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The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-03-03

Mrs. S, c. Pandolfo and her
sister, Miss Sallie Wayne, return
cd this week from Ell Paso, and
Miss Sallie has re-entered school
at this place.
Benito Baca has been home sew
eral days from a trip to Trinidad
to visit his wife, who is spending
sometime there among relatives.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
vile service between Camuy and Isabella (Sa foo. netl

NOTE-T Company in
IN
SOLE a OF
o is notre responsible
fol he omoble service
0BSEltV ACONFSI Companf
los autnovis C"muy Isabella Los beea derh
| d sah
uea conductor del Ei preco de a MIete 81 La
repoDabidad
ehal Los "a -
Drio Daily, 10
day Domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
Conyenio entire Peru
Y COLOMBIA
DUELO SIN CONsECuFNC1As

Lima = de juIio.-Se ha frmado
TN convenio provisional entire Ell PERI
y Colombia, que abroga ell prctocolo
dc septietnbre da 1905 y pone en- vi
gos un nuevo acuerdo asi como Ell re-
tiro de las guarniciones y &c las at
toridades civiles militares de. ambos
paises en- Ell rio Putimayo. Mientras
siga la cuertion de esos lftnite de la
decision arbiltral. del Papa, Sc permi-
tira 4 los peruanos la libre navega-
ci6n por .dicho rio.
Lima, I3 de julio.-El tninistro de
10 Interior sefIor Zapata Y Ell Periods
ia sefior Ulloa Sc batieron 4 pistola
y ar1bos quedaron ilesos. No hubo
reconciliac ion de los adversarios 81
retirarse estos con sus padrinos del
terrenO. Ell Sefior Zapata habia acu-
sado al seflor Ulloa de insultarlo en-
TN articulo periodfstico y present6 Ia
dimisi6n de su alto cargo para poder
batirse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
lila pz De Centro- An6Iica!!


Los representantes de Guatemala
Salvador y Honduras, cada vez esta-
ban mas furioss< en- sus discusiones,
hasta que despues dc conferenciar
muy detenidamente, los enviados de
Washi hington y Mexico, dieron pro-
bar a los referidos Representatives de
las naciones beligerantes, unas GUAM
tas copas dc los mejores vinos del
mundo, que son. los de CAMACHO
DEL R1FERO, de Jerez de la From
terra, los cuales hicieron ell efecto
apetecido, frmandose incontinenti la
paS y evitando con este el derrama
miento de sangre, de victimas mo
centes y de1nas: horrores de Ia que
rra.-Unico agente de este vino en-
Puerto Rico: Francisco Quir6s Ace >
do. Gale de la Luna ndm 81,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
Los e5tudiante2 De Uruguay

Montevideo, 2 de Ju1io.-Los es-
tudiantes de leyes de esta Universi-
dad gran resuelto no participar en- Ia
recepci6n de Mr. Root, porque coude-
nan la politica imperialista y absor-
bcntc de los EStados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
PARA ClCaHRglLOs

En- ell BoLET1N MERcANT1L hay cons
tante existencia de papel para ciga-
rrillos, marca la Cubsnita" esme-
rads m ente cortad0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
Sc HACe JOOA CLaSE De RopA
Buena notiCia

En- ell antigua = muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazaar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de r. Monies, 50 acaba de
recibir an immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece a su numerosa clientele Y al
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay TN ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, loo
Tue Sc detallsn desde 81 a $I4. Cuen-
"a tambi6n Ell Bazar con un surtido do
abrieos para caballeros y nif1os. propios
para viajes, gorras. camisas, cuellos,
pufos, tirantes, cinturones, ,:ligas, cal
zoncillloS, corbatas, medias, y much0s
mas articulos del ramo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03

