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Evening journal., 1910-04-27
pemoeratie city committse MestIn

Democratic City COMMITTEES Meeting.
The Democratic City Committee met
at the Democratic League headquar-
ters last night 10 conclude its affairs.
Chairman James j. English presided.
No business of importance was trans
acted. The new city committee viii
probably be elected in May and it is
likely that the old committee viii hold
another meeting before that time.
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
Eir. Al Bio Bravery.

By United Press Leased Special wire.
ST. LOUIS. April 2z-Fire in the
Anheuser- Busch brewery to-day caused
"A loss Of S2J0.OO0. fully covered by ~
surancS
Evening journal., 1910-04-27

Advertising in THE EVEN
lNG JOURNAL is a lever that
will Liff your business into
prosperity
Evening journal., 1910-04-27

At Versailles Roosevelt met the crown
prince Of Servia. who is sightseeing in
France with a party of friends
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

The people of Gsnnisoa will enjoy
an inteiIectsal feast Saassdsy night
and Sssday st the Aeshodiat cAssch.
In. Rshessa Of Desver Usivessssy
will give . free ssesopAicsa let'tsse
sister 1ay might On - "AsWos ssd
lsthos Of Travel" He wili also -
lives ssrmcns Sssdsy nos.ise sed
evening. In. Rohsssa u ths psoSess-
~ Of kisso~y IN Denves usiversity.
Doa't fail 10 hear hin. A colbeCsios
will b. sskea Ssssrday sigAs " -
fray chsrcA expe.ss. b~s sAnissioa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15
10 iree. Come everybody.

A. Z. Hair 60 into trosble at Par
iss weAsssAsy. asd Sheriff Hasloa
..eas . 6spssy up 10 srrcst him, bst
tAe 6cllo~ - skipped TIE cosntry.
Jos Dssid sook The warrant, bst
hsis - asAs his getaway too
kosss hssose she tr.in pslIed in.
SrUe isieoA (he nsst have hsd =
lsosa oae) hsA pAooed him from
0sanisoa. Bet Pst 10 still o. his
esail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15
EafWcss s1IoulA e.
moee 0aaDeal.

Although the farmer Il ss1ay is able
- buy almost anything he wants 10
wear ~ to est he isn't saying enough
attention to foud valses ~illen h Genes
u his ewn tat,se.
II he hss feen Sssc1iAg the exsen-
sive sesesrches 50 eA1Rsinenss on
the question - tie eeA hunan food
su Msuscle ssA lssin Ne will keed tie
k-ice from III si1es 20 ''eae more
aher Sc0ch Ouls.
syuaAer SccacA Osas II 0enaioDed
lecsxse i = secagniseA IN shis country
saA EuYupe - the Aeaof ell eaemeals.
Fee1inG fsm hss1s a Qashef Sc,soh
Ou1s means eesoioG 0ose Wusk cut cf
them than II yea fce1 then ON anything
ebe.
For ha climsees h u psckeA in her
asesnaliy eslcA tins; 80 II regular
0eckagsA .
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

4 u. Sssa. IL esAss Cssy ~s. .
c~tsss - sss~ oasas "Wednesday sssd
sd<1ed nse osase ~ osr suAscEspasao
t<~s- Mr. S~aa ~ sacersly tsow
Ssa1~a:k. ts,ssss<so. ~hes< 10 Ssn
rsacLsag BOD Gsossd ~ the usssa-
tssas on scco.pa u kse wIies kesixh
tis hos charge II sks G a ; sectsoa
aloag slaartz cpssA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

r. G. Tent.yck. dss.s.aa sspessa
tsadsss ST the third k,e Grsssle y
Prepsrsax 10 make . good nsass i'm
prosemeats ea the I.ske Fora t,sssch
ySR new. . force ~ men Is hue'
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Theo. RenRer 10 having G. Jsckl lil
pat a foundation under the hossl
which he recently psvchsaed oa Iows
stssst. tIe viii IN IL sP isto a med
esn dwelling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

