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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-02-23
Notice No 1921.
)liCation for Patent.
SURVEY NO, POO
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

~ UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ID,
lg CARSON CITY, New. Dec. %, 1904. .;
u is HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
ance of the Act of Congress approved
p. Emma l.. Corbett, William C. Al
enry L.Corltett, the duly appefnteta,,
lifted and acting EXECUTORS of the
Ind Testament Of H: W. Cdfbett, tie-
ose Post Office addresses are Port
ION. have, through W. B. ,Lawlop;,
I0rney in. fact, thcsPost Ofiee address
Il B. Lawlor bedng*Ely, White Pine
eyada, have, made .applicstinn. fsssa
1900 linear feet Ontaeh of the FOLLOW
a veins, lodes or mineral .deposits,.
DID, to-wit GoidNuggett,. Sun Set,
Pile and Double Standard, each With
found 600 feet In width. all lying and.
hted within the Gold CanyoH Mjpapxs
Dnnty of White Pine and State Of Me-
being more fully described sctg
pounds by the official plat herewith.
by field notesoR6le in the office OF
- er of the Carson City Land District.
follows, to-wit:r-,l & az.
IA SUN SET LUbE , ~.
1hg at corner No, I, Identical with tba
&tion corner of THE Sun Set Lode, &
by inches square, set Is inches In
with monument of stone feet by
Xfeet high scribed i.2l65, whence a "
80 e'o hoitps sluO VI scCCtOu II,
62 4 bears N II degrees, 30 minutes
let, U. S. Mineral Monument No.f'
Us degrees 2 minutes f 2O78.S feet, I:
%. U. 8. Survey No. AZ, Lot b., Wide
site, bears ) A degrees f 26S feet.
klon Monumentupon this claim bears.
Mes 80 minutes u 7il.4 feet; from thfs'
~ the lode line Of claim bears;ST
n 80 minutes n 500 feet and N Is de-
MINUTES w 756 feet.
yRnce N. 90 degreesi5 minutes e. ia7
\. Is degrees 30'mifutes E. ... --
xLodc Line; thence I'm
no corner No. 2. identical with the
Che location aad:corner No. Golden
n of this suryeyYa post 4 feet by
care set Is inchesiIi the ground, sur
Py a substantial .mound of Store,
Once S Is degrees so minutes E.T g4'is'
n 10 degrees 80 minutes L. b.f'i
n Egsn Creek flowing north easterlys
"A ' tiTW
tto corner No. 3, Identical with. The
.fbe Location an,l corner M. Golden
" OF TINS survey; a post | feet by a
N are set IL inches in the ground and
|fd hya substantial Mound of store
4-2l63, whence the mouth OF Sun Set
ears n. IS degrees rs minutes w! p56
Etunnei bears $, n deg tees T. 700 feet
Holden Rule Tunhe bears Ne de-
8l9 feet; said Tunne, hears 4 lladp.4
I20 feet in length. .EueH4l4
N Ipff bus 4F.rIfD
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AS SHOWN. ,,4n.,
BY the COUNTY RECORDS

Deed. r. A. Martin and Van
Newman to W. B. Graham: Lot
4 and west 10 feet frontage lot2
in block E of Ely tQYpsite;. con
sideration $500. 0U WI
Deed. r: N; Peters 10 "a.
Riepe: 1Ge8Ee th AllaEest
MRHers mine in Robinson min
ing district; consideration nom
inal.
Deed. JohnI'J. 4 Hawkins to
Justin Fraser: one Fifteenth i'm
tefest in Racine mine; one-twen-
tieth interest in Ada; mine; one
twentieth interest in Riordan
mine; 9ne-twentieth interest in
Wedge mine; all situated in Rob-
inso3 mining district; considera-
ton nominal. y
Deed. Sylvester @. Cannon to
Old Imperial M & M. Co.: Elk
chequef mine; Big Giant mine;
kittle GiaaHs mine; together with
buildings. machinery, ore dumps,
ETC.. in Cherry Creek mining dis
trier; constnexatiop nominal
Deed, FL, Richardson, to
VIM Hayes: sLotl5sin bloclr1Y,.
Ely TOWNSHIP; consideration $50.
!, Deed. Ellen Hayes ct al to
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cherry Creek

