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Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
THE KIDNAPPING CASE.

Kansas City, Aug. 25.-The argu- ment in the habeas corpus case of Mrs. Barclay and Gentry to prevent their being returned to Topeka for trial on a charge of Kidnapping, was postponed until Monday, after the re- quisition hearing at Jefferson City.
 Marian Bleakley, the five-year-ol incubator baby today was placed tenn porarily in the custody of the clerk of the Juvenile court at Kansas City.
 Mrs. Barclay declared that the baby was not child of Mrs. Bleakley, but of an actress.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
PduIhau Beats Writes Par. fOPmanCe Of Half an Hour BATTLE WITH A STORM
He Travelled Eighty Three Miles in Two Hours, Eff ty- Three and a Half Min utes Curtiss Fell Behind Bleriot's Time.

Rheims. Aug. 25.-Paulham, the French aviator, today broke the worlds record, flying two hours and fifty-three minutes. The previous rec ord was made by Wilbur Wright for two hours, twenty and a half min utes Paulham covered eighty three miles, and for twenty minutes battled with 9 heavy rain and wind storm. He quit only because his gasoline was exhausted.
 Curtiss. the American. tried to beat Bleriots record for a fast round and did the six and one-fifth miles in eight minutes, eleven and three-fifths seconds, seven and a fifth seconds behind Bleriot's time of yesterday. The Wright managers declare that their machine will beat Paulham's record.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
FIGHTING YET 10 COME
There Is Joy in the Army That Long Period of Un- healthful likeness H a s Ended - Mobiles Serving in Ranks.

Melilla, Aug. 25.-General Marina. the commander of the Spanish forces. today began a general advance along the sea in spite of the intense heat. The men appear glad that the long suspense is ended and that the war is really begun, encouraged by the presence as privates, and treated as such, of the duke of Saragossa and Marquis VallecerratO.
 The concentration of the whole army will occupy several days and it is uncertain when General Marina will start for the front. The com missary is in good shape but the water problem is difficult. The ad- vance was decided on when it was found impossible to cut out the Marchica canal, bu which Marina had hoped to advance for months.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
AN ITALIAN EARTHQUAKE

Siena, Italy, Aug. 25.-A heavy earthquake occurred throughout the province of Sienna at 1:90 this morning Virtually all the houses In San Lorenzo were destroyed or badly damaged and many persons were injured. The damage was heavy at BuOnoconvente. Several houses collapsed. One person was killed and several injured at Mon teroni. Siena was shaken severely and the people were in a panic.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
IA MEXICAN METHOD
 OF AVERTIAG TROUBLE
By AboIishing the Office Which Reyes
 Is Seeking.

Mexico City, Aug. 25-The Mexico Nuevo, the organ of the Reyes move ment stated today that conference is reported to have been held in which Diaz and the cabinet discussed the ad- visibility of abolishing the office of vice president.
 The office. was established five years ago. Previously the chief justice of the supreme court was successor to the president In view of the political rcrment fl is said that the more con- servative favor dispOsing of the situa- iion by abolishing the office.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
WILL REMAIN A BACHELOR.

Philadelphia, Aug 25.-In order to comply with the terms of his brothers will. which required him to remain a bachelor. William Taggart of this city announced today that he would give up intended marriage and re- ceive $2O,OOO and valuable ranch lands in California. Taggart made this an nouncement after he received word of the bequest from an attorney al Vallejo, Cal
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
HARTMAN HIDDEN
 IN HIS COUNTRY HOME
There Is Renewed Uneasiness in the
 Stock Market.

New York. Aug. 25.-Two thousand feet above the sea at his country estate near Arden-on the Hudson, Edward II. Hartman is resting in seclusion tonight. Shielded from bus mess cares and barred from visitors, he has disappeared from the public eye in a manner no less dramatic than his display of grit on his arrival yesterday By telephone from Arden tonight it was learned that there was no change in his condition.
 Uneasiness continues in the finan- cial district The feeling is strongly reflected in the stock market. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and New York Central, classed as Hartman stock, underwent declines.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
MEXICAN MINE DISASTER.

