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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03

The tenth session of the South
Dakota Legislature will commence at
the capital at Pierre January s 1907.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03
KNOCKED OUT BY COURT.
La Toilette Fellow Servants Act Un-
constitutional.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. Judge Nc
Call of the federal court has declared
the La Toilette fellow servants act
unconstitutional. The action was that
of Damselle Howard against the Hi
nois Central Railroad company. A
special representative of the depart
ment Of justice at Washington argued
the case for the government.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03
cARuso LOSES ON APPEAL.
Opera Singers Conviction Affirmed by
Higher Court.

New York, Dec. 29.-Recorder Golf
has affirmed the conviction of Enrico
Caruso, the opera singer, who APP
pealed from the decision of Magis-
trate Baker in fining him $40 for an
moving a woman in the monkey house
In Central park.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03
HIS SLEEP DISTURBED.

Otherwise King Oscars Condition Is
Unchanged.
Stockholm. Dec. Skiing Oscar did
not pass a good night. The bulletin
issued by his physicians says his sleep
disturbed ana that his tempera-
ture Is about the same. His condition
otherwise ID unchanged.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03
Thursday, January 3, 1907.

The Reporter wishes you all a
Happy New Year.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03

The College Record.
Ralph Abernethy Gamble, Yankton. ;
D., entered Tome institute, 1902.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03

The S~ecretary's Record.
Taken from the annual report of Hon.
Chas. G, Bennett, secretary of the state.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03

Football team fullback 1902.
Football team quarterback 1904.
Manager, football team 1908.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-03

Above taken from the year book issued
by the Tome Institute, spring of 1905.
L.. c. Campbell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

ell ct ux. to George F. King lot Il,
square 276. SO
Park View-AIiddaugh & Shannon, Inc.
70 Joseph F. Culverwen, square 1896, SO
KalOrama 1Ieights-Margare X. c.
Beale to Charles s. Hillyer. lot 81, block
II. $40
o street northwest. between Twenty
eighth and Twenty ninth stTeets-W.
Mosby Williams and Fred Mckee, trus-
tees, to Joseph Lavezzo, part lot 164,
square 1883 S1,925-
Twining City-F'rank E. Stevens ct ux.
20 Robert F. Bradbury. west y lot 80,
block T. SO
Randle Highlands-Unite States Real
~ Company to Maurice j. Stack, lots IS
to % block 10, $3.50.
y street north west between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth streets-James F. Hood
ct al, trustees, to Adam Umholtz trus-
tee. part original lot II, square PSI, 5000
2O24 Hillyer place north west-Edwin
Smith ct ux 70 William Eimbeck, lot
"a, SQUARE SO, SO.
Park View-Middaugh & shannon, in
eorporatee, to Herbert a. Watkins, lot
81, square $685. SO
BlOOmingdale-Mary l. MellOtt ct viz.
Samuel w. to Mahlon Il Best, lot 81,
block II, SO.
Fifth and NJ streets Observation-Disclosures
min +. Trenis, trustee, ct al, TO Bar
bara DaiiSer, lot 3D. square SO, $40
Third street southwest between G and
D streets-Albert Gutridge TO Allen
$40
Kalorama Heights-wiIliam d. Green
ct Tx. to Caroline S. McLanahan, lot
20, block 10, $40
Browns court. near Florida avenue
northwest-Edmund Mclean to Column
bia Heights Realty Company. lot S.,
square pa, $40. Same to same, lot SO,
square pa, So
L street southeast. between Fourth
and Fifth streets-Philip A. SCHNEIDER
executor, ct al to Michael F. Mangan.
part original lot 5. square S. of SIS. SO
South northumberland NJ. Hall to
Joseph X. and Maria NJ. Thren, lot g.
block 10. $40.
Ninth street northeast. between / and
X streets-Henry A. Willard ct al. to
Fremont NJ. and Ida B. Clahln, lot Is,
square 932, 1900
Barry Farm-John w. Davis ct al to
Peter Kennedy, part lot q. section 8,
SIG. Same to Harriet Freeman, part
same lot $40 Harriet Freeman to Abra-
ham Davis part same lot. So Harriet
Freeman to John w. Davis, part same
lot. SO.
Burville-Annie Coleman to John H.
Berry. lot u. block :, section g, $50.
Seventh strese southeast, between L
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

