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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
ALAMEDA HOLDUPMAN
is HELD TO ANSWER
A. ]. Madalena Bound Over to
Superior Court

ALAMEDA, Feb. pa. J. Madalena
was held to answer to the superior
court on a charge of robbery by Jus
tice of the Peace Z. f. Johnson. The
defendant is alleged to have held up
four persons in the Office OF the Ala
media steam laundry Saturday after
noon, February IL, and robbed Peter
Bareilles, one of the proprietors of the
plant of a gold watch and chain. He
was remanded to the custody of the
sheriff on $4,000 bail ,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
SALESMAN HELD FOR
TRIAL FOR FORGERY

OAKLAND, Feb. 2e.-Robert c. Man
ming, formerly a salesman for the
Minor lOcomobiIe company was held
for trial in the superior court by Police
Judge Samuels this morning on a
charge Of forgery. His EMPLOYERS
have also charged Manning with en-
bezzlement, but the preliminary ex-
animation on that charge was con-
tinued until the outcome of the forgery
charge is known
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
OAKLAND VOTERS SIGN
CONSOLIDATION PETITION
Matter to Be Presented to City
Council at Once

OAKLAND, Feb 26.-Petitions of
Oakland voters asking that an election
for the consolidation of Oakland,
Berkeley and Piedmont will be pre-
sented to the city council at it's next
meeting. The circulation of the Oak
land petitions was begun last Tuesday,
with WILDER Walker, secretary of the
merchants exchange, in charge. Four
teen men carried the papers and got
the signatures up to today of 1000
persons. The required number is 4,500.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
WILL WORK TO SECURE
A PUBLIC AUDITORIUM

OAKLAND, Feb. 26.-The progress
and prosperity committee of the cham
Der Of commerce has pledged its men,
bers 10 work to secure an auditorium
for conventions and big public meetings
in this city, and the city viii be asked
70 provide money for this purpose. The
committee elected the following Of
ficers: C. c. Craig. chairman; Charles
German, vice chairman; Charles Cole.
secretary; J. ". Garthwaite, treasurer
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
HOMESTEAD CLUB WOMEN
TO DEDICATE NEW HOME
Artistic Building Erected in the
Center of Town
Snecinl Dfshnfrh 10 IL Gil

MILL VALLEY. Feb. 26.-The mem
bers of the Ladies' Vallecita club of
Homestead are making plans for elab-
crate dedication ceremonies early in
March in honor OF the completion of
clubhouse
Built in artistic design in the central
part of the town, the clubhouse Will
be large enough for dances and enter
ta1nments. The officers of the club
who have worked hard to bring about
the erection of the new building are
President. Mrs. Henri Morton: vice presidon+
Mrs. D. Brown; secretary. Mrs John D. SAKE:
treasurer. Mrs. A. Raynard
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
SANANT TO DISCUSS
position OF WOMEN
Professor StrattOn to Address
Town and Gown Club

BERKELEY. Feb 26.-Prof. George
N Stratton of the department of psy-
chology of the university viii speak k
before the Town and Gown club next
Monday afternoon on The Position of
Women" Professor Stratton is an
interesting speaker and there is con-
siderable speculation as to the point
Of view he viii take in his lecture.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
UNIVERSITY TO HONOR
MEMORY OF PATRONESS
Will Observe Fifth Anniversary
of Her Death
[SpeeioI Dispaieh 70 The CalLl

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 20
The fifth anniversary of Mrs. STAN
ford's death will occur next Monday
and there is TO be memorial service
in the university chapel. Doctor Gard
ner. the university chaplain is to de-
liver the address of the day. Mrs.
Millicent Gish, the soprano soloist of
Trinity church, San Francisco. and
Mrs. Lillian Birmin CHAM, contralto.
are to sing appropriate solos.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
CALIFORNIA BISHOP
SPEAKER BEFORE CLUB

BERKELEY Feb 26.-Rt Rev. VIII
liam Ford Nichols has been announced
as the speaker before the St Johns
club Of the university students at its
annual meeting April in California
haIl at o'clock. The subject will be
announced later. Professor Murray of
Stanford was the speaker last year
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

FOODS FOR CHILDREN Berkeley, Feb 26.-
Prof. Meyer f. Jafa, head of the pure food
laboratory of the state and head of the depart
ment of nutrition of the university, will adj
dress the members of the Hillside mothers
club in the Hillside school next Monday after
noon at 2:45 O'Clock. His subject will be,
Foods for Growing Children
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27
ELMHURsr RESIDENCE BURNS : O.