Mexico City, Aug. 25.-A special dispatch from Mateahaula says fif- teen miners were killed and thirty entombed by a dropping cage at La Paz mine last night when a cable parted and the men dropped 1900 feet. Rescue parties immediately set to work to reach the lower levels.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
4 NEW MILE RECORD
 BY HAMBURG BELLE
The Swift Trotter Clipped Two Sec
 onds From cresceus' Time.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 25.-Hamburg Belle defeated Uhlan in two straight heats in a match race today, setting race and for the fastest two heats ever trotted The new record mile, 2:O1A. was made in the first heat.
 The former record, 2:03A, was made by Cresceus eight years ago. Imme- diately after the first heat, H. NJ Hanna of this city paid Edward and Joseph Madden s5O.OOO for Hamburg Belle.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
NO MELON CUTTING
 FOR HARTMAN HOLDERS
There Is Consequent Disappointment
 Among Spectators.

New York. Aug. 25.-With the re- turn of Mir. Hartman and his positive avowal that no immediate distribution of melon" to holders of Union and Southern Pacific securities was con- templated, a change seemed to com over the spirit of Wall streets spec ulative dreams today. While the magnate's plans for new construction, development and expansion fird a hearty echo in conservative quarters, some disappointment was felt largely among the professional element that the chief incentive for forcing liar man stocks to higher prices had gone for the time at least. There was qualification over the victory gained yesterday by the western railroads over the interstate commerce commis- sion in the Missouri river rate case If this opinion is sustained by the higher tribunal it will greatly curtail the power of the commission ever the transportation companies.
 Opening sales of stock reflected nervousness and unsettled conditions, the greatest losses being incurred by the Hartman group. Except for Union Pacific trading was not in an especially large volume.
 Metals.
 New York, Aug. 25.-Le1d, firm, 437R @4421k: copper, easy; standard, spot, 12.6O612.S0; October, 12.75G s12.90; silver, 51A.
 Cattle and Sheep.
 Chicago, Aug. 25.-Cattle, 22,O00, 10 lower; beeves, $4.25@4.75; Texas steers, $4@5.49; western steers, $40 m6.65: stockers and feeders, $3.15@ 5.25; cows, heifers, $225@6.4O; calves, $69S.75.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
DESIGNS ON THE SOUTH.

Anderson, s. C., Aug. 25.-"Presi- dent Taft" said Senator Tillman in an address here today. 'is the tool of a great political machine and his ap- pointment of census enumerators is in furtherance of his efforts, to break the solid south"
 MT. Tillman spoke before a reunion of ''red shirt" men who in 1876 wrestled the political machinery of the state from negroes and carpet baggers.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
FATAL HAY RIDE.

Fort Dodge. la, Aug. 25.-Two chill dren were killed and fifteen injured, several seriously, this afternoon at Humboldt when a hayrack, carrying Methodist Sunday school picnic, overturned.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
AN ATTORNEY SUICIDES.

York, Pa, Aug. 25.-District Attor- ney LammOn of this city was found dead in the loft of his stable. He is believed to have committed suicide as result of his alleged embezzlement of funds of building and loan asso- ciation of which he was formerly secretary
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
THE NAVY WON.

Camp Perry, O., Aug. 25.-The Ma tional rifle team match was won to- day by the United States navy by a score of 37OS, 5S4 ahead of the United States infantry. winning the score last year The United States infantry was second with a score of 3752.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
YOUTHFUL RIDERS
Sent Out on a Long Jaunt to Harden
 Them.

Roswell, N. NJ, Aug. 25,-One rid ing the former hunting mount of Colonel Roosevelt and the. other the one time steed of Geronimo, Louis and Temple Abernathy, and years old respectively, arrived here alone today, having covered 700 miles of the trip planned for them by their father to make them hardy. They have been sixteen days on the road.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
A NEVADA FIRE.

