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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

nc. NJ Thacker: Greer county al
wayis keeps an eye on Guthrie and
the doings in the capital city. We are
pleased to know Of it's rapid growth
and the large increase Of population
in 1902. Statehood is of course the
theme Of conversation and we have
supporters for both the single state
hood and the omnibus bin In the
county Greer county has grown
considerably. too and thilS nearly
10000 people are within its borders
The county done itself nobly in yhe
recent campaign and gave VIM. Cross
nearly / 800 majority"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

new forage and seed planJ has
been discovered in Oklahoma. The
head looks Ike cross between cat
tail and kaffir corn or millet Some
stalks with The head just forming
measured eleven feet in height II
may BIZ planted IA June and viii ma
.ture before fall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05
Wonderful Nerve.

Is displayed by many a man en-
during pains Of accidental cuts,
Wounds Bruises, Burns, scalds Sore
feet or stift joints. But there no
need for a. Bucklens Anica Salye
will kin the pain and cure the
trouble Irs the best salye on earth
for Piles, too 25d at j. Wheeler &
Son. druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

The ncws comes from Warrington
that the Venezuelan difficulty has nut
an end TO an opposition 10 the admin-
itration's plan for increadns ne
navy. We just felt an along the be
navy wouldn't overlook this opp7r-
tunity 10 get in It's oar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

The commissioners Of Comanche
county have instructed the county at
torne. 20 bring proceedings in custer
egainst a certain mayor. One OF the
charges against The delinquent offic-
ial is that he took a gun and cha el
an editor with II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

J. S. Mahon: The business in ;he
register of deeds office for 1902 was
enormous and the amount Of deeds
registered in 1902 was greater than
any previous year The office tree
is busy getting out the annual report
and we will know then the amount Of
business that has been done. Guth-
rie IS growing in population and
wealth according to me busines5 that
has been done in the office Turing
1902"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

It's the little colds that grow into
big colds; the big colds that end n
and death. Watch tho
little colds. DR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

The Frisco railroad has appealed TO
the federal court at Lawton from the
decision Of board Of commissioners
appointed by the secretary Of the in
terror 70 set the value on an indian
allotment over which the roai was
constructed into Lawton. The com
pany holds the amount SET by the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

ture is going TO be one Of the haAd-
soonest church buildings in Oklahoma
territory and Shawnee will look upon
f. constantly with pride-ShaNnee
Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

President Conway of the Ava
Normal The Northy estefn Nor
nal school enjoys a good attendance.
Nearly 500 students werc IN attend
ance during the fall term. showing a
large increase over previous years.
/ look for a much larger registration
during the winter term and the in
crease in attendance shows that Ok
lahoma believes in education aud that
The parents are sending their sons
and daughters to the institutions We
aTe pleased to know that the Alva
school has several Guthrie tea'hers
as members of its faculty."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05
LEAoERETTEs.
Local Happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told

Miss Mlgnonne Ashton went 10
Guthrie today She spent the holidays
with her parents Mr. and Mrs F A
Ashton, Of West Eighth street she
IS employed In the offices Of the err
ritorial superintendent Of schools md
win enter upon her duties again his
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

One hundred choice trousef par
terms bous cheap. hay a pair o.
panis y e; come at once aud g'a
choi, webb Tailoring Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

Miss Lucy Conway IS spending her
holidays with her parents. sha is
enographer for Judge Green al Guth-
rie-Mulhall Enterprise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

J. NJ. Mcconnell: I'VE are hIsy
preparing for the coming session Of
the legislature The rooms in ne
Coyle building have recently been
painted and repaired and everything
will be in first class shape when the
legislature opens January 13. 1he
coming legislature will no doubt be
a busy one and many new bills will
be brought up for consideration be-
fore both houses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

Lenox Soap Is full weight Gaze
and iust fits the hand, no corners tc
waste.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

RI. Rev. F. X Brooke, Of Guthrie
wa in Pawnee over Sunday and
preached in the morning and evsalng
at the Episcopal church-Pawnee
Times Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05
RATES.

