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New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
in his endeavOrs to read over the Teacups
with his wife:

in his endeavors to read over the Tescups'
with his wife:
Only this every evening was wkeedled i2to an
four gallios who for none OF these things, 10
entreat that would give them a chase sever
chase In this house is forbidden by the mistress
on the ground that IL makes q dust: l. destroys
carpets; it leaves finger marks on walls; ofScT ofS
high crimes and nIsdeneanors which are GUY SCI
forth in the manifesto that forbids SEasIsSi sSi1
doors" So. like Shellcy's Sweet Chi!d slssep;.
seve1-year-old ''ulurmurs like a noontde ;eI+, IeI
while ten-yearold. and fve-year-oid ana
OF their fate 10 make sure she does not near WlA'
is going an. And so
Z spirit in nv
Has LED me. who knows how
out of tho ROOM these four stealing silently 5s sits5
of they CO. like hares / foliowlnS-ifto tIIe
room. and the day nursery. ard the niehf nj F-2ery
one catch is swept off to prison eltheE The
under my arm, dragged by the hee4s @Io5 o55ean't
hurt the carpets bit! It's only superstition OF
the mistress. They look fresher IiIHl S1
calls and shouts and shrieks "a tue-Iete' forn he
French say. BY and by Il message GoiIGS I anoIISh
mistress that the chase has ia astgn 6ning room and
that Il IS Dorothys bed time; whlcn whlco5 Is 10 ..S0,
by q sudden hush, and then a suPIEqnation: and
OF disappointment and injured resisIlabunrtt: ~: N
we five come sinking in very red a. anu rrorbair bv
resume my place invalid IN tne ,narai al days
the fire for have been laid up loT sLo1id have
with a cold and bronchitis which ShouIG iL1IT I
pleaded as a weighty excuse TOT no a. 60 heinE
The children could understand II. 81 %, p2 e,a2
cbIiqed 70 90 / went: and once in the game eNe i
fve-year-old could not throw 11h ngI " US never
into IT more entirely 10y; ;v7hat ~ hoy ever cared
tant carpets In the midst of chase l Aia or or
care one straw whether they were e.a9 odu s pTaver
cloth OF s0iG cine III over them could catch two OF
those hares at one nit!
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
THE NAN IN THE STREET.
EmersonS's Inrention of Him Fortv Years
Ago
From The London Daily News.

FROM The London Daily News
Ihe phrase. the man IN the street came
HlIo o journalistic use few years ago and has
i Eesl round so expressive that it has been wide
- accepted as a useful periphrasis for the
ao'taal - ma term. public opinion" From Fleet-st
~ nas risen TO Westminster, and has even been
.Li uuI@ed py the Premier in Parliament Yet pos
sIDly rev OF the thousand and one writer's and
speakers ,.c who use the phrase have any idea OF
sense was Ralph Waldo Emerson. and n occ,,rs
~ ms conduct Of Life" in the section on Wor-
snip, Wn1ch % was published in 1860. The passage
certain patriots IN England devoted them
selves ior years to creating public opinion that
shoula preak down the Corn Laws and establish
Free Trade. Well says the man In the street
Coooen got a stipend out of IT."
IN qnite q aiiferent sense was the term "a man
or the people applied to Charles James Fog
VINO adfocateo the popular cause from profound
eonFlcuohs as 70 the rights OF man. There is a
oepfeclatofy intention IN using 1.-The man in the
street as symbolizing opinions formed on i'm
perfect knowledge. and without due reflection.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

DUKES AND POETS IN FERRARA- BY Edmund G.
Coz -
a study OF the political and literary history OF
FeFTara from the time Of the first Duke OF Este the
opening years OF Alfonso. the third dukes reign Illus
trRted with portraits.
THE FRENCH SOBLESSE OF THE EIGHTEENTH
CENTURY. Translated by Mrs. ColQuhoun Grant from
Les souvenirs de In Marquise de Crequy. 1881 Illus
tTated' sVo. pp xvi 325. (E. p. Dutton & Col
Illustrated with frontispecs reproduction OF
Boucher.s portrait os Mrne de PompaAour.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
EDUCATIONAL.