Reno. Nev., Aug. 25.-A fire originat ing at the Whitney House at Truckee tonight consumed the house and threatened to wipe out the town. w. Watkins fell down the hotel stars try ing to escape and broke his neck
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Newport, Aug 25.-W. J. Clothier defeated Thomas c. Bundy and NJ. E. Mclaughlin defeatedR. J. Touchard in the semi finals of the national tennis tournament. Each match was won by three sets to one.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, Aug. 25.-New Mexico and Arizona generally fair, except showers in the northern portion Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
HARTMAN RESTING QUIETLY

New York, Aug. 25.-Harriman was resting quietly at his home at Arden this morning and undisturbed at half past eleven.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
WHERE BALL WAS PLAYED
 OH DIAMOND FIELDS

Results of Contests in Eastern and
 Western Leagues.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26

New York, Aug. 25.-Leld, firm, 437k @4421k; copper, easy; standard, spot, 12.6O612.SO; October, 12.759 SIP 90. silver 51L
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26

MONEY TO LOAN-I have been |. agent for the State Mutual Building
 and Loan Association for 10 years. Every customer well pleased. Never had a complaint in the 10 years. Come In and investigate our plan.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-26
BUILDING AND LOAN MONEY TO

LoAN-Repayable $13.00 per month on each 5000 borrowed. Interest ceases on each payment made. Entire loan can be paid any time. without notice or extra expense.
 E. E. PAScoE, Agent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
(Ir3) 49,

Gle las grandes senoras que M7le err Jas
sa tenia la conviction de que nocenSe streo
apareca. En- la prmera sorpresa del descnbrimien de
que lday Nugent habia esad0 fuer durante su asen,
estuvo punto de que ella habia si0 autora de
la jugarreta que la habia quitao de enmedio en- e no
mento oporuno pero detenida refex6n la conveneia de
que aquella sospecha infunada Mady saba Gue
ella tuvese hermanO; ella Ia habia hablado nune
de su famia nj de asuntOs privados; pues Me
cuando muy buena para crados haIaba demasfa-
do ellos Bahyss cas la tcmia; habfa ,eos-
tumbrado ella tOdavfa muy familiar ella;
ademas Bahyss tenfa PARTICULARS para esar
muy orguosa de su hermano nunca lie mcncionaba en-
la tertna del de aves. AIguen que conoca las in
terordades de la famlia le haba ugado auela pesata
broma.
-Esperare-se dijo-a que este buena pObre miIasfy
Cuando llegue ell 10 dire tOio milOrd menos
ella ponga las lugar. Alguien I hn
mpuesto la mportuna aquel tnero esta relaciona-
do este. . no 10 dire su tia nj i lady Dekas es
peremOs
Mr. y Mrs. Curzon habian vendo Londres, nmedata-
mente al saber 10 de la encrmead de MiIIe parteI-
paban de la riste expectation vgiIa que ocupaba In
No podan NADIA de las ineoherentes ebill
taas palabras que salan de 1abOs basan
te frecuencia tanto que rcmovia pobre cbesx
cesar.
-Todo 10 que dice hoy versa sobre xsesinato
libras oro-Nugent-dijo Mrs Cnrx@a al nss11de sge
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16

bios en- determinadas epocas de su vida
suelen funcionar los tribunales de que
IRA contra los paisanos, y a1n en- estos
opinamos nosotros que sc hallan bien 4
salvo los procesados de que contra ellos
Sc cometa ningtin error de justicia, pues
hay garant1as bastantes en- la fiel obser-
vaci6n de estas leyes y en- la constante in
tervenci6n de Abogados que asesoran y
dejan a salvo toda sospecha de que no Sc
apliquen con conocimiento de causa l;is
leyes vigentes sobre todo en- aquel,cs pro
cedimientos donde tengan que aplicarse
las leyes comunes civiles que es donde
la ley les concede mayor intervention a
los oficlales del cuerpo jurfrico-militar.
Podemos, por tanto, terminar esta Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
' 2 I
DEL CON.SF.TO SIrpRFNN
DE GUERRA Y MARINA