MRS. Jane Wallace and Frank Van
Aistise were visitors from The Castle
ton region 10 oar city kFss Of the
week. Nm. Wsllsce wss engaged
in ssttliAg the estsAe Of Tie hate ID.
n. Wakes. The a1aiss were o.
K'd BY JsAes Hetherinesoa Monday,
and Mn. Wallse viii ssnain guard
ian Of ~ childFcn sssil TIE yosnger
Rirl, noW IN, becomes Of aRe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

ss~spaPssp, bssises Dee, bssks,
fais sssmiseioas, woosa's cisbs,
cna1escial casha. cossty ssPsris-
sseAssss sd ssscAes in pssAiag
tAis Wosk.
H. Il. COTrRELL,
CoaossAo Agricshss.l Colleee,
Eost Colliaa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Mrs. +. d. Mckee 10 hsviaG qsise
. serioas time with q 9stlessne in
her ear She is in frosR the Esach
Saying at the hosae Of her sister,
Mvs. G. r. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Mrs. H. Il. Lake Jr. aud children
and Mrs. Clyde Martin went down
"Wednesday Tor a iew days visit s'
Grand Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Psrrier a.
rived last Saturday 10 spend q lee
DAYS in GsaRison, ssTsighteR.aG ~
some business matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Geo. W. Reed, Henry krk a.d
Mr. Edwards, went 10 the bvstes
Yesterday TO visit friends and attend
TO business matters
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

VerBa Masks sf Ohio City, was
srvested this wssk, cassaed with
keeping disovderiy hosse, ssd Der
trial will co@e II before Jsdge
Hetherinstoa on The S1o4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Rhesmstism has been keeping G..
A. Sutton under the weather ed
briaes him down often from hss
Qaartz Creek ranch TO consult .
physician.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Ths fhssuas s.ssscA 60 eSu~ss~a
si.ss sssk, s1s~s > ss~sa dr.d a
aDo~kas ~ssk stss Sss~sy - kss>ul
-. Thss ~ sss~ eazissss d. sis<
ksey esaSck ks~ esss ksss apss~d
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Ellis Bates retaraed Yesterday
from the hospital at Sahaa His leg,
injured GA the ice pond, Is stIll far
from we'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15
OW 1WsvsbW

Oliver ribboaa, carbon sheets and
type~riser paper u sock. Call and
80 the new Oliver No. ), latest
model. Ii 10 Sar and away the best
typewriter o. she market
H. r. Lake. Jr.
Cunnisoa, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

The wes.asag II fsser foss~s -
Mary As,ce Wet.tser e~essssd -
ass m Gunnsson-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Geo n Hubbard aad vile -
visitors from Crested E.tte sh,s
week, Mr. Hubbard being ea eosst
asty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

&. q. Anderson Gas IN towa Ms
week from Pstkin on e.-snese ss4
visiting bis mother, Mrs. j y. Css1-
sou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15
49, -

GDSs Sns4hmex - os~r h0f a
,A< ssua tEu& e,~zse. e~s sss~rs~d
y sds~~aHs - sus9u< hss a~<sa~ -
csudwcsas ~ sAsx kxnoce
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Miss Sarah Edwssds, peoently Of
Wakes, 10 . esest Of Rev. sad Mrs.
Stephen Lsmley. Miss Edwards is
. finished musicisa, hsviae gradu-
ated fsom the Roysl Acsdemy Of
M~sic and the Royal College of
M.sic. higher depsstmes4s, in Lon
don.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

t.ssy suSis - sasax lssa ~ ~
yssds u CuuAsd ksas~ and . eoH-
Doasd ssQs~s wsa ~ %~s - siss sus
huGs~ss sksss ssd <sssus~os.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

u n TssAx vss ssA~s ysDs
~ shD >saaser . ko@s = 00nas Nmnn
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Ix ss~e. >slssssa sanosSrs -
he wsll he N Csssssd E.sse Apsa -
~. ~ and n
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

