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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL

merly Miss Daisy Letter, win como over
for 9 brief stay. This win be Lord Cur
:zon'. first visit to America since his
marriage many. years ago to the beau
stiful Mary Letter, but as his trip to
this side - purely Of a business nature,
to settle certain matters pertaining to
his late wife 3 rroperties in Chicago,
he VIII, OF course, take no part in any
social matters. Mrs. Colin Campbell,
Miss Mamie Letter that was, win not
be Of tho family gathering, % she will
her husband d estates. &.
Saturday 10 the date set for the mar
Cochran Of New York to Miss Anne
Ide, daughter Of the former governor
general Of the Philippines. MI, Cock
ran and his bride will start immedi-
ately after their marriage ON an ex-
tended trip. 8
One ardent wish Of Mrs. Roosevelt
Will be gratified when she sets foot on
Porto Rlcan soil. In the early days OF
gift Of exquisite table linen, the handi.
work Of San Juan girls. This gift was
appreciated deeply, and Mrs. Roosevelt
decided to visit the island, inspect the
work personally, and select her own
patterns. Not only table linen, but q
flmy cloth for evening wear, will form
one Of the spoils Of her visit. Last
winter she wore at many afternoon
mnsicales and teas pale yellow cloth
on which was embroidered slender
on yellow MORE and had trimming OF
yellow lace. Mrs. Roosevelt doubtless
will find many patterns equally dainty
for service next season.
The minister from Ecuador and Sen
ora de. Carlo will introduce to society
this winter their three daughters Sen.
orita Dona Maria Angelica Carlo, Sen
orita Dona Ana Cristina Teresa Carlo
and Senorita Dona Maria Teresa Carlo
They are the eldest Of family of ter
children, and speak several languages
including English. They will be pre-:
sented either at receptions given by
ball. -,
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later at st. Petersburg, have made
friends from all sections Of this coun-
Try, as well as in continental society.
distinctive feature Of social life,
both in Italy and in Russia, while a six
weeks residence in Washington last
spring, during which their entertain
n1ents were constant and conspicuous
for the beauty of appointments and
elegance of detail, brought the family
into direct contact with those who, af-
ter March 4, will be their neighbors
during the season.
1.-THE appointment Of Oscar S. Straus
to the secretaryship Of the department
Of commerce and labor will introduce
another hostess, whose experience in
official life at Constantinople, where
Mr.. Straus served as minister from this
country,, will serve her~in good stead
Nr.rand Mrs. Straus, who have two
children, have thrown the weight of
their influence and counsel toward the
alienation of the needy and oppressed
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Society IN Was ing1OH


and are well known among philan-
thropic workers both in the states and
in Europe.
cabinet once mo more 1 advances Mrs. Cor.
telyou. This time the wife Of the
youngest adviser to the president takes
position next to that occupied by
Mrs. Root in the line where scarcely
three years ago., quite at the extreme
end from that occupied by Mrs. Roose-
welt, she made her first appearance as
a cabinet lady. = Apropos Of Mrs.
Cortelyou's good sense and balance
gees + this story Mr.: cor ts : ap,
confirmation foregone conclusion,
Mrs. Roosevelt and the cabinet coterie
invited Mrs. Cortelyou to assume her
new position on the occasion of the
New Years reception Just previous to
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Special to The Journal.