Este e!evadlgimo tribunal es en- sus
fallos inapelahle adnma. tir,r caracter
conStltlv0 para e g0Dietno t;ene trata-
m1ento de Alteza v esta compuesto de
gran nr,nero de generates. ;ofes V of
clales de todas las armas Y c;1erpos .lel
Ei%rcito Y Marina. tenipr1o on dicho
centro desflno de p!antilla vprdaderas
enmlendas en- todos los ramos de 10 ju-
ridico, 10 administrative - gubernati
vo militia. En- 10 organico en- 10 eco
n6mico, depende del ministro de la Cue
IRA.
UallaSe a ST frente en- calidad de pre-
sidente mn capitan teniento general de
Ejercito; y SUI constitution v funciona-
mlento es de caractcr permanente; sc
halla desligado de todo otro poder que
tenga aut0ridad para hacer preston sobre
el al informar 8 dictar Jurisdiction en-
el e.lercito Y la Armada ademas de las
funciones consritiyass cue las leyes 8 los
reglamentOs le senalen.
Hemos dicho en- otra parto. que entien-
xc este alto Tribunal, entire otros impOr
tantisimos asuntos que la ley lie enco-
m,enda. EN- todas las d;sidenrias que ocu-
iran al dictar los fallos entire los Capi-
tanes Generates de los dstritos. sus an
oltores y los Consoles de Guerra. asf. CO.
mo en- aquellas causas processes que
exista alg1n voto particular de cualquiar
vocal; y es asi en- efecto. De estar todos
estos funcionarios de acuerdo ell fallo
ser unanime, las sentencas todas son
firmes e inapelables, pero 81 no fuera asi,
81 un0 solo de los citados, sea quien fue-
re, desintiere del fallo, Ell proceso tiene
que ser precisamente elevado para su
fallo defnitivo al Consejo Supreme de
Guerra y Marina.
En- aquel alto tribunal tiene entrada
en- secretaria y de ALI pasa q un relator
quien instruye las dligencias precisas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
De actualidad
(Cantinuaci6n de la IA. pagina)

Este estudio del ministerio p1blico
suele hacerse siempre con gran escrupu-
losldad y cuidado, pues aunque ell tri-
bunal senteneiador esta por encima de
todo, suele confiarse mas facilmente 4
los lac6nicos y concisos razonamientos de
la acusaci6n, que no las ampulosas y 4
veces parciales frases y augmentation
estudiada de la defensa, Y casi puede
declrse que pocas veces sc separan los ia
Hos de la acusaci6n fiscal, 10 que dice
mucho en- favor de los fiscales militares,
puesto que Sc We que como caballeros y
como hombres de armas que son, no Sc
entusiasman mucho con las funciones
acusatorias como 10 hacen siempre por
cumplimiento de un deber suelen poner-
sc facilmente en- su iusto medic.
Terminada el fiscal su mission, pide ell
defensor la venia la presidencia y da
comienzo su trabaio Suele recibirsele
siempre con gran benevoencia y afecto,
y es que los que forman el tribunal es-
tan va dem asiado nal imrresonados por
las lecturas dol iuaz de le acusaci6n, v
desean 4 81 vcz venrn q dcfensor a le-
vantar su aspiIitn Y prcdisnonerlo en fa-
vOr de los acusados Y &c 1l4tural. Son
jueces Y sabon que han do fa!'ar en- JUS
ticia, que ban De dictar saniancia con
arreglo a darecho; pero Al nronio ITEM
po son hon, hrne con sr cor>25r dispues-
to al bien, son humanos ...r 20 alegra-
rian que Ia aofen2a les d;oSc 7rz. cue les
convenciese e. N in0cenoi2 do los pre-
:suntos cnlpahlcs que les diie2o c6mo pue-
den, en- inVticia, ahsoIver. ''sto no es
possible cons "guir'o cIt0ndo q 7oito ell
delincuente son realns Z noet vos; pero
al menos predisToncn S1,s &nlnos en- bien
y les orientan las drfeneae convnniente-
mente a la cenencia. Pocas sorpresas
Suele haber en- este terrcno: Ia penalidad
va cas Sc sabe de antemauo r0r ser todOs
los que interviewer versad0. cn derecho
y verla iguamente desde la dcfensa que
desde la acusaci0n
Terminado ell lefensor Sc examina 4
los testigos Dor tcdos y Sc rctira el Con-
seJo a puerta cerrada dcliherar Y die
tar sentencia salienlo amieabemente
impresiopes, mas Iealcs Y sinceras que
sus puntos de vista sostaaidos ante ell
Consejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
-(I16)--

