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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
VI I'LL CELEBRATE
STCOMMUN|ON
Bishop Van De Vyver to Preach
at St. Peters Special Service
for Children.

an annual celebration of much in
torcst 10 the members of ST Peters
Church viii take place next Sunday
at II O'clock, when Bishop Nan de
Nyver Will deliver a sermon i'm the old
cathedral. and Will greet the parish
toner's over whom he presided for so
many years. 1t being the anniversary
OF the first communion and confirma-
ton OF nearly all the members Of ST.
Peters parish.
The bishop will preside in the sane
thary and will nc assisted nv the
clergy OF the church Brother Charles
Is TO act as master of ceremonies and
will direct the nivcments of more
than fifty altar boys, who. nrrayed III
cassock. surplice or cape, will take
part in the ceremonies. The affairs
arc to hc decorated for the occasion
while the special music OF Fla ster Sun
day. under the direction Of Mrs. +. J..
Archer. Will be repeated. The many
friends OF the bishop are expected to
be present AZ The ] o'clock high mass.
Next sunday morning also at Z
o'clock the bishop will admlnister frst
holy communion in ST. Peters Church
10 2a5 children. About half this mum.
Der. together with twenty adult con-
verts. will also receive firm the
bishop the sacrament OF connrma tion.
the administration Of which Is to take
place Immediately after the O'clock
mass. AZ r. N. the children Of the
parish Will gather to renew their bap-
tismal VOWS.
Every day during next month. OK
cent on Sundays, regular May dcvotions
viii take place In st. Peters Church
at 6 r. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21

alterations TO ST. Marscrite's Home at
Rcdhook. Duchess county. ~ Y. q
home for orphan children founded by
Margaret Astor.h is great grandmother.
and bcqueathed to him by his father.
with $4,000 to maintain it.
a letter from Chaloner. who now
lives It The Merry Mills Gotham.
va. ana raises prize pigs to name
after the rivals In love Of his brother.
Sheriff Bob Chanlcr. husband of Lima
Cavalicri. written shortly before his
eH-wife's marriage TO the prlnccly por-
trait painter. was put in evidence. II
read In part:
That's awfuliy sweet and plucky OF
you 10 say mat you hope 10 do without
the $4,000 year at the end Of a year
Or two. but want you TO understand
that amount you can always count on.
l want you to count OH It. want you
to feel that YOU will have $3.50 4 month
coming to you sure and outside OF your
work. without effort or anxiety on
your part Granted success In my at
fairs and the amount will be larger
The allowance to Princess Troubetz-
koy will be paid in equal quarterly
amounts. the first on May l of this
year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
WANT FREE BOOKS .
IN PUBLIC SCHOOL
Organization Being Effected to
Secure the Necessary
Legislation.

Fraternal organizations in some
parts of the State. especially In Nor
folk and Portsmouth, are demanding
that school books be furnished free Of
charge TO the pupils of Virginia. 1t
IS felt that the frequent changes made
In books and their high prices consti-
'tute hardship on many parents. and
that the cost of books prevents a good
many children from gaining the educa-
ton which the State offers free. IT Is
the plan TO keep the books In tho
schools. 50 that they may be handed
down from child to child until the
time comes when they must be re-
placed. Most of the Northern and
Western States. 1t is said, furnish free
books.
John l. Deggc, of Norfolk, has been
appointed organizer for the State. He
is appealing TO fraterna. organizations
to adopt II set of resolutions and TO
appoint a committee of three members
TO help in the movement. In his cir
cular letter MFR. Dcgsc states that the
relief and sick committees or several
organizations found that many chill
dren were debarred from the public
schools because they We're unable. to
purchase the necessary books.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL. HAS
ELEVEN MORE GAMES no PA u
ESPECIAL % The Times pispatch i