son 70 Thomas and Katie Regan. lot Is,
square \, OF $50. SO.
Florida avenue northwest, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Charles Werner et TX. 20 Charlton 3.
ROut. lot 1S3. square "a. SO
First addition 70 American University
Park-Galen L Gait et al, trustees,
70 Thomas r. James, lot q. block II,
Bloomingdale-John A. Lewis ct ux.
10 Julia NJ fischer, lot 2. square ID. so
1925 Third street northwest-Albert q.
Stevens. ct al. TO John H Gordon, lot
Thirty-ffth street northwest. near
Madison street-Ada T. Cotter 70 Robert
c. Michigan, part lot $50, square z of
1896, SO
Florida avenue northwest, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Charlton 3. Rout to Charles Werner,
lot 49, square 234. $40.
Fifth and T. streets northeast-Williarn
NJ Terrell ct TX. to the Kennebunk
Realty Company, lots AZ and 81 square
SIS. $40.
East Deanewood-Sydney F. Marshall
70 Edward +. Cooper, lot ., block 2, SO
p street northwest between First and
Third streets-James +. Brennan 10
AQuila r. Yeakle, lots Isl 10 156, 15S, 159,
100, square $50. 500.
Fourteenth Street Heights-Francis A.
Hollingsworth 10 Gilbert c. Splitter, lots
y, 80. p, square 2Sl7, lots 10 10 "A. 16 70
., square Z1S. $40. Gilbert 9. Spitzer
ct uX. TO Claud Livingston. lots IS and
70, block 29lS, SO.
East washington Park-Mary J. Doig
TO Edward F. Philips and Thomas B.
Fowler. lots Z 20 10. block IS. 81.
n street northwest. between Thirty
third and Thirty-fourth streets-Wilmot
w. Trew TO NJ NJ Peterson, part lot 76,
square 122G. $40.
Twelfth street southeast, between 2
and Q StreetS-AEnes S Heath ct Vir.
Cotto l., to Louise G. Oulahan, part
lot 80, square 900. SO.
ngleSide-William II. SOrren ct uX- 10
Edward T. CrisI9cnd, lot 81, block IA.
500.
Saurs addition-Harry Wardman to
Thomas II. Coates and Emma r.
Coates. lot 25, square Z709. 1850.
Burleith-Allan +. walker ct ux TO
Donald Mcdonald, lots 1 and 26, block
1877, SO.
West WOodridge-Henry A. Vieth et
al, 10 Harry I. Houston, lot ?, square
4249. $40
Cos Acker street nOrtheast-WIIton w.
y. Boteler ct TX 10 II. a. NJ. Weber.
lot l31, square S61, $40.
Alley between Ninth and Tenth. n and
. streets northwest-Harriet Simms TO
soEn II. r. Wright and B. Frank
Wright, lots 96 and 81, square S67, $40.
2919 Q street northwest-Donald Nc
Donald to Allan z. Walker, lot p.
square 1888. $40
Twelfth and D streets southeast
James A. Clark ct ux. 20 BENJAMIN r
Brewer, lot II, square 1Ol7. $500.
AGO Fifth street northpyest-CharIes II
Weaver ct Tx. 10 Morris r. George. LOT
IS, square 479, $40.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