cado sino que esta deb abatda por la larga post
ci6n Las Fantasies de la ebre deben tomadas
cuenta.
-Pero fantasies de la febre, HOracio-re-
plic0 Mrs, Curzon.-Ahora discerne rectamente.
Nj mucho-dijo ell rector que siempre veia las
por lao mas brillante-No esta tOda la
durez de uicio de otro modo expresaria Pc
caminosos deseos No 10 repitas esposa mia como 81
no los hlbieses dido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16

rie de articulos afrmando sin dudas nj
vacilaciones que en- toda sociedad bien
constitnida, es una de las garantias mas
firmes de seguridad y de que las revolu-
clones de todas las 6rdenes entorpezcan
10 menos possible el eJercicio del derecho
ordinario, el contar con un roder militar
bien organizado en- 10 t&enioo5 zen 10 adj
ministrativo y en- 10 jndiclai
Froy de Bemtroees
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16
VII
CONSIDERACIONES FINALES

Hemos va visto en- los anteriOres ar
t1culos bocetOs que es muy acceptable
hasta casi perfecto dentrO de 10 hu-
mano, la manera de funcionar de los tri-
bunales militares. Esto no quiere decir
que no sea reformable en- muchos puntos
que con estas mejoras Sc reforme aun
v aumente, 81 cabe, su perfeccionamiento
puesto que va este cae en- el terreno de 10
opinable y de la discussion.
Su funciOnamientO OrdinariO es casi
nOrmalmente tan solo para los prOfesio-
males y todas las personals aferradas a
guerra, que estan todos como es natural
sujetos a su regimen jurfdico especial
los Fundamentals filos6ficos de la juris-
dicci0n de guerra son tan solidos in
controvertbles que todas las naciones ci-
vlllzadas de la TERRA mantienen, con
mas menos esfera de acci0n, La necesi-
dad de la existencia dc los tribunales MI
lltares, y estos con mayor menor in
dependencla funciOnan en- todas las par
tes del mlnQdo donde haya noci6n de
Estado y Sc viva la vida de la civiliza-
ci6n y del derecho.
Solo en- determinados delitos de la vi
da ordinaria v en- ctsos anomalies Y ex-
traordlnarios porque atravlesan los pue-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-16

para que previa acusaci6n y nueva de-
fensa (pudiendo el acusado elegir Ell mis-
mo defensor que tuvo ante su Cdnsejo), /,
yer fallar la causa en- Ultima instan-
cia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-20
NEW LIGHTHOUSES.

The photographic bureau announced
the establishment Of new light at Per.
slmmon Shosl, near the juncture OF the
Potomac river with the Chesapeake bay
1t is fixed red lens lantern in IS feel
Of water on black soG white screw
pile. /! Is south g 20 east of lower
Cedar Point lighthouse, north 10 40/
vest Of Persimmou Poini, and north Az
sV west Of Matthias Point lighthouse.
A light has also been established at the
Port Tobacco river hsls. This one has
fixed white lens lantern and is 20 feet
above the water in q feet OF water on
the edge of the Oats, making out to
about the middle OF Port Tobacco river
M the northern side of the channel.
It' bearings are Persimmon Point sboal
beacon, Upper Cedar POiut Lighthouse
and Windmill Point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-20
Triple Murder.

