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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25
I'm SerYiCiO de AMIGO
Trnducido cspecinImente para Ell
REGfDOR.

Trnducido rspeciaImente Uara Ell
REGiDOR
bias atrds, en- In playa. In hora
dc pI%cu, GhnriainE airSremonte rres
plvisiens"s que ALI Sc h4bfan en-
cDntrudO por Ctsualidad.
IIlpirbaiI lie lbs sucesns del dfa
mnrnur:sban de los pas.eaates quo
por s'I lado tranSiiabnn.
Al lratar dc tuiO dc ellos que pasa-
ba en Ia culonia ycranicga por uu
d. mai sui,to. diiO un0 do los pnrisien-
Grs
La opinion cS injusta con csc
hombro I'm Cicrtn orasi0n lc pstlf i'm
favor.
~ =" 10 hizo 4 ustnd? pregunt6
uno de las interlocuOrtcs.
ST, sefor.
~ s.the tod porluc So 10 presto?
Iiby que hcSGOntiar siemprc de las
personals IN" haccn favDfcs. DE 30
amos Ac.i. cg.a ~ una de mis- ltneas
dn cunducia.
~ porau@ dcsdc hare ;reintn a.
fos?
Van iistcAcs 4 sabcFlo en- Beguidti.
FL hccho ocurfi6 Ell el mOmcnio cn
qlLsI laa cnaitS empeSAhan 4 prttson-
tar miy nal aSpGciO. Tenfa 20 en-
toncea ycin;iciucu aioa ncababa dc
Cumplir cuu mi dcbcr duranie Ia gler
rIl. Estuha convaiccienie dc una ple,l
r,.cfA a me habia obligdo guanrdar
CANA pUr csl,icip De i'm mes, peTo al
taner pOiicia dc lbs stiGesos OcurrIhps
leCidi saIIr III calle. 4 Ispsar de mi
deUIiidad. r4sucIt0 arrnstrar ,o.Iu
gentdn de peligr0a. antes que per-
inLllecEf eli al aislumIrnto en- que me
h.siiabi: porQuc la aa20n iOda MI
famlIia re rnCDntraha en una lsI1na
eapital dc provincial.
Sai de casa deqcoSo dc adduIrIr no
ticihat me dtrigi NJ d0mlci.lo dG TN
antique amigo de- mi camilla. lnieil
habfa yo cunOcid0 dnrantc el primer
sitio como hunlprc ntny inflnyenie Cei
60 del Unbicrn0. ~ tai srIeto pen
uinnecia en- Parts. peaar de versc II,
IHPnazaao por 81 Iin6Yo eBtado de co.
aas, p,trsto que on completes ntribneit
naa habfa figufRdU IL rclativa II
Yigilnucia general.
Ola encaInins hacia su casa, y Hnt
criaha mo dlio que aii atno sc hnli1.
ba cn Ia capital: pafo apenna me Il
eonocrrs ma ncumpaio III dormis0
RIO ds mi amigo,
AZ setme este, aiZG i0a hraZOs 5
hxclam6 con airc dc pro!unda iria
,c2a;
tn aue uempos yivimos! MI
adyersGirios Green duo no estoy "a
Pafis, ptro nnaudo Sc descnhrt Il
vefdad. yendrdn aDrendcfmc. Dfa
atrhs hubtoFn podido lf ucuilament
q Versailles. y cFeo que ann podtia IN
tcninr tal aycntura. paro tengu 0rdn,
de lieYar Use punto nnos do,uruei
tos muy ifnportantea cuyo ennuen,r
sobre tni psrspnn hahrfa de costarn,
acknowledgements, Ia vida Y nhor
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