tSpccial to The Times Dispatch
Alexandria, Va. April 20.-Under the
supervision of Rufus Reid, OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia who has been
coaching tho Episcopal High School
baseball team for tho past week this
team has developed greatly. Although
The team has bccn pretty we'll picked
the final cut has not been made With
the exception of Captain Phillips al
shortstop and Green behind the hat,
the rest OF the team is made up OF
new material. and the remaining posi-
tons VIII probably be as follows:
Buckle AT first base. c. NJ. Kinsolving
at second. l.. u. Burnett at third Du-
senberry. Cooke and Withers compose
the pitching s,aff. Dennis. Harlan. j.
H. cronly and Darlington will cover
the outfleld.
Episcopal has the remaining games
on her schedules:
-tpri, .2-Ca,hedral School.
April 25-Eastcr High School.
April 2I-GonzaIa College
.Apri! e9-Woodberry Forest
May 3---Wcstern High school.
May Central High school.
May Stone Institute
May I3-Boys' Latin school.
May 20-wood berry Forest
May 27-Technical High School
June 3-Baltimore Polytcchnical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
FRIENDS PROPOSE:
TO REFUND MONEY
CONTINUED From FIRST PAGE ,


belief that we're Il competent and care
fun man in Office. with fees abolished
and reasonable salary paid, and no
trouble experienced In having regular
weekly settlements, the movement to
abolish the office would die away 9th
crs sta tie that they will continue the
agitation for its complete abolition al
ter Ianuarp !, 1914.
All seem TO favor the salary fca-
ture meanwhile. whoever Is 10 be
elected. and 1t is expected that
the ordinance fixing the salary will be
adopted before the election is gone
into, as then no one can complain that
an officials salary has been cut during
his term. With the most liberal all
lowance for salaries. both for collector
and deputies, tbs believed that clear
saving of $4,000 or $4,000 year viii
be made to the city.
New State Law.
The law under which the vacancy
created in tho event of removal OF
Collector Cunningham. would be filed
was adopted ~ the Legislature OF 1906
to meet the situation created by the
death OF City Treasurer Philips, of
Richmond. which event caused tho
closing of the Urea surers Office for
thirty days until a special election
could be had. Now the Council may
elect in the event of amy such va
cancy to hold until after the next
succeeding general election. Al pres
ent Captain Cunningham Is still CITY
Collector. but his suspension prevents
tho discharge OF his duties. and the
Office Is closed 10 the public
Captain Cunningham's resignation.
which il was persistently rum6rcd ut
the City Hall all day yesterday. was
TO be forthcoming, might save tho for
NAL trial announced for Tuesday
though Mayor Richardson has an
nounccd iat y viii continue his in
vcstiga ton, and there seems no doub,
whatever but that the whole matter
will be reviewed by the grand Jury.
In fact, commemorative Attorney
l'olkes is collecting the necessary data
for such y step, the code clearly pro
viding that il is his duty so 10 do In
case of any administration on the
part OF n public Official Willie tho
present shortage Is said TO be in en-
cess OF $4,000. with possibly more 10
come TO light The city will loxe
nothing.
Bond Covers ,Au Loses.
Friends of the Collector have lndi-
Gated tlieir willingness to come for.
ward in his behalf. lie is bonded In
the sum OF $50, 900 with tho Virginia
Trust Company OF Richmond as surety.
In the event of Major Woods election
there would be strong campaign for
the much coveted position OF Superin
tendent Of the Pcnitentiary r. "
Milstcad, OF Newport News, a strong
candidate at the time OF MIR. WOODS
election ~ Inc hoard-Nrr. Wood lin.
self was member Of the board nj The
tlme---ts spoken Of as a candidate.
Captain Cunningham is still rcport %
h.>ft Is, N Ia. M
Grace street and has issued a state
rnent in his own defense.
IL Is expected that Tho joint session
tonight will elect First Deputy Her.
bert IIulce as collector al Interim
lie IS also candidate for the position
permanently, and is familiar with tho
rountinc work OF the Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
gets HER ANNUITY
FROMEX- HUSBAND.
Princess Troubctzkoy Will Have
$500 Yearly From Cllal-
oner's Income.
NO OBJECTION MADE
Master Of The Merry Mills Will
ing That She Should Have
the Allowance.