ESSENTIALS OF oRTHoGRAPHY AND oRrHdPY
Crane & CO.. "
NORMAL INSTtTLTE PHYSIOLOGY. WITH BLACK
iOAFtp DRAWINGS BY p. w Simmonds, NJ. s.
limo. pp lhS CTopska' Crane & Col
CHINESE MADE EASY. BY Walter Brooks Brouner A.
-. N o. and Fung Yuet Now. With an Introductor
~ Herbert A. Giles. II. A. LII D. Svo pp. xiv, 35i
NIhe Macmillan C0mPanyO -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
POLITICAL SCIENCE

THE PROBLEM OF MONOPOLY. By John Bate. C7ar.
LII -. l2mo pp. VI. lbs. CThe Macmillan Company (
III the "coluHhie University Lectures'' series A
nonllc principles recently become known
TIE ROOSEVELT DOCTRINE. Cor,plea nv u =
Garrison. limo. pp. viii, Isl. Robert Grer Cooke j
compilation extracts from President RoossveI,
speeches various pertaining 10 the 1ftes
and rights ot man and government. ~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
HISTORY.

IA1 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. i4aS-lsas Translated
from the Originals. Edited and Annotated by Emma
ns.sn biair ana James Alexander Robertson with
llstoFlea! introduction and Additional Notes by Fd
N1Fd G9yIord Bourne With Maps Portraits ana
Other Illustrations. Vol XVI-id00. svo DID, S29
'@'e'elahc; The Arthur H. Clark Company -
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
RELIGION.

A Dictionary OF THE BIBLE Edited by James
Hastings NJ A. D. D. with the assistance OF John
y. Sebie, ~. u. D u. Extra volume containing
Articles Indexes and Maps Quarto, pp. xiii O36
(Char.cs ScrtbneTS Sons)
THE STRUCTURE OF THE TEXT OF TTID BOOK OF
AMOS. BY William Rainey Harper Svo pp. Ss
Chicago: The University OF Chicago Press
In the 'Decennia Publications series.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
SCIENCE.

RADIo-ACTIVITY; BY Frederick Soddy A. Illustrated
5vo. PIP ri. 2iA (The D. Van Nostrand Company
In tho Electrician'' series An elementary treatise
from the standpoint or the disinteggaton theory.
ELECTRICITY IN AGRICULTURE AND HoRTICUIF-
CRE ~ Professor 3. Lemstr5m. Illustrated. svo
pp w. r. Crhe D. Van Nostrand Company
In the Electrician" series record Of experfu.nt.
cultural ana horticultural work
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
FICTION.

REEA's EXPERIMENT. BY Mary J. YIolms. 12rno -,
$40 90 W Dillingham; Company ~ ~
The story Of seotehman's will. and the love and
intrigue involved In It's fulaIu1ent ~
I'M FROM MISSOURI BY Hugh McFpvb r,I,,,r,,s
i2mo. pp. iO7 "a. W. Dillingham; Cofnpany1
In the 'John Henry series
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
JUVENILE.

WITH RICHARD THE FEARLESs BY Paul Cr..yv,ct
Illustrated l2no. pp 304. CE. p Dut,on & COZ ~
A tale Of love and adventure IN the Rea Crusade
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
SOCIOLOGY.

WORKING WITH THE HANDS BY Booker T. Wash
ington limo PIP. X, 246 doubleday. Page 6 Coz
The story Of Industrial training school At Tse
embodyng the authors theories
cation. illustrated with photogTaphs
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
REPRINTS.

THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF INFANT FEEDING.
WITH NOTES ON DEVELOPMENT BY Henry
Dwight Chaplin Second edition revised illustrated
Svo, pD. XII. 342. (Will!am Wood & Col
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
MonlcIair Military Academy

Montelair. n. j. IS miles from New york a., No bet,
undsr present headmaster. Illustrated catalogue
Stvne filI details courses buildings and general
oeup'sA JOHN q. MacyICAR, a NJ, Hesdmastcr.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