. cents per line. rrst insertion, 2h
cents per line each subsequent inser-
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

There are never dull days for he
Guthrie newspapers When they have
nothing else 70 do they go 10 work
and build another railroad or ,wo.--
Ponca City CoWler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05

Rev J. Mitchell pastor of the
~ r. churea. south. IS in ST Louis
this week making a selection Of win
dowa for the new church The strdc-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-salcsmea 70 sell Intoxicating oil
ana greases on salary or commission FIX
cellent side line. The a G Haroaugh CO
Cleveland, O.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LADIES: Use our harmless Rem
edy for delayed or suppressed Men,
situation; it cannot fail. Trial free.
Paris Chemical Co, Milwaukee, Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
OBITUARY.
GENERAL HENRY T. MOVES.

IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBCN1l
Rochester, Oct 5--General Henry Taylor Noyes
died his home in this city this afternoon. at the
age of sixty-fve years He born in the town
ship Of Starkey- y Y. August 10. 1870. He en-
tered the Columbia Law School. and when a senior
there entered the 14Sth New-YOrk Volunteers at
the outbreak Of the Civil War. At the end OF the
he was hOnOrabiy discharged with the ritnH
OF Inspector general OK the second Division Of the
Eighteenth Corps In 1870 he married Miss louise
Chamberlain. Of Seneca Falls Y Y In IStS ~
was made Lieutenant colonel OF the 18Th Regiment
y. c.. y. Y At the outbreak OF the war wlth
Spain General NOyes was made Commissary gem
eral OF subsistence for the State troops He was
member Of Governor MOrtOn's staff
General Moves began business IN Rochester ~
1891, and at the time Of his death preslqetl,t
OF the Cferman-AmeriCan Button Cor pany. wfii'tl
owns plants in this State and in Newark y J
He also owned large lumber tracts in CALIFORNIA
General Moves was a-mem5er IF the Loyal IeGl3Ii
United States Service club Military Service IN
stitution. Society OF the Army Of the Potomac tIt
Metropolitan. Army and Navy and New ORR
Yacht clubs He is survived by his wife and I'VE
children. of whom Henry r Moves i the eldest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washington oct I5-T7a wiudward Island disturbance
referred 20 WEDNESDAY evening advanced westward -
~ southeast na- Caribbean Sea without evidence
marked strength The haroetric depression
-a7- o~a-as the par Wednesday
4as formed well Of low barometer 81 MOI
crate strength that Is tho
lake region hsr1r,e--ic depression has moved east
ware over New Mexico ard Is central in the Lower Rio
y;-an5a vaIe- and barometer has fallen rapidly in
TIE Northwest
Fa-v Mountain region WEDNESDAY has extended south
eastward the Middle Rocky Mountain dst-cts &c..
valley over the Onto Valley and me
lake region and IN Texas -,, ., 81. ,si.,,.-
zrr River Rocky Mountains and has Tlsen IN ne
Upper Ohio valley the east Lake region ana the eRe
During Fridav rain viii from the lake reEion ever
Nor-r Atlantic states and in he M,1a.e a1G ~, 80
and the temperature viii Ia l ~ 40
81 ea.5, ~ .o,,1tv.a.te-7 rsir area
--a Gulf and Middle enc south Atannc Ia .s
o--.s R5T be- the south on tne SoU'n ~
,-I-r -5 re.- cur coast Increasing east the West
cur -se- h-fss ~ hzh northwest and in the lake region
SSarm earnings are aisplayea n. Teas coast
f Essss south winds $40 ''''ly 49,
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
r. r-.s..-, Pennsylvania. showers TO-DAY: partly
-,o,-, With showers southern portions. saturday
fresh south winds.
4-,- .4e District II Columbia ard Delaware. partly
.r,.,4,. - sa--. -sir Saturday. south winds
r-- Yea ENGLAND western fair and warmer
IN eastern portion today; fair saturlay fresh south
sers fr southern portion SATURDAY fresh south Tines
- e1e-s ir southern portion. Saturday. fresh south
F-r Western Pennsylvania cooie- and partly e2udy
av win showers northern portion. fair saturday
fr 81 Ts-e- Ysv-yor sno-ers and cooler today fair
Satur1ays fresh west "iAIs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Oct 15.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued.
ARMY
The following board OF officers is appointed 10
meet at Fort Sam Houston for examination Of
officers for promotion
Colonel CONSTANT WILLIAMS 2sth Infantry. Major
THOMAS r ADAMS. artillery corps. inspector gen
eval; Mator JOSEPH A CASTOR. LIST Cavalry. Major
CHARLES F. MASON. surgeon. Captain THOMAS :.
BRATTON. assistant surgeon; First Lieutenant
GEORGE D ARROWSMITH, 26th Infantry. recorder.
The following officers will report 10 the board
Fort Sam Houston for examinat ton
Captains WILLIAM G. BROWN and OSCAR J.. BROWN.
Isl Cavalry and JOHN \ DAPRAY. 18th Infantry.
First Lieutenant HARRY l. GICTRIST assistant sur
geon. Fort Riley for manOzuvres and Fort
NAVY.
CAPTAIN s u VERY detached navy yard Boston: 10
command the san Francisco.
Captain A WALKER. detached command the san Fran
cisco. home, wait order.
Commander A MCRACKfS detached Naval War Col
legr command the Des Moines.
assistant inspector Third Lighthouse
Lieutenant H A PEARSON detached Puritan 20 the
Minneapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
SENATOR PLATT MARRIED SUNDAY
Wedding Strictly Private.