J. r. TENNENT Limited de Glasgow, Fabricsnes delas
aanadas nglesas " T roja.
7. B. BUSS FLOUR MILL, de St. Louis Mo.
Nlolno de las renombradas de hanas de go NUES
IRA AMIGA, y "PATENTE IZQUIERDO'.
FRANCISCO CINZANO & Co. de Torno.
Fabrcantes del acreditado Vermont cajas de 12II
24I2 boclas de MADEIRA
7. w. WUPPERMANN. de New York, Agencia de Trinidad
del dnico legmo anargo de AngoStura del Dr. Sieger.
RARTRAM BROS de New York
Fahricantes dc las aanadas mantequa VAcA "DE1lcosA
Y "MONOGRAN.'
Constante surtido productos espanoles del pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
A. GAOS 81 Co.
ICON ~COMIsIONIsTAS:-
= SAN JUAN De PUERTO RICO.

Gel
PAGNE "MUMM
RHYN de P J. VALCKENBERG, del COGNAC OTARD DUPUY"
e mas conocido e mundo, WHISKY "MONTAIN
Ell preferido Ingaea Unidos
Pdase siempre Ell famoso CHAMPAGNE "MUMM .!
Solctense sempre DEL RFIYN de P
VALCKENBERG!! ' - ~1' ,
mooi '0' '' WHISKY "N0NTAlN DE" que es sismprs el
ESijase Ell BRANDY "OTARD DUPUY' y quedar sa-
tisfecho ~
9olcense nueSts pecios Etamos pontos administrators.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
Scbrinp$ de 1zQuierdo i Gp.
s. EN-
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.
Ccnasreiantts, Banquero$ 6 EoMisioni$ta$
AGENTESd de los vapoyss resatlanticos do
PINILLOS. IZQUIERDO Yeo, De eADIy.

A. FOLCH q o.. DE BARCELONA,
y de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co, vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Esados Undo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-03
vApoREs NUesTRA CONSERVATION

Sali0 de Barcelona, Ell 80 del pro
ximo pasado, para Ell Mediterraneo.
Canarias, este puerto, Mayagiiez.
Ponce. Santiago de Cuba, Habana y
New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
GOOD WILL TO COLOMBIA.

Secreta-y Roots speech a a banquet at Cartagena
Your Excelency and Gentlemen: Believe me-, beg
you in the sincerity OF my appreciation and my
thanks for the courtesy with which you have re-
ceived me, and for the honor which you have
upon my return from a voyage encrcNng the con-
tinent of South America should stop at Carta-
gena for interview with you, sir, before return
me 70 testify by my presence upon YOUR shores 20
try Of Bolivar; to nv sincere desire that all Gues-
t0ns which exist between the United States of Co
settled Deacefury. in the spirit Of friendship. OF
mutual esteem and with honor for both countries
10 Colombia as an evidence of my esteem and re
gard for that noble and great man whom il is the
1rivilege Of Colombia TO can her President today
Iege of personal acquaintance with him. and look
upon his conduct os affairs in the chief magistracy
of your republic with the twofold interest Of one
and happiness OF the people of Colombia and OF
personal regard and friendship for the President
have been much gratifed during my visit to 50
many OF the republics OF South America 10 find
universally the spirit OF new lhdustrl5i ana COM
merCial awakening. 10 find new era OF enterprise
Mr.. Minister and gentlemen it will be the cause
OF sincere happiness TO me II, through the present
aeGJeG tb 5e5'bH ~ Colombia forward along the
ica With your agricultural and mineral
wealth With the incalculabIe richness OF your do
main the wealth and prosperity of Colombia IS
sure TO some time. Let as hope that II will
NAV transfer to your children the possibility.
but the realization OF the increased greatness OF
Let us hope that some advance OF this new era OF
formed today While / return my thanks to you
for your courtesy let me assure you that there Is
President and the people of the United States OF
America than TO feel that they may IN nave some part
this sister republic. (ApplauseD l ask you 10 join
der the tastee the liberty OF the Republic OF
Iomba, and long life ana Pr0spetCus career IN
plsuse)
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
FICTION.