and NJ streets-Philip A. SCHNEIDER. ex-
ecutor. ct al 10 Archie and Caroline
Nickerson. part square S07. SO.
street northwest, between Twenty
first and Twenty-seeond streets-Joseph-
Inc A Harrison ct al to Patrick T.
inland, lot 147, square 20. SO.
Addition TO LeDroit Park-John L.
Warren ct Tx 10 Bates Warren, one
half interest in lot 10. block Is. $40.
AZ Second street northwest--William
H Sholes. trustee, to Margaret O'Con-
nor, lot IL. square 81, $685..
Thirty-fourth street northwest, be-
tween . and = streets-Clarenee A. Lin
thicum to James G.. Patterson, part lot
IS, square 1916, $40.
Tenth street northwest, between N
and n stIeets-Ernest Burgdorf, trus-
tee. to Wilbur f. Nash. part original
lot Is, square 36S. 500.
222i Thirteenth street northwest-Carl-
ton NJ. BeGH 70 Fred G. Linger. lot 81,
square 23l, SO
Cleveland Park-ElIa B. Sherman. ct
vir.. John, to Chambers r. and Eliza
beth T. Porterheld, part lot 8, square
e0S2. $40.
KaIorama TIeights-Maria n. Welsh
ct al. TO Maxwell Var Zandt Woodruff
lot g.. block IA. and lot 8, block Is,
Alley between F and C, Second and
Third streets northeast-Guy H Johnson
ct AL trustees, TO Arthur F. Wood lot
81. square 753. 80 Arthur F. Wood
conveys same property TO Frances Z.
Dorsey. $40
/Kalorama Heights-Abram L. Etter ct
ux. to Charles L. Fitzhugh, lot 9, block
-, $40. Charlotte B. Lovett to same, lot
10, block Il. $40.
Fourth street northeast, between d
and K streets-Ralph L. Hall, trustee,
to Carlton NJ Beall. part lot 5, square
S12, SO. Carlton NJ Beall CONVEYS same
property to Maria A Hall, $40.
New York avenue, between Twentieth
and TWenty-first streets-Aurelia A. Nell
son ct al. TO John ]. a. Fannie Cleary
part original lot g. square of 104. $40
Eleventh street southwest, between z
and G. street-Elizabeth K. Riley to
Charles Reid Riley. part original lot 8.
square $50. SO. Same to same. lots J, ?.
3, and part lot 4, square $50, SO
1915 New York avenue northwest
George Is. Wagner ct ux to Owen owen,
lot g. square 251, SO.
Cleveland Park-Alonzo o. Ollie, ct ux.
to II. Rozier Duianey, parts. $40
Washington Observation-Disclosures G.
Taylor 70 Michael Burkhard, lot IS.
block Z, $40
HOO K street northeast-ElizabethJ John
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Il street northeast, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Lottie L. Burn.
ct viz, James D, 20 Bridget +. Sam
mond, lot 1e6. square 1908, SIC
800 to 919 / street northeast-Carrie
Oppenheimer TO George r. Linkins, lots
-, p, 30 and 80. square 933, $40 Elias
simon 10 same, lots 81 and 81 square
1913, SO. George r. Linkins ct ux TO
Anna May Moore. lots 2S to 80, square
$685. SO
1914 and 1916 Seventh street northwest
Leopold RichOld ct uX. to Moses Gold
enberg, lots 10 and 20, square 400 $40.
Sixteenth street northwest, between n
and . streetS-AlOnZO O. Bliss ct tlx to
John Joy Edison, lots and 10, square
Isl, $40. John Joy Edison ct ux. to Poto-
mac Realty Company lot 9 and part of
lot 10, square ISL, So
A street northeast, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets-Fannie McCue
Bergen ct Al. to Kennedy & Davis Co,
all square 1856, $4,000
T. street southeast, between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets-Wilhelm Schmidt
ct al. to Ernst II. Miller and Lucy Mil
Ter. lot Al, square 1913, $40.
I street northwest, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets-John Nj
Henderson to Louis Finldestein, lot 14S
square 152, SO.
ngleside-WilHam II. SowelI ct ux. to
Samuel b. Rose and William r. Rose,
lot Sc block IA, 800
Trinidad-Margaret Edwards ct vir, Al
-, SO
d and Canal streets southwest-Ander-
son Dray and Storage Company to
Washington Storage Company, Inc, lot
4, square $50. $40.
Church street northwest. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets-El-
bridge f. Jordan ct ux. to Joseph S.
Duffy. west one-half lot 42 and east one
half lot IS, square 209; SO. Joseph S.
Duffy conveys same property to trustees
Of Second Trinity Baptist Church: 80.
Acker street northeast, between Sixth
and Seventh Satisfactorily e Stod-
dard Ell ux. TO Marie A Seddicum part
lots so and 50, square Sc; 80. Marie A.
Seddieum conveys same property TO
Sarah E Jenkins: SO
81 New York avenue northedSt-ThOma
w Smith eu ux. 20 Lewis Bennett. lot
4, square 671; $40.
1410 Tenth street northwest-George
]. Becker ct al to Isaac Gutenberg, lot
% square 33S: $3.50
First street southwest. between p and
Q streets-W William z. Mooney ct ux. TO
Charles F. Norris, part lot p, square
656. $50.
street northwest, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Milton c. Mitch
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
SL0AT FASSETS PLAN
ENLARGEMENT OF HOUSE

Contracts for the construction Of a
four-story brick addition 70 the dwelling
at 1873 n street northwest have been
awarde- TO William P. Lipscomb &. Co.
by Mrs Jennie c Fassett, Of New York.
Architects HOrnblower & Marshall have
prepared the plans. which call for an
estimated expenditure of $1,000. II Is
only few months ago that the pur-
chase Of this house by Mrs. Fassett was
reported. and the statement also made
that an enlargement was contemplated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
CHEVY CHASE INN
NOT TO CLOSE AT ONCE

Through misunderstanding Of the in
formation furnished regarding the sale
OF Chevy Chase Inn which was printed
IN these columns last Sunday IL was
stated that the inn would 20 longer be
opened as a place OF entertainment.
This is an error, so far as the present
season is concerned, as Mr. Fairies. man.
ager for tbs last two seasons. had a
contract beIore the sale was consum-
mated with the present purchaser, DR..
s. y. Barker, and win open IL as a hotel
on the same liberal plan as heretofore.
This win be pleasing news 10 many
Washingtonians, who have found the
Inn such a delightful place TO spend a.
part OF the summer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
AMERICAN BANK
SECURES ESTIMATES