Washington, Nov. 3.-The recent
changes announced to take place In the
little cabinet5' meetings presided
over each week by Mrs. Roosevelt, and
will introduce two new cabinet girls 8
to the group, which at present includes
Miss Root, Miss Hitchcock, Miss Viii
son, and the Misses Shaw. The depart
ure of the Shaws5 will withdraw two of
this number, the withdrawal being bal
anced by the advent Of the Meyers,
who have two charming young daugh-
tiers, consideration not without mo-
mont, as "a cabinet without 'Eyoung
folk is apt to have little interest to
society in general.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer
AID their young daughters, during
their official residence at Rome, and
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Mr.. Cortelyou's assumption OF Office.
for her welcome to the ranks, even the
New Year s gift Of flowers, which Mrs.
Roosevelt always makes it a point to be-
stow upon those who stand with her at
the state receptions, having been provid-
ed. But repeated requests to join the line
were met with polite refusals by the
'infant member Of the presidents
official household, who, while appreci-
ating the cordiality Of her reception,
maintained her preference for az posi-
ton in the blue room until, the last
by official right rather than kindly
courtesy a member of the cabinet in
"good and regular" standing.
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Washington is at present interested
in the preparations for the approaching
nuptials Of Miss Kathleen Clayton
daughter Of General and Mrs. Powell
Clayton and sister of the Baroness Mon
cheur, to Arthur Cunningham Grant
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Mrs. Levi Letter is expected to re-
turn to Washington some time this
month, and signs of activity are man
ifest about the long-deserted pile on
Dupont circle, which is so often mis-
taken for the city postofice by tour
lists on the rubber-neck coaches. Mrs.
Letter will be accompanied by her
motherless granddaughter and antici-
pates a family reunion later on in the
winter, when Lord : Curzon of Kedles-
ton and the Countess Of Suffolk, for
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
A voLuMINoUs AND MULr1FAR1ous PRESIDENT

THE President we'll Of him it is striking sense
that "the style the man." His description ex
personage-h -himself-consuming thirtvcent meal at
Panama in company with few newspaper correspondents
specially vivid human document There
the official The President neither gloves stlts
successful progress of the which United has
aged against the alien mosquito related with pride and thrills
with qualification that during the Presidents
y oourn the isthmus only single mosquito
of dangerous species" When the
he last surviving mosquito the shmu feel that reform
achieved its victory The Presidents treatise i'm
rowing the breed Of mosquitoes reads like novel,
The Presidents description of table the
valuable record for the the
that dinng-rooms provided
mitigate ntemperate tropics dining in
heir shirt sleeves and the other for those slaves etiquette
table No liquors served but handy bottle
qunne Gree with every meal like potaoes) the function
the prandial cocktail 1t paterna Government reforming
hand and prescribing table
In this far-reaching scheme paternasm
PRESIDENT is father of his country and glad of it.
1t will be clear that the President has abundant
Justification for the cacoehes scrbend with which he afflicted
Perhaps after ALL only Congress that is afflicted while the
President reoes the exberant ares confessions
Panama beef tropical toncs With the help of usra-
and his vivid style ingenious and mutfarious
printing house has produced public document
with the Panama message Charles Howard
him his justly celebrated monograph What Do
With Johnson Grass illustrated with pictures of Mr. Shnn doing
he grass.
If be, spectacle the
President doing the smian MOSQUITO and while we applaud the
struggle told in epic by himself there
when vigorous of the blue pencil in the hand of of
scretionnot Rooseve-would be desirable He has admitted
much himself after the the Dear Maria" letters
StOrer When, he accused Ca1tornianS
message Congress- of committing wicked absurdiy without
having taken the trouble verify his facts he guilty
objectionable indscreton well injustice His letters
Mrs Sorer and her husband full of similar ndsceons,
although of less character The moral that hothaded
and his pen well separated.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
Personal Mention

A. vreeland and Mrs vreeland are
at the Majestic Annex from New York
City.
r. D. Ellis and Mrs. Ellis are at the
Palace.
c G. Logan of Tonopah is at the st.
Francis.
B. ]. Smith of Tonopah and o. J..
Smith, a banker of Reno, are at the
Majestic.
c. w. Howard and Mrs. Howard Of
Neenah, Wis. are registered at the st.
Francis.
w H. Spencer of San Luis Obispo is
at the Jefferson.
Calvin Heilig OF Portland is regis
tered at the Savoy
B. w. Turner is registered at the ST.
Francis from Rhyolite.
A. M. Taylor of Long Beach. w. r.
Barnes and Fred M. Willis of Chicago.
are at the Majestic Annex.
H Pollak and Mrs. Poliak are at the
St Francis from honolulu
e. T. Allen and Mrs Allen Of Sonar,
are staying at the Dorchester
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

