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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
STILL. OPEN To PLUMBER

The convention of commercial euta Of the southwest
N St Louis pissed strong resolutions requesting state.
hood and The removal d tie restrictions Congress wll
fact tlat In Washington tie advioe of TAs BixbY ard
Ethan Allen Hitchcock counts for more tan tie a.
mand 81 million and half of psople TIE Rrattars
tn hsse uas fer ths Indian Territory and thetsfoFe
tie restrictions ulll be continued Wien there moth.
rs let = plnndeE tie country maY = thrown open =
honest man.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
THE FRISCO
MILLS

Ne1are ID the market Tor
corn a iec bu.
Oats and Wheat Il market
price.
We have pufp Corn Chops
ai % hundred Ia 30 pound
lots.
We have Combination Feed
al II 90 hundred.
We have the bess meal ii
town.
We want youf business.
TheilRea Patterson Grain Co.
oEO, hAPp. Aes~t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

For ten Ysafs / had cffonlc hfun.
rhltia ~ bad that "a times | could
uot speak Al0xe ) whisper. writes
NJ 1a@eph sufEmau. of MHusmufKfri
Ind tried all remedies 84ailAnle,
uat with 10 Success kuftaAteig ~
employer saaggefatest tftas IT. fpie4 j
Honey and Tar. il effect wss almost
miraculous. and ! an naN eufea q
tia disease Gn M Recommendation
many penpIa have used toieys Huuey
and Tar, ana always wlEh sAtisfel iona
sold b A. | 0wens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

coon ADVICE RuT uNnEEpEn.
AprIl ID IMN


And nov there come rumors from Washington e the
effect that the statehood bin also doomed II We
know just where to place Tie blame II must an be
shouIdered BY those ten Kansas and Missouri Republ
cans who voted directly against the wishes q their CON
stItusn,s and against tho interests Of ths West, in
favor Of the east
In this connection i interesting g read the speech
olRepressutatlve Fuikerson Of ST. Joseph Missouri
Republican who had the courage Of hs convictions and
was not afraid to rsk ne wrath ot speaker Cannon,
said he speaking ia favor d concurrence the ssuate
bfl
n why IN out o. the brush oterror and defeat
and DO our duty whole daty by shesc people q OKLA
homa and Indian Territory and give them statshoodY
Let rs concur ia the senate amendment and concur
now no longer delay i only to invite furthcertleisms
Every hour W. deay this matter viii Gully ada 10 th
humiliation 81 our past TIE humiliation o. eontn-
ued defeat We All know down deep 10 ont hearsthat
the senate bn 80 tar a. the one state feature con.
eernea, viii become iaW. o. else statehood At all
,You al lie why the senate bil viii pass or aones
win teN soa because that body strange as il may
ssem 10 some i absolutely right oa tbs propo.titi
They have discussed Il they haye dglibeatsd upon ID
and they have spoken no uncer,an tones ther con.
cluson, TIE senate te people o. this country wth
themou this proposition fact worthy of aud con.
slaefation It has from four e sia Years a service
ahead lor taothras d is memben and thus securely
ntfsnehed behind Ill Tie essential foriaeatious wny
should It yield ts present position to assaaltne eui.
umu anarusd or either Toeuse ldefense and every
soldier u oaband including TIE Old general himself a-
bic 70 receive his discharge within Tie next lev months
I'll i al nonsense % sae that the senate viii reesde
They vii 90 no such thing Il will b. easier and much
less expensive to sote that part u the sen.
ate amendment which strikes out al reference % Nev
Mexico and Arizona than 70 delay ths matter iudsau.
itey and have include ii expense hiH Al aaa
tloual outlay for material vtth which bealse our r.
rltatsd and nnamed, if not wounded pride
nut am.stli more surprised shea thess same mem.
bsrs vote to delay statehood FOR 0kahoma and Indian
territory But ahy dwell longer On this painful sableet
Yoa have FOUR minds made ap and are determined
to delay matters You ~ your course vii eventually
bang ii The new state II Oklahoma hope SO are
EIehtin youF belief Bat an IN favor q bringing il IA
nov. Vote 70 concur III Tie senate amendment above
Indicated and tie forysxth state q tie snlen can bs
admitted j. ones. ADD one more slar to peeie sans
beeaels heaageaf and et stand fef the great and
grewlHe commonwealth Of oklahoma
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
Nor oua BEST FRIEND.