New York April 2o.-Princess
Amclic llivcs ncr-Troubetzkoy-
Il need $4,000 year. My present hus-
band Prince Pierre Troubctzkoy,
doesn't mako much money. My e*-
husband. John Armstrong Chaloner, haa
me the amount"
John Armstrong chaloner, once
CHAMBER. author Of WHO'S Looney
Now?" tgallantly)-"You shall have II.
and welcome. But it unfortunately
happens that in New York State. from
which I luckily escaped, am consid :
cred lunatic, and my property is all
tied up in the hands OF guardian"
Thomas r. Sherman, Chaioner's
suardian-'If Mr.. Chaloner wants to
s I've an income 20 his eXwife and she
needs the money. shall offer no OBJ
jections."
Supreme Court Justice Blanchard
Let US see first whether the gentle
man can afford it,"
George /. Mackeilar. referee appoint
cd by Justice Blanchard-"IIc can at
ford II and no did agree TO pay her
$4,000 agar in lieu OF alimony when
they werc divorced in 1895"
Justice Elanchard-"Lct the lady
havo the allowance she asks for.'
This. in tabloid form. represents pro-
ceedings which ended to-day when
Justice Blanchard signed an order au-
thoriz!ng MIR. Sherman TO pay $4,000 a
yearto The literary princess out OF the
income OF Chaloners estate In this
Jurisdiction. In return for this al
lowance she agreed to drop her claim
OF 100000 against him for money she
said she loaned him out OF her say
inEs as an authorizes. 9TH
Princess Trouhetskoy said that her
ex husband had paid her $4,000 n year
from the time OF their divorce until
his Incarceration as lunatic In Bloom
inSdale asylum in 1929. L
She had not asked for allmony at tho
time Of the divorce. she said, because
his affairs were In Il troubled state.
she now lives at 80 West Thirty ninth
street, in an apartment on the top
noortof an old house. She said she
rcfustd 10 rellnnuish her dover rights
in Cha toner's property.
Referee Mackcllar found thai
Chaloncr's income Is about $4,000 n
year He recommended that Chaioner
be allowed to make certain repairs aud
.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
NEW RECORDS MADE
AT DUAL TRACK MEET
Southern Intercollegiate Time for Nile and Half
Mile Lowered-Pennsylvania Outclasses Vir-
ginia, Winning by Score of 70 to SO.

sylvania, tied for second place. Hcish.
six feet,
Shot put-FIrst. Farrow. Virginia.
second. Cooke. Virginia; third. Proc
tor, PENNSYLVANIA. Distance, 50 feet I
inches.
Two-mile run-First. wooie, Pennsyl-
vania; second, Rumbough. Virginia;
third, Carr. Virginia. Time. 9:4s 80.
Eight hundred and cighty-yard run
First, Bodelcy Pennsylvania; second,
Lcvcrson. Pennsylvania: third. Church,
Pennsylvania. Time l:5S a5
Two hundred and twenty-yard hur-
dles-First, Haydock, Pennsylvania
second. Griffith, Pennsylvania: third.
Holiday. Virginia. Time, IS 3-5 sec
onds
Hammer throw-F'irst. Farrow, Vir-
ginia. III feet inches; second. Jones,
Virginia third. Cooke. Virginia.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
First Brown. Pennsylvania; second.
Todd, NirGinia: third. irwin. Pcnnsyi-
vania Time. % lis seconds.
Broad jump-F'irst, Mercer, Pcnnsyl-
vanla: second. Ward. Virginia. third
Laflammc. Pennsylvania. Distance 20
feet is Inches.
Pole vault--First. Hepburn. Pennsyl-
vania second. Proctor, Pennsylvania.
Height, II feet 6 inches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
NEW TRAIN VIA sEABoAnp.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway
have inaueurated tho Atlanta Birming-
ham Special, leaving Richmond Ii:I3
P: NJ. for all points in the Southwest
Through day coaches to birmingham /.
electric lighted Pullman slcepers to
Atlanta. Birmingham and Memphis
Florida Cuba Special leaves Richmond
g;h0 2 NJ ~. EII.ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
POINTER srnoNG IL Hox.
Wake Forest Wins with Ease From.
Delaware college.

