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New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

ARMY.
,,sp.ain CHARLES =. BRoWNLEh' assistant surgeon
% R4!pfHlTS rEAKYNE corrs ?f engineers, from
" 5f=6e Of chief engineers to Phi-4de - t,a from,
Cspgen JOHN \. .,r5i-16 4 i 1T'f6 barraSls.
~ N9Sal.S] ,e]s1t sANF;I. NJ. DE ToFFRE. assistant
surgeon, from sEBPING = MEGITT, 49, CavalrE
- Ts1IT.c Z WARE 14th Infantry, o']a'-e1 Nl'
,57 signal S,lsaf e@TIs ft'F ciyFFr L. DAVENPORT 10Th
Infantry. Fort sam llI-rF,TF-r coast artiI-
f -crt rom Conrany to uaasSisi.G5 5'st 10
Iaclnc .t-rart bt!.l P0TJO 2. ANDERSON, Coast ar
'siie- rGrrs who assigned 70 l5,lh @
sec,-5 Iertcnant WILLIAM IL HOW e. f'h lh'al''''
four months leave ,-,z-y
Rear admiral C. N Thomas aeao5e4 secoP5 g5e sqasr2Tn on fTe
~, fEe Minnesota. command AtlahllS iS'' '' '
Pear S6ts " H EMORY detaeasd e2ond diys2n .dso1
squadron, Attsf'.s SIT,RRY detached fourth di-
ron e'iai s,-f5FF0EpFR detached the virginia; 70
rorl-7and second division first squadron ->a'I0
.-r1etn.er A. SHARP detached navy yard Washing
Lieutenant Commander r b HIGGIHs' to navy SS'o
%% >srsnt toT" X TAUssTG. detached the Kansas home
yait o71e[I Nir,YErs to the Birmingham.
[,ir Enssn X =. HAYS detached the chicago 70 'he
B,rnrirs2Han' H B,ssErr. to command first submarine
,rcz-r,,IF.,lTs or WARsHIPs- following
,lgsr,,cn-s Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department.
April 2I-rhe Iona Iagoza a. nay yard. Ne" i''R' mo
Prairie. AZ Boston SAILED.
@FEy IN New IorA: AbareEda. from Bradford for
The SP6 P6rDo 5gs ana The shark placed out Of commission
navy yard, New York. 1lst Inst.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
FEDERAL PROBE FOR PAPER MAKERS,

The fede-al grand jury began an Investigation
yesterday into tle affairs OF several large paper
1rer,.r.....-,-r concerns comprising the Interna-
rfo-al Paper Company, determine whether they
lave ,ors-e5 the sherman antitrust law Six Wit
uesyss we're s,sbrceuaed 70 appear. two OF whom
Tr-e elzrlired-
So --.g---z- -,-ro ACCOMPANIED the Wit
-ees-S refused n dy1.lge their IDENTITY Neither
u9g-5 Dir. S-iuson the United States District a.
icr-er. tell v7ho tney were. They were u WIS
Fsl manufacturers Of white paper fibre and ma
r-z Hrslrlug papers. and Il was lIlos' '7,-'o 80
g-sf--.a,a7 -[.Ft - International Paper Company
TIE tu@estsgation rg.u be continued today
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
HUDSON HARMON FOR OHIO GOVERNOR

Telegraph 70 The tribune
Columbus Ohio. April 22.-Judson Harmon OF
cincinnati Attorney General in Grover cleveland
cabinet consented to-day 10 accept the Demo
o-,ti, nomination for Governor n it should be
offered him bv the Ohio convention on May D. Two
weeks ago Mr. Harmon refused to permit the use
,f his name as even receptive candidate He
had been counted Democratic Presidentiai pos
sibilty up TO to-day
or,o,ants of Navor Tom L. johnson Of Cleye-
Ia,d vrfo has been capturing a considerable num-
her of delegations for his candidate. Atlee Pom
srane OF Canton to-day rallied about Harmon and
insist they can nominate him and defeat Johnson .
asnirations 10 control in Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
WOMAN KILLED BY BATTED BASEBALL

Mrs Catherine Murray, hfty-elght years oId' OF
No 166 Walabout street, Williamsburg died yes
,erdav from a blow received the day before from
baseball halted by some unknown boy who
with some companions. playing IN the street
mar her home. She was knocked TO the street
unconscious but revived in moment and as
sured the boy. who standing IN frightened
attitude by, that she knew II was an acci-
dent
She was taken suddenly i'll yesterday morning
and died before the arrival OF a physician. Dr
Wuest. coroner's physician. said that she died
sram shook
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
GOVERNMENT MAY ACQUIRE FORESTS
Bill Creating Reserves Without Reference to
Streams Held Unconstitutional, However.