out cards for tea to take place at
her home there on the day after
Christmas.
Miss Genevieve King. Miss Helene
Irwin, Miss Julia Langhorne and Miss
Mary Keeney went down on Monday
to Menlo Park. where they were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McNear and
attended the MenIo Skating Club meet
ing at Palo Alto.
Mrs. CASTOR Ashe, who has recently
been the guest of Mrs Eleanor Martin.
has returned to her home In Sausalito,
where she will spend the winter.
Mrs. Camilo Martin has returned to
San Mateo. where she will spend the
winter with her mother, Mrs. George
Hyde, after. stay of several weeks in
Riverside.
DIR. and Mrs Emmett Rixford. who
have recently returned from an eastern
trip, are settled for the winter in a
house on Sacramento and Pierce
streets.
Herbert Jones, who has been in Santa
Barbara County since the summer, is
expected to return here to spend the
holidays with hts parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Jones'
Mrs. Wendell L. Simpson, wife of
Captain Simpson, U. S. A.. went down
last week to Santa Barbara, where she
is the guest of Captain and Mrs. James
H. Bull, at the Arlington Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gerstle. who are
spending the winter in San Rafael will
leave shortly for the East. where they
will spend several weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
In the Joke World

Thought you said you were mind
reader?' said the caller
$50 l am" replied the professor.
We'll. why do you hesitate? Why
don't you read my mind?"
I'm searching for it"-Yonkers
Statesman.
They had been married just a
month.
".Do you know what day this is?'
she asked sweetly at the breakfast
table.
YES" he answered nervously; this
is the day l have to pay the second in
stallment on that wedding ring
Yonkers Statesman.
The Press Agent-Take 1t from me,
old man. our star has made some rapid
strides in his profession during the last
year.
The Dramatic Editor--Oh. heard
that story of his walking from Tona-
wanda to Batavia in 10 hours and Is
minutes but you'll have to show me the
affidavits.-Puck.
what you want said the lawyer
to his client, 'is a change of venue"
II don't know anything about venue"
responded the prisoner. looking wear
lily around his cell. but if you could
arrange for a change of scenery I'd
say go ahead. d."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Slow train, local time Dispute be-
tween passenger and guard. Guard
Well, sir, I've been on this train, boy
and man, for thirty-five years. Bitter
Passeng ger-Good heavens, man, what
station did you get on at7-SmiIes.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
British Government
Aids Agriculture
.HE progress of the British Gov
ernment in aiding agriculture and

-HE progress of the British Gov
ernment in aiding agriculture and
horticulture in India is made the
= subject of report by Consul
General W. H. Michael, stationed at
Calcutta. He says:
The British India Government has an
experimental farm located near Shil-
long, Assam, about 900 miles northeast
of Calcutta On this farm various ex-
over series of years. with fruits and
vegetables. During the last year
severe frost did some damage to the
trees and large number suffered from
the ravages of insects. 1t is considered
too early yet to indicate the results
but so far the best progress has been
shown by pear trees from Saharanpur
and by the English cherry, fig, peach
and almond trees. IN connection with
the propagation of fruit trees, with a
view to their distribution among the
cultivators, successful experiments
were made in grating the English
apple and pear on the indigenous
stocks and in grating English grapes
on wild native stock. Special atten-
ton has also been given to populariz-
ing the cultivation of rhubarb and
asparagus, which have been found to
do we'll at Shillong, and with this OBJ
ject seedlings and seed were dis
tributed and bulletins issued in Khasia.
A tropical plantation has also been
started on the southern slopes of the
Khasia Hills for making experiments
in certain tropical products. A number
of spices, fruit drugs and other pro-
ducts are under trial, but 1t is too early
yet to speak of results, as 1t will be
several years before the trees begin
to bear fruit. They appear at present
to be doing well and some of the pa
paya and banana trees have lowered
and are bearing fruit. Two varieties
of Caravonica cotton trees were grown,
and a sample of lint obtained from
No. 2 variety was valued at higher
rate than is obtained for Assam cot
ton. Some of the cotton trees are now
in vigorous growth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
BIG STEEL PLANT IN SWEDEN

