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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19


y The laughing game Is one OF the
jolliest 1t requires no preparation
whatever, hut may be played by a
roomful Of boys and girls the moment
It IS suggested. Any number or play.
ers may take part IN It. They first
select a leader, who should be a
bright, alert quiciS-witted boy, cap
able Of preserving his self-possession
while fun and laughter are going on
all around him. aa.Hr
The players seat themselves in a sir
Gle, and the leader takes his place In
the center. He holds in his hand a
white handkerchief. which he has
knotted 50 as 70 make II partly solid.
When everything is ready the leader
.tosses the handkerchief up in the air,
and then every. player must begin
laughing. But they must All stop
laughing BY the time the handkerchief
reaches the floor. and n any one does
not stop and the leader catches him
either laughing or smiling he imposes
q forfeit or a line. Or, Instead Of max
ing the detected laugher pay a forfeit.
he may be required to drop -ont Of thel
eircie$ II played IN this way the play
ers drop out one after another. until
only one is left and that one wins
the DriZo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

bowed. The man nodded coldly and
began to paddle faster
Something seemed to clutch her
throat. The Prince was quite forgot
ten. She realized only that Donald
Macomber was padding out of her
sight and cut Of her life.
Donald" size cried.
He padded On with never a glance
in her direction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

- I - LandIe- 7 rick. \ - n
How would you arrange, with a
room full Of people. 10 place agcandle
IN such a position that all but one
would see it, and thai person must
not be blindfolded2 l93At ars.
Place the-candle upon the head Of
the person who is not to see It.
Should there be mirror in the room,
and tkis one person should make use
Of 1t, he does not see the candle, but
only It's reflection. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

palm Of the hand slowly up. 50 that
the palm IS perfectly horizontal, re.
turn to ready position and repeat.
EXERCISE s-Ready position. as in
Moveneut; Work the hand slowly
rom side 70 side as Tar as possible
EXERCISE 4-Ready position. Fin.
gers hexed upon themselves mot up-
on the palni). as shown In sketch.
Movement: ta) Exterd fingers TO
full EXTENT keeping them togethe-
Flex them rapidly again to ready no.
sition tb) as before. but extend An.
gers 70 fink extent, fanwise. separated
from one another instead OF extending
them togeiher.i S ls41rn1a
EXERCISE 5-Ready position. Fist
clenehed.
Movement: Work lst slowly hack.
ward and forward upon the. forearm
grinding the muscles thoroughly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19
The spaTrows q the al. q small ao

count.
Our Cod doth view, FAef FeH e rs
Whether they fall or mount
He guards US too. @tNEF# nsb4-
Consider.
The lilies that do neither spin nor toll
What profit an this care - ~
And gthts3 tpil? 50 RE0G3rfyN sStys
Consider. tsN
The birds that have no barn nor har-
vest Weehsg3 b Ff4 Y@Eisfyf &
God gives them food
Much more cur Father seeks.
To do us good.
q ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

Peggy slowly about the lake, singing,
as he padded, little sentimental Ger
man songs and looking very content
ed.
Peggy gave the song no heed. She
was watching a solitary figure in al
approaching canoe. The figure bent
to the paddle in an easy. familiar
manner. There could be no mistak.
ing those broad shoulders and that
curly brown hair. The two canoes
drew nearer The man in the other
canoe locked up. Peggy smiled and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

the music stops. They then proceed
% hunt the mistletoe. which the lead
er carried ID his hand and co1eealed
somewhere during the march. The
finder must effets a .E-Tn to the
starting point without being touched
by the leadNr.
~ SANTA CLAUS' SLEIGH. Six girls
are harnessed u a little sleigh or sled,
and theswhite ribbon reins are held by
a seventh sThe sled is allied with
small parcels in colored papers CON
tainings Christmas crackers or any
tribes as favors #eThel 5Arty goes.
round the room several times, dis
pensing the faKors to the young men.
who proceed to select paf92ers and
dance until a signal from tiso leader
calls All to march around, the room
and back to their places.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19
Lauqhter Games.

The children of many nations have
ge-cs that consist in saying or doing
something funny while each child
tries not to smile. giggle or laugh. The
Eskimos, the North American Indians,
the Italians and the Germans all have
a great variety Of these laughter
games. r1 s-...l.t.ss
One of them, which is almost the
same among the children of both the
civilized and unciyilized nations. Is as
follows:
One child stands in the middle Of
ring formed by the others. In turn
they step up to the one and pluck her
by the chin, SAYING:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

, simple way to do It which you may
easily prove to the astonishment Of
your friends.
Throw a rope over the limb Of q
tree, and in one end Of the rope make
a strong loop large enough 70 hold
your foot Now you are to pull your
self up as the boy In the picture Is
doing. You stand on the ground with
your left foot in the loop Of the rope
and pull your best on the other end OF
the rope but, though you feel a good
deal Of strain on your foot in the loop
you do not stir. Now you are doing
exactly what is done by the man who
tries to Eft himself ssr the fence by
pulling on his bcotstraps. 81
BY this time yna ere convinced that
there is a trick - il. Indeed, there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

b "Aunty thick and thin M
: pluck you by the chin: f1s4
II you see me laugh or smile
i must take your place awhile"
Now it seems easy enough to say
these words without laughing or grin.
ning-when you. read about .fr But
1t isn't a bit easy when you try it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

The long sea rollers whitened
Susged with their endless roar
Then broke like armies frightened
Upon the shingly shore -
Rolling our feet before
Their spume upon the sand
Where, In those days of yore,
We twain sat hand in hafdl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19


And at the touch, once more
The wide horizon frightened
With promise that it bore;
What visions. dreams galore,
What airy castles planned, ~ ea
Old memories restored
We twain sat hand in handl
The chaperon had lightened
Her dreary watching sore;
SO while the tide wave heightened,
Tie evening slowly wore,
The suns last rays were Ger
The ocean and the land,
And night began to lower,
We twain sat hand in hand.
Envoy. ~
Go, ballad to her door,
Before my lady standt IA J1Efuf
Ny heart again implore--
We twain sat hand in handi
New Orleans Times Democrat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19
Aow u LIft orsseIt vp.

NO doubt you have often heard how
Impossible It IS for q man 10 lift him
self ffom the ground bE pulling on
the strap of his boots. Other things
are supposed 70 be equally impossible.
one Of them being to lift ones self by
means Of a rope and pulley. -e ..
While this Is perfectly true In The
case Of q astraight pub, there Is very.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

Donald" she cried again, as he
still gave no heed, she tremblingly
stood up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19

-f ~ : The Paper Duel.
Two boys are placed back to back
With balls made of son paper IN theiR
hands. Two other boys are their sec
ondsf 10 Pick up hesbqls They walk
away from each Other about eight feet.
turn around and throw ne balls ut
each other until one is hit. The sec
onds pick up the balllwbenever they
fall and replace the dpelets
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-12-19
A Dainty Handkerchief Apron.

the pretty. aprons made Of handker-
chiefs? It is a gift that will delight
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31
Preparing for Burglars

81. Louis. May 23-while the Rev
gobert J. Bufdette ~ Los Ang@lef
awaits the open ug Of the convention
of the press humofisis OF America. biz
wife Is searching ST.. Louis pawn-shops
and curiosity shops 10 antique bells
she desires these bells for a coliec-
zion which