Colonel & h Douglas. writing e bis paper Ii Nas&e.
gee. announces THAT campaign has BEEN begun % -.
care tie removal Of the restrictions through amend
blamed, though, tor feeling Just bit suspicious ahsn
- learn that Tams Hlxhg q those Interested ii
the prleetY We hays uneasy Telling that tie Honor.
ahla TAma isn't quite enthusiastic 70 oss his oh d
he pFstsnds e BE- aud had much prefer 70 zee tie
eampaRn for The bf It's restrictions managed
y Aome whose interests ars not quits = closely
bound np IL their continuance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19
DAsTARIlLY gRIME

saturday nights murder 10 Springfield Is tho moAt
southwest II ysAra THE disgrace ean h wiped ont onY
b IA seseFsat punishment u al oss concerned GOV.
Hak haa aelsd promptly ard effectively, and TIE
DESCENT people II Springfield ana q Missouri ana d the
s|Elfs southwest should sustain him, TIE alagraes
TeaIa unen i all
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

GUARDIANSHIP

TIE compaceney of congress concerning L. sauated
guardianship 0i the Indians might ~ niaey afFed i
the honorable gentlemen n Washington coad sArn iust
shat ths allbloods really lhmk y the taiate ID r.
move The restrictions
whai would ,oa THINK i yoa Wgra tlea 70 tie sce,
sliiiout aetyg ana without the means % gst moneg
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

% course ths Massosee land and trust companies
arh engaged n tie laaabls enterprise II nseurng
me pareasabis lands ii tbe dse nations II prices
tlat represent scarcely onehtHsh their salaa an
deeply susssd q tl'e failure osieawfos 10 remove tls
resiretlons
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

Tie Springfield Iynehlns hza brought % paa enc II
10 maa remarkable situations ever known u ~ SOUTH
vsst re Kansas otY Ionfuai actually supports Gov.
sfnes Fgks eenaast 4 sappsaaing the res. ~ ant
time u T. history that Il - ever spoken rooa ~oFa
fas tie governor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

yiuaa was certainly ti.s front sat ii s. Louis
Seymour Riddles speech waa ena a ths bsst of tho
sbois convention, A T. Churchill wAs chairman d
ts commistse resolutions and ihe ehcr o. vlnisas
delegates % i that everyone atsle CONVENTION was
supplied sin one of vtnnas buttons, Advertising
pays a. wlll - apparent latst
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-04-19

/ FolegA Kidney Ours If taken ia
time affords security from at kiiney
aud bladder diseases Sold IL A y
Owena.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-01
10 QUE Is LA POlITiCA.

Mitologicamente es la GAIA de
Pandora 8 ell Tonel de las Danai-
deis.
Arquitect0nicamente es la to-
rre de Babel, 8 ell laberinto de
Creta.
GeogrAflcamente, es nm mar
tempestuoso que solo tjene dos
puertos: la Carcel y el Capitolio.
Patol6gicamente, es una en-
fermedad que principia por laxi-
tud y elasticidad deios miembros
Y acaba en- muchos casos poruna
hinchaz0n.
Econ6mioamente, es ana bolsa
donde SO hacen negociaciones
efectivas, siempre sobre Ia base
de un capital imaginario; la vo-
luntad popular.
Artfsticamente, rs un teatro
c6mico dramdtico; en- donde to-
dos quieren hacer ell papel de re-
presentantes del pueblo.
Belicamente, es una espada de
tres filos, que corta con el pri-
nero q quien lie esgrime, con Ell
segundo al contendiente, con el
tercero al mediator, Y con todos
tres al pobre Pueblo.
Gastronomicamente, La poll
tica es un rico pastel que el pue-
bio costea, que Sc cuece al calor
de las pasiones, ylos mas.astutos
Sc 10 comen tranquilamente rien'
dose de la candidez de los unos J
del fiasco de los otros, astutos.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-01
AlGUNAS OBSERvACIONfS
AcerCa de la Convention Republican,
del COndadO de San Miguel.