hSi"NNtC SoilcEe.
Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
Wake Forest. y. c., April '20.-Wnkc
Forest won with ease from Delaware
College today in a slow and unlnter-
cstinE game. Pointer pitched n superb
game for Wake Forest. Keeping his
hits well scattered and was invlnciblc
with men on bases. Wake Forest made
four runs In the second on errors and
a two base hit hy Brown. Delaware
would get men to The third corner, but
could not score. knopf relieved Jons
In the seventh. aud proceeded o walk
The first three mon, but only one run
was made. and this on an error
Tho most sensa tional catch of the
season was made by Ward, of Della
ware. when he caught Utley's ny in
right field. lie made II dive, and after
catching the ball, stood on his head
and then turned a sofersault Castillo.
OF Wake Forest. by n running one :
hand stop al a ny. cut off two runs.
This closed tho season on tho home
grounds The team plays A. and ~
at Raleigh tomorrow. and goes OH q
trip next week, which ends the season.
Umpire Caddcl. who has umpircd
every game OH the home grounds. has
has not had one OF his decisions during
the entire season questions.
Score BY innings: II. II. f.
Wake Forest. ...0looO010'-- I l
Delaware .......0O 90 90 % 6 4
Battcries Pointer and Turner. Jolis.
knopf and Huston
summary: struck out---by Pointer. 8.
by Jols. 1; hy linopf /. Base on
baIls-off Pointer. ?: off Jolis. off
Enopf. 3. Hit by pitched ball--Pointcr.
Two base hits-Brown and Ward. I'm
pire, Caddell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
Feet Won't Burn, Smart
or Sweat.
Foot Misery Vanishes When You
Rub on EGO, the Refined
Ointment.

Nothing in all the world Ike EGO.
the new discovery for tired, aching,
burning, swollen, dry and tender feet.
Rub on Ezo and rub out agony Its
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
Bible S OCIETY
WILL Celebrate
Services to Be Held in Relnem.
brance of Production of King
lanes Version

With tho aid of representatives of
all dcnomIna lions, the terccntcnary
celebration OF the publication of tina
King James version OF Tie Bible viii
be celebrated at Centenary Methodist
Church next Sunday afternoon at 1910
o'clock. The celebration will be under
the auspices of the Bible Society of
Virginia, a branch Of tho American
Bible Society.
The address OF the occasion will be
delivered By Rev. Theron II. Rice, j.
D., of the Union Theological Semi
nary. In addition there will be tho
annual report of DIR. NJ. b. Porter,
SECRETARY Of tho Bible Society or Viz.
ginia. HIRE
H similar occasions commemorative
the three hundrcdth anniversary OF
the production OF the English Bible
are being held all over the .Worlh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21

West made two pretty pick ups that
looked good for hits.
Score by innings: r. IL. q.
Georgia ,.......02 i400oos-I 6 L
Trinity .........c O0nO0oo-3 u
Batteries: Georgia. Brannon and
Thompson; Trinity, Sam CAN'T. God :
Trey and Maddox Home r,ins-Bow-
den, 3, Base hits-Rrooks Singles
Brooks. Thompson. BrRnnon and Bart
lett Foushce, Thompson, Bundy Hon.
derson, Cooper. si ,.si{. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
MAKES RABID ATTACK
ON SENATOR MARTIN
W J. Bryan, in His Commoner, Declares Eleva-
ton of Virginian to Senate Leadership
Is AMAZING

'nston who will restore her prestige
and give expression 10 the sentiment
OF the rank and ME of her people
II virginia falls 10 do this, the next
senate is likely to retire him from
the leadership.
1T is probably TOO much to hope
that he can during tho present ses
sion be forced to resign the chair
nahship. but he is quite sure to be
inundated by being deserted BIZ :
majority OF the Democrats. Martin
Ism Will become as obnoxious TO tho
Democrats as Aldrichism did 10 Tho
Republicans. Tho sooner We get ri,
OF II the better for the party and thc
country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
FIERCE sLUGG1NG MATCH.
Trinity Loses Second Came OF Series
60 GeorEin ny 10 3 Score.
Special to The Times. Dispatch.1