"CHENOWETH"
BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Located In the SoSS S9egsy. c resident s 0f the
Music. Art ana Languages Unusual social advantages
Ham Hampshire Ge'i' Avenue G washington. D. C. 49, -''
Academy of Saint JOseph-in-the-Pines
The Academy. Of St IeseDh, a HGaFdag "a Bg School for
Pine REGION OF LOhs Island The Curriculum Jun sTbFas:s
gTads Special syu!ess may pursue elective i'G5is' in
studies win resumed Thursday. september s'h-
LAsEIl. SEMINARY.
Women Gives thorough training in liberal course
8~HH5s SaSlk koaos 6G5 Ga otoa Mssters IN and
Art Apply sa'tS &. Z. nRAGDoS. fTiucpai -
MISS pANA's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MorristOwn,
y. J. (suburhan 70 New 1SfH m Gr9s1
Music and Art Gymnasium. Outdoor sports Rest
dent pupils $500.
f.. BYE $ 81 ~ LIZ. y s4oa9 a,. sew fs.
T ocKwooD COLLEGIATE. SCHOOL
u Cor'neEl3 so,s5s Mount G,,Sss9 Ss:2'a; 7;a y -
HEATHcoTE HALL scARsDALE 7.
NJoRAxAS sMNAEE s9s 95s 5:s ssn'asR as n a
dfess j. MAN II ARK D Z. PTn-
rIyHp Misses MetcaIrs Boarding. and Day school for
Il 1;rIS TarryJoWn y. Y. college, Prepa. alton. Physi
cal culture. Tennis BasKet-oaIL fteopeHs 9ePC "a
rIss BROWNS B0srdIng and Day school reopens Oct
nj A3 HI = Srre brown Hudson. Ny.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
BETHLEHEM
Preparatory School
BethIehem Pa. Prepares for Harvard. Yale Prince
sosss SSn 5sHsh IN 70 ysas New sHdinss synasu
sVriainC pool summer Tor september exanlpa
tfons Cstalogue. H. B. EOERlNG, Is. 3. Principal.
TTTDsON RIVER MILITARY ACADEMY. So Nyack
III on Hudson, New York Ctty. . miles, a pa-k or
beautiful ems on the west 70 miles OF superb river
xsyy IN the east make location Ideal; rooms large
ara steam heated and special courses stable OF
ana for riding recreation and
drill tree ~ years under present s1psrl-
safe thorough sehooI under klnd
Arm hcnleike management illustrated eealosue CAP
tain j. WILSON. u. s. v. A. NJ. superintendent
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
a GOOD MANS LETTERS.
Souvenirs Of the Late John BeIIoTs'
of Gloucester.

yoE,s FELLOWS: LETTERS AND MEMOIR.
F6iteS by Eliza beth Bellows. With porua55isS9'
man and other illustrations. SVo. pp 49,
Henry Eolt & CO.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

Mr.. Arthur Henry has been getting himself
into more trouble by his too localized and re-
alistic writings We have already recorded how
he was besieged by appreciative but impecu-
NOUS Catskiu mountaineers, who clamored for
opportunities to work for him and to receive
pay in copies OF his latest book. Now. it seems
he has ned to his island In Long Island Sound
where the original of his 'Island Cabin Is
situated. thiaking. doubtless. to escape from the
opportunities of his admirers. But we are in
formed that even the steamboat pilots have
discovered his whereabouts and salute him with
whistles IN passing, while excursionists who
have read his volume break IN upon his soi.-
tude. 1t is even stated that one curious visitor
made the startling request 10 Mr. and Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

The title OF Richard lie Galenne's new book
which will be brought out in the autumn by
Little Brown G. Co. will be Painted Shadows."
which is vague enough to set people guessing
II their minds are not otherwise better occupied
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

Mrs Violet Jacob. whose novel. The Inter
Ioper," was published last week by Doubleday
Page & Co.. is a comparatively new writer to
American readers; this is her second book
Mrs Jacob is the wife Of Major Arthur Jacob
who has served for some years with distinction
in India The scenes OF '"rhe Interloper' are
laid In q small Scotch coast village. Her pre-
vious novel. THE Sheep stealers.' is a story
of Welsh life.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
Park Avenue institute

Park Avenue institute
Bridgeport. Connecticut.
Boys like this school SD year. Excellent home and
thorough work. College business $3.50 Illustrated
uataIosus BELu Is. JONES, A NJ. Principal.
MAPIEWOOD. 40 boys prepared for business es
neld one OF most beautiful locations IN Eastern
euulpment 40 years OF success: boys forge
'front.' in u s Senate the failures In other
schools become with US s9ScesSful studsnts we al
No1x then pIay J. SHORTLIDGE (YalSl. \. NJ Prin-
HOOSAC SCHOOL, Hoostck. n. S.-AmOng the hills
Berkshire Range. preparatory school for boys;
home Influences best educational advantages Running
track gymnasium drill hockey rink In winter. Opens
Sent W. &. DOAEE d. ID. Visitor
Catalogues Rev. EDWARD DUDLEY TtBstfs. Rector.
ST DAyiD's HAII--Thorough education; limited
number boys; ideal spot: college preparation home
influence: buildings heFo W. l. EVANS IL a.
ScaFsdals ~. Y.
rIyHn IRVING SCHOOL FOR BOYS TarTytOwn-On-
l. Hudson. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