III UFsTART- BY Henry u. Hyde. Illustrated
lfrao. pP- vih. 81 CThe Century Company
.he political career and the love Affairs Of
- Eo-ng lawyer IN the Middle West
lzr-o. pp vii 5ss. (Ths Century Company
An Imaginative romance tending toward Ctopian
lcea4s. The love story OF middle class English
nan ru1s through the narrative.
TIE EDUCATION OF AN ARTIST. BY c. Lewis
H-Io v IN nnety-cne full page illustrations. Svo,
% Fti. -5s. CThs Macmillan Company
The story % artist OF his student days IN
-orn"sL and Paris. and of his travels through
-ts-F, AUSTRIA, Germany and Belgium The book Is
L-lstFated by halftoEs reproductions from the
works q. the
PDck OF PoOKs HILL The Outward Bound Edi-
Eon) By Rucyerd Kipiing Illustrated by Andre
ssstslgHe l2Ho, pp. VI. so5. (Char!es scrioneTs
Forming Vol XIII IN the iuxur4ou,Iy made
s-oscrpron edition.
CNDEP PoNTTCs PLATE Being Part OF the Cor
..esponoenee between CAius Claudius Prccuus in
ss1cea ana Luctus Dorniti1s Ahenobarous at Athens
n re Years g and 2s a. D. Translated and edited
y Ni-llsn Schuyler. Illustrated 12nno, pp VS.
- INK Wsgnsls Company
-hs Illustrations are hslStons reproductions from
famous re- -ig-ous paintings
SEC FRANCE WITH UNCLE JOHN. By Anne
sfheF Illustrated by May Wilson Preston limo.
D. " S22 The Century Corapsny)
4 good natured satire on = certain type Of Arnert-
TIE COUNTRY ROAD Bv Alice Brown. I2no. ID,
azl- tioEghto1. Miff.ln & CoD
Stories of New England life and character
h-GEAE QUEST. BY Annette Lucille Noble. Iiur-
t'stee = mo. pp sos- american Tract Society,"
The story q sumner !n Europe.
-HE SECOND VIOLIN By Grace S Richmond. Illus
ss.sa oy e J Rosennaeyer limo. pp. 8ia. Double
TIE story or a family ot musicians.
'HE W0CING OF FOLLY. BY James L Lord l2rno
~ <5S ID Appleton & Coz
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

LIBRARY. Washington
Oct 1.-THE following list Of books called
Tor indicates the tastes OF readers in the Lii
brary OF Congress this week:
hlstory[Taylors Germany; Harrison's ''Creec.r,
6elens Foundation OF Modern Europe; Nc,
Descriptive and Travel-Martin's 18th. sto,as ~,
Earis; Lansdele's The Chateaux Of Touraine':
E!Izgers!d' s In the Track OF the Moors"
biography-Erskine's Beautiful Women in His
Iory ana Art; Sainte- -Beuve's Portraits OF the
Eighteen5n Century"; Snyth's Life and Writ
rlction-Fichenss The Call OF the Blood. Scott's
The Colonel of the Red Huzzars': Watanna's
a japanese Blossom; Twain's "innocents
Abroad: Chambers's The Fighting ChanCe':
Michelsons Anthony Overruan'
BOSTON PUBLIC LBRARY-Boston. Oct. u
Among the books most frequently in de-
nand at the Boston Public Library during
the week were the following:
"Coniston': Sinclair's The Tv-
sons and Superseded; Howards In, the
Shadow Of the Pines: Moleswortll's The
Wrong Envelope; Harris's Cornish Saints and
sinners Formans "Buchanan's WIFE: Barry's
sandy from the sierras'; Cheney's The Chal-
Smiths The Tides OF Barnegat"
ldisSe!la !lanoous-5aussen's "A Woman Of Wit and
Wisdom: Whatess Canada. the New Nation
inonlpSon's g From the Cotton Field to the Cot
Ton Mil; Garrett's The Idylc Avon; Wack's :
IN ThaInesland"; Armour's The Packers the
rSTIvate Car Lines and the People: lie Braz'
The Land Of Pardons": Carnan's 'Pipes of
Socialism; Dawson's The German Work
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
Books People Are Reodf,s