Por fin Sc lego elfamoso diaen
que los Republicanos tuvieron
que cumplir con el grave y onero-
so deber de postular sus candida
tos para empleos legislativos y
de condado, y la gran conven-
ci0n que Sc reunio en- esta ciudad
con representation de todos los
precintos del condado imperial
ha cumplido 81 deber concienzu.
damente y de conformidad con
la preferencia y el dictado de la
mayorfa de los delegados. III he
cho de que hubo muchos aspiran-
tes q las diferentes candidaturas
era muy natural, porque no son
pocos sino muchos los que abli-
gan aspiraciones en- esa direc-
ci6n, y como Sc supone que vivi
mos en- un pals libre cada un ciu-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-01
| DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1905.
:RAL del CONDADO DE SAN MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR

dadano tiene derecho a preten-
der cualquier posici6n publica, Y
la puede obtener 81 es competen-
te para desempeharla v 81 lie da
su apoyo Y sancion la mayoria
de la convention 8 junta que no.
nina los candidates. A mas de
este, era de esperarse que en- cir
cunstacias en- que el partido Re-
publicano estd muy adelante en-
todo ell Territorio Y tiene gran
ventaja en- el condado de San Mi
guel sobre el partido opuesto,
hubiese muchos ciudadanos de-
seosos de una nomination que en-
este case significaba election cier-
Ia & indudable. Pero desgracia-
damente los aplicantes eran mu-
chos y los empleos que tenianque
ser aporcionados eran pocos, de
manera que muchos quedaron
sin candidatura por falta del ma
terial necesario para conformar
q todos. Asf es que no hay mas
remedio que conformarse con el
resultado, porque en- la polftica
es uecesario tener eondeseenden-
cia y saber transigir con las cir
cunstancias segGn Sc presentan.
Por supuesto, que la perdida
de una candidatura debe ser de-
plorable para todos los buenos
Republicanos que abrigaban es-
peranzas mas 8 menos cierta de
yer premiados sus servicios yme-
recimientos para con su partido,
pero la suerte fue adverse y no
hay mas remedio que aceptar los
hechos consumados Y demostrar
que ell exito del partido esla cues
ton mas importante para todos
los buenos iiepubiicanos. Por
otra parte, ell boleto es muy sa-
tisfactorio para todos, pues eli
carActer de todos los candidates
CORE pareias en- competencia y
EN- calificaciones con los de los
mejores hombres que podian ser
escogidos. Muchos de los candi
datos nominados son hombres
muy conocidos y populares y de
mucha experiencia y conocimien-
to en- los negocios pdblicos, de
manera que Sc puede decir con to-
da verdad que la convention Re-
publicana del condado deSan Mi.
que ha hecho una grande obra en-
pro del partido Republican, y de
todo ei pueblo del condado. Aho'
ra 10 que nos corresponds hacer
a todos los Republicanos es ira.
baiar desde esta fecha hasta el
dia de la election & fin de que to.
do el boleto, desde ell Delegado
hasta ell 1ltino oticial sea electc
con las mayorfas que la prepon-
derancia actual del partido Re.
publicano inpone y iustifica. dc
esa manera cumpliremos con
nuestra obligation y mahtendre'
mos la unidad y harmonic en- e
M, rf; ;1n
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-01
ExPIiCACiNN.