W u. ksesstzsr h.- srussd fsuo
Mrs t.ila tse.aer, sI.e dwsit.aG -
no~ ecespses IN Tsvlss saFses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Nss. Clyde Lag setsrsed the
laster part Of lsst ~esa lsosa Crested
D~sae, and Mr.. sd Mrs. Lang are
locaAed fos . ti0e st Deast at the
cosssy hospissl bsildiag in wes'
0~nnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

loading some 1900 ties which have
been gotten out alongside the track
during the winter Also the Lake
City train has nov added q telepAoae
equipment, 30 that il bumped up
against rock slide, or stalled By .
broken bridge, the train crow can
net the world know where they ere
st, and we suppose the passengers
can do 8 little business with home
folks az we'll.
Top bsggy for sale cheap.
LEFT A. II. KNOLL, Gunnison.
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.
Masonic hall April % Keep
yosr eyes on this date
Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. TeIe-
phose No. 64.
Don't forget the big program At
the Electric Theatre Saturday night,
April lG.
CAPITAL for meritious mining,
mansfactaring. aud railroad eater
priees. For particulars apply to
CHARLES 7. JOHNSON x Co,
Ssite 2l2 warder Bldg, Washing
ton, ID. c. 1919
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Mrs. ] NJ MeI,osesl $50 dssGh1B
I.nesie are hesse tsssa sPesdsaG -
WINTER "a Iesver
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Mss I.sil.sa Asttss ~ expsctS1'
ksms tsday from . twe sousk sssn
Nth relsxsses, "a kaneas
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

i. b. Ho4tsl. rePsssenting the
Heetel flour nin q Montrose has
oQsaeA . flosr snd Seed store in
Gsanieoa. He 10 DDsted in the
Hartman bsildiA9 which che War
ses vestssvant sseA - occspy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Ja~. Fss~~o1e = hss kssD 1nsen.
asEsxss0 yssHssd1S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Clsssoce AAn0s
Fsrnissse - Qseeesware. Tele-
phoee No q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Don't foreet the big program d
the Electric Theatre Saturday night
April 1G.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele
phoae No. O..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15
COAL COAL, COAL
Parsons Il Ferguson.

Masonic hall April 22 Keel
yoHs eyes on this date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

10 sbs S,s4ssss . ko~s = nauas Nnnn
tk 6s~e. Ssllssaa sanosocup -
he ~sll Ne N Csssssd E.sse Apsa -.
~. ~ and n.
The wes.asax a fsssr fessss -
Mary Al,ce Netseses oQcusSsd tuO
day An t,unnsssn-
Mrs. j. N. MeIose~l s.A dasGhA9
L.sesle are house tsasa sPesdsaG -
~snter IA Ienver
Mss I.sllssa Astlss ~ expscssd
.sms tsday from two useusk . ssss
y ssh relsssses. "a kansas.
". X. kpe,.txsr has seused 6uao
Mrs lila tiesaer. The dwebtsaG -
ne~ ecespses aa Tsyhs sarwss.
&. q. Anderson was in towa sAss
week from Piskin on business ss4
VISITING bis mother, Mrs. j y Csss-
son
Geo. n. Hubbard aud wsie -
from Crested E.tte sAss
week, MIR Hubbard being on eosst
asty.
Ellis Bates returaed Yesterday
from the hospital at sahds Ills leg,
GA the ice pond, Is saIlI TAR
from well
Mrs. III. r. Lake Jr. aud ohlldrea
and Mrs. Clyde Martin went down
"Wednesday for iew DAYS visit s'
Grand junction.
Geo W. Reed, Henry Kirk AID
Mr. Edwards, went 10 the Bsstes
Yesterday TO visit friends and attend
10 business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Psrrier a.
rived last Saturday 10 spend lee
days in GsaRison, ssrsighteataG sp
some business matters.
Rhesmstism has been keeping c.
A. Sutton under the westher ssd
brings him down often from kss
Quartz Creek ranch 10 consult .
physician.
Theo. RenRer 10 having G. Jsckl lil
pat a foundation under the hossl
which he receRtly psvchssed IN Iows
a2Van4 Tie will In ID up INTO A med
esa dwelling.
Mrs. +. D. Mckee 10 ksviaG qsiss
. ssrioss time with q asthessAe in
her esr. She is in frosa the Esacl
Saying at the hosae Of her sisaer
Hrs. G. r. Martin.
NeFBa hasks af Ohio City, wa,
ssrested this wssk, cassaed will
keeping disovderiy hosse, ssd hel
trial will eo9se - before Jsdg,
Hetherinstoa on sAe 2ls4.
nss. Clyde Lag setsrped tn,
Latter pert Of lsst ~ssk lvom CRESTED
Bsste, and Mr.. sd Mrs. I.aAg arr
locsAed for . tiae st bsast az tn,
cossty hospisal bsildiag in Wes
0~aNison.
i. b. Ho4tsl. rePsssenting tn
Hestel flour nih q Montrose ha
eQsaeA . flosr ssd Seed store il
Gssnisoa. He 10 Dasted in tn,
Hartman bsildiAl which che War
Dee YestssYant sseA ~ eccspy.
Miss Sarah Edwasds, pecently o
Nales, 10 . essest Of Rev. sad Mrs
Stephen Lsmley. Miss Edwards j
. finished musicisa, hsviae gradu
ated fsom the Roysl Academy o
M~sic and the Royal College o
Mssic. higher depsstmesAs, in Lon
don.
Mrs. Jane Wallace and Frsnk Nal
Aistise we're visitors from The Castle
ton region IL oar city kFst Of tn
week. Mn. Wallscs wss engaged
in ssttliAg the estsAe Of Tie late D
n. Wakes. Tks a1aiss were o
K'd BY JsAes Heth~vinesoa Monday
and Nru. Wallass will ssmain guard
ian Of tAs childFca snsil TIE yosnge
girl. now tea, becomes Of age.
farDesS shouo1 e.
@ese oos0eal.
Although the isrner Il ss.1ay is able
10 buy almost anything he wants TO
wear ~ to est he isn't payimg enough
attention to fed values ~lsen h csnles
10 his oWn table
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-15