There will be wedding in town
II tho very near future. o.,~v.7,
Ms. John Eager of Ely, after
visiting with her father several
days, returned on Tuesday. o." ID -
Invitations have been, extended
to Mr.. L kishman's friends to be his
guests at the occasion Of his birth
dayih "sHe.' 3" 'nS''t"iol ''s''si
o" Frank Pierce has severed his
connectidhl with the Borchert ranch
and is tdw engaged at the. Star
mine. fw aJnpf H.t
Hon. 4ao. F. Parker has been an
invalid, Rut on Monday he was seen
saving bpd, so must be GONZALES
IdAA . . ,s s' .,.i,, Ss@ q. .. ... n
|, .BssN IA ;-int l i. ssiiif''N ss..T. 3 "A
MGDermhI a SON. lat Oakland, Cal.
] aathsr bid Child afee waeuIis ana
-e.+},e4-j.1hbv -a4ast q :
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An ENGAGEMENT:

The engagement of Miss
Bertha Twombley to James D.
Lamb has been announced. Miss
TswYloelmbley resides iM Reno. 7She
made many friends in this county
while engaged in teaching the
Duck Creek school few years
ago. Mr.. Lamb is mining en-
gineer in Tonopah.. ~ '''-f
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sv.ss It'll M ga Ss IT, asg's 1s.

Men1 Tiny M l9eada NtE
sundberg hdnse. .ioay1n .xIlao =
The ma$qterade ball on Friday
evening was5 well attended and the
costumes wohld be credit to9Fifth
Avenue, Nev York. The, judges
of costunl ea andllbesE Sustained
characters Yeres Thps- 6. Davis,
Geo. F. PArl er and John A. Carl
son, and tile priRewinnars wersE
First -MissS Maggie Hare, as
"Mother Gtundy" and Miss 2
Robinson, al her daughter "Sally;'
second-Mr& .. Geo. Brady. as
"DelineatorS 1t was a very en-
joyable cd casion. Sing and Shun
furnished a very recherche turkey
supper. .1s.,...-..,,.a,...e4a.,.,,.4.,-,.....s..
,vThe flu neral of Mrs. Joseph Il,
Currie tobk place on Tuesday of
last week ' On arriving In town,
the corpse was taken to Nevada,
Hall, where there lyas {. tl4rge SON
course of people. MI. John Wearne
conducted the funeral Service at the
halfandsat the grave and the choir If
sang appropriate hymns, after aft r, which
tie procession proceeded to the up
per cemetery, where the remains
vssslsa 4sessft n i II tie graves 81
departed friends. Mrs. Currie was,
a native Of West Virginia and IS
years of age. 4oa,s,.tuy
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Chas~s A. Walker: Lot Is of
block y, Ely townsite $3.50 ee '|
Deed. w. N. McGill to Mo1lfe
McGill: Lot l, block 7, Ely
TOWNSHIP; gift deed. o1ss art 2,
= Psi Lyons & CamRton. to
Johh Weber: Lot % of block 2,
Fly townsite; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
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Thence s. 60 degrees IS minutes "