The A. c. McCiurg Company, OF Chicago an
nounces for publication in September a new
story Of Labrador by Mary Bourchier SANFORD
1t Will be called The Wandering Twins. Ihe
twins are young trappers, who meet with al
ventures and hardships in the interior
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

Henry please to "aet just as you DO IN the
book" Truly this is the silly season.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

The opening chapters OF Mr.. Norman Dun
cans much heralded "Dr. Luke OF the Labra-
dor" printed in the August magazine num-
Der Of THE Outlook" in which the story will
continue 20 appear serially. The book will ap-
pear shortly. before the story is completed in
THE Outlook" Mr.. Duncan has been COM
PEELED to forego his usual trip to Labrador this
summer in order TO put the finishing touches
on his novel.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

"i ms memorials OF Emerson" he says:
ore, one distinction between prose end poetry-I had
Slnost Eaid the essential distnctionEis fbat tS
outline On marking az sueef o from ON Sharpness d,I Of
,se,.T our 'ts detail; while the very life Of
st,S ne N rs rising above detail. in its soft
sSerythIna sFging Il lines Of division and treating
Less because that which is vague and inde6nits
-Iss -SIss INTO play the imagination OF the reader
tesses 70 room for this power 10 act an all a poet
90 49, 9 - hGt master who paints for Us but
g,immer or romance 10 bsrToScs %ouid give the
q might do on the ona condition Of setting tSa
@ @Dac@ N ;he picture, and not drawing too rnucb
snoyos step forward ealing tie eve %Cra % I'm he ne
Csc oet@'l whish destroys the grace Of IL
n letter 20 Senator Hoar he writes with
discrimination or the comparative use or Latin
ana saxon derivatives In English composition.
ihcaaing &c the Saxon ~ the leading. but NOT
TIE exclusive. medium Of expressing the highest
tho0ght-'thet Is, Saxon. with here and there
ossh OF Latina little touch or soupcon OF II;
ioT very little in some compounds means very
great change in the effect. OIL OF carbon added
70 pure i-oa toughens - and hardens Il into
food ssee! for many uses. Put IN o5. and Il
becomes brittle--a different metal" He adds
This comment on Macaulay:
too &acEuay tried 10 de-LatiniSe himself n
49, 1hrg - Pet ~ oy reading Pilgrims Progress
Nsg pendant 70 Sunyan's; IL was not the same size
~ thape: ana he had much chance OF fffine
5nnyan's language as he had OF fitting his ieatheT
breecaes. 80 0A
He never tires OF writing OF his children. and
sorne Of his accounts OF them and OF his pleasure
with them Included in his letters 10 his dis.
f.rruisheo friends have charm that remind,
che of stevenson. Take the account OF a gam,
OF chase" sent 60 DIR. Holmes as an instanc. ot
tie sort Of interruption 70 which he was sub;eot
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13

Count Tolstoy's article the Russo-Jap-
anese War, which was recently reprinted in The
Tribune from "The London Times" is soon tC
be issued in the form OF a booklet by Thomas
Y Crowell & Co.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-13
Lac Schools.

l. j. TOMPKINS. Regii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09
Aus srssoas Gs(sbirbts.
&sMtenasfstss mms Observation-Disclosures In
@sstIans-@abHs @srfass.