Top bsggy for sale cheap.
= II. A. H. KNOLL, Gunnison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
SISTERS ARE
OPPOSED AT
MURDER TRIAL

Kansas City, Mo-, April 26.Sister
contended against sister in the trial Of
DR.. B. G. Hyde for the alleged murder
by poison of Colonel Thomas H.
Swope. On the witness stand Miss
Margaret Swope, sister-in-law of DR..
Hyde, told Of her illness and the ty-
phoid epidemic in the Swepe home as
she faced the physician and her sister,
Mrs. Hyde. Mrs. Hyde listened intent
ly to the girls story and afterward
directed her husbands lawyers in the
cross examination of the girl. -s.t.
IL seemed almost certain that when
Margaret Swope walked to the witness
stand that she would speak to Mrs.
Hyde. She looked eagerly at her sister
and halted a few feet in front of her.
Mrs. Hyde's lip curled, and the young
er girl passed on and took irer oath
before being seated
Referring to the report that Dr.
Hyde took bottled water to the Swope
house for the use of himself and his
wife, the witness said:
Before Colonel Hunton's death Dr.
Hyde aud hfs wife used to drink els
tern water in our house, but when
they came there on Sunday before
Thanksgiving DR.. Hyde brought bot
tied water for the use Of himself and
Mrs. Hyde. The rest of the family
lrunk cistern water"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
is
is CAUSE or
COTTON JUMP

New Orleans. April 2e.-The biiz-
zard, snowstorm and freeze now pre-
vailing in the south is the worst ever
known and has caused probably the
greatest damage ever fnficfed to the
cefton crop
The weather Is the coldest ever re-
corded in April by 10 to 15 degrees. 1t
showed and froze MS far south as
Montgomery, Ala; Jackson, Miss, and
Alexandria, La. There was frost to
the gulf coast, and another frost Is
promised.
At Monroe, La, three freezes follow
ed each other in rapid succession. In
north Louisiana, where the bulk of the
cotton crop of the state is grown, the
young cotton and the early corn are
almost entirely destroyed and will
have to be replanted. Similar eondi-
tions prevail in Mississippi
In Louisiana, Mississippi and Ala
bama from so to IS per cent OF the
cotton has been destroyed and VIII
have to be Eeplanted If the seed can
be got for It.
Seed Mills Shut Down.
In Louisiana and Mississippi the cot
tonseed oil mills have shut down and
win crush no more seed, selling what
they have on hand back to the plant
ers at big advance, but they are not
able to fill all orders.
In Alabama the department Of agri-
culture has ordered inspection of the
oil mills to see how much seed there
is on hand and how far it will go for
planting purposes.
Early corn had suffered almost as
much, while the fruit and vegetable
crops are ruined almost to the gulf.
james A. Patten of Chicago, who is
said to be interested in pool con-
trolling hundreds Of thousands of bales
of last years cotton, is expected to
reap tremendous profits from this
year's expected shortage
Nature did the work for Patten in
the shape of the cold wave which
swept portions of Louisiana, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Georgia and others OF
the cotton states, destroying the cot
ton plant wherever 1t was above
ground.
The response In the market was I'm
mediate, the new crop months-tha is,
from August to March, next scoring
an advance of 40 10 SO points, or from
81 teS$2.S0 bale. The nearby months,
or those covering the old crop, rose
from 80 cents to $1.75 bale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
FEARING EVIL
WOMAN PUTS
END TO SELF