The plans for remodeling the Ameri-
can National Bank building on T street
and adding ~ ornamental dome. which
have been he'd up for some time at the
Building Inspectors ONCE, seem now
IN a fair way 10 be carried out as esti-
mates are now being secured from sew
eral builders The addition Of the dome
viii give two more stories 70 the rear
portion Of the building and add some
what TO its architectural beauty The
design IS by Architect 3. Stanley Sim
mons, who has been most fortunate in
the adaptation OF the extension TO this
classic structure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
SELLING LOTS AT AUCTION
AT RATE OF 80 PER HOUR

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE great
Ogden estate auction sale drew mors
than loo people to the real estate
salesrOoms Wednesday. Joseph P. Day,
the auctioneer, sold the lots al the rate
OF more than thirty an hour The bid
ding was almost exclusively by men
rarely seen in the auction room. al
though few Of the regulars bought
lots now and then.
The Ogden estate is located in the
section Of the city bounded BY 1s5th to
10th streets and is now considered one
OF the choice parts Of the upper section
OF Manhattan. The lots brought from
$40 to $500.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
MUSIC ACADEMY IMPROVE
MENT CONTRACT AWARDED

The contract for the reconstruction OF
tho interior OF the Academy OF Music
building. at corner OF Ninth and D
streets northwest, which has been
AWARDED 60 s. J. Prescott Company,
calls for an expenditure Of $4,000. The
entii's construction Is be hreproof and
special care is being taken TO provide
every precautiOn in The matter OF safe
". The work viii b. completed in time
for the opening OF tine fall season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

one of the best experts in the country.
was installed and an uneXceptional sup
ply of water of the purest quality fur
nlshed. Every dwelling was provided
with ample lawn space. and a system
of parking that beauties and adorns
the streets is kept and maintained at
the cOmpany's expense. Other and many
features for the comfort and pleasure
Of residents were planned. and through
all the years have been studiOusly car
RED out
Chevy Chase is a settlement Of ex-
quisite beauty for people who appre-
ciate and enjoy the beautiful 1t was
not built for a day or as a land specu-
lation only. For it is well understood
that up to the present time the land
company can show but little balance on
the right side of the ledger But il Is
built for those who can appreciate the
pleasanter surroundings of life. Philan-
thropic? Not a bit The time is near
at hand when the wisdom and foresight
of the projectors will bear fruit many
fold in the increased values. In the
meantime. Washington has enjoyed a
suburb that will bear comparison in
every way with the favored ones of any
section Of the country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
SAMUEL FOWLER ESTATE
WILL ERECT BRICK STORE

Piper & Kenyon. builders. have Sc
cured the contract for the construction
Of two-story brick store and dwell
ing, at 1916 Seventh street northwest
which the Samuel Fowler estate will
erect at an estimated cost of Sl4.50G. A
building permit has been secured and
work VIII go forward with dispatch as
the demand for store property on
Seventh street Is at all times ailtad OF
the limited supply.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
SIX 2-ST0RY DWELLINGS
FOR THIRTEENTH STREET

Francis A Biundon has taken out a
permit for the erection OF six twO-story
brick dwellings at 205 10 20S5 Thirteenth
street northwest, at an estimated cost
of $4,000 These houses are additional
70 the large number already erected on
this tract which. II VIII be remembed.
was purchased last spring by the firm
OF Blundon. OBrien & Belt. and has
since been handsomely improved with a
goOdly number OF neat dwellings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
WILLIAM MAPLE PLANNING
TWO TW0-ST0RY BUILDINGS

N. r Grimm, architect. is taking bids
on construction for a twO-story brick
store building and apartment. which
William Waple viii have erected on H
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets southwest The building viii be
Is by 70 feet and be fitted with ali mod
ern improvements.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
SPEIDEN & SPEIDEN
NOW AT 1903 N. Y. AVE.

The architectural firm of Speiden &
Speiden, long located at the corner
Of Seventh and G streets northwest. has
been Obliged TO vacate. ewing to the
extensive Improvements 90 the build
ing contemplated by the Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank, and has To-
Gated at 1903 New York avenue. Real
estate dealers, architects, and all kim
dred lines Of business find this section
a desirable situation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28

VIEWS CHEVY CHhSE.
The looking
Toward Connecticut That
Bradley
o Charles MOrgans House, Street
TwoI5 of Dr. Guthe, Street
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-02
P0LECAT NO BAR.
Horse Bathed With Cologne and
Another Buggy Procured.