Washington. April THAI y Is constitutional Tor
rha -.z-#o-lal government to acquire land IN thH
s-s-=s for forest reserves when Il can he shown
rrz. such acquisition tends toward the pTeSerNa-
tsg7 ~ Stream sliunlv 9as declared to-day by the
Hr-se Committee on Judiciary.
Tn a5or,-=ar7 - d resolution 10 this effect fol
i5ze5 q vote holding unconstitutional the bill pro-
srds-E Tor the creation y the White Mountain anu
Appalachian reserves in the absence O. me FF9U'
st,e information concerning the effect OF the pro
roSs5 -eer-vatio-s on the nav1gabiIity Of the
streams which are fed by the waters within their
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
PFp1rBIICAN DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

.,,o,o w April 22-At the Republican Con-
=. convention to-day George R MaIby OF Og-
s5b,ry vras unanimously renominated FOR Con-
&c fo- the 26th District Delegates to the na-
si,,o1 convention were chosen follows: George
r NaItv of St. Lawrence. and Wallace l. Foote.
of Port Henry: alteTnates. + A Merritt IT, OF
po.sdar,, and Charles f. Brush. of Mora Resou
tions indorsng the administrations of President
roosevelt and Governor Hughes were adopted
The delegates we're rot Instructed
Manchester, y. II April 22-Wfiam F. Harring-
~ - ,bis city. and Alfred r. Howard. of Ports
mouth were elected delegates TO the National Re-
nnblican Convention at Chicago by the lst New
, 4sronshire District Republican Convention to-day
Tba sIternates are Perry H. Dow, OF Manchester.
and Arthur G. Whittemore, of Dover. The dele
gates were unpledged and uninStructed.
Decatur Ala April 22.-The sth District Re
publican Convention to-day elected Judge steele
of Colbert County. and G.. o. Chenault. OF Lauder
dale County delegates to the national convention.
They were instructed for Taft
E,lkins W Va April 22.-The I'd Congress Dis
trict Republican Convention selected to-day Rich
ard r NcMahon OF jefferson County. and F. NJ
Grant of Monongehea, delegates TO the national
convention and James p. Hawvermale and W. j.
Tbompson a negro, as aternates- They were in
structed for Taft. William II Crawford. OF berSe-
lv County was named Presidential elector.
Marquette Mich. April 22--Republicans Of ths
59th Congress District elected tonight William III
Johnston and Charles L. 5. Osborne delegates tC
the national convention. and instructed them fol
Taft The resolutions ndorse President Roosevelt:
administration.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

sentenced 10 a years imprisonment and 70 pay
fine of ys1 each. Wells also arrested yester-
day. Frank W vsndell. jr-. the other clerk who
vas sen+snced to three months imprisonment. is
still liberty
The three. soon as convicted. secured csh-
iNca+e OF reasonable doubt, gave ball and carried
their cases up to the Court OF Appeals On Tues
dav the court affirmed their conviction Miles ard
VOLS and wandeII. If he is captured. will be sent
., F;Isckwell's Island to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
ILLINOIS CONCEDED TO BRYAN

Springfield III. April 2.-Party leaders units IN
saving that the Democratic state CohNehllo" ''
morrow will instruct for Bryan
II was decided tonight that SIX, and possibly
o5eb+ delegate tes-at-Iarge shall be sent to Denver
Instead Of the usual four. The six men are Roger
Z, Sullivan Samuel Alschuler, Edward Dunne'
Frederick Kern. Adlai T. Stevenson ana =
80, rf atert men go the other Will be
selected tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
SIR ROBERT HART LEAVES PEKING