Srv YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY-The most
oopulsr books Of the week. according TO the
demand at the circulating department.
as follows:
.spIr Ftction-Deisnd's The Awakening of Helena
FicbieF Churchils ''Coniston''; Chambers's
ssrbe Fighting Chance
rureniie Fiction-Rhoades's The Little Girl Next
Eood": F-llis's The Lost Trail
Ns,srelIs neols-Pitrnsn's Shorthand Instructor
wright's The Garden. You and t.. Hills
Fighting Fire"
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY.-Philadel-
phia, Oct 1.-THE books most sought at the
Philadelphia Free Public Library during the
last week have been:
E!storv-Browres The S. Lawrence River:
Chanplain's Voyages and Explorations: Ba-
cons The Connecticut River"
Biography-Wright's Life OF Sir Richard Burton
and ReooIIections"; WiInsnss Five Fair Sis
ters."
Description and Travei-Hanniitons "Afghanistso-.
AvaTy's Dixie After the War: Martins
Through Five Republics
sneous-Gregory's Seven Laws Of Teach
ing; kirks old English Games and Physical
Exercises; Miles's Daily Training Hartlev'e
Moorish Cities in SPAIN; Brown Letters and
Lettering Lppmanns Engraving and Etch-
T1cton-Brady and Peple's Richard the Brazeu-:
F-eemans d" Doc Gordon: McCutchso,'s
lane cable: Smiths The Tides of Barnesat":
Whites The Pass; Harland's The Disfra,
uon or Martha; Chsmbers's The Fighting
Chsrce."
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
JUVENILE.

pAppT's DAUGHTERS: By Marion Ar.s Tsggzrt n
iHenTy Holt 3 Coz -O ~ w. 90
story OF the hon. nfe Of literary man ana hi.
7oI,RP TO THE LITTLE TOT; By Edmund Vance Cook.
Iostratsd p z By Bessie Collins Pease limo. 1872
Pleasant stories for the little folk with colored
coisy: Illustrated By jay HeTn6idse, l2fno pp
viii 3o7. CThe Century Company
The based the biography written by
and is attEactvely illustrated from photographs ana
THE CRIMSON SWEATER BY Ralph Henry Barbour
Century Company
a story Of schooIboy Hfe.
e891 5 # With 6ses Sy Of 9c5Ts. @ 'd5 bg 61. R. R
lsnno. pp. So Thomas Whitaker
story rhyme.
MY FRIEND. THE UMBRELLA. 4 .,orx, IN picture.
By Eleanor s. March. 16mo. pp- 1o1 Crhomas Whit
Uniform with the above.
oLD-HoME DAY At HAzELrowN. BY 4. c. Plympe-
5Ilttle lit e.'18i1SSn Brown & coJ
The story Of visit TO an old
AaF E l8 pD 'i5 @ ds fa3'' broRs R
& Coz
y E5hsI sAIRR PsnpTs E HAB1 BFoT > 5no 6D s
boarding school story.
EN3 Il 6 Ks5er.5 By Akreas {ga A so pp
s25 little Brown & co..
The story of girl chums at one Of the larg.
BRENDAs WARD. Sequel 70 amy IN Ar9ad,a. .e.,-I y
limo. pp. $40 (Lttie. Brown & Coz
WEE wINKLEs AND SNOWFALL BY Gabrielle e
Jsckson Illustrated by Mary Theresa Hart l2rno.
pp i46. CIarper & Bros)
The story OF q little boy and his pet pony
POEMS FOR YOUNG AMERICANS. By VIII Carleton
Illustrated 12mo. PIP Vi. 13O Harper Bros)
BOYS AND GIRLS FROM GEORGE ELIOT BY Kate
fans svo pp. 212- CDufield & co..
5r-NcFT AND JUDY BOOK. BY Helen Hay Whitney.
Pictures By Charlotte Harding 4to, 80. Dufheld
Coz
Delightful verses with colored pictures.
rTvrr = SON OF SUNSHINE. A Story for Boys ard
~ GirIs Bv Ellen Douglas Delend. illustrated BY W.
2 Nearsy 12no pp 2s3- HIarper BrosD
The story OF an orphan boys summer in the coun-
Try.
f,eTtTIde smith. illustrated. 4to 1e5 Harper
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