GreenVille, Tenn, OSt 2O-Thrse
are dead today as the result of q long.
standing feud between the Gunter and
G 'ntry families at 6toneY Cove, ten
miles south Of here. The dead are: A.
B Gsntry, his son Irvine, and schofeld
Gnuter. Fall details OF the fight are
unavailable. Glnter was . son in-law
of A. B. Gentry, although bis wife bad
returned to her fathers house. Previously
Gentry bad built house on the lands
of the Tennessee Iron and Railway
Company, but sitter moving from this,
Glnter had been placed In charge by tee
company sc q tenant. Gentry later re-.
tDrOed and tried to Gust Gnnter, and, II
is supposed, the triple tragedy YVES the
result Of fight between the two families
over the possession OF the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-20
TOday's Telegraph ic News


Islip, L. l., Oct. 20.-Ooronor Saw
age and the suffolk county authorities
are Today going over the list Of missing
women furnished by the New York
police 10 the hope Of fading one who
will snswer the description Of the woman
whose skelton was found on the Islip-
Brentwood road yesterday, Calvin Du
Boise, jersey CITY milk dealer, sent q
lttter to Coroner Savsge today stating
that be believed the woman may be Miss
Eta Schwartz, Who boarded with him at
StsveDvilIe, Sullivan county, 10 1906
The description OF the dental work
In the sknll found here corresponds to
that 10 Mas Schwsrtz's mouth. Miss
Schwartz Wss q steDogrspher employed
10 Msnhsttsu, Du Boise belleve', and
lived 10 Hancock street, Brookly0. A
telegram to the Brooklyn police, how.
ever, brought en- answer that no Miss
Schwartz could be located on Hancock
street, nor had one lived there for several
years, 30 far as the police could learn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-20
Failed to Prove Alibi.

Ulics, N. T., Oct. 2O.-Tbe alibi
Theodore Rizzo attempted to establish
soon Sft'r the shooting OF three Italian
children here, went 10 pieces al the
Calabrian's trial today. Tbs women
with whom he boarded swors be came
home on the night of the tragedy about
$3.50 and next morning he requested her
10 lie in case any questions were asked,
by saying be came home at 1880.
Three WitDesscs sWore they encoun-
tered RizzO on the s:reet a. $3.50 on the
night OF the crime and that be VAS going
home almost at run. Il was shown that
Rizza was absent from bis boarding
place ell day Sunday September IL, and
that when he returned be went 10 bed
without supper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-20
Ships Crew Massacred.

Victoris, B, O.. Oct. 2O.-DstsIls OF
the msssscres 10 New Britain, an island
Ia the Bismarck archipelago, last month,
are received by the steamer Marams today
that Captain Lindsey aud len OF his crew
were murdtTsd aud burned. The trading
vessel was looted and burned.
Captain Lindsey, who was owner and
master Of the Rsboul, prominent 10 New
Britain trade, was Of the east coast of
the island, recruiting laborers. A swarm
of blacks asked that be come ashore, IS
plenty of men we're ready to sign as
laborers. Captain Lindsey sgreed ana
WAS struck down from behind with q
spear. The blacks sprapg upon him
with knives aud hacked him to death
The hotills OF canoes then went of to
the Rabonl and the blacks swsrmed
aboard. One alter another the ten mel
Of the crew we're slaughtered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-20
Roosevelt and Party.

Naivasha, Oct. 2O.-Colonel Roosevelt and
his Comrades in srnA" reAssemblAd here
today after having been divided almost con.
tinuously since the incursion into the Kenia
country. The colonel and Guide Cunning.
ham arrived from Nsirobi at 1is0. Major
Heller and DR.. Mesrns having preceded them
few hours, coming from Kenia province.
Mr.. Roosevelt was the most robust member Of
the party, as all the others showed the effect Of
slight feven that were contracted in the
Kenia province. The colonel declared that
be had not felt the least iudispOsed during
the strenuous days in the mountainous coun-
try. The party will likely engage in a few
days Of hunting on Lake Nsivasha, the scene
Of some Of the colonel's earlier triumphs. DR..
Mearns holds the record of the party for
mountain climbing. He tried 70 scale the
peak If Mt. Kenia, bat had TO stop at Z height
Of 1900 feet Heller made a l0,LoJ.foot
ascent and gave 1t up. Colonel Roosevelt con.
tented himself by remaining in the foothil