Pekmg, April 22.-Representatives of the throne,
members of the Foreign Office and of the dipIo-
matte corps to-day gave q warm farewell to Sir
Robert Hart, the Director General Of Chinese Gus
toms. on his departure for England. Sir Robert
has 4 years sick leave During his absence the
affairs his department viii be conducted by SIG
Robert Bredon. the vice-inspectOr general of Gus
toms. Sir Robert Hart has been ffty-four years in
IL snr1ica Of The Chinese enVernmont.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
pnIII 4. ROY EXAMINED.

Paris April 22-M. Boucard. examining mag
ietrat opened to-day the investigation OF the case
of Paul L. Roy the Frenchman who is accused by
his American wife, known Glacia Gala. OF KILL
ing her brother George A Carkins, at NeWlngton'
N H., last January. Roy appeared nei'le 'lIe
r,aotstrate accompanied by his lawyer, Antony
Aubin and told his story of the death Of Carkins
He formally protested against the accusation OF
murder contained in the document which Nj.
Roucard read to him.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
1T1NT TOTED ILLEG1LLI
Uestchestcr County Grand Jury
Asks for Registration.

Tho WAstchester County grand jury handed
~, nresentments yesterday condemnng Illegal
voting in White Plains on November IL and
the delay in the construction OF the courthouse
additions.
The jury recommends that the Westchester
Countv authorities take steps looking toward
the enactment by the New York State Legisla-
ture of a special act requiring registration at
ALL village elections held in the county.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
TO JAIL FOR SEWER CLAIM FRAUDS

William o. Miles. ex-Assistant District Attorney
of Kings County. arrested by the District AT
torneys detectives yesterday at his ONCE, NO ~
Court street Brooklyn Miles and two OF his
clerks were convicted 1906 Of conspiracy TO de-
fraud the city by fraudulent sewer claims Miles
and Charles IL. Wells, of the clerks were
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
GENERAL lINEWTCN WORSE.

St Petersburg April 2z.-IAeutenant General
Iine,itch formerly commander IN chief of the Rus
sian army in ManchuIla~ who Is III from pheu-
n,onis TODAY suffered a relapse and was operated
IN hv his nhYsicians.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
PRESIDENT SIGNS LIABILITY BILL.

washington. april 22-President Roosevelt To-
-. efg77rd the employers liability bill, upon re-
csi,;rp an opinion from Attorney General Bona
,,arts that the measure was constitutional.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
tR1fY' IND N4FT NEU s.

From The Tribune Bureaul
Washington April %
cRDFRs IsSUED.-The following orders nave
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
BUILT RIGHT

Brain and Nerves Restored by Grape-Nuts Food
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-05

ices were needed. and depu tseion
headed for the Morse patrol agency to
ask the aid Of Captain Jack cieary,
whom all Chinatown knew, Captain
cleary had many qualifications. among
them being total disregard for the
bullets or hatchets Offices and an hon
ssty which none could buy.
Give me the dame" said Captain
cleary and II you can keep from
shooting until have had chan-o to
look into the business. sverythinx will
be settled
Everything viii be settled. said tn.
deputation. for they had faith in this
big. husky patrolman. The next day
cleary. knowing Chinese methods. i'm
paneied the jury from: the Sec Yups,
assembled IT at their Headquarters and
laid the evidence before It. He had the
woman with him at the time. The
Jury deiiberated and-rsturned with a
verdict in favor Of Lui Ng.
The Hop Sings storned out ofithe
building. and clesary foresaw. trouble.
You can appeal to the jury OF the
six companies. said clsary as: he took
his charge back to The home of .Lui
~ a4 e1n T,,r,c,,+ -traot. ht,t tt. ryor
stpgs. though they were outwardly no
5 lite. had no intention Of appealing. The
Gay following the word went down the
lire and the highbindess OF the Hop
SINGS and the Ping Kun longs assem-
pied It the headquarters OF tie See.
yups. the iuterttop OF IRE All Wcag
siGer rs verdict and tsat ef I,ui Ngs
ito prceent any soch ster. e'lezsy ex-
posi- stulated and he thgeatersd ana he
vowed te have every mothers son IN
the city iail II they did not behave
and both faetions bowed and smiled At
him. Tliaking at t.last, that tie matter
had been adjusted satisfactorily 10
both siees captain cleary left the
building. and the moment his back Mas
turned botn sides let go.
Each tons vas in force and each
nigilbinderf carried revolver. The
-.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-05
By Harry Davds