TWO YEARS AMONG THE NEW GUINEA CANNI-
Balls A Naturaists SotoUrn Among the Aborigtuas
OF Cnexplored New Guinea BY A. e, Pratt. With
notes and observations by his Henry Pratt,
With dfty-tour illustrations map. Svo. pp. 959
philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company
RUSSIA. Travels and Studies BY Annette NJ B
MeaHtn- Illustrated. 5vo, pp XIX. 45O. CPhiladeI-
phIa: J. B. Lippincott Company
Visits made to all the principal cities beginning
industries and manufactures and the church. The
volume is illustrated with haftones four maps
THE PASSING OF KOREA, BY Homer b. Hubert
A NJ. T. r. G. 5. Illustrated from photographs.
4to. pp. xxi 473. Doubleday. Page & Coz
The author in MS preface: This book IS
labor Of love undertaken in the O Rorea's
distress. with the purpose Of interesting the read
quently malgned and seldom understood"
CAMP FIRES IN The CANADIAN ROCKIES By
William T. Hornaday. Sc. D Illustrated by John
NJ. Phillips. With seventy illustrations and two
maps svo xviii, 35S. (Charles Scrtbners Sons)
A story Of hunt for big game. Interesting
among the illustrations are series OF snapshots
of a mountain goat. taken at close range after
much difficult and dangerous climbing
NO MANS LAND 4 History OF Spitsbergen from It's
Discovery in 1896 to the Beginning of the Scientific
Exploration Of the Country. BY Sir Martin Con-
way. illustrated Svo, xii, as. &C. P. Put
Sons)
How the island discovered the establishment
OF the whale fisheries and record OF the ad-
ventures OF the later explorers
THE OHIO RIVER. A Course OF Empire BY Archer
Butler Hubert With maps and illustrations.
4to PIP, xiv. as. &C. P. Putnam's Sons)
A history Of the French and English settlers OF
the Ohio River Valley. and chronicles of
in and around tho that line her banks,
bringing the record down to the present day.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
London. October IL.


= - erst anniversary Of the death OF Sir
- irving was marked by the publication
.s-,usn Es,neman. OF Bran Stoker's volume
- -srntu,scences. The book abounds In anec-
x-..s ana Is intensely interesting from tho
- personal note that characterizes It Will
- Rosettf's "Reminiscences" with fits many
.,s.yents on the pre-Raphaelite movement:
a.. PenneIIs Life OF Charles Godfrey Le-
49, ana SIR John Gorst's Children Of tho
Nst,cn- are IN the hands OF the reviewers
~. ,ublscation OF the hnal volume Of Bis
.,csrs ~Meroirs- will not be hastened by
-. German Emperors siashing advertisement
% Prince HohenIone's Memoirs" The boy
-. az last proclaimed by the publishers
srssnst the Times" Book Club is at present
.ns chief topic OF discussion IN the literary
rorld. The main defensive resource of the
~7gres- VIII probably be contract with a
.--one firm OF middlemen for supplying books
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
REP RINTs.

MRS BROOKFIELD AND HER CIRCLE r. Co.,,
and Frances Brookhed. illustrated svo ~ ElSs
(Charles Scribners Sons) " ~ 'o--
volume edition. printed or thJ, ,.,o-
with four photogrnvure Illustrations P"peF
REPRESENTATIVE MEN. Seven Lectures ~, d.,
waldo Emerson. Edited, with notes sDd TrIalph
duction. by Philo Mevyn Buck. Jr.. NJ A ismo
pp xxxvi. 22I. (The Macmillan Conpa1v -'i'io
In .Macmiiian's Pocket American ana u,r.,,-,
Classics" edited for in elementary and sa ash
ondary schools. e
FooD MATERIALS AND THEIR ADULTERAT1o>,
BY Ellen II Richards. Third edition, revised n ~
rewritten. 12mo. PIP. vii. 17s. Boston: WEI
comb & BarrowsD
ON NEWEoI1ND RIVER. Fly Thomas Nelson Pss.'
Illustrated I2mo. PIP 1ss. (CharIes scribns1s.
Sons
A story of country life IN old Virginia The H.
lustrations are in color
PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH Law OF CON
TRACT AND OF AGENCY IN ITS RELATION
10 cSCjNTRACT. BY Str william r Anson BaTt
= q l. Eleventh English edition. Second
American copyright edition Edited Ameri
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