=.
aFts q Lode ls Ssf Eiss s. 5mlaeatfns.
sss lfss} No with the
a%as dfgaRfSg re set ls inches ground and
iseriesff Ss 3lSs. \, = aosr... u 'oas'
Ills eet 10 corner aesre sa 81 minutes I'm ies
the 9 losat %ae oe Mes Min site der
aneheSs "a aIs SET Is inches In the ground and
scrihd ey SUBSTANTIAL mound of stone,
aFFfNif 'eYT TSencSN 80 dsgrees 90 n,,.,.
War ~ dea - " &c " minutes E.
a Slohs line ~ Z. u S. Survey No, A. Lot B.
c4ss isst t6tor 1s No, 8, identical with the
~ y, Ist Hss aa Mi fS1p site NO.
Isl ,nf mesn in
v vnen q d ~ y aegEets 6 3 30 min4tes W.;
Ss1o9ssg 1ias s;1sf )" Has Sa'f' No. a. Lot B.
Ss " A. sss.s'lg s. lss' 70 hsan Greek
original aud psa'ss N sth u h s.
sSe s ssss s,i ats inches an IS ia
mound Of stone ssgbed slss AND l -r0 sos
yaT aes9e ees So ai ~ n E.
Vide West NH ste, survey NO; ~ Lot B.
Wide West Mil ste l WSeh IS No.
FOUND s9ssns g. oass !;
I iosasio sa' cofn;r the of'tn"'
,,7s ss i S 31sssss;ssS y %Is's,ss
4Ast . hSet ~ ,pIa"e ofnegInnlhg 80 ssAf-= "a,
sFSiM fow he sun Set TanIlsi a aes 2. tss'
S9Xhur 93QyN fnlss CAIN, s.ast,.fsf
i.saasss 4. EdokbEN ftffi LOBE ?" . -"
tsssplstsNo, Sdegties with che
II ihis jsJ wl,arse los,s IN, rh Sss i2ue
iode II ehSssfS Gecreses III minntes r. si0 taat
wffici sisff il referred to In notee OF location
II I'LL i,r a. aget M rom SANE
ri section Il sX, Il q E bears n q degrees s
1.rs A s'ss minutes SOS isst
"a sSrees Is Gin RE- VIZ faot granl Jesls
MI, inhe Inc 81 n oei, .ao mn
rrens SYaEes me o @' feat nd p e.
minutes %I y g? sfykte-d5 49, s,,lsi t2s;
a,,9 fvsriS t1sspees o 50 minutes e,'F". .S
500. feet 10, Lode Life: thence - q 49, j
2 wy iesl EPrney ~ ", adelfijeslyit the To-
~ ~ tAnlcIfS " the ground, si!rrounded by
sApsl athktai alo6na Of stone scribed 2-2l65
y q ssi X sESaSs - ptnntesE ~ -
~ FEET h9sEgfp frsyk flOsying East, thence IT,,
!; a GPe ri cnfnsf No post feet by4
SEaT lasfSsss, in ,hS gronad sur
sS5Ibaa NspticaI with tSsiepas ien a.9 eor.
R e ltiiiissSs 60 sssrees Ia minutes W
MI sss, s o lraqla if Nugget Lode Of
! nE n4 lEvf3IuenCe
tSi fset to,S"r,r epc idet,ts With .n
ipc RIG corner ana corner No. Sun
SCI Loa Tb o. iilis 8 s y Il. .taS fRs
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Local Happenings

'-I.f7T 9. -
Ely Lodge, F. & A. M, meets
Saturday evening W - =
E. o. copnors is confined to- his
bed with an injured leg.
Antoine Larson of Ibapah, ttih, !
was county seat yiYsi5q FrffYfy ,;>
w. D. Campbell Of Steptoe was
in town yesterday aah Al load of
potatoes.
Herman Dress is over from
Cherry Creek an expects to remain
IA bna si''at
s.h,,1t,,nay4t aOf ms
DR.. R. II. Richardson has beend
confined to his room for the past
week with Ia grippe. nj s'@4'F "''
The Ladies Card Club will meet
on Saturday 81 this week at tbs the
residence Of Miss Hannah Smith =.
Mceill s. NtVhlna faGSSs e iAi1staaAIleS
a new gasolineaeheihs+1hi- tfieif4
butcher ship to .r,n) 1.-The sausage
machine s,,sis Asni,iDA S1s sAita
si.a.saz<4s.s-..<-szss<s--
Seth Longobaugh, ali dfd-time
mining man of this state, .pslSI
through town last wx3G54 "a
to Goldfeld. 80
Lawyer Chandler has leased the
building at the s oStithhn ed of the
Hayes warehouse aifd Uplifting it
up for an Office. .A.,t,r1t,,,.
inst as we go to press a report
reaches us that a detective, and
writing expert are on their
way to Ely from Eurekass3 wv
A. D. Ramel, 2 Rslybs ipsNAg
man, passed through Ely last week
ON a prospecting trip tothl soafhefh
part of this lsqqlnntl ard the neFtielern
part of Nye county.
Assessor,Au Gn II oitse. left Nom
day for thei easterrnrpaft9 of, the
county to interviews adfewu Utah,
sheep men who are grazing thefr
herds in this county, gRln odN ,,CA ID
M. E. Bassett will return to his
home at Mtii1cy q the last Of the
month, much improved in health. |,
Mr.. Bassettfff9fff n 3AFran-a
cisco for the pakyear.
Will Ross droventsrfrpm cherry
Creek Monday and reports the
roads between tFat place and Fly to1
be in an almost ihrilPpassablg 'tondi!9
ton, on account of the mud. o. s'aH
w. A. Gaylor, for. number Of
years connected with the Salt Lake
Tribune, butt now, on the Mining
Review, was in town last week.
Mr.. Gaylor will write up this sec
ton of thetHHAtA Rf III Ais1 tApsr.a
The Young Meu'si Coed Time
Club met Saturday evening and
completed its organization. 'I'} TIE
club now has a membership of
twenty-four and expects to have
double .thstlHsssHabe71 siwd ithin f Fhtttd1
h1iiss se1.dzn.g ylo yt4,--y.g
The printing outfit Of IT, D.
Crossette arrived Sunday. The
new paper, to appear every Sat
urday, will be priateaIhnitke Davis
building on Main street and called
the Mining Record. Thefrs issue
is expected March boz, ss 4
James Orr is in receipt of piece.
of wedding cake cut at the marriage
of his neice, Miss Laura Orr, to /.
L. Richard, al .sonnk tbhhg) ii.
gineer of Tonopah. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of
the brides uncle, Judgs'dhatiey,-of
Reno. ,r-,,>,r
About the only evidence in Ely
that yesterday was a holiday was
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ing over this g. ty, ft EeyaRl
days in this can5p Md xps&ts 10
return when ~ STOW the
ground. susx III
IL, smiths >
has been making fodf 81 Spring
Valley, north torthN suuhntviainej'
and expects to nIake'a 'tratti sfor tthe
..I ..l. -IsI sid TsbsfsI ol,tI
county treasury. .y,n,slnI s,l oanir 4
Three shifts are atl work, sinking !
the shaft on the,,Losts Gem slnine.
Water is botheriig agood deha ,rbutd
the values still r6fitFhife.q a hsw
pump will be installed Hs fq1 yjt1
can get here. At7o
Thos. Gilleland, a Salt, Lake min,
ing man, passed fhfolAlGshlI ,a here { pm
his return from Ge1d6ssld WhsRs he,
has hesn examinaagins6 ssspn0esAisl|
iinterestss. He whrtMnsHM Aata4hs4
4. ton .ts',this eamps ' .t',.
'i' s'' "A'''' PreytS3tff 'sss.s~x e.if 1
.b4efT'a
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Mule Team Brigade.