Windfall. Ind, Oct Agreeing
with the assertion OF young Jarvis
Sherer. who said ITS nice night for
a drive" Miss Minnie l.andseadel. his
best girl. started out In a buggy with
him. but when about a mile or two
from town they ran over a poleca,.
They didn't see him or hear him. but
they had reason OF knowing OF his
presence
Without stopping TO extend first all
10 the injured. Scherer whipped up his
horse and made a dash for home. Al.
though the polecat was left behind. It's
ordor was on the horse and buggy.
Whether or not the occupants OF the
buggy were forced TO bury thsid cloth.
es 10 not known. but Il IL a fact that
In order To attend the old settlers
meeting at Goldsmith the young man
had to abandon the use OF his new
buggy and borrow one OF J. W. Croyle.
and In order that he might use the
horse he bought large supply OF
cologne water and bathed the animal
thoroughly with II In an attempt To get
rid of the odor
Just how We - 'r~r~led In this
effort Is not Aa-Nl. Nut At any rate
the young man was rot To be outdone
by the little animal, and with the
borrowed buggy and perfumed "hoss"
he and his girl went to the old settlers
meeting.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-02
ATTORNEYS GENERAL MEET.
J. p. Liohtfoot OF Texas Was One OF
Those Who Participated.

ST Louis. Oct. IA convention OF
attorneys general was held here Mon.
day. Attorney General Hadley Of Mis-.
souri, presiding Attorneys general
and their assistants were present from
twenty-five states There was a gen.
ersl discussion OF antitrust laws. rail
road rate regulation and state rights
The following papers were scheduled
To be read: The Standard OIL Trust.
by Attorney General II. Ellis OF Ohio
Antitrust Laws" by Assistant At.
torney General ]. =. Lightfoot. OF Tex.
as; Railroad Rate Regulation" by At.
torney General Hadley OF Missouri: /:
Conflict Between State and Federal
Courts" by Attorney General r. T.
Young. OF Minnesota: Capitalization
OF Public Service Corporations. by
Attorney General Malone OF Massa.
chusetts: State Regulation OF Public
Utilities" by Attorney General W. :
Jackson OF New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-02
WELCOMED TO CAPITAL
Secfstary Root, Wife and Their
Daughter Are
GREETED MOST CORDIALLY
BY Numbers Of the Most Peon,inen,
Men and Women OF Mexico. Escorted
TO Chspultepee Palace ond Latter
Placed In Their Charge.

City Of Mexico. Oct i.-Greeted by
several thousand persons. among
whom were many members Of Amerl-
can colony In this city. Secretary OF
State Elihu Root arrived here at I
O'Clock Monday afternoon on the sDe.
cial presidential train which brought
him from the border as the guest OF
the Mexican government
Accompanying him were Mrs. Root
and Miss Edith Root. As the train
pulled into National station the artil.
lery band played al American patrio.
tic air and the statesman was given a
rousing welcome. Many notables
greeted the secretary. while a numbcf
Of Mexican ladies' welcomed Mrs.
and Miss Root.
The party was at once conducted
outside the station. where CARRIAGES
were waiting TO take Secretary Root
and party to Chapultepec. Minister
Mariscal rode IN the carriage with
Secretary Root to Chapultepec Mrs.
Thompson. wife OF Ambassador Thomp-
son. and Mrs. Landay Escandon ac.
companied Mrs and Miss Root. The
reception committee which had met
the Root party al San Antonio. also
took carriages and drove in the line.
which left the station In a few min
utes. FOR the magnificent Chapuliepec
palace. which will be the home OF -
Root and his family while here Every
arrangement had been made for the
reception Of the distinguished visitors
AZ 'hapultopcc. A band played Ameri.
can and Mexican patriotic airs Short
ly after the arrival AZ Chaputepec tea
was served Ehc officials Of the city
aud republic with their wives were
present
In accordance with the Mexican Gus.
tom Chapultepec castle was formally
turned over IN Mr. Root. who was
told hat tho historic place would be
his residence during his stay In Mex
leo. The apartments that Mr.. Root and
family will occupy are the most elab.
orate In Mexico The famous ambas-
sadnis hall viii serve as reception
rooms for ire American official The
dining room. library and other rooms
were sumpuously furnished for the
visit of the secretary % s'-'e OF the
northern Republic A 90 r1Dh room
with two of the best craraiors from
the central station In oharge was a..
ted up and will be at the disposal oi
Mr. Root
A large automobile and two car
riages pulled by the finest horses %
the government stable have been se'
aside for the use OF Secretary Root
and wife and Miss Root