can notes by Ernest ". Hurcu.. svo, PIP II. ala
(Oxford University PreSS.)
With additional notes and statutory references.
THE WORKS OF GEORGE MEREDITH Pocket
sditton) IN sixteen volumes. 16no. (Charles
Scribner's Sons)
These four anal volumes in the edition are
Lord Ormont and His Anlinta,' The Amazing
Marriage" Short Stories" and Poems"
THE SOCIAL LIFE OF SCOTLAND IN THE
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY. BY Henry Grey
Graham limo. rp. xii. 5i4 (The Macmillan
Company
Picturing the social condition, chiefly IN Low
lands and the changes through which it passed dur
ing the century. Of industrial educational religious
development. and
THE STONES OF PARIS IN HISTORY AND LETTERS
BY Benjamin Ellis Martin and Charlotte VI. Martin.
Illustrated i2no. pp. ri. 5s1- Charles scribner's
Sons)
Chronicles OF historic streets and buildings the
walls that have sheltered statesmen, soldiers.
Of art and letters The volume is illustrated from
many reproductions from portraits and street
RI tn By Mrs. Gaskel. (KnUtsford edton) With an
Introduction by DR.. A W. Ward With photosravIre
fronttspiece- 12nlo xxxii. 557. &c. P Putnans
Scns)
The edition VIII be completed IN eigh. volumes and
has a general biographical Introduction and a critical
Introduction TO each volume.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
ERATURE.

SAINT CATHERINE OF sIENA AND HER M TINES By
tba author Of 'Mademoselle Nori'' With twenty
eight Illustrations svo. BOO CG- p Putnam
Sonsl
history life Of the fourteenth century saint
r1 - her influence the religious and political life
- rtsIv: illustrated by haiftoEes from paintings By
Sodorna and other masters
,-rB.pv By-PATHs IN OLD ENGLAND. BY Henry
ii etsev Illustrated from photographs by the
49, syo pp xvi 400. Qittls. Brown & Coz
vououtng the footsteps Of SpenseT. Goldsmith.
Keats carlyle and others
..,@r- rR A,CI6 OF ASSIST. b. oscar KGhns. illus
oA4. ,,a.sd i2no pp IS. CThomas 7. Crowen & Coz
win balftones from frescos by Giotto and other
illustrations - -
,-tyu- przr = AS ENGLISH LITERATURE BY J. II.
III Gardiner. limo. pp. 1t 4o2 Charles seri0nsFs
Eons) s-,,...-.s ., = -
n. lectures at Lowell Institute
-, zy,pos- IN ITALY. Being a Selection OF the
!" "445l 80 Letters Lord Byron Which Have 70 Do
G,h IIds life In italy from 1916 20 ls25 Selected
assa rom photog apis l2rno, xxi. 327 Chi
a ua.eu = 'McCIurg & Coz
- t.tf,one reproductions are taken from famous
iae Gaines and paintings With which Byron's
@ A ne ts associated ThS work forms a com
NoIh or Lime It- 10 ths authors With Shelley IN
Italy ..r QUAD C--rEp Nv ~
bookH. t.9rea DO Is7. HIoughton, Miffiin & Coz
-. an the quality and mission OF books.
80 - read books for pleasure or prqnt' on pun
on h@es TOW 20 IN school reading and tho Ike
.- t,l,,-rTy OF CHAUc'ER- cutie 10 It's stna' ana
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Ine efforts OF a newly rich family IRON, South
Sos.oh 10 get into New York society: told in a
1HE BELOVED VAGABOND BY william = Locke.
--InO' ID 00S- tThe John Lane Company
The story OF a French eccentric and q small bov
Vhon he picks Up in the London streets
ghotogravure frontispiece- limo, pp a. cr1onss
Z Crowel & Coz - ~ >
one day in every hundred years
'Ai3355E1 FORCE By Allen ". Quirbey. Illustrated
4-4zlo, pp. VII. 2sS- tEaton & Ma!nsJ
A romance OF Revolutionary days illustrated ,-oro
photographs OF historic buildings end scenss
IN The SHADOW OF THE LORD Rouaance Of The
M%ashlngIons BY Mrs. Hugh Fraser. 12Tno pp. 42s.
a story about George vsshington's mother her
life in England. journey 10 Virginia ana the honos
life and development her son.
THE POET AND THE PARISH BY Mary Moss Ian,o
pp y, 325 Henry Holt &. co.. $1,000
The story Of modern poet and his critical
usighbors. ~ ~ -
kIAS3,S DIEINITT- By Dolores Bacon illustrated by
FhiiiipPs Ward limo. pp. 3i9 Henry Holt & Coz
he love story Of American girl and The beir 70
European throne -' -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
PALISADES SKELETON IDENTIFIED.
Body Found in Jersey Woods That of Girard
S. Kaufman, of This City.