En- nuestro n1mero de la sema-
ma pasada fue publicado un arti-
culo que Sc referia d la question
de estado. Este articulo no ha-
bia sido revisado por FL editor
responsible y salio q luz sin con-
sentimiento de ninguno de los
propietarios, causa estar ellos
ausentes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-01

uuO ue los que OOVehRdu ulds ma
yoria en- la election del dia 6 de
Noviembre.
rs candidate para ASSESSOR Don
Manuel A. Sachez, un buen Repu.
blicano Y un buen ciudadano, pa.
ra desempehar el empleo a que
ha sido nominadO. III senior San.
chez tuvo algnos competidores
ante la convention, pero habien.
dose declarado en- favor suyo la
mayorfa de dicho cuerpo ESQ 10
ha convertible EN- candidate del
partido Republicano, y como tai
todos lie deben leal apoyo, y no
dudamos que sc 10 daran Y Que
ser6 electo por gran mayoria
Garantizamos que en- el descargo
de los debere de asesor sc mos
tiara impartial y rpcto y dara
satisfaction q todo ell pueblo.
I'll Hon. Eugenio Romero, ell
Nestor del partido Republicanoy
su reconocido iefe por muchos
amos, ell hombre q quien la gran
mayoria del condado de San Mi.
guel acepta como guia V como
custodio de sus derechos y privi-
legios, ha sido postulado por
cuarta vez como candidate para
Tesorero y Ex OfficiO Collector
del condado de San Miguel. Los
amos que Don Eugenio ha desem-
pehado dicho cargo dan prueba
conclusive de su fidelidad V ca
pacidad para dar buen cumpli-
miento q sus deberes. Ha rendido
y entregado con exactitud centa-
vo por centavo de los dineros p1-
blicos que ha recibido, demos.
trando que Ell ningunas manos
podrian estar EN- mayor seguri-
dad. Excusado es decir, que nues.
tro candidate para Tesorero y
Collector ser& electo por gran ma
yorfa, pues esa es cosa que todos
saben, y muy natural en- un eau
dillo tan prestigioso y de tanta
popularidad.
Don Porfirio Gallegos ha sido
postulado para el puesto de Su-
perintendente da Escuelas, y su
nomination por la convention
Republican, no puede menos que
ser satisfactoria q todos los ami
gos de la educaci6n, popular
pues se espera que administrara
al ser electo, con tino y aciertC
los negocios educacionales que
estaran q su cargo como superln'
tendente. Por otra parte. ell Sc
nor Gallegos es hombre de mucha
capacidad, goza de buen concep
to entire sus conciudadanos y es
hombre comprendedor y progre
sista y muy favorablemente co
nocido en- todas parties del con
dado.
Mr.. Ed. B. Holt es candidate
para Agrimensor, Y es un ingenie
70 civil muy experto ell su profe
sion, y que tiene la experiencia d'
muchos amos practicandola co
mo garautia de que cumplira fiel
| mente y con eficiencia los debere'
: del empleo.
Los candidates para delegadoI
& la convention constitutional
son los Sres. Margarito Romero
| r. Il. Twitehell, Jefferson Ray
| nolds, Isidor V. Gallegos, W. r
: Upton, Roman Gallegos y Enri
que Sena, son en- su mayor part
e hombres de nombradia en- circu
D los polfticos y sociales y descue
: Han por su alta capacidad y call
8 ficaciones. Todos ellos son HON
: bres honestos, energicos y bic
+ informados, y su election dara q
D condado de San Miguel una RI
}. presentation de primer 6rden Q
, L., oanvonci6u cpn9tititcinual
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-11-01
PAPfl PARA TMPAPflAR Y MADtRA De TODA ClASf.
n, .,d,,,s, ,,.,a,,tt