Formal announcement was made yesterday
that Senator Thomas {. PIatt and Mrs. Lillian
7 Janeyyay were married last Sunday forenoon
in Mrs. Janeway's apartment in the Holland
House There We're no witnesses to the cere-
mony aside from the immediate members Of the
two families. The Rev. Or. David J. Burrell
officiated Senator Platt's engagement To Mrs.
Janeway was announced some time ago. and
the date of the wedding was set for October Il.
The decision to marry earlier than the an
nOunced date due to personal reasons.
Senator and Mrs. Platt left the city yesterday
afternoon for a short trip South
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rRANsPArrr1r NAILS

Hawaii Japan China and Philippine Islands. san
Francisco daily $50 p Octche-
IT'S inclusive FOR dispatch per =. Siberia
Marq1esas Islands. fra1ciSco. close
here daily October ~ inclusive. Cor
dispatch per Marrosa-
New ZeaIand Australia tsxcept West NeN-Caledouia.
FiF samoa and Hawaii. via san Francisco, close hers
aaiIv A. SsO D m I'd October "a Inclusive Tor Dis
patch per Sierra ~ the Cunard steamer ca-rylns
p-4-tsb mail FOR NewZeal1nd Goes not arrive n
ti-A 20 connect this dispateh. extra nailsclcS
a. 40 a n ard $50 , El-wiu ne made ~
- 1900 unsii arrival = me Cunarl stearuerb
r4s-st1 Tg-sD china specially addressed raiI Tor
~ - IsIanis San Francisco. close
go =. q a. % N October rs. inclusive. Tor
=
x,,IS.o. fsarfs Francasc0 close here dav az
~ m 10 Oct5her - -n--us-ve flr dtspatca
- Z. 80 rs~sn Vancouver ard Victoria. r. c.
Cltl. -. daiv 80 p. Cd October r27 Ia
cao-S - dzrarcn Ter Empress Or Japan. GJar-
RI 5 Postal Agency a Shanghai eIense
pc ~ A5sxSspt wssu. FIT Isanf. and New-Css-
49,. via Vancouver Victoria y. close ne~s
ssiIT az 8 up O. November =. il.slGsive.
fI-patch AoraAGi
rSrTF-Jrnless otrerwise aad-essed West Australia
via Europe auI N-vy-Lealaud and Phlip-
-9,ss va san Francsco-the quickest routes phifD-
.,-z sp@cialy addressed via Canad1 via Eur0ps'
be PREPAID the foreign Hawaii
- forwarded san F~ancisco exclusively.
T~n-pa-rc forwarded uorc OF sailing daily
srd the Of closing arranged pres1uu-
ton uninterrupted overland transit fifegs-
tered mail closes a y. previaus ttay
CORNELIUS VAN COrT Postrnastsr
Pos, Once Nsw-Y0rS y Y Oot = ises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
COUNT WEEDS IN FEDERAL BUILDING
George Ujfalussy de Ujfalu Marries Miss
Boris Viola in Brooklyn.