-H greatest tong war ever wit
messed On the continent. q war
hsl6ing sway from the rain
Soaked sosshouse OF Vancouver,
q c. 10 the Eunnt alleys OF Los
Angeles. and which already includes
tsuf tongs. "a In fun blast. Oakland
fsit It's effects a few days ago. when
TIE fsited feet ran silently into the
street snd the lash from revolver bar
7ess iit I'D the dsEkened Chinese quar-
ter The dying Chinese found on web
ster street a short time previously was
smother victim to the war. which seems
70 have no ending. and the crack OF
me highbinders pistol IS now disturb
Ing the police OF Los Angeles. From
3 etty to city along the coast has the
word gone. From the south and the
east the gunmen of the contestiag
to-gs are Hocking to Chinatown Of
San Francisco. All Chinatown is agog
with war and runors Of war. and
though the hot blood Of feud times is
hidden behind the calm. placid exterior
Of the oriental. the red. red war is on
again. The sOsshouses here are daily
hued with supplicants. highbinders Of
fering mp what may be their last prayers.
The seller OF punk sticks and paper
prayers At the temple doors reaps a
rich harvest IN this. the time Of unrest.
ard Oh the stalls Of the chinese butch
ers IS displayed the 5ncst Of wildcats.
the partalang Of which VIII drive to
greater ferocity the already blood mad
eeneo factions and add 10 the blind.
unressoning fury OF elan warfare. These
are the signs Of the impending crash
these and the corpses of the Chinese
who fell IN Oakland in Los Angeles
and On Webster street
And an can be traced to woman.
Back Of the ramiacations Of Chinese
etiquette. back Of the twists and turns
Of oriental revenge. beyond the years
Of blood and murder and at the very
ocmmencenent Of the fray seven years
ago-is the woman. For her SO lives
have been snufed out. More than double
that number Of persons carry wounds
of the war. and now every Chinese tong
q the esuntry Is On the qa vsye and
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peace. Experience had taught. ther
that tong wars meaut clIboing bs a
brutal. police, wiic CHI did mot understand
the niceties OF ness Honor. and they
knew the cons eqal eace ef the irst shot.
AosvS Al v'oig. beionsgd 70 tue Hop
Sing tong aud Ltsi Ng belonged 70 the
Plug kfla tang. beth Of which We're
miner coniranies % the See Yup--tlie
sfonrts q the Dig SIX coppapies- Mark.
asw TIE workings Of the Chinese
thought. 81 he white mans law was out
OF The question, and the only way 10
settle the dislculty was to have a
jury ot the See Fup company hear the
evidence and decide I'm the mean tigne.
who wa to have charge OF Wan Len
the beautifuls All Wong claimed she
was mis-. Inasn1ucll as he lad not been
paid The full price and Lsii Ns IilSevslse
claimed her. Though the White man 5
law was seornud, the ahite mans ssrv-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-05

Forward to fall at tha feet of Lui Ng.
I her best beloved. knowing that she had
obtained her hearts desire. In the
woman's presence the money was paid
and Lul Ng carried Off his prize lsav ;
ing Al Wong TO recount the stack Of
gold IS him.
OF course. it was all very improper
and impiorai' ana Illegal. but what had
tic white law 70 do With the loves Of
Lui Ng and Wan Len the beautiful.
Or foF the matter Of that With the
greed Of All Wong, honored member Of
the Hop Sing tongg It was meet and
proper according to the ethics OF
Chinatown. and the transaction was
made Nobody ipterfered until the
friends Of All wopg learned OF the sale
Of the beautiful maiden
"IIc paid 1900. said All wong.
Perhaps there was the slightest note
OF pride In his voice as be impaired
the Information. for in lis eyes the
sale had been a most beneficial one
He would have paid more. said his
friends and Al wong wondered
He will pay more, said his friends
and All Wong wondeTed again. Tife
theory vas simple Wan Lcn the
beautiful loved Lui Ng and the latte
was happy inShis love for her. observe.
therefore would q man cast away tic
happiness given him BY the gods q
escape an extra paync:t--a littie ex-
tra poySsent2
penand thou tie money, said his
friends, and they left All Wong still
wondering
Now when On one side Of a difter-
ence there is the greed OF gold and on
the other the love o woman, the con-
sequences are apt to be . trife more
than hilarious. So II hefeli In this In
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-05