New York, April 26.--After every eff
fort had been made to conceal the fact
It has been learned that Miss Marion
Stephens, tortured by her struggles
with her sense of duty and her loyalty
to Mrs. Augusta Stetson, the excom-
municated leader of the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, and one of the most
successful "healersv Of the church,
killed herself with gas last Saturday
night in the apartments Of her sister,
Mrs. Weeks, at 526 West One Hundred
and Eleventh street. Her death was
reported to Coroner Feinberg, but so
far he has taken no action.
Three days ago. said an intimate
friend of Miss Stephens, sMarion came
to me and said, 4 cannot stand this
awful pressure any longer. 1t follows
me day and night 1 love the church,
but something keeps holding me to
Mrs. Stetson. If / cannot break up
that influence one way or the other l
shall take gas and kill myself
Body Removed to Home.
Though the death of Miss Stephens
was reported as a suicide and there
fore In ordinary course Of events a
coroners permit would be needed be-
fore her body could be removed, 1t was
said that her body had been removed
to her home, which was in Tonawanda,
for burial. Coroner Feinberg's clerks
said that he had issued no permit.
Following the death of Harry p.
Toler, the Wall street broker, athlete
and Christian Scientist, whose suicide
shocked the whole Christian Science
community year ago and was attrib-
uted to what Mrs. Stetson's opponentsl
called malicious animal magnetism. =
the suicide of Miss Stephens created al
tremendous sensation when it wasI
whispered about the church The Of
ficers Of the church and the few re-
manning adherents of Mrs. Gtatson who
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26

GOVERNOR CHARLES e. HUGHES.
December, was born I'm Wales and was
a Baptist clergyman. Governor Hughes
attended public school 50 In West
Thirteenth street In this city and at
the age Of fourteen entered Madison,
now Colgate, university. He afterward
went to Brown and was graduated fin
1881. He was third In a class Of forty
eight, delivered the classical grafton
and won Phi Beta Kappa key. He
taught Greek and mathematics in Del
aware academy at Delhi N. Y: stud
led law in the office Of General Stew
art L. Woodford In this city. and at
Columbia and in 1884 was admitted to
the bar. Three years later he became
a member Of the firm of Carter,
Hughes & Cravath
MIR. Hughes became professor Of law
at Cornell in 1891 and also a special
lecturer in the New York Law school
In 1898 he resumed the practice Of law
In his old firm, which became Carter,
Hughes & Dwight. In 1904, ON the
death of Mr. Carter. the firm became
Hughes, Raunds & Sehurman
1t was in 1905 that the legislature
appointed the commission headed by
Senator Stevens TO Investigate the
price OF gas. The commission chose
Mr.. Hughes as its counsel, and his
public career may be said to have be-
gun then.
Albany, N. Y, April &c. Governor
Charles p. Hughes decided to accept
President Tafrs appointment as a
/ United States supreme court Justice In
preference to returning to the practice
of the law In New York city The
salary of governor Is $4,000 and that
of a United States supreme court JUS
tice $12,5O0 The latter salary is to be
increased shortly to $17,500. Governor
Hughes feels that in accepting this life
appointment from President Taftrthat
he will be able to live within his In
come and save some money, as the po-
tsition will not entail any material So
cial obligation or expenditure, such as
the governorshlp or the presidency.
As Governor Hughes will ascend the
supreme court bench at Washington at
the commencement of the second week
in October, he will not be a factor in
next falls campaign In New York
state, nor will he participate in 1t in
any way When Governor Hughes re
signs in October he will be succended
as governor by Lieutenant Governor
Horace White Of Syracuse. who will
act as governor until Jan. next.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
GOV. HUGHES
DECIDES To
Be JUSTICE