The Wedding Of Miss Boris Viola. "a lighter u
NJ and Mr. Bartholomew Viola Of No. 40 Marcy
ave and George Ujtalussy de JJialu. "a hungarian
count took place in the Federal Building. Brook
Ivrl ,.st.rd+v Robert L Randall. United states
Commissioner of Naturalization Jftiriat=d- The
bridegroom il the son Of Ms Alexander JJfaIussy
de I-ifaIu Baroness LeOua Tray DE- IRA Ills
father Wa before his death. chamberlain % Fran
els Joseph / Austria The witnesses % the c-Ts-
mont YESTERDAY were Bella EeTCZ-l and MI ti1
Ms F.rDr paiI Fodvdry. ne latter artist in
BROOKLYN The bride Is "a native OF PusZtala1,
Hungary ana said she sixteen years old. but
appears older The bridegroom said he vas twenty
nIue wears old. and declared his Intention 20 De
come q citizen II the United states The couple
will sail for Austria visit the counts estate On
their return they will live at No Is" Marcy
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
4RNT IND NAVY NEUS
PREPARATIONS FOR MANGuvREs.

Camp Sanger. Fort Riley. Kan. Oct. 15-To-dav
dawned with dark and gloomy weather. which made
every one from the commanding general down feel
decidedly uncomfortable. The regjmentaI drills
scheduled for the morning were called OF on ac-
count OF mud. the problem TO the after
noon. Although the sky is overcast tonight the
clear western horizon gives evidence Of clear cold
day tomorrow General J. Franklin Bell L 5. A
who Will command the Second Brigade arrived
with his stan this afternoon Colonel Arthur l.
Wagner, Assistant Adjutant General has been ap-
pointed chief umpire. Colonel Joseph r. DOrst
Third Cavalry has been appointed senior umpire
OF the Blue forces, and AFOREMENTIONED Charles
q. Treat Commandant Of cadets senior ur1ufre OF
the Brown forces. The first problem will take place
in the morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

BErrs-At Cumberland Nd. October u 1905 Ella clay
widow OF Arthur l. Belts Isss % s5 sica ~ r.
papers please
BOYCE-Su1lenIy in Newvora CITY on Wednesfay. ps
tober IA 1908 General Henry Ear-so7 boyce age 7"
years Funeral SERGE vii Se lsl va-no ~, n
on arrival q the from Grand Centrs Depot
NeWHsysn sl[ air In5s.mg9 ape a. pila Go5
c1ARKEo Tuesday October 3 1898 ,s at si' . rr6 De
late John n and susan Carrinston clarke OF FF'''
dencs. r. l.
No - East Adelaide c. vie u the lat@ John
lam Gardiner Jones' Funeral private
rest T7 ~ oe'oo s y
1893 az his late resdencs No ne seis vssr ~ hG as
Notice OF funeral later
FowLER-At Montreal s-pten5er - Mss susan F2w-
Ter FOR many years dearly loved assistant II Miss
More's school
HILpRETHoesosr H. at his Te'iS a No - East
Minnie A ana son u the late David NJ Hltreth. in his
5fsys and sSthst at IL o'clock Friday October
KINasBURY-A. home soi IN y E.s, oTsnFe J. on
Wednesday October IA 1908 rsse1s = =, isssory in
Central presbyterian Church Orange, Saturday October
IT. at 3 80 p m
Tsgrss of'p .s7l Is M ssss% Ogden
from late residence. No 81 Monroe Place Brooklyn
Pymoss cSgTsh and the Dwight Hils
will conduct the services
1905 Henry clarke Perkins IN the I'D OF as.
his late residence. No West
4sth-s on Friday morning October l6 1880 CLOCK
PORCEs-On wednesday October IA. John n Po-x.s son
OF the late Eleazar Porges In his year FIna-zi
services will D. held his LATE residence No -
wess fIIth-st-. Friday. October 10. o'clacE
RANSOM-On Thursday. October 10 1908. A. Ran
% her Relatives and r-ter,t.
are respectfully invited 10 attend services
at Church Of the Holy Communion 2oth and otn-
ave on saturday. October II. 50 m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Tuesday Octob~- g taoa
Charles. beloved husband OF Isabelle N Runyon aged
80 years Funeral from his home. No. - 5th-ave
Friday. October H. at ~ o'clock N Informant
Easton. Penn
SHEKMAN-On The Eth a Harnacaan- Gle1urQu-
hart. Inverness Scotland.
Sherman Of Nsw-YOrs. IN IN. Tsth year Os her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
MORTIMER c. OGDEN.