VI. i ---
Athens. Ca. April 2o,--Trinity los,
the second samo to Georgia 10 day. !
10 B, in a iierce smuggling match. the
Cracker boys having far the bcttei
of argument, as To timely hits. The
game was ficrco and iaSt and only 4
few errors were III evidence Trinity
took tho lead in tho first inning by
driving IN two runs. on hits by
Foushcc, cooper and an error Trinity
scored again In tho third and after
mat It's days work was done Cod
frey started in 10 pitch for Trinity.
but was raped hard ana WAS SUB.
siitntcd by sam Ganntt who Jared but
little better The Gcorsians had OH
their batting clothes. Rowaen and
Brooks were the stars With the stick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21

sc easy TO use. just rub
il on-thats all-and
make your poor, tired
feet feel fine and dandy
IN five minutes. NO fuss
ing around gettin g
ready.
y 25-ccnt jar Will put
gladdrst Kind OF glad
ness into 90 pairs OF
poor. tired. overworked
feet and extract the ag-
ony from 80 corns or
bunions or callouscs.
Ask your druggist for
EGO; don't accept q
substitute; get EGO. a
delightful. refined ONT
mcnt, and get rid of
foot soreness and mis-
cry. All druggists. Gle
% cents. Mail orders
prepaid, by Eco Chemic
ter. y. Y. For sale b.
Company and scotts p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-15

De Noyiembre 4, 1911. Antonio Ba-
zan. VS.. Francisco Burset. No. 1915. Co.
bro de pesos. A virtud de mOci0n del
demandante en- este case, por SUI aboga-
do, La Corte dict0 sentencia de desistl
miento de la acci0n, con costas. Ell Sc
cretario registrara tai sentencia.
Noviembre 6, de 1911. Dr. Molina de
St. Reny, demandante, apeladO, VS.. Wal
ter Nc. K. Jones. Cobro de dinero.
Sc llam6 este case a Juicio oral por su
orden de senalamiento y comparecieron
ambas parties por medic de sus aboga-
dos enunciando estar hstas para el ac-
to. En- su Virtud leyeron sus alegacio-
mes; luego ell demandante INTRODUCE
su prueba, juramentandose ante ell Sc
cretario los testigos Dr.. Antonio Moi-
na Saint Remy y W. Nc. K. Jones y pre-
ron, ell No. con objection al demandado,
reservandose la Corte su resolution So
bre tai objection. Ell demandado enton-
ces introduce su prueba, c0nsistente en-
documento que Sc admiti6 y los testigos
juramentados ante ell Secretario, W. Nc
K. Jones, W. F. Lippit, DR.. y Pedro
Juan PARA, vecinos de San Juan, ?. r.,
excepto el primero que 10 es de Ponce
P. r. Y en- este estado Sc suspendi6 el
acto Y la session hasta las p. m. de hOy<
Sc continue en- este case ell juiciO oral
con asistencia de ambas parties por abo-
gados, y continuaron declarando los tes-
tigos juramentados, despues de 10 cual,
la Corte se1al6 un plazo de cinco dlas
para que las parties presenter sus alega-
tOs eScrit0s
Maria y Jose Ruano, VS. Maria E.
Gestora, ct al, No. 4001 Reconoci-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-15
ART|CULOS De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- .todo el
mundo los que fabrican The Garter o
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, z. q,
de America, contandose en- primera IL
nea el E'luido de escribir de Garter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- el
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase.
El uso de la Tinta de Carter sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- Ia
actualidad es casi la dnica que SO em-
plea en- ell comercio y en- las ofcinas
De venta en- ell Bulletin MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-15