1t appears that the Kjelin electric
furnace for the production Of steeI A.
about to be utilized on a large scale IN
Sweden. states the London Times. This
is to be done in connection with tha
development of the immense water
power of Tralhatta, near the extensive
ore deposits in Noorland province. They
expect to build steel mill for produc-
ing at least 100000 tons annually. with
a similar size works at Gothenburg.
The Swedish Government has accented
the proposition of a mill company and
Will Jointly commence the work to de-
velep the power. which 1t Is expected
will be ready by 1908 to the extent Of
10000 to $4,000 horsepower. The Krupp
works are reported to have acquired
the Klein patents for Germany and
will erect large mill for their utiliza-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

country. It very we Of friendship
: do to bet 1t is the diplomatic wind that blows
AS general principle may be laid down that there is no
thing friendship between nations and
might supposed sort
tender feeling between the the United States of
the ground STEPPED
that blood thicker
such bond of before dinner it of the sendere
easily snapped Grover Cleveland bursting the
combination for insignificant trife
When hear therefore, about the ancient friendship
has existed between America and Japan and of the gratitude
Japanese feel Commodore Perry disposed dplo-
matte humbug
The Japanese expect that ac-
Admitting that the people of that nation afflicted
of seed head their against Russia vet
the who govern know that with the States
would the loss by Japan of everything gained
domestic will
be with Japan AS for friendship that will purely
commercial basis That the only foundation friendship
nations.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

Ruef Proclaims Himself the Meanest of Criminals

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The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
NOTE AND COMMENT
tween nations

picturesque President buzzng Poultnev
Bgeow with suggestive remark that small people, like small
flies. love eontaminae great things"
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

Ebbs merry fellow of the United Railroads. an
illusion that full the
Joyous Of the year with Tom and Jerry whoopng UP
Christmas egg-nog moving itself Alright in the bowl
illusions Of the kind prevalent concerning poor
mankind
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

Townsend's Cal. slacs fruit. ana
dies at Emporium. Post and Van Mass
i. lou -sutter st. and 1903 and 123o va
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19
THE FRIENDSHIP OF JAPAN

ISCOUNT AOKI, ambassador from Japan conveys the
United States of continued friendship
country. 1t very WELL. but that of friendship will
do to bet It is the diplomatic wind that blows.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

Miss Lily Gala and Miss Alice Hon
man will leave at the end Of the weel
for Santa Barbara. where they vii
spend the holidays with Miss Mccall
las parents, Admiral and Mrs Nc.
Gala. In honor Of Miss McCalIa ant
Miss Hoffman Mrs. McCalla< has sen
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-19

G. R. Robinson of the passenger de-
partment of the Southern Pacific and
his bride left last night for visit to
the City of Mexico.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
LARRAZOLO IS CALLED
By the Unterrified Democracy Of
Territory of New.IMeIico in
Convention Assembled
TO BE IA: WILLING SACRIFICE
Once Beaten by Hon. B. 8 Rodsy
for Delegate to Congress by
10000 Majority.

The democratic convention ia
session at Santa Fe Wrdnrsda,
aud THURSDAY had great Difficult.
" IN finding man who va.
willing to sacrifice himself a.
candidate for delegate TO con-
greSs on the democratic ticket.
After an all night and MORN
ing session, however, the conven-
ton finally prevailed upon o. A.
Larrazolo OF LaSsVegas to allow
himself to be sacrificed.
Mr. Larrdzolo was beaten for
The honor of representing New
Mexico in congress four years
ago by Hon. Bernard s. Rodey
by nearly 10000 votes. Ii goes
without saying that he will be
beaten this time bv Hon. w. II.
Andrews by at least az many
votes, probably by more.
The convention INDUCED in a
fierce oratorical battle over the
question OF statehood. There
was Il majority and minority
committee report, but those in
favor OF Joint statehood finally
triumphed by the decisive MA
jority of 144 to p.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
CALL REPUBLICAN TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION
To Meet at Las Vegas September 30
To Nominate Candidate as Dele
gate 90 Congress.