"VYF+ wv
pie DOR aar5sm bonn prGNbenssn
NutsrSti@uete Niu, norm fur bic
Nsiuiss aab GlafteMuaHefung tn
posssanb, Ore, S475,00o betDiGtst
lrarhsn. bringt hsism CUR Gentleman.
FAes pgespEs ba9lOHeneH unterneb.
ben cine fptItorln,ere rationale Gg1r.
bssuAe. INIT Der Dslsr pirb besanRt.
Id be Gn4aGung zines aepig. anb
9larytWpuumsnseB rerbuaben, fur hds
zHRhert Nppieptlt F6Dn I'm Mai
1908 btn Gsuubitsin Esgis.
Daa. MnHumsni hisnt bar Crime.
rag an ben Rapttan Werineibet
ngp8 uab ben Geutnanf Charles
9lays, be 1904 BON psSEbsnt Sdfsr.
gca an bic Gpit4 siner Expedition 3ur
~encaessn Gtforf@uns beB Ortsonses
bttgs, iptides baA stssntpdrtise Brit
W&rGoIuinbia 6ts su 81 Grab 40
RkEifn uBrhsi4tr Brsiss, fpfpis bic 1tas
ttska unipnsf tcatsn Oregon, Mafttns.
TN SStabp unb WontGna unfabs, es.
ntu1f lpufben. 4Dsr Nause Dreebn emit.
Dammit ben, Morie oregano. CT
npsbs BEN Gebtets BON frl6sn fpant.
E@sE Grpbtrtrn ipeesn bes bdafieen
4cTtOmmsns bon oregano (tpsl6en
8Spmians) In Der Reeiou btgeleet.
eh6ts unh GIdrt ptrbra&tsa ben Mfns
BE- 1905 iHa DDss 0lebop an Der Min.
faag bss Gollmbins0iuTts. Sbre On.
EIsafs tp bsm Spr. bebeuiste 5usletd bic
@pQtnbun8 bes etftsn uebssIonhreife
4 ben Der. l$tooisa. Sine setreu.
169bitbpns btb Uosts tpurbs mil tinsnl
ApFsnauftraabe i,pn $4,000 auf Der
NDuiftr nDsliauatenuns erst4tst.
N6s Greaongebtst tpurbs BON England
kHt ben Neg @taatsn beanfpru9l, BID
% adHfs 1918 hpr9 cine Ronbsntirn
t nprbrshlt8f SBretas Der Union fsis.
esftBt ipdrb, tDDhur9 has Gsbi.i Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

9Qnbpat asrbsn In ben Ger.
tN jabsls4 fat s150poNGoo
ssseSSsi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

5O4 lit bic Ielepbon.@ Drummer
fiir Gpbaspaifer, MineyalspafIer
nno @eiRbter. c6s & eli&bader.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

Naien. ODER Gals > aatarrb wiro
Dfsrt befeitigt uno permanent turirt
bur6 ,8DrD syormaltm", tGimer
b ssmeub). g. s. 9 m mi
Gaent, 60uitOn, Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

Iautti iebt, bab MarfdaG Nob3u, Der
bie4estee Geueralinipstteur bes MeiIs-
tartfSisbunss- unb HilbunBstpeiens,
ben Dbsrbefshl auf benz Rfsessj9oue
ptase bat, unb haB Der frii9re Mint.
Per Rphama ietn Gsnerdlitdbs9sf lit,
Marf9au Wtfbisura Nobau gift
rad ben bssbeu 6elbmari4anen Mer.
qaib Uamasata unb 0bama, bic BEN
R~rse8Asaths bes Raifas angsb5rea unb
bsssr Irbtitstr1ft bur9 BE 2aft Der
Dabss sdHmdIert pirb, als ber
f3htafs General bes iapantf6sn 4esrts.
qr To SO Sabre aft uHb bat It4 I'm
MtHsff6siapanffhen Rrisee 1894 bard
bic Gtnnobue Ron GBul unb ais Giibs
rsr Der eriftn Wrmss mad D~amagotds
Esiranfung In Der 2inotinss5albiRfel
ben b5hffsn Rutm erpprbsn- MaH
RsssthHet ttH als ben befsu Rsnner
PEI fYotsgif9sa @srbSltntHs spifnsn
6sm DalusBluB unb Muibsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09
9apat,s gbtrfelobsrr.
pts &&@4tsmmaastssass bsr 4sntes ssS
@ttabs eAt stm aritsSfAsIYlakt.

1sttass sat benz arttssfasaslast.
Gs Ut asentbdmlid. nit tp4lasul
@ef9td biz Saponer ibrsn aufmakfA
In &urta gu betptttfelieeH pubttn,
phns bab man sttpas @enausrts bdbpn
erfabr. Wth.r aber bic 8ufammeus
lssung ibrtr Qrusen, nod tber beren
RpMmaabo nurb. bas @ertngite Der.
saiben. Nus antbeuttf9sr QueIt per,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