ELMHURsT RESIDENCE BURNS - Oakland.
Feb. 26.-The residence of Emil Cereghino.
Bay View street and First avenue. Elmhurst
burned tonight during the famly's alb
sence. The loss $500. A bucket bri-
gade. headed by Charles Stellan, Kenneth
Smith and T.. f. Gallagher. saved u. Rich
ters dwelling adjoining. Smith was ar
rested subsequently on suspicion of stealing
jewels from Richter's place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

AUTO AMBULANCE FOR CITY ~ Alameda.
Feb 26.-The city council has authorized the
police and fire commission to purchase an
automobile combination ambulance and patrol
vehicle TO cost 81 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

AGREES WITH RAILRoAD-AIameda. Feb.
26.-Georre Hilton. who secured a restrain
ing order preventing the Southern Pacific
from grading its new electric system through
land at the east end. has compromised with
tie railroad corpora tion. according TO a re-
port made TO City Attorney N. W. Simpson
by lawyers representing Hilton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

Twenty rooms OF furniture on sale at
u. Schellhaas' store, corner 11th and
Franklin streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

TRs.-xas
HCllE-KEEPER Edtd st
YOU the Wardas
permanent yourself ohi1dren?
Your husband is perhaps
In his aPfaira; i'm
OF = the future security
of his family.
YOU, a take
this responsibility is is
Something give thought to.
Month after month and
nothing for
SAVE little
future yourself
and those who be dependent
It'll home-parks developed bv
US In BEAUTIFUL and along lower hillslops
FOURTH OF
homes valued at $.675 ooooo.
have become the
Come and out in Of motors
eandd
future happiness
your mdnd is matter
vital to into hands, Come In
Will give every assistance In power.
sincerely yours. N
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-27

~ickPAh HAvEss. ests,ec,r
WALTER LElhERT. Vics e=r.ieesI
IRA MILLER srces-A=S
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31
WILL ATTEND BOARD MEETING.

Dr. NJ. +. Weaver VIII 10 TO Dalla,
tonight 20 attend a meeting OF tie
board OF directors OF the Baptist Gen
eral Convention. The meeting OF the
board is to elect secretary OF mis-
sions 10 succeed Or. ]. b. Gambrell
who resigned to accept the editorship
OF the Baptist Standard II is an i'm.
portant meeting otherwise Dr. Weaver
would not leave the revival. lie will
return. however. tomorrow night and
viii only miss one day.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31
NEW OPERA HOUSE LEASED.
mestrs. Osborn johnson and T. X.
Lawrence Secured Building for
Period OF Ten Years.