ten wo'inded That was is reception.
seven years ago. on aec,eas OF Wan
Len The beautiful Stree hen the
tong war has been. ca-isd on at op-
portuae intervals The Hep sings fol-
lowed tn. nrst fracas By Aoldiag up
faHtsn game Or tlse Ping Kuns at
Holt station. endeavorinE 10 get tho
$500 which they claimed was due An
Wong. The latter was one OF the at
tacxing OUTFIT and dropped nrst with
enough lead in his system TO start .
mineral claim That. however. ala NOT
end the war. Lui Ng ned to Nays
Vile with Wan Len the beautiful,
that spot being safs a. the two fne-.
tons there had called a truce ana&
time before.
Like a White Man Fued w-7-'
But sverywhsrs slss TIA nxn wsmx
on sometimes It Wa tAouSn4 to nsp~
bssn smothsrsd. only - hrsah suN
again The original s4uwe q a.
trouble had been forBu<ssn-A Ana g.
vsiopsd into . tong vH1 pars cod uezs~l
pls- Ths whole, va On the nannm m~i
der A. tAs Ea-s1s-xscsy spsa n Eum.
lucky. whisA ssArtsd svss es HAnskI
and which iAstad isng aetss Gbs xhameI
had disd . natural eeasA 10 cesni
cared for the woman u wns snwussnRs
! against company
A few mcnths ago - hrsks 60 $3.50.
and this time mistakes .wsss uaAAM Al
party Of Hop sings hsid 10 Tan krul
game which they thcusns hslonwna a.
the Ping Kuns ana at4smptsd % Reel
back the $500 due ths company o.
fortunately the game was not run Av,l
the Ping Kuns, but By the Bo-on tsnn.
+, different organization. wh1nh is mere
or less Of q benevolent erdsr. TAwe.
however, seemed to be no rules of this
order which required SenevoIencs 70 bs
shown when ones fantsn game is
forcibly held up BY a gang OF rude
Hop Sings. and the ultimate result was
that member or the Hop sing tonx
dropped to the ground with the qusus
reposing in pool Of blood. caused BY
bullet through his lungs This drew
the Boon tong into the trouble
This was not all the trouble In the
indiscriminate shooting that followed
at Los Angeles and Oakland otAer tong
were drawn IN. The Tong Duck tong
sided In with the Hop Sings and IN,
Sue tong added It's strength to that of
the Ping Nuns and the Boon tongs
II looks nov as 4 eveFy toys on the
coast will take haad Word has Seen
sent -th Sing Doos. famous aghss-
OF the Sue toGg. totco7ae hack bone
from the east. This i7diyidnsi wel9l.a
about Ito pounds. bEs can sasor
strai ghter and auickef than any eelc-
tai o. tie roast, Other OLD time agbi-
ers wao have not been seen ia this see
tiou, OF the eoantrv for Years are now
v-slsiag Up and down the streets Ths-
are all aock:nE back. The .war-ls on.
They struck at Los Angeles the other
day and where they VIII be rext is
mystery. Is Marysviile SAFE It u
thought not Lui Nc Is I'D there. and
though the woman is out OF the quss-
ton. being by this time old and not
worth any great price, Lui Sgs life
IS needed .bx the opposing tongs
Therefore the meat OF the wildcat
Is being eaten Therefors it is that
the hinsbinders make prayer in the
and the seller OF punh
sticks and prayer papers reaps rich
harvest, for the supplicants ara many.
And Wan Len the beautiful lives az,
Marysville. wondering how long It viii
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-05
Wan Len the Beautiful

