Ambassador and Mrs. Gerard and Ambassador and Mrs. Sharp later attended a performance at the Trocadero for the benefit of the Canadian hospital at St. Cloud. Shouts of "bravo" greeted their arrival, and as soon as their presence became generally known, the immense audience renewed the cheering. Both ambassadors bowed acknowledgments, and the orchestra ceased playing in order to give way to the band of the Republican Guard, which immediately marched on the steps and played "The Star-Spangled Banner," at the door of which there was an outburst of enthusiasm. President Point-are was represented at the performance by Colonel Kenauff, and the Minister of War, accompanied by the Minister of War.

Governor DeRaca died this afternoon at 10 o'clock of pernicious anaemia. Governor DeRaca was the second Governor the state has had. The first was William C. McDonald, who was defeated last fall for life.  Governor. When nominated, Mr. DeRaca was ill, and soon after his nomination he went to Los Angeles to a sanatorium. Although his physicians named him that he might lose his life if he returned to New Mexico to take the executive oath, he declared he would go if he had to be carried to Santa Fe on a stretcher. 