a com pany has been organized
in San Francisco to carry ore
from Goldgeld to- Austin by
mule tetms.. TEe-ssl Company
claims it can deliver ore in Reno
.atAgood profit and at, "a much
lower rate than the Tonopah and
V. q II. railroads cha rye.
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900 CSC TOO j'nE 4Gil.
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nIjf tYnsH DOUBLE STANDARD LODE 'S'' i''e
% Beginning at a corner No 1, the same being
line2 8 Gold Nugget Lode of this Survey; the
same is a post feet by inches square, set is
inches in the ground, surrounded BY a su bstan,
With the iocs td corner Whence tTe ad ocation
y work ~, Ipo,i this lode bears g degrees " ssl
sre gree sRutes 4s4s Z feet 0 eornef no. de-
Gsd ss 3 kSSs Fl tA tset hears
,nafntncsM 100 feet; said tunnel besf a 81 y de-
grees " 800 feet; location monument upon this
FROM ylaiehl gt0hnnient the, Lode 1.-The OF this
snd Sasss y dsgress 70 minute. Ut 81 feet
~ ts@sIhenfe 81 degrees so minutes L
tssHd cornel Identical with vi the cor
b P ~ gros sst Burr anshsi
sssSs ,eStf tss3fJ.lnlqpud' ot. stonet. iscribed
ssss; ( q g, !, n,ap,ss w BY
a0p feektNflte Lode Line; thence
M sS,nsf post St. dsSfs wia sns
sssf ss IA ssFFSsPasa p
a aaa E Ess stssss s s. $Sa' RIRsfs
aRssss sSga ns y ss e ehs
9 s sas ssqEssy sq Scb Is Rosbt
Stone L Ebed 4i3i65; Whence corner Sis5 Gold
Ntlggett Lode bears s, 70 degrees Is minutes
eNg Th4nce n. 60 degrees 10 minutes f ,...i
ia.Sat yat. I6 degrees so minutes L. ,3lf}Fs,i 't
iQ4 leet tor Lode Line; thence
\ ,,6fW1 eet.r0 place of beginning.
Thaloue Htap passes thro,ighi,the center of !,
the lain 7or its entire length: its coursc is S,
~ l tegrees &NftAutcs K 1014 fleet. al ~
:; Ige fptRl net area OF the Sun Set Lode is 1914
acres =. -irfs &HfhiOJ pei, ksfil
The'tota] nett area of the q olden Rule Lode is
~ 10, q ,a aere Eli IA miii GNl fftl -ft,s'
ThatotE net area of the Gold Nugget Lode
,sr1re. total net area of the Double Standard
LQde rs 3S3 aCres. fi.fti rtft}.tffi f0f
l. Total Fea of the Gold Nugget, Sun Set,
bple and! Double STANDARD Iodss Is
~ 20 acres; and all Of the four said claims are
located in the East one Half of Section Il, +. %
M AR. GO T., NJ. p.M. .,,,.e.-,4 ,,.,.,.i
!. There arr no known adjoining or conflicting
i1nlms upon He b9undsricSofsaid four claims
4.ltais1hefeby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF appiicntien for itntent he published for
.ReriQdl Of -niDe or consecutive Weeks in THE
y, MnlTE PINE SEys, ~ weekly newspaper pub.
itsheai,at Ely County OF White Pine, State of
;. Ney s "a i!t!W sbIsZf SRI t1oll'5 ~
81 1itsas 9anqt ~, y = II At Register
- Date of first publication Jan, >, 1905, IN ga,
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.aAEIFN'
tSsIasSS IS.
'6fthiisft@eJ
lode.Betfs'sa
wifich1HaH Il
as being a sh !
wheNfe the q
Of section a.
~ minutes v
WiApPl AaaEs
.heL9GRtjopI
S&a deggees4|
.nfhl kililaUt,lDj
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NEW YORK FASHIONS.