Seven years ago All Wong, most hon.
ored member of the Hop sing toas. had
In his possession the maiden Wan Len,
beautiful as rose. with small. tightly
shOd feet. Perhaps All wong BECAME
enamored Of her, perhaps he ala not;
but whether he did or not his love OF
money was greater than his love for
Wan Len with all her woaderful
beauty Money was needed by All
Wong and needed badly, ana in the
dinsiness Of his quarters in the old
Chinatown he thought out the mattor.
Wan Len was beautiful, ergo Wan Len
was marketable.
Peonageg slavery? Unconstitutional?
Violation Of the 1aw2 Anything you
pIease-but what cares the chinarlan
for the laws OF another.s making He
is ruled by his own peculiar devils code
Of honor and. mark you, wan Len was
marketable.
Appeared then on the scene Lui Ng.
most estimabie Of merchants and mem
Der OF the Ping Kun tong. and. what
was more to All wong's point, one Who
needed wife. All Wong played his
game and played # we'll There were
meetings. there were consultations. the.
end OF all Of which mas that Wan Len.
the beautiful loved Lui Ag, ana the
latter laconicaliy asked the price.
Three thousand dollars, said All
Wong.
Lui Ng smoked on without emotion.
Finally he rose as If to depart 7 win
pay but $1,000 he remarked casually.
All Wong shrugged his shoulders and.
pulled at his pipe Lui Ng departed
to return.
7 VIII pay $4,000 he said An Wong
smoked on placidly but he needed the
money badly and he dared not walt
evan Len is thine he said The
woman vas called In and she minced
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htshbinders walk the streets care
fully, anticipating the first shot. which
wiz be followed by the demoniacai
erselie Of Independent firing. This is
the story ana It has in It the same ele-
ments which turned to red the green
swsrd OF medieval Europe, wiaich has
topDied kings and made them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-01-05

.H greatest tong war ever wit
Messed On the continent. q war
hsidinE sway from the rain
1879 sosahov.. - xys-o,,,v.-
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-07
State Commercial Association
Sends a Telegram to Garfield.

President Skinner and Secretary
Craig of the State Commercial
Association sent telegram to Mr..
Garfield at Alamosa urging upon
him such modification of the policy
of the department as would permit
systematic development of the
valleys resources and asking that
Mr.. Garfield meet the association
through a special committee to
confer about the matter during his
stay in Denver.
Every banker and business man
in Denver, as well as in the rest of
the state, is vitally interested in
this matter" said Mr. Craig, "and
every one of them should do all in
his power to bring pressure to bear
ON Mr.. Garfield in order that we
may secure the greatest prosperity
for the San Luis valley"
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-07
SQUARE WATERDEA[ FOR VALLEY

edly delay matters for years. He
thought that if the people would
be patient and fair that many OF
these differences would be settled
to their entire satisfaction.
He stated frankly that reservoir
sites here would be allowed when
ever the department found that
such would be consistent with our
relations with Mexico, consistent
with the interests of the people of
New Mexico, and that the same
were not for speculative purposes.
The La Jara chronicle., 1908-08-07
The Colo. Valley Land Co., $3.50 0C
F. w. SWANSON, Secretary
New Hotel for La lara.

T. L. Connolly proprietor of the
Hotel La Jara contemplates build
ing a new hotel on Main street one
block west of the depot. The
plans are by Lee ID. Price and call
for two story frame 6S X so feet.
On the first floor there is a large
office and hall, commodius dining
room, parlor, wash room, store
room, two bed rooms and a large
room that may be used for drum
mer's sample room. On the
second floor are twelve bed rooms,
a large bath room, closets, etc.
The kitchen is separate from the
main building so that the smell
of the cooking may not unnecessar-
lily whet the boarders' appetites.
The building as a whole is a
substantial and handsome struc-
ture, calculated for business. in
short just such a hotel as La Jara
needs and it is to be hoped that
Mr.. Connolly will receive such en-
couragement as will induce him to
go ahead with the enterprise.