Headquarters Republican Cen
trail Committee, Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Sept. Sth, 1906.
Pursuant TO authority to the
Republican Territorial Ceutral
Committee, l, the undersigned
chairman of the Territorial Re-
publican Central Committee, of
New Mexico, do hereby call a
convention to be held at the hour
of 2:30 p. M, at the Duncan
Opera House, in the City of Las
Vegas, on the 10Th day of Sept
ember, 1906, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for de-
legste to the Goth National Con-
gress and for the purpose of
transacting such other business
as may properly come before said
convention.
The various counties of the
Territory are entitled to repres-
entation in said convention as
follows:
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
DEATH OF JUAN PINO Y BACA
One of soeorro's Old and Highly Re
spected Citizens Passes Away
After a Long Illness

Juan Pine Y Baca, an old aud
highly respected citizen of So
corro, died September at his
home in this city at the age OF
% years Deceased suffered q
stroke of paralysis of the left
side June 80 and neither medical
service nor the most careful at
tention that could be bestowed
availed to stay the hand of
death. Funeral services were
conducted Monday, the third in
stant, from the family residence
and the Catholic church and
were OF the most largely atteud-
ed in the city in recent years.
Mr.. Pine was born at Ojo del
Parido and was a resident of So
corro county all his life. He
never took a very active interest
in politics but served as sheriff
from 1877 to 1879, having been
elected on peoples ticket. He
leaves four children. two sons
and two daughters, 10 mourn his
loss. The sons are Boleslo A.
Pine and Salomon Pino and the
daughters are DoloritaS Pino and
Mrs. Flavio Vigil.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
TEACHERS ARE EMPLOYED
For Several Districts Of Socorro
County but There IL Great
Scarcity

Superintendent Jose Antonio
Torres reports that teachers have
been employed for several of the
school districts of the county AZ
follows: At Reserve, Miss Nell
lie Doty; at San Marcial, Misses
Rose II. and Della Schmidt; At
San Antonio, p. A. Marcellino;
at Carthage, David Flores; at
San Antouito, Martin Lopez; and
at Magdelena, Miss Bessie Cav
anaugh. These are but few of
the forty-odd districts of the
county and there is likely to de-
velop a great scarcity. of teachers
before. the school year is fairly
open.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have recent
ly been issued in the Office of
Probate Clerk b. A. Pine to the
following named persons:
Genovevo Griego, aged p years,
of Las Nutrias and Clara Rael,
aged Is years, of Sabinal.
Nemecio Ariola. aged 29 years,
and Isabel Vigil, aged q years,
both of Kelly.
Guadalupe Chavez, aged p
years, and Tonita Zamorra, aged
2l years, both of Kelly.
Juan Jose Gallegos, aged Il
years, of Socorro and Petra Lu-
zero, aged 10 years, of Lemitar
Jose de la o., aged 20 years, Of
Laborcita and Viviana Zamorra
aged 1S years, of Socorro.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15

tits now known that the Boer
who was stabbed in a Magdalena
resort few days ago was a
young man named Salztree, a
sheep herder, and that the man
who did the deed was A. M,
Price, a cowboy. Since Salztree's
death Price has jumped his bond
and Sheriff Baca is offering a re-
ward of $50 for his capture.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15
socoRRo NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS 1906
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
For the Election of Delegates from
socorro County to the Territorial
Convention.

At the democratic county con-
vention held in this city for the
election of delegates to the terri
torial convention A. ID. Coon was
elected president, Julian Luna
secretary. and A. c. Torres in
terpreter. The convention pass
ed a resolution favoring joint
statehood as provided for in the
Hamilton bill and elected dele
gates to the territorial conven-
tion as follows: T.. w. Eaton,
James G.. Fitch, Luciano Chavez,
Matias Contreras, Louis McRae,
II. M. Dougherty, VIM. Borrow
dale, c. f. Mead, Melton Con
zales, and Andrew Kelly.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-09-15

NoproxieS will be allowed except
when such proxies are held by
bona fide residents of the county
from which said delegates may
have been elected.
All county conventions for the
delegates from the various CO.
unties are hereby required to be
held not later than the Goth day
of September.
A meeting of the Territorial
Republican Central Committee is
hereby called to assemble at the
Duncan Opera House, Las Vegas,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. M,
on the 29th day of September,
1906, TO transact any and all busi-
ness that may properly come
before it.
H. O. BURSUM,
Attest: Chairman.
c. V Stafford, Secretary.