Mahncke dice, que el Mayor 6br6
como al estuHterA smNIy Ofendido das
IcOntentO de Ia administration del ca
mtRlOnadO de Pafql48.
Mir. MRhnck6 GAGl no dIjo NADIA poi
entuaces, nero se Sinti6 tan lastimn
do por la conducta del Mayor, Quien
considerable como utis amigo, que IN.
vlo gu renuneIa Ell iuaYes. Aun al
haGer este dijo tan 1olo que los ne
goclos de Su hotel le sabsorbran tnn-
70 Liempo, Que no deDea6a deselnpefiar
ei cargo poT mas TEMPO.
E Mayor Callaghan repar6: "si 6l
qliere hacerse de panelas conmigo.
estd mtty eQuivocado."
La fhnuncLa de Mr.. AIahncke fue n
cePtada, y SO hard efectiyn ell .primero
de Eebrero.
No deseo decir NADIA sobre este r.
sunto." di1o sir. Mahncke, c,iando fu6
lnterrogado. Byram 0illagllan nun
ca tuvo I'm amigo meEor que Ludwig
Mahncke. PodrIa haber tenido c,,al-
quiera cosa que yo posela. lie CO.
noel antes de Que fueTa Mayor: Guam
do voy su oficina ahora debo recor-
iar dos veca5 por minute que cs> el
Mayor. He hecho mi deber y le he
tiatado con cortesfa, en- cambio yo
ne sido trafado como Tin parro"
Ha SNAAAAA6h-AAA ttO sNulSO UeTEHlllrMe
que gastAra ningln dinero en cl Par
que Mahncke. De hecho me dijo:
no quiero que usted caste nj un con-
denado centavo en- ell Parque afnhn--
cke.'
Parece que temia que yo estuvItse
gaStando en- este parGue de todus mo-
dos, y me pidl0 cuenta detallada dc
tolo 10 qtie gastaba, mas tarde O.
xigio pormenores respecto q 10 que
sc invertfa en- cada uno de los par--
qlies
BHio otras administrations el pre-
Saipues;0 de gaStos para los paruIIes
ha sido de $4,000 q $l4,7O0.
La renrtncia t1le adpitIda pocas no.
ras despues de recibida. hasta 10
presente no hay candidate para ESQ
empleo.
III Mayor dice que no sabe 4 quten
va q nOmbrar.
No hay un departamento de Ia ad-
nintstfaci6n de Ia Ciudai en-. que la
perdida lie un homhre SO l,aga sentir
mas. Mr.. Mahncke tontaha los In.
Earcs n1ds artdos y los convertfa on
parqttes. Sabe citando debe plantarse
toda clase de arboles. ha arreglado
los andadores, platabandas, y en los
grandes paaNues Sc hIzo cargo del or
natO de los paisaSes de Ios jardines
Se duSta de que sc enctientre un hom-
bre que puedn interiorizarse del ira
ba1o en- menos do dos amos.
Mr. Stahncke conoce todas las plan
tas y los cuidados que reauieren una
por una, Durante los frfos repcnti-
nos I'm lido por las noches Il los par
q,ieS,d dictar medidas para evitar guei
las plAntaA y los arboles Sc hielell.
Mr.. Mahnckee gastaba todo su sueldo
en- los pa1ques. y servfa de conducto
para obtener donatiYos para su en-
beilectmiento.-'The San Antonio
Dolly Express
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25
nuEIo TERRIBLE.

nUEI.0 TERRIBLE.
En los peri0dlcos ihgicSes cncon-
tramos los pormcnorca de un due,o D.
riginnlisino terrible. cfecinaho en-
IN India, entire ei capitan phiIipns
y el tehsente Shcpher.
Soltaron una asrpientn venafusa
dentro dc Una habitacion due csInha
completamnntc 4 obscuraa. una no.
IN dcspnea pcHciruron lua dos adyca.
sarios por dos pncrtns disfintas, per.
fn1tecicndo inm6vilvsS
Aqlicila hbrrornAt silngri6n So pro.
ia1g6 por dieS minu,os.
DO prontD So oy0 I'm, griio esirt--
denia lanAado por 81 tnntants Shr,-
pheF. due acnbnbH ds scr picati,, NOR
la Tgptentc. apreshrapdose 81 cpni..
| tan satlr pUr Ia puerta
FM cato los testfgos pefg1raron on
Ia h1biiacion, dnndo mierte al odiosn
Tptil y tratando da gaipar III tanie,,.
t9 que tCnfa ,luaa nofietlufas terri.
hiee; pero al infetiz muri0 horas des
piiea. q, medic dc iioTrorosus pndr.
cimicntoa.
III capltan philipph, cuyUs cabaI,n,
SO vOlvlerun entcramen,c bIwncnx a,
lei cort0 tempo que pcrmpneci6 or
IN hnbitnriGn. aer6 inzgado nor nm
cousejo dc guerra
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25
REGALos PARA los sUsCRIPToREs dc GEL REGIpoR,