PonGces show many c"lors, and
various forms OF finish. some 81 them
being crepe-like in ci'aractr'; others
resembling chiffon.
Talfrta, pcau de sole a 'd bengal 'nc
are all chosen to make Goats for little
tots. aas we'll as their clHtts.
Many linen collars. cell and h' t
sets are embroidered with white OF,
colored nercer:z-d thread
Some OF the newest lace milts show
bracelet effects in open-work or en-
broidery, around the wrist.
For seaside wear, there are p"ovid
ed red. white, blue or brown serge
box coats for children.
The bolero appears upon most every
thing in the way of a c"s'um'; and
the forms it takes On, to say nothing
of the materials and trimmings com
posing it seem practically endless.
Skeleton waists are lit The very
prettiest ones are Of silk with lace
guimps.
Homemen silk is heavy in wsave
and makes nice Summer or between
season wraps, hats for au'omohiling.
and jaunty tennis dresses.
Close mcsh,d gloves in white anc
rather coarse silk are worn with sill
shirt waist suits, or tub frecks. They
show both self embroidtries and colO'
effects on back -sucll rs coral brown
lavender, pale green, etc.
The smart est dresser is The wOma,
whose cost um"s AMI its numerous ac-
cessoris are all of one tone.
Even little boys suits AID -I,ls
box coats tor school. ar. i.v !. pea
in shel Ii rds' check I'd; t r,a.s
The surpllce-style SHIRT vast is
great favorite this Summer.
EVELYN CABLE.
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FnrP Trial Bottle if you mention this paper.
EHEE Address. Drs D. FAHRiET SON. HagerstOwn Nd.
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tations in the large cities. TO him THE
Sun is absolutely necessary.
THE WOMAN'S PAPER.
THE Sun is the best type of news
paper, morally and Intellectually. 1t is
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stantly stimulating to noble ideas in indi
vidual and national life.
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HEALTHY BABIES.

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then it is not well-that's
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14
DECLARES SEPARATION.

st. Petersburg, Dec. II, via HelsinS'
fors, Finland, and Berlin, Dec. 13.--
Two messengers who arrived here
from Riga today not only confirm the
report that provisional government
has been established in Liyonia but
they say that many of the troops have
gone over to insurrectionists.
Dvina fort commanding Riga harbor
is in their possession and the govern
or and other Russian officials are prls.
oners. Messenger add that the pro-
visional government exercises author
ity throughout Livonia and part of the
Courtland, new government has declar-
ed the separation of Litonia people
from the Russian empire.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14
Pope couNsELs POLES