The skeleton found in the Palisades woods. near
Morsemere. \. J.. last Thursday. was identified
yesterday that OF Girard 5. Kaufman, seventeen
years old. of No. z7s3 Broadway, son OF solomon
Kaufman. The young man left home on June 3.
He studying electricity. and book was
found in his pocket Practical Compounds or
Electricity" The parents refuse to believe that
their took his own life. and declare he must
have been murdered
Coroner Lees Will hold inquest Wednesday
The body removed from McNally's morgue at
Fort Lee The family identified the clothes OF
young Kaufman.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Paris October II.
FROM feon-Nourrit. this week. comes an en-
'er'a'nins voiumne entitled, Mes origines:
Memories ct Recets." by Frederic Mistra1 IN
"nich the King OF the Felbrige poets gives
interesting "reminiscences Of his life with SOU
Venirs OF Alphonse Daudet. Aubanel. Routan-
vine ana many other literary lights Della
puonshing lie Journal d. Un Poete"
by Alfred de Vigny, and ouendorrr brings o,,+
La Dixiene Muse" e novel bv Georges obnet
setting forth the love story Of a venerabIe
niemoer OF the French Academy who falls
victim to the attractions of a frivolous beau+v
OF the smart set'' in Partisan society The
same firm has Just issued "Jadis." a fresh in
stalment OF Napoleonic episodes by Frederic
Mason and "L'Adoree" a sentimental novel
~ - -~N11S 1ioAAefo. c. ]. B,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
COURSE IN REAL ESTATE TO OPEN.

The first IN rsaI estate for the season
opens at the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association. No so West 57th street. tomorrow
night. large proportion OF the classes. according
70 the preliminary enrolment will bs real estate
brokers' Addresses viii be made by Walter Stabser
controller OF the Metropolitan Lie Insurance Com
pany. and Francis e Ward. former president OF
the Board OF Real Estate Brokers. who viii speak
on Housing Henry Harmon Nell real essztN
.ditor OF The Evening Mall" WIN preside
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
AUTO VICTIM DIES FROM INJURIES

Orange. y. J.. Oct Il (SpeciaD.-Harold Bube a
seven-year-old boy, who was run over BY the auto
mobile OF y Wetmore Halsey. the New York
banker. who lives at No $50 Montrose avenue
South Orange last night. died this morning IN the
Orange Memorial Hospital An autopsy on tie
ear.
1t is said that the accident not due 20 nesli-
gence but that the boy Unexpectedly In front
OF the machine. Mr.. Halsey gave his name TO the
police after the accident and was permitted to 60
away.