Mortimer C. ogden died yesterday at MS home.
No IS Monroe Place. Brooklyn. M Ogden was IN
the hardware business st No il5 Chambers-st-.
this CITY He was a member of the Hardware
CIub tht. Hamilton Club Of Brooklyn and the New
York Geological Society He trustee OF
Plymouth Church. and the Rev Newell DWigEl
Hills will conduct the funeral services which VIII
taL- Mace on SUNDAY ~ 30 D.. at the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
Marriage notices appearing in THE IaAb-
CNE will e republishSd I'm The Irt-N
Tribune without extra charge

.CAPNAuAN- NfrLTS-a+ Pit-shurE. october -. az
residence OF and Mrs Theodore i0rn-ie or l--
lanes A. Norris. OF Glen cove y T. am F'-F
Itr Robert Russell Prtsburg. Robert Brown tarila
ham OF MiddIeroVu- Ohio and Frances tat2u SIlll-
daughter OF late Edmund : and Euphenla patton
TTr-c1F4F,S- PRATT-On THURSDAY, October Is. az =
HOLLAND House Sev-Yor5 city. noon. by the Rev
David James Bu-reu. o D. Mrs Lillian = hoills.n
Tansuav o. Washington. T. c.. % Thomas collier PAU
u Ovego. Tioga County. y. Y
IsELIN-DF NECFVILI4E-On "Wednesday. October "a
fg43 a. the church OF Incarnation. New-forS by
the Rev William Cfr0sveno- Marie. daughter or SI
and Mrs. Jules de Neutville. O. Lewis lsf.n
r.YAII-PACKART-Ou Wednesday. October -. 1908. az
noon at twilight Park y Y. by Rev. Or Henry
T-esery ID smith Ella Packard 70 Arthur Ninfon
Lva1i
PI.ATT-IANEwAY-T Collier PIatt. % Ovego
way. o. Washington n. g. sunday. October H. 1905
the Holland NeU-York City. az noon by the
David James Bur-sA- D D.
PRATT 4J-CfTIE Thursday. October Is. a. -
Agnes Chapel York by the Rev. William Llese-
land Hicks. Bertha Weston Hughes 20 Tracy Wilder
PRORST- BRINC(EREOFF,- Thursday. October IS.
1909 a. the Presbyterian Church EngewoCc. y j. ny
the Rev Samuel NJ Hamilton. u .. Helen M0nrEonl
daughter OF Ebert A and Emily Nerfnil}e brincA
e-hor. Frank r. Pr0bst-
RFIp-MARSH- the residence ~ the brides mother
WashfngtOnvfiIe y z. October -. 1905. cy Rev.
James psnniston. uncle ~ the bride assisted oy
Rev Wilton Merle smith. p n, Antotnarre daug'f
Of Mrs Walter Raymond Marsh. 20 Willard CRAWFORD
Reid
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with fill name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
Obituary NOTES.