miento de filiaci6n. En- este case sc
present6 por los demandados por me-
dio de su abogado, una moci0n notltl-
cada q los demandantes por sus abo-
gados ell dia 81 de Octubre de 1911,
para ell dia de hoy, por la que Sc soli-
cita que no habi6ndose enmendado la
demanda en- ell t6rmino concedido pa
ra clio, Sc declare desistida la misma,
por abandono con costas. la Corte
dict6 sentencia de conformidad y Or
demo que ell Secretario registre La mis-
ma.
CORTE SUPREMA.-
Ell Pueblo de P. r., apelado, VS..
Juan Vilar. No. 375. Contra la homes
tidad y moral p1blica. Sentencia de 3
de Noviembre de 1911.
Sc confrma la sentencia de la Corte
de Distrito de 1umacao de 20 de Ma
70 de 1911, pero modifcandola de mo-
do que su parte dispositiva quede re-
dactada asl: "declara Juan Vllar
culpable y Sc le condena a sufrir un
ailo de carcel a pagan las costas.
Ell Pueblo de P r. apelado, VS.. Juan
Pruna. Acometimiento y Aggression, No
366. Sentencia de de Noviembre de
1911.
Sc confirman la sentencfa de la Cor
te de Distrito de Aguadilla de 10 de
Mayo 1ltimo.
Carlos Lorey. Ex-parte. Apelante.
Habeas Corpus. Nos 382 y 1856. Sen
tencia de de Noviembre de 1911-.
Sc confirman las resoluciones apala-
das por los Success. de la Corte Supre-
ma Sres. Nc. Leary y Toro en- y Agos-
to y Is Agosto 1ltimo, declarando sir
lugar la petici6n de Habeas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-15
SOBRINOS De IzQULERD0 & Co.
=. EN- G.
TETUAN 20, SAN JUAN, r. K.
Observation-Disclosures,
IMPORTADORES EXPORTADORES
Agentes Generates
Auentes Generates

De los Vapores asaancos espaoes de Pnlos 1zquierdo
& Co, de Cadiz.
Del famoso Vermouth "CINZANO" de Torno
De los renombrados Vinos Rojanos, bancos rojos de
las "BODEGAs RIOJANAS", de Madrid
De la Cerveza ngesa IT" roja, marca TENNENT.
De los superiores Aceites de OLIVIA marca "TENA de
Sevilla.
Y de otros productos de Europa, de gran
ISla.
ntroductores escala dnicos receptore de las
exceentes ACEITUNAS SEVILANAS que vendeos precios
lmiado envasadas automatcos especaes
e seIlo estampado de "IZQUIERDO."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-11-15
TRIBUNALES

Secci6n Primera. Libro de Minutas
No. 16, folio 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-26
$4,000 From 20 Acres of Potatoes

Dr. w. W. Boudin, Bay City, Texas raised 5000
bushels of potatoes from 20 He averaged 85c bushe
for the crop He then planted cowpeas and powed
them under evtaze the soil. and has excellent
crop of fall potatoes the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12

Of New Orleans tonight. II is Inc
ColonclS FIRST visit to New Orleans
since October %. 1905. lie came then
as President OF the United States, de-
Tying the protects of the rest Of tho
country, for New Orleans was re-
covering at that time from an OPT
demic Of yellow fever. and was shut
off from The rest of tho world by
quarantine which was lifted when
President Roosevelt disrcgnrded it,
Tho colonel rode into the city from
jackson, Miss, OH u brilliantly de-
coratcd special train. lie was tho
guest of tho Progressive Union OF New
Orleans. which arranged his reception
Colonel Roosevelt spent only i've
hours III the city, leaving at II o'clock
tonight for Ioustoi, Texas. lie went
TT once TO his hotel upon his arrival
here. and then was hurried to tho
French opera house where lie dcliv-
cred an address. Immediately after
the Meeting he attended a. banquet
given in his honor.
Colonel Roosevelt closed yesterday S
program at Rcsscmer. twelve miles
south of Birmingham, with Il ira end
talk a midnight
Governor Noel. OF mississippi who
Travelled from birmingham TO Jack
son with Colonel Roosevelt. was host
10 the former President at breakfast
after which Colonel Roosevelt at the
state House grounds addressed al,
open air meeting.