: ~ Observation-Disclosures srshntsssa
3 Queremos avsar nuestros amigos que
seana pasada tavmos nuertra enda No
Sc quemaron muchos eectos candad de
moaon con sin hacer mucho daho Ahora
Iegado con las compahias sos
q hacer un sacrihcio la venta de efectos.
Esta chanza todos de
clos que haban visto Tetoro
siguentes efectos
ss Vestidos de hombre, todos en- buen orden.
Vesdos vian antes $1,000 venden ahora
los dc $S por $3.50 de ~ "a de S5 $2o Vesdos de
breros hombre
z por ~ de 80 por $3.50 de 81. por
Pantalones de hombre muchacho venderan por
mad del preco Tenemos surtdo grandisimo vesdosy
uncos hecho sehoras hay duda ell mas hno del terri
too esto ean reducidos precios
pronto comprarlos Nuesro sudo somberos
sonora ell fno esta cudad Sombreros vendan
antes $5 los orecemos ahoa 4.50 de
ben venderemos sombreros 0c preco regular 81
AL ultimo ofecemos gran surtido de zapatos
hombe de mu1er de muchachos muchachas nino Estos
esan revaado durante ell barao dscuento
No podemos menconas tpdos los arculos
tenda revajada articu
los estan marcados coorados
q dan leer Los precos son los mismos para todos.
No pierdan chanza, solamene I
g dias, comensando ell Sabado de Noviembre
Esperamos aqu odo AMIGOS marchantes
conocdos daes ell benehcio preeios.
Ia tenda de loa MoRENoS cnfrente del cte
q media en- la plaza nueva de Las Vegas.
s. BAGHARAGH Bros !
u SE5S
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
PASSENGERS JUMP IN TIME
Salt Lake Train and Trolley Car
Collide at Long
Beach
Special to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, June 12. - What
might have been a serious accident was
averted by the prompt action of the
conductor, motorman and a boy who
was the only passenger on the east
bound Seaside Park car of the Pacific
Electric system when fast moving
Salt Lake train collided with the
electric.
The accident occurred at 6:25 p. m.
The electric car was crossing the track
at the intersection of the two railroads
at the foot of Daisy street, when the
trolley slipped from the wire. The
coach stopped, and the oncoming train
crashed down upon the inactive cleo
trio.
Before the motorman could again get
the car in motion he realized they could
only save their lives by jumping. He
shouted to the boy and the conductor.
They leaped just in the nick of time, for
they narrowly missed being killed by a
flying timber from the front of the
engine of the train.
Much damage was done to the first
coach of the Salt Lake train and one
end of the electric was badly splintered.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
BABY is
CREMATED
Explosion of Gasoline
Deals Death
Fire Demon May Claim Second Vic.
tim as Woman Lies In Critical
Condition In the Comfy
Hospital

One little italian baby was burned
to death last night at 222S Enterprise
street, and the babys mother was
burned so that it is believed she cannot
recover. Before anybody could get into
the house of Joe Marcsico, in Enter
prise street, to rescue the child, the
flames had burned the child lying in its
cradle to death. The mother had time
only to leave the house, terribly burned
herself. She was taken to the receiv-
ing hospital.
Last evening Mrs. Anne Marcsico at
tempted to fill a gasoline stove, and in
doing it she spilled oil on the lighted
stove, causing an explosion. From the
the explosion the woman was painfully
burned around the head and shoulders
and some of the flames were inhaled.
Attempts Baby's Rescue
Screaming with pain she attempted to
rescue her child, but the fire had spread
between her and the room where the
baby was sleeping. Seeing that she
could not reach her child the frantic
mother ran into the street and fell ex-
hausted. She was taken to the houre
of q neighbor, where some temporary
relief was offered her but the woman
child Samuel in the burning house.
When the firemen arrived they inn
mediately broke into the house, and
Patrolman Healy found the little fell
low in his cradle, dead. The frantic
mother did not know definitely last
night If her child had been burned to
death or not, and at the hospital she
was lisping the name Of the little boy.
Father Is Away
Joe Marcsico. the father of the dead
child, is an italian fruit dealer, and
has been out of the city for some time.
His relatives say the man is now in
Ontario and will return today. His
friends have tried to get him word,
but have not vet succeeded, and it
might be the man will not return for
several days.
Jack VentaIore, a cousin of Mrs.
Marcsicos came to the receiving hos
pital late last night and in speaking
of the horrible affair said:
when / arrived at the scene of the
fire my cousin had been taken to a
neighbor's house. and was crying with
pain, pleading that some one would go
into the burning house and rescue her
child.
Two Children Escape
when she was crying for the child
'iie puiluihS was ole mass OF lldnneS,
and no one could have entered
thought the other two children had
been burned also but they escaped with
only slight burns.
"Mr and Mrs. Marcsico have been
married three years and recently came
to this country from Italy, and have
lived in Enterprise street only a short
time"
Mrs. Marsico was taken to the county
hospital last night and the charred
body of the little boy was taken to
Bresee Brothers, where the inquest
will be held today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
MEX|CANs
WHO ROB HIM