Este nnasninca puma de oro dc
eila,cs, con punth de diamaAts y
mango cor fuente, Siiyo vainr no ba-
ja DO SL6o Ia PeGalamos 4 to1a per.
soma que Sc suscriba al RsdipOR pof
un aio y PaEus $40; los 10 csnta.
yets son para pagRP si franoiiso de h
pluma; Anabisn haFemos fsuN reEI~
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

10 lea qts ya eassu stiscyltos y ads.
lantsr ta.lo pdr un nio mas do sus-
cripei6u,
IsmhieD por IA Ioisrsa satna dc
ts!0 Dc subscription, feSaIatnos lin
sailo de AtstAl con 81 SionnbFe. con
tinta. Por 81 epyfo de oi,8o que Sos,
hasAn para aasaTibirss, mAndafs-.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25
San Antonio Texas, EnerO

orden, donde babta encOntrado ha.
bitAci6n q nl1 precio incpncebI bIble, pr
sent6 6sen1e mi amigo el ftinciOnRriO
que al fin hnbla logrndo sillr de
Paris. /. s SIS ~ # Al
Que tai yamos de saIud ?-meS tilJo
s--.Asi, asf 80. No me he mistcradG
grnn o1aa
10y ahora que me acuefdo; repuso
mi fayorecedor deseo que me de-
yuelya Ell gab6n que le presto cuan
do sali6 de Paris d esta.
-tAhf 10 tengo le conteste.
ApenaH se 10 hube antregado. 81
jR el foITo del gabdn, del que Bac6
yarlos ipaaeles importantfstmos con
nernientes q los principalea iefes de
Ia Comma.
Era este mly diffcil de paBar! =
exclnmo cm csnico 1cfnto 81 re-
gistran G ushed 10 f,tsilan en- el ecto.
Aquel miserable. para librarme de
I'm peligro, me habi;l expuesto d ser
pasndo per lns armns, nj cO1finrma.
contra mi yoliiithd, documentos a, g
ell mlsmQ no sc atreYIa conservar Z d
su poder. ~
Durante aquel tempo las turbas ga-
quearon mi casa, y consecuencia de
"a faltn de ollidados, recai eli mi en-
fermedad, de lu que tarde un aiio en-
por completo.
IM clmbio, mi amigo fue conde--
corndo per hlber dasempehado fieI4
mente y con In mayor discretion eli
comprometido encargo que se le con-
fI6.&
%Y ahf tieiien ustedes explIcnda la
catsa concluy6 el veraneante de
que mi peis!mismo tema los malos IA
vores y huya de los que 10 hacen. "
contiesen ustedes que me sobran ru-
zones para clio!
Paul Ginisty.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

mos do reRalo el hello ilbro de- yer
soa lInmado D1LBsLA.
Ei pago en- tnonedn mexicana, sarA
H'2o por 10 stlscripu6n de un aiio,
Diritanse q PABLO CRUZ. aes a.
LAREDO 81. San Antonio. Tess 8, s.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25
Para Curar "a Cons,inae,oo

tome una miRa ja del Aiimen,o del Higado todas
US noches antcE dc acostafsc. III Totico Rc9ti.
iador Ramon 10 suminisirs en Iorma dc noIvo
sgrndable ai pa lahar. &c o tonico. IS Setevos. v
ditro dcvuelto 81 ITO satisface.
DE VontA en- Ia Bottca del Leon, Do
E. A. Chapa San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

PItATAHos. NARANJAs, MAN.
saues y t0da class de frutas, frAsraa
bi;ei as y barntas r, pUENTB b
soN, i0l $. laredo St., San Aftonto,
Texas Tel 1o7t,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

81 quiare usted un buen suario Y
cana por precio mod!co, ocurra 4
goo aiso5 $. Laredo ST., San Anto.
nio, Taxas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

ai gusere listed an bian c,tsrto ,
can1a por pftelo ss6dseo,, nnurra 1
goo 3. Laredo 81. Ban Antonio, re.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