Washington, April 26. Charles II.
Hughes, governor of New York state,
has accepted President Tnft's offer OF
an appointment to the supreme court
Bench and his nomination is now be-
fore the senate. -, H..- E ~
This means that Mr.. Hughes win re-
sign from the governorsfiip and that
Horace White of Syracuse viii snc-
ceed him in the executive chair at Al
bany. Ds, $50, ss.1sss 3.
1t is being suggested here that Presi-
dent Taft may have assured Governor
Hughes that he will be appointed chief
justice in the event Of vacancy oc-
curring in the Taft administration
Such an understanding would explain
Governor Hughes prompt acceptance
OF the offer. Mr. Taft's close friends
and advisers declare that they have
had no intimation that any such sug-
gestion was made to Governor Hughes,
and they doubt IL the president has
done this.
The public life of Governor Hughes
began only FIVE years ago. Before that
he was littl, known outside OF his pro
fession. In the five years that have
elapsed since his appointment as coun-
sci to the Stevens investigation COM
mittee he has made himself famous as
an investigator and as governor who
had no use for political BOSSES
Governor Hughes was forty eight
years old on April II. He viii be one
OF the youngest men ever elevated to
the highest court of the nation. He
was born In Glens. Falls, N. X. on
April IL, 1862. His father, the Rev.
David Charles Hughes, who died last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
Home Cure For Eczema

Does 1t not seem strange that so
many people suffer year in and year
out with eczema?
A 25-cent bottle OF simple wash
stops the itch and will surely con-
vince any patient.
This wash is composed OF mild
and soothing oil OF wintergreen
mixed with thymol and glycerine,
etc, and known as ID. d. ID. Pre-
scription. We do not know how
long the ID. ID. d. Laboratories will
continue the 25-cent offer, as the
remedy is regularly sold only in
&1.00 bottles and has never before
been put on the market on any spe-
cial offers.
II you want relief tonight try a
bottle 1T 25c on our personal recon-
ssandation
0v & Petz, ass state st..
.mboy. NJ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
ROOSEVELT SPRUCEs UP.
Former President Paying Increased At.
tention to Attire.

Former President Paying Increased At
tention to Attire.
Paris, April 26.-The passing days
are effecting change In the external
of both Paris and Colonel
Roosevelt. The somewhat cool recep-
tion which the city gave the colonel on
his arrival here is now being atoned
for by daily increasing warmth. More
flags, American and French, appear
daily on public and private buildings,
larger crowds gather tc see the colo
mel arrive and depart, while the flock
of camera bearers who dog his foot
steps is increasing.
The change in the colonel externally
is equally marked. The black SOM
brero and the cavalry colonel's over
coat have been laid by altogether.
''The rather untldy looking gentleman"
that the correspondent of a London
paper described as landing in Naples
has been steadily shedding the free
and easiness of the sportsman of the
jungle or the lightning tourist of Eu-
ropean capitals. and 1t was perfectly
groomed bouIevardier immaculate
from the glistening topper on his
sleek brushed head to his no less bril-
liant shoes that arrived at the Hotel
de Vile to be received by the mu-
'nicipal council Of Paris.
The proceedings lasted just half an
hour. The president Of the council
made an address. Then M. Selves, the
prefect Of the Seine, and M. Lepine,
the prefect Of police, followed with
short but eloquent addresses Of wei
come. Each had gone to the coloneI's
lecture at the Sarbonne for inspiration
and applied to the colonel his own de.
scription Of the Ideal citizen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26

A Question OF Respect.
A man usually has more respect for
another mans size than for his age
Atchison Globe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26
MISS REID DROWNED.

Injuries on Body Found In Bay Of Ma
Piles Were Inflicted After Death.
New York, April 26.--It has been
found that Miss EsteIle Reid, whose
body was washed ashore at Naples,
Italy, was Californian. She had re-
sided abroad for seven years.
Miss Estelle Reid, who was found
drowned in the bay Of Naples last
week, was the younger sister Of Mrs.
Bertha Reid Willis of 400 Riverside
drive, this city, and Mrs. John Blair,
who was Miss Ida Chester Reid until
two years ago, when she married John
Blair, the actor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-26

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