Show SHORT STORIES J E Sheridan Mining Inspector for New Mexico In his annual report says the I demand for coal In the Territory has exceeded ex-ceeded the supply notwithstanding the substitution of oil for coal on the railroads rail-roads Great strides have been made In the Territorys coal Industry Information bus 1 reachid the Whllo House that Pet r Elliott who created so 4 violent a scene In the vcHtlbule of tho While House several weeks ago Is either again in AVashlnglon or en route to that ¼ city Joseph 1j Snow a wellknown hors I breeder Is a prisoner at New York pollco headquarters awaiting requisition papeia from Kansas where It is said he 18 wanted I want-ed on a charge of stealing two carloads j of Shetland ponlce I j The first general snow of the year visited I visit-ed Kansas yesterday Last night snow I fell throughout the eastern and central 11 portions of the State and the temperature b 4 tool a dron Tribute to Henry Demurest Lloyd and to the work to which he gave his life has been freely given In a great mass meeting at the Chicago Auditorium Every phase of the activities of the writer and thinker I was taken up Yesterdays statement of the treasury J balances In the general fund exclusive of the 1nQ000W0 gold reserve In the division I of redemption shows Available cash balance bal-ance iaKX S20 gold 1109225 I I a In New York yesterday Charles Thclpon I who was mrosted for writing rambling1 letters let-ters to President Roosevelt was declared Insane I t II I The UnltcdStales Government has given directions looking to the recognition of I King Peter ageorgcvltch of Servla Mr Jackson already has received his cre 1 I f dentials as Minister of the United States to Belgrade |