Eli ESTlERR0 DE UNA CHINA.
a las ciIcO v medic do In tnrde del
domingo ultimo fue iuhumado ell el
Pante6n nnmero do estn ciudad
el -c1flaver de Ia china Got Lon Chsl.
iallecida In malruEadn del mismO
ala consecuencia de un parto d.s-
graciado. -.
Cnntaha Gont Lon Chal 81 amos de
edad Y hncia tres semunns que habIa
llegauo Il Monterrey, procehente de
Torre6n. donde resld6 ocho messs.
Mas tie cien chlnos COssl de tres
docenas lie Guriusus asistieron al ell
tierro.
FL cadaver iba vestido con ufoso
tra1e aZul bordado tie orc 2apatiIlas
del mlsmD color con igtIal ndorno.
Una vcH colocado el atand EN- n
rosa, Su iadu una preciosa cajita
oianca que suardnba el cherpecito dol
nlho dado q liZ. muertO, por la Tina;
aa. el marido de esta, que no cesa-
pa de llorar, cogi0 las ropas de ves-
tir el cost,Irtro de su compaiiera v
7nacienuo con ludo un Ifo 10 deposit
10 sobre Ia GAIA; procediendoge en-
segulun a echar tirri. como ea ,lso
efftrs nosutroS
Todos los celestes aili presentss
ostentaban en- el brazo mosios negros
que detaron sobre III tumba.
Pasado esto. el reci6D yiudo cogi0
una bandeja q contenfa pedaZitos de
panocha,t ,toCos dc igial tamano. tue
otrectendo uno Ii ciIdH uno de los
circumstances
Y asf, comiendo ;lwIce, salieron to-
dos del Panteon.-'El Espectador.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

Ell REY LEOPOLDO ENAMORADO,
La prensa Grancesa da Cuenta de
quo el viejo Lsopoldo de Belgica tri.
In dc contraer ntIpcins con la Baro--
mesa Vaughan, quien asociada 4 SUI
hermano, cl Baron Vaughan. funcio
mario prominent" que fue del Congo.
el pals tcatrO do las atroc!dades maa
horrendas de que So tiene idea, ,ha com
prTldo IL magnificn villa due per
tenecio al difunto 'maire' de Vile
franche.
Antcs de que cambiara de manos.
ell Key Leopoldo mand0 ensanchar ei
edlticio m@jorar todas sus perte--
nencias.
El monarca belga ha vendido todas
slls propicdadcS. tanto Ell yillefran-
enc como en- AutibeS. durante Ell
pasauo Septiembre, /se Otorgnron
las escrituras dc traspaso cn MIN.
&SsMa::s:;- como agcnte el Consul bel
ga ffsurandO ciai c0mp:adorrs eI
baron Ia Baroness el DR.. Fie
derman, tambien funcionario de al
to range on al Congo.
Ia 'Vilih' Ell que reside Ia Bn-
Tonesa cs TIN slint,iuso elifIcio do
tado dc gran serv!tIumbre.
En las cocheras hay tres auiom6-
Vlles, y hace tres samanaS al yatn
reSio Albert flotando IA ban1e.
"a &c Ia Escuadra Real tic Yachts
ihsicsa, cntr6 nj puerto nj mando
lie I'm capitan do ia marina britdnlcn
y trinulula por ingieses.
Gl Roy Leopoldo ern eSperalo esta
samana: duranto gu estnncia yiyl.
ra bofdo del buaue, paro 10 has
tanto ccrea para vis!tar con frncucn-
cha Ia l5lroncsa.
Estns apariencias han dado moiIyo
al rltmor del matrim0niu dc que tan
to So habla,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25

cOMPRE YD. La CRUZ ELEcTRf.
ca. C"ra el rcumatismo Ouas en-
lermedades. Vale I'm peso. Pablo Cruz.
San Antonio. Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-01-25
Sc vende 4 5 cts. eiemplar
q bordo de tod 49,

ss5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ &
gnAnto menos Gamble la direction de sl Hsr
HfA ~ puntualdad
fNsSSa5S
% st i faA III REsiII3R mas do 8 as
kudA de IA kaltAs
No sdeylelvau aunoie mr.,
Ia., sSscf lpconsA anuales pagan
"a Ell dohle en jmsxcana.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
HUMBLE FRANCE
FIRST.
THEN SAYS BREAK UP MONROE
DOCTRINE, SAYS CASTRO.
President of Venezuela Declares He
Will Drive Out French, Amer-
cans, English and Germans.

WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, Feb. 25.-
Advices received here from Venezu-
ella are to the effect that President
Castro says he will humble France,
break up the Monroe doctrine, clear
out the French from Venezuela and
then start on Americans, Englishmen
and Germans, who, he said, are worse
than Chinese. He is reported as say
ing he will clear the country of for
eigners. He is very bitter against
Americans, who, he says, are after
his country.
The populace is yearning for an
American protectorate, and the bet
ter class of Venezuelans are reported
as saying that the situation demands
Intervention by the United
States for the sake of humanity.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
REPUBLICAN,
GUBERNATORIAL.
1T is POSSIBLE THE TENNESSEE
REPUBLICANS MAY FOLLOW
THE SENATORIAL LEAD.

For the first time in the history of
tn state the people of Tennessee will
this year hold a direct primary for
the nomination of a candidate for
nited States Senate, and it does not
llW appear at all impossible mat pr
9cdens may again be broken in the po-
.tical history of the State during this
aale year and a candidate for Cover
a,r be chosen at a direct primary
electicn. Stranger things have hap
pened Ehe latter primary viii not,
of course, be held by the same party
that inaugurated the Senatorial pri-
mary, but if some of the Evans lead
ers have their way in the State Re
publican Committee on March z, the
honor will be that of the minority
party for calling the first Gubernato-
raj primary.-Nashville American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
IRISH PO-
TATOES CHEAP,
BEST SEED GO BEGGING AT s1.oo
A BARREL.

The bottom has dropped out of the
local Irish potato market and the best
Tennessee Triumph seed potatoes are
a drug on the market at S1.OO a bar
rel. These potatoes were brought by
local dealers at digging time last fall
at S1.75 to $500 a barrel, though the
dealers as rule resold their pur-
chases for future delivery at $3.50, SO
only in rare instances will they suf-
fer any loss. 1t is the farmers, who
failed to sell last fall, who will suffer
loss. The loss will fall heaviest, it
is said in the Culleoka neighborhood,
as there are some thousands of
bushels at that place unsold. The
local dealers are making contracts
with the farmers for spring delivery
Of the new crop at $1.4O a barrel with
put the barrel or 81 60 with the barrel
Included.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
SUPREME COURT
DECISIONS.
Special to the Herald.

OpSCldl " JuS IlSl dAu.
Nashville, Tenn, Feb 24.-The Su-
preme Court today handed down the
following opinions:
Maury Dry Goods Company VS..
Home Insurance Company, Maury
Equity This is a bill to recover
$S95.50 alleged to have been due on
a policy of insurance. The Court of
Chancery Appeals upheld the general
average clause of the Insurance Laws
in this case, but the Supreme Court
considered that there was no neces-
sity to decide this question on the
records in the case. The court held
that the Insurance company is liable
for an adjustment of this loss, and
also held that the company was liable
for the statutory penalty. A fee of
500 was taxed against complainant
in connection with the judgment. De-
cree of Court of Chancery Appeals
affirmed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
BASE BALL
THIS SEASON.
COLUMBIA FANS WILL AGAIN
HAVE THE PLEASURE OF EN-
JOYlNG THE NATIONAL
GAME.

The National game will again be
played in our city this season. There
will be several teams in the city. The
Columbia Military Academy will, of
course, have a team which will bring
other school teams here to play, and
it might be mentioned here that the
team at the school will be as good, if
not better than the football team last
season. The Y. M. G. A. will also
have a team, and we have been in
formed that the Elks will also organ
ize a team. With these three teams
in town and the minor teams that
will be organized Columbia fans may
expect all the base ball sport they are
looking for.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
GREATEST
SKYSCRAPER.
WILL BE WORLDS LoFTIEST
STRUCTURE BUT ONE.
Plans for Its Erection in New York
City Have All Been Com
pleted.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-The Singer
Manufacturing Company fled plans
yesterday with Building Suporntaa-
dent Murphy for a structure which
will be higher than all existing SIS.
scrapers by from 200 to 800 feet, an
will be about forty feet higher than
the Washington monument.
Accompanying the Improvement of
the property, which it already owns
adjoining its present building at
Broadway and Liberty street, the com
pany will erect over the central part
of the enlarged structure a tower of
forty stories which will rise to
height of 500 feet 10 1-3 inches. The
tower will be thirty-five feet square
for thirty-six stories and will be sur
mounted by adome containing four adj
ditional stories, above which will be
cupola and Flagstaff. Behring'S have
by the tower, and it has been found
that there will he no difficulty in
reaching a sufficiently firm foundation
on bed rock to carry the enormous
weight. All engineering problems in
with the project, it is said,
nave been satisfactorily worked out
The total cost of the improvements
including the tower, as estimated by
he architect, is $1,5O0,00O. With the
of Eiffel Tower, the build
ng will be the Hottest structure in
he world 1t will be nearly sixty !
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
TARIFF CRAFT
GREATEST YET.
GIGANTIC MoNoPoLIES ARE FAT
TENING OFF 1T.
BARRIERS TO COMPETITION.
Protection Legally Fortifyns Them,
Declares Gov. Folk. in Address at
Topeka, and Enable Them to Stifle
Even the Home Competitor.

TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 24.-The meet
ing of the State Democratic Commit
tee Thursday was followed by the an
nual Washington birthday banquet of
the Kansas Democratic Club at the
Hotel Thorp. The feature of the
evening was the address, by Gov. JOS
eph w. Folk, of Missouri, who discuss
ed the tariff and other issues of the
day. Gov. Folk said;
"a political revival is going on all
over the land today on the subject of
graft. The people of Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, Pennsylvania and Ohio
have been fighting to regain the gov
eminent they had lost The people
are beginning to awaken to the reali-
cation of the fact that the govern
ment of City State and Nation be-
longs to them, and they can take the
government into their own hands
whenever they wish. This is the idea
true Democracy stands for-the rule
Of the people.
"The moral awakening that is now
sweeping oyer the country is simply
the patriotism that comes from the
heart and of the people and deter
mination to stamp out the things that
shonor in public life and the things
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
MARDI CRAS
FESTIVITIES.
REX ARRIVES AT NEW ORLEANS
AND KREWE OF FROTEUS
HOLDS HIGH CARNIVAL.

Special to the Herald.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 20
Great crowds and typical Mardi Gras
weather favored the opening of the
annual festivity of the Crescent City
Business is largely suspended, the
display of gay colored bunting is
abundant, and the streets are filled
with merrymakers. Bright and early
this morning the committees having
charge of the final arrangements for
the event were at work, and at noon
the appearance of the Lord Chamber
lain and his staff in their gorgeous
uniforms drew a large crowd to the
rotunda of the st. Charles hotel.
Carriages were taken for the boat
landing, and at two O'Clock the boom
ing of cannon announced the arrival
of Rex and his retinue. The monarch
was received with the usual honor
by the military and civic authorities,
and formally took possession of the
city. He will make his formal entry
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. To
night the Krewe of Proteus holds
high carnival at the French Opera
House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
BELLE MEADE To
Be SUB-DIV|DED.

An important step in the final dis
position of historic Belle Meade farm
was taken on Thursday when the
Belle Meade Land Co., complied with
all the terms of purchase and became
absolute owner of the property in
which there has been so much inter-
est in Nashville and Middle Tennes-
see for more than two years. The
plans of the company are to have the
farm divided, and extensive improve
ments will be made in the way of
roads, and it will become beautiful
\ esidence park.-Nashville American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-03-02
COX And
PATTERSON
STANDING CLOSE TOGETHER IN
INSTRUCTED VOTE.

Assuming that there will be no fur
Their contest in Shelby County, and
that if there is a primary on March
10, and the friends of Congressman
Patterson elect the delegates at that
time, the vote in the Gubernatorial
race, with the eighty-seven votes of
Shelby County included, now stands:
Cox, 2S7; Patterson, 2e5. Today the
counties of Union and Hardeman will
act. 1t is geperally conceded that Cox
will get the instructed vote in Union,
and should he do so his vote would
be increased to 290. Although it is
known that both the supporters of
Cox and Paterson are making a hard
fight in Hardeman County, the best
information is that county will in
struct for Patterson, being a part of
his Congressional district, and he be-
ing personally better known to a ma
jority of the. voters than his opponent
This county has nineteen votes, which
added to Pattersons total, would
make his instructed vote 284.
OF course, il the court at Memphis /!
grants mandamus requiring the |
County Committee to hold a primary !
Tor the election of Gubernatorial del |
egates on March Is, the eighty-seven
yotes of that county cannot be count !,
ID for Patterson until after the pri
nary is held. Should the Patterson
PEOPLE rest content with Thursdays
and refuse to participate
n the primaries, there would be two
from this county-Nash-
lille American.