CiIoyersyII- y. Y, Oct flames Frasi-r Mason.
sr senior member OF the hru of Mason Campbell
.. Co and one # Johustowus best known glove
Manufacturers died tonight at his summer nome
at Canada Lake He was seventy-nv- years Old
Springfield Ohio. OcL "a telegram was r.
ceived here yesterday announcing the death al
Auburn Park Ill Of Mother stewart the ia
mons temperance crusader and one % the organ
e.. ~ The NOmans CHRISTIAN IrmI erance mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16

Charles OF Brunswick. One of the Counts de
Civry likewise became involved IN the Max Lee
baudy scandals. which landed him in prison AZ
has reported recently that the city OF Geneva
tired of this continued litigation. had taken steps
toward enecting a compromise with the de Civry
family. which is destitute to such an extent as
10 be willing to accept almost any terms that are
offered. The negotiations. however. had not been
completed in time TO the great-gra nddaugh-
ter of the famous Duke Of Brunswick. who fell at
the battle Of Quatre Bras. from dying from the
effects Of privaton and want in n French work
house.
Inasmuch as it was officially announced in the
early part of the summer that Queen Helen en-
tertaned hopes OF presenting to her husband and
to the nation heir to the crown in the late
autumn. il may be well to state that these
hopes no longer exist and that the present the
prospects OF the ambitious young Duchess Helen
Of Aosta becoming eventually Queen OF Italy re-
main unmpaired While this is enabling the Queen
to accompany her husband Paris. and later on
to the Italian people. and it is certainly strange
coincidence that Queen Helen should have shared
the fate 1f the Czarin and that both in Italy and
In Russia where such grave political and dynastic
throne the Year Of 1898 should be destined pass
away without Witnessing the fuiilment OF the
national prayers and expectations
Lord and Lady Strathmore. who have just cele-
brated their golden wedding. the owners OF
CLAIMS Castle. concerning which all sorts OF
Oldest castles in Scotland. is said to contain
a secret chamber, the location Of which and the
reason for its being kept so mysteriously closed
are known only the earl himself. 10 his i'm
mediate heir and TO the factor of the estate Ac-
cordlng 20 some IL IS a room where one Of the
ancestors OF Lord StrathmOre is still confined
doomed as a penance for hasty and blasphemOus
vow TO play dice until the Day OF Judgment. Ac-
cording 10 others. a member OF the house Of which
Lord StrathmOre is the chief came into the world
IN the form Of q mOustrosIty confined there
throughout his long life. and is believed TO haunt
the chamber that he is dead. In fact. there
are all sorts Of queer and uuCduHy stories about
the mysterious chamber ~ CLAIMS Castle. the
probable truth II the matter being that the haunted
chamber is in reality the old hiding places
found IL all the older Scotch castles, and where
JacObltes found refuge from the Hauoveriau Kings
soldiers in the eighteenth century. It is obvious
Ihat III days such as those II would have been OF
-ld'antaSe 10 circulate the story of haunted and
mysterious chamber doomed forever remain
closed and # must not be forgotten that the third
Earl S3rathmOrc a follower of the Stuart Pre-
tender and housed him for a time CLAIMS
castle CLAIMS Castle il peculiar for its immense
height and for the fact that the house itself Is
reached by literally half a mile Of outer
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-16
CRUISER DENVER OUT FOR TEST.

Philadelphia Oct I5.-The new cruiser Denver
in command OF Captain Silman G. Chase with n
crew of picked men. sailed from the KensinEton
yards Of Neaie & Levy to-day for the New Eng
land Coast. her trial trip. The Denver is an
unaTn0red, steel protected twin cruiser. and
one of the smallest lighting vessels in the United
States Navy. She was designed for service in the
Philippine Islands. and is said 10 have an average
speed Of 1912 knots hour. The test of speed will
be made on October 30 over the government course
between Cape and Cane pOruofse