~ arjntt MGamu . 5laiaenbier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09
Man beflage fid9 nid)t aber
9as, tuas mat 5u
efem bat,

menn man bon elmer minberwertiaen
gdderei tauft. Sober 8dder tam
minoermerti9eS 0roo urb minbertiee
Bie8 baden.-aber fein anberer Bas
der i'm 2anbe bddt iold9e pprsiialihe
UrDoe uno Bies ME uir.
Brobiert unier Sabritat, meun
Sic un5ufrie6en iein iollteu, nit Dem
mas Sic jebt betomtnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-09

ksutiesa Giaetsp Oregon, Mnf1tns,
TIC. Nhobp unb Hppiara snbsilfis an
be Der. ssegisn Hell.
aa lstpA. pnb Glsrt.M onumsut
}Bsttt Ign DpsttGEt GitpApart gu bort.
ssgHh On einspl glan5ts, pcn benz aus
99g ha Msnuinstts.dlub gu ibss.
Moo btsusae. 9s bsitsBt aus diner
no BHb bo4tn eBayle, bic aMf stmta
so6sf spht, bshya pier @eitsn bic BIB.
seuRtf4 uusgtilbrisp Wappsa 6ss
Mbsa esnaHpteH bsky @tootsr adoeu.
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GimO sic 8(tnD2?

geit ~pnlerert rsusn @srfabrsI neIIet mir bie ate
sntaunofte au9etis ben &tare nnb b5niae GIino'
belt beileH mir IN ~firaeiter 8etk G6teIet ttit iuts
sg "ssm ma. ac:a,n SerIHa. g%re HUI I'M t9sle Sns.
fnnft. 9emtiAes SetftnHitnf tis afueens une
DbFsnIsipsnpes S7As Genes Mpe.s ct
M1utA, W o.
The border vidette., 1904-05-21

Monday night the members of the Spanish American Alliance gave a banquet at Hotel Mexico in Nogales, Sonora, which was largely attended by members of this popular organization Of which many Americans of Nogales, Arizona. are members. There were about twenty-five plates and more good things to eat and drink than you could shake n stick at. The Spa"i>h- American boys do things by the whole sale and lc IS a sure thlne they h...t q jolly good time Monday night and the small hours of Tuesday
 J. F. Mechanism, deputy sheriff and justice nf the peace at Orc Blanco, is in the city. Mir. McCIanahan has for many years resided in the Orc Blanco mining district whore he is the owner of Il number of big mining prop critics which are said to very valuable and one of these days will be sold for handsome sum. MT. McClanahan has abundant confidence in the future of his district and says it is only matter of time when he will receive his reward for staying with it. Mir. McCianah han, who Is delegate to the Democratic territorial convention, IS in favor of sending uninstructed dele gates to the national convention.
 On the night of May 18th Mir Fred Horn. who lives in the Huachuca mountains. this county, was held up and rebbed. Just before dark rwo Mexicnns rode up 10 his place, tied the old mans hands behind him and poking their SIX shooters against him threat ened to kill him if he made move. One of them was e tall man wei iching about 200 pounds and the other was shorter and lighter. They took Horns two horses, Winchester, pistol, gold watch and chain and SS in cash After the robbers had gone the old man worked his hands loose and went into his cabin and lit a candle. The NeXicans came back and threatened to break down the door. The old man put out the light and they went away. Hors. thieves are said to be very much in evidence over in that section of the country. About two weeks go two of Deputy Collector of Custom Mix's horses were stolen.
The border vidette., 1904-05-21
Notice of Hearing Petition.

In the Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona In the Matter of the Guardianship of John Dessart, Incompetent.
 Notice is hereby given that Alice Dessart has filed in this Court her petition praying that Letters of Guar- dianship Of tine State of John Dessart, incompetent. be granted her and that the same will be heard on Saturday the 2Sth day of May, A. b, 1904, at 10 o'clock in she forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court, in No gales, County of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. and all persons Interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not L., granted.
 Dated May l7th, 1901.
 ". 4 O'CoNNoR,
 CLERk.
The border vidette., 1904-05-21
NOTICE.

In tbe Probate Court of the County of
 Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of tho Estate of
 Alouzo l.. Noon, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Annie E. Noon, Administratrix of the estate of Alonzo E. Noon. deceased. has filed In this Court her report and account of sales of a portion of the property of said estate. made pursuant to an order of this Court dated May I4th, 1904, and her petition praying that said sale be confirmed and approved and made valid; and that the same will be heard on Tuesday, the 3lst day of May. A. 1904, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the Courtroom of said Court at the Courthouse in Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, at which tune and place any person interested in said estate may appear and show cause. if any they have. why said sale should not be con Grrned according to law and as prayed for in said petition.
 Dates this 2Osll day of May. 1904.
 w !. O'CONNOR.
 2-t- Clerk "f said Probate Court.