Howard Throckmorton, travelling
companion of George G. Boldt, whose
father is proprietor of the Waldorf
Astoria hotel, New York, was held up
and stabbed in front of the Santa Fe
depot shortly before IL o'clock last
night.
Though painfully cut by one of two
Mexicans who held him up, Throck-
morton drew his revolver and fired at
the fleeing men.
Throckmorton has been staying at the
Angelus hotel for some months, except
at intervals, when he accompanied Mr..
Boldt on hunting trips. Only a few
days ago the two gained considerable
notoriety through Mr.. Boldts marriage
to Miss Estelle Savin of Tia Juana.
The couple departed on their honey
moon and are now supposed to be near
San Diego.
Goes to Station
Throckmorton left the Angelus late
last night, telling the clerks that he had
two important letters that he intended
to mail on the San Diego train in
person.
He was seen to board an electric car
at the Angelus for the Santa Fe's La
Grande station. Gr stl
Just as he was in the shadow of the
main entrance, so Throckmorton told
the police later, two Mexicans slouched
up to him and demanded his money
They also told him to throw up his
hands.
Throckmorton complied with neither
request but reached for his revolver in
stead.
One of the fellows lunged at him and
gave him glancing cut with a knife
Then both ran.
Throckmorton says he fired quickly,
but both got away.
Station employees procured surgeon
at once and he gave the wound atten-
tion. 1t was painful but not serious
the blow having been a cross cut one.
Throckmorton for some reason con-
cluded to go on to San Diego in person
and being assured by the surgeon that
he could travel with safety with the
wound bandaged he took the Owl train
Throtkmorton is a well to do New
Yorker who supposedly came to the
southwest to be with Mr.. Boldt and tc
recuperate.
The two men patronlzed curio and
souvenir store in Tia Juana and theiI
eyes fell on Miss Estelle Savin, dau2h-
ter of the proprietor. and encountered
the most beautiful woman in extreme
Southern California.
A romance quickly resulted and their
secret wedding last Monday in Arizona
was told of in The Herald at length
Throckmorton was best man at this
wedding.
Throckmorton left word that he woull
return in several days.
1t is said that the wounded man Is
going to Coronado to meet Mr.. Bold;
and bride there.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-13
REID HONORS L LONGW0RTHS
King Edward Attends Brilliant Din
ner and Reception at Dor
chester House
By Associated Press.

LONDON, June 12.-Seldom has the
entertainment of a representative Of
any foreign government, attracted the
attention of the social, diplomatic and
political world that did the dinner and
reception given by Ambassador and
Mrs. Reid at Dorchester house this
evening for Representative and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, and at which King
Edward by his presence and attention
to President RooSevelt's daughter
marked his esteem for the United States
and the chief executive
Park Lane In the vicinity of Dor
chester house drew immense crowds as
the carriages of distinguished guests
passed through the fashionable thor
oughfare to the residence which, since
Mr.. Reid took it year ago, has well
coined the most famous Englshmen
and visiting Americans and foreigners.