Rome, December 13.-The pope has
issued an encyclical 10 the Bishops OF
Russian Poland, recommending the
Poles TO cooperate in the pacification
of the empire by obeying their rulers
and avoiding sedition. The pope says
that although the good Poles are In
the majority. they lack energy, which
renders possible the deplorable excess
es unworthy Of a civilized people,
such as massacres Of Jews. which are
condemned and detested by the evan.
gelical law. which imposes love of all
indiscriminately.'
The Pontiff urges the Poles TO pro.
mote serious organization against
the subyersiyes by working against
strikes. (which damage intellectually
the welfare of the people" He reno.
ers homage TO the wisdom and gcoG.
ness of Emperor Nicholas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14
HORRIBLE RUSSIAN ATROCITIES

Boston, Dec. 13.-Leon Jacob
Seirotin, an educated Russian jew Of
Odessa. Who urrived here today gives
horrifying details of the rioting there
on November Is. He says he saw
from the window Of his house children
thrown from the tops of buildings, and
after their mothers ears or noses were
cut off they also were thrown to death.
After the rioters passed he took his
wife and child and went into the street.
All around were bodies of Jews ana in
various parts of the city soldiers were
killing others. He claims that alto
gether $4,000 Jews were killed in three
days. One man with his family of
six children was taken into the street
and after the children were killed In
front of the father, the mob made the
father put on his talk, (shroud used
by orthodox Jews when praying) and
made him kneel down and pray while
they cut him TO death.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14
BELLS WILL RING
IN EARLY SPRING
Friend Of Alice Roosevelt Ad-
mits Report is True
SOCIETY HEARD RUMORS
MANY TIMES EvloUSLY--CCN.
GREsSMAN LoNGWoRTH OF
CINCINNATI TO BE FOR.
TUNATE MAN.

New York, December 13.--One of
| the most intimate friends OF Miss Alice
Roosevelt in this city admitted today
that the report that the president S
daughter is engaged to marry Repre-.
sentative Nicholas Longsworth, of Gin
cinnati, ~ true.
1t was further stated that, although
no date for the wedding has been fixed
as yet, a formal announcement may
be looked for in very short time,
Society has heard many rumors to the
effect that Miss Roosevelt and the
young representative from Cincinnati
were engaged but in each instance
they have been authorltatiyely de.
MED. Now the matter Is believed to
have been definitely settled, and the
wedding day is expected to be set for
the early spring.
Miss Roosevelt made her bow TO
society two winters ago in Washing
ton, since which time her social activ.
tiles in the capital and elsewhere have
been considerable. Her fondness for
outdoor life made her popular in the
summer homes in Newport. Mrs. X.
Fulton Cutting, Mrs. Townsend Bur
den and Mrs. Ogden Mills have fire.
r,,nuAI.. I~a1,, hn,. hnctocCag
Her last appearance In New York
was ON the occasion Of the dinner
given by Mrs. Astor to Prince Louis
OF Battenbery. November II.
Representative Longsworth is 36
years old. a graduate of Harvard. ana
successful. in social, political and
business way. He was admitted to the
bar in Cincinnati in 1884. and went to-
the state legislature in 1899 and 1901,
where he sat in both houses. He went
to congress in 1904 He has large
fortune. part of II left to him by re-
latives, the rest the result of fortunate
investments In oil, coal, railroad and
other interests in the south
During Mr.. Roosevelt's vice presi-
dency Mr.. Longswcrth first met Miss
Roosevelt, and mutual fondness for
outdoor exercise brought the young
persons together.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14
TO FORCE MONON
TO MAKE REPORT
ATTORNEY GENERAL STEAD BE.
GINS MANDAMUs PROCEED.
INGS AGAINST ROAD COM.
PELLINe ANNUAL REPORT.

Springfield. IT,. Dec. 15.-AttOrney
General Stead today began mandamus
proceedings in the Supreme Court TO
compel the Monon Route to file an
annual report with the Illinois Rail
road and Warehouse Commission.
This road has refused 10 do so for
a number q years on the ground
that IL does no local business in Him
ois
The attorney general discovered the
Monon Is part owner and lessee Of
very valuable Illinois property and
says there is NO reason why 1t should
be exempt in this matter Recently be
began action in Chicago to collect the
penalties. for failure. to file the re-
ports The action today is for the
purpose Of compelling the fling Of re
portc.