! The city council met in called SEES
sion at noon today for the purpose OF
opening the bids and awarding the
lease OF the new opera house for a
period OF ten years. Present. Mayor
J. 7. Maloney and Aldermen Fountain
Edge. Derden and Henderson. Absent,
Alderman Convey.
There were three bids for the opera
house which were opened and read as
follows
John b. Mike. seO7O0 per annum..
johnson and Lawrence. 100000 per
annum.
{ Trent Newton. $4,000 per annum.
All the bids set out description.
or statement. concerning the charac.
ter Of furnishings that would he put
In by the bidder Mr.. Mixes bid Of.
fered the highest price per year and
offered 20 pay three years rent In
advance. but the lease was not 10 be-.
gin until the first OF next September.
The bid Of Johnson and Lawrence
proposed TO take the house earlier
and was more in detail in description
Of furnishings. and for this reason the
council considered II the best bid and
the house was upon motion unanl.
mousiy awarded 10 them.
They propose to furnish the house
with the latest model opera chairs,
the boxes with the finest chairs and
draperies to be had. and the scenery
to be made especially for this stage
so that 1t will ~ exactly and work 7
smoothly. They propose 10 furnish /
the latest style drop curtain instead
OF the old clumsy roll curtain.
They viii furnish the house for pub
lie gatherings such as school enter.
and religious worship. pub.
lie speakings. etc.. when not in use.
AZ actual cost. The cos; referring TO
lights. heating. etc -ney will also
furnish first-class usher service.
The lessees propose 20 make Il the
prettiest little opera house in Texas
md will leave nothing undone to Sc
'ure the very best shows making the
Texas circuits. Just as soon as the
is completed they will begin
'otive operations in having It fur.
iished and fitted up so that everything
viii be in readiness for the opening
u next season
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31

Just In the new advance styles 70.
early spring in stetson Hate. Brai
don d Lawrence
The Bachelor Girls Club will be- en-.
tertained on Wednesday afternoon al
o'clock by Mrs John Burns.
children's school dresses in Cling.
ham. Galateai and Rep. ages to Il.
Webb Bros. a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Carnes and Miss
Hazel Hewitt left yesterday TO visit
at Austin and San Antonio.
Manhattan and Emery Shirts. the
new spring styles now on display.
Brandon & Lawrence. ~
There will be a tea given By Mrs
7. X. Lawrence at her home on Tues.
day faternoon from 3 to $3.50 for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Guild. A.
Mrs chas. il. Mis- returned to her
home at CorsIcana today after de-.
lighuui visit 10 her parents. Col ana
Mrs A. W. Sims
Commissioner ". /. Edge, Of cot.
tonwood, returned yesterday from
visit 20 his son, Monroe Edge. and
family, IN Houston.
Mrs. S. W Kendrick left this after
noon for sealy. where she will join
her husband. Rev. S. W. Kendrlck. for
a visit 10 that place.
Miss Mamie Hickman. after a pleas.
ant visit Of some months with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ Collier left yesterday after.
noon for Corpus Christi.
Mrs. r. q. Astin and Miss Bessie
Heard returned TO the bottom today.
W. L. Utsey. OF wlxon. was in town
today and called on the Eagle.
l.. J. Cox went to Calvert today. NJ
has purchased a pool hall and will re-
main there 10 conduct the business.
His family will remain IN Bryan.
Judge Hatton W Summers. OF bal.
as, delivered an address at the A. and
w. College yesterday. and was in this
ny for a short time in the afternoon
\ Father Weber. Of Buffalo. y. Y. and
father Schaus. Of Lancaster. y. y
eft today after a pleasant visit TO
heir old friend. Father J. 2. Gleissner.
Pete Winter lef, yesterday for Wa.
o and Dallas 20 purchase the furni. ,
ure and supplies for his new barber.
hop which viii be located in the rear /
{ the First State Bank and Trust
ompany building
WANTED. To reduce the two
irge feed stocks which have com. I
med BY the purchase OF the J. W {
Iunicutt stock Right weights, right q
uality. n you are not already a Gus. q
,mer. I want your business. Phone {
q. Vick's Feed Store 80 a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31
UNITED WITH BRYAN CHURCHES

Services were held at all the
churches In the city at n O'Clock yes
terday for the purpose OF giving the
converts OF the revival meeting an
opportunity to unite with the church
OF their choice. There were q add.
tons TO the several churches divided
as follows: Methodist, 20: Presbyte.
rian. 9; Christian. 5; Baptist. 4: Free
Baptist. /.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
Il a I. C. Schedule.

Allen Smith went to Taylor yester
day
d. b. Knox visited Millican yester.
day.
Fir sh garden seeds in bulk at Ma.
whinney's.
". J. Lawless was in today from
Kurten,
carl Jones was in today from Re.
lance
Oscar Turner. OF lack. was In The
city today
T. T. Goodwin was in today from
Providence.
Have you seen those new La France
oxforJh at Webb Bros. a.
} JudS e !. W. Doremus went to Frank.
lin yesterday.
Bell Chatham Is down from Mexia
TO see his mother.
Childrens School dresses. prices
much reduced at WEBB BROS 81
c. Z. Boyett returned yesterday from
visit 20 Dallas.
- In our new style stetsons they are
beauties Brandon a Lawrence. IS
G. g. simpson went 70 Nayasota TO
day on a short business trip.
In our new style stetsons they are
beauties Brandon a Lawrence. -
Rev. d. u Waite returned today
from the nth Sunday meeting at Eas.
terly
Miss Matte Lowry. Of Nayasota. ar
eed yesterday TO visit Miss Maud
Nicol.
Manhattan and Emery shirts the
new spring styles now on display
brandon 4 Lawrence. -
FOR SALE Fur.blood Partridge I,
Cochins eggs. $500 setting Apply
70 Mas. l. ~ Tucker.
J. A. D. Robinson. Of wiNon. was In
the city yesterday and went 20 Marlin
for a visit 20 relatives
Buy your children's wash dresses
ready made. Youll find II cheaper
Webb Bros. ~
Miss Rassie Howard. OF Moody. is
the guest OF Nh. and Mrs. J. W. Coul-
b. and Mrs. Dona Carnes.
~ Why waste time In sewing when the
rNady.made Is prettier and cheaper
C6ildren's dresses at Webb Bros. ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31

Mr.. V. d. Boston. expert violinist,
and w. W Harris. Jr.. Pianist. are In
position TO give first-class music for
entertainments or dances and solicit
patronage Of the public. Phone 3e3
for prices. A.
Just received. car OF Virginia. al0.
lima Mobile Double Eagle Guano.
80 SANDERS BROS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-01-31

Mrs. A. L. Banks. OF Denton. who has
been visiting relatives In this city for
some time. went 10 Houston yesterday
afternoon 10 visit her old friend. Mrs
II. ". Garwood. nee Miss Hettie Page
who was reared in this city and was
the girlhood friend of Mrs. Banks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27
SALE OF STATE LANDS

Notice 10 hereby given that will ell. Al
pablic auction, to tho highest rssponsibls bid
der, on the eth day 81 Heptsmbes 1910. al .
O'Clock p. m. II the office II TAs STATE Board
d Land Commissioners, Capitol nuildiux. Den.
VET. Colorado. the following described lands,
situated In Rio Grande Cosnty. Colorado. viz
~ acrcs. NwL, Sec. II. TWP. con, Rs K
Aininun price per aers Is o.. Imp. Gs.SiSoo
leo aere., 3 Ea. Sec. !. Two. " n. u D. x,
Minimum price pcr acre rs o., Inp. n.coW.
bah3sct TO any or all eassasats or rights Of
wsy heretofore legally Obtained aud nov iu full
forss and effect, II any sbsrs ~.
Rssssvins, however 70 the Dsass VI Colorado
oil rights u any aud all missrais. ores aud
metals Of every kind aud chsrsctsr. aud all
coal. asphAlsum. oil. and othss like substances
In OF under said land. and Tie right oi insrsss
aud ssrsss for the purpose Of mining. together
With enough 81 tho surface n saas - may b
n~cssssry Tor the proper aud eoavcnisns work
Ing u such mineral. aud substsne~s.
Value 81 Improvements % this land ~ sp-
pssissd By this Department, osies 10.
Owner VI Improvements. L. n. CLsnsy.
Sale Application No. 7se1.
No land will bs sold al les than The mini.
nsa pries per acre. givsa shove. Ths par.
csls viii b. sold In tho above order. and each
trset Will b sold Ms described above b the
sens moro OF lees.
Tssns Of paym shall b - follow, vis.
On lasds selling for ssso 70 exs pr acre. 10 per
ssat. Of he purchase Iaoasy o. shs day II sals.
tlss balance In eighteen equal annual payssats
as psr cent. pr annua. Lands selling a.
noss ssas rs PER acre and 49, than e7s ~
sers. ~ pr csat. cash % shs day u sale. the
balance 10 fourtssa equal aassai payossas ~
! ~ eees. PCT snnum. LAsds seilias Tor ~
ssd upwards. Sper cen, Gosh. asd bsiancs In
ssvss equal annual synssss q ~ ssas. 10.
ssrsss. II The purchaser asrs sos own shs In.
esovsosass. he mast pay fos W. sans a sale.
Purchaser will execute hosd. - pssvidsd 10
esetsoa =, sct 81 July II. jsoA. most ~ eitissn
d ths United Bsats- or oos vho has declared
BIZ intsstios 81 bseouins sssh. nsss pay ~.
pss'ssnsst aud advertising Ten.
Ths Board reserve. the sishs 70 reject say
ssA oil bids.
No sale shall beeons sasetivs aaeii passsd
$500 b he ttAts Land Beard.
n. L jBfpkRDON.
essisese Sssts Board Of LAsA Ceaaissiosses.
Stsss bsh. Aug. u: last psi. ~. 4
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27
SCHOOL CALENDAR ls1o.ll

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
Aug. 81. Sept. and 2; l:30-4:m p. M,
children who have never attended these
schools will be assigned to the grades
and high school.
September 3, teachers meetings.
September 5. opening Of school. This
being Labor Day. the organization will
be effected. assignments will be made,
and school will be adjourned until Tues
day morning when recitations will begin.
Fair vacation. School will be ad-
journed al noon Of the day preceding the
last Fair day for vacation Of one and
one-half days.
November 2l-25, Thanksgiving vaca-
ton and Colorado State Teachers
Association.
December q January 9, Holiday va
cation.
January 9, end Of first term.
February q, WAshingtons Birthday
and vacation.
May ~, Commencement exercises.
May l2, End Of school year.
Teachers for the year:
High School
L. s. Gallagher, Principal and teacher
Of Science.
Alma Culver, Mathematics.
Mary Christy. History.
Edistina Hendrix, Language.
Lenore Broome, English.
Grades
Theresa Nichols. lib and Ia Grades.
Ada Faus, 2B and "a Grades.
Jennie Wsbber, "a and 3B Grades.
Verna Vastine, "a and 4B.
Lena Campbell, "A.
Carrie Dietrich, 9Th Grade.
Lizzie Blackmore, 9Th Grade.
Enid Tohill, It'll Grade.
G. E. Heart, 9Th Grade.
Grace Nelson, Supervisor OF Music and
Drawing.
Grant Heilman, Janitor.
No children will be admitted to any
grade until the report card Of last year
u presented to the teacher in charge
Otherwise it will be necessary to zee the
superintendent on one Of tho days named
above. Please avoid putting this Cd
until the opening morning ~ there an
always 20 many details to look after at
that time.
| E. B, GIBBe. SupL
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27
SALE or STATE LANDS

Notice IL hereby given, that l will sell, at
public auction. 70 the highest responsible bid.
der, on the 7th day Of September 1910, At 2
O'Clock, p, N. at the once of The State BOARD
Of Land Commissioners, Capitol Building, Don.
ver, Colorado. the following described lands.
situated In Rio 0rands County, Colorado, viz:
100 acres, N. ". Y Of Sec. -. Twp. 10 n, r.
f.. Minimum prics per acre $500, Imp. $50 %.
Subject - any or ali easements or rights Of
way heretofore legally obtained and now 10 full
force and effect, II any there bc.
Ressrvins. however. 70 the state Of Colorado
all rights 70 any and all minerals, ores and
metals Of every kind and character, and all
coal. asphaltam. oil. and other like substances
IN or under said lasd. and the right Of insress
and e9rsss for the purpose OF mining, together
with enough Of the surface of same as may be
necessary for ths proper and convenient work.
Ing of such minerals aud subs stances.
valss OF Improvements on this land a. sp.
praised b. this Dspastnsnt, $4,000.
Owner ol Impsovsmsuts II. Is. Collins.
Sale Application No. e72l.
No land will b sold at less than the mini.
mum price per acre. ~ given above. Tho par.
cells will b sold In The above order, and each
tract will b cold - described above b ti,s
sane moro or less
Terms Of payment shsll be As follows viz.
o. lands selling for ossO To s:s!oO per aero, N
PEI eeot. Of ths purchase money on tho day Of
sals. Tie balance n sishesen equal annual pay.
meats q PER cent. ~ annum. Lands selling
st more thaa - pss sers and isss shan IS POI
scrs, - pr esat. cash On shs day u sale, thu
belanss 10 fourteen equal annual payments II
! ~ cent pr annum. Laods selling for 81
and sDwards, n pce eeot. cash, and balance 10
ssvsa eqsal annual paynsots a pss cent. In
esesss II the purchaser does not own the In
psovsassts, be must pay Tor he same at sale,
Purchaser will execute bood, ~ provided 10 Fec
doa y. act Of July II. islh, must b ellison Of
Tie Unitsd States, or Que who has declared his
lntsetin q becoming such, must pay appeaiss
neat aud advertising fses.
Tbs board reserves the right 70 reject any
and all bids.
No sale shall become effective until passed
upou b. The State Land Board
B. L. JEFFERSON.
Register STATE Board Of Land Connissiousrs.
Pirst pab. Aug. Is; last pub Hen, .,
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely thank the friends whe
showed sympathy and kindness in o
many ways during the recent sickncsl
and death q our little Velma. Thesa
loving attentions 60 far toward easing
the ache in our hearts.
Nh. AND MRs. BoYD SWELL
AND FAMILY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27
SATURDAY, AUGUST Fl, 1910.
TO GATHER CONES

The Forest service proposes to
gather many times more tree seed
this fall than ever before. Super
visor Morrill, has recently returned
from Watrous Sawmill on Rock
creek and from Pinos creek, and
reports heavy crop of Engelman
Spruce seed. This seed is now
mature and for the next three
weeks many temporary employees
will be engaged in gathering the
cones. The largest amount Of
seed will be obtained near Watrous
mill but crews will gather cones
near Wagon Wheel Gap, Blue
creek; and Yellow Pine seed on
the Conejos river.
If any are interested in the mat
ter of gathering tree seed for the
Government they should apply
Immediately to the Forest Super
visor in Monte Vista.
Mr.. II. ID. Hendrick and family
of Dayton, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Leland of Denver,
Colo, spent a few days in the
valley last week AS the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas G. Baum.
They were very much impressed
with general conditions in the
valley. Mr.. Hendrick is the sec
rotary and treasurer of the Dayton
Mfg. Co. of Dayton, Ohio, and is
considering disposing of his in
terests there with view of locating
in the Sunny San Luis Valley"
Mr.. Leland is book-keeper for Nc
Phee g. McGinty, and says the
valley looks good to him.
Pacific coast limited No. /, the
Denver d Rio Grande's crack flyer
between Colorado, Salt Lake City
and the Pacific coast, will leave
Denver Is minutes earlier than
called for by schedule next Tues
day morning in order to land Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt in Pueblo
by 30 o'clock. when he is sched-
ulel to lay the cornerstone for the
new Y. NJ. G. A. building.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27

Grandpa Merchant who has been
visiting in Monte Vista during the
summer left for his home in east
ern Kansas last Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27

Mrs. l. w. Rice and daughter,
Mrs. L. B. Sylvester, left Thursday
night on a visit to Pennsylvania.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27

John T. Wallace aud j. A.
Heinzman, Of Denver, were in
town the first Of the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-08-27

After reaching Chicago, Roose.
welt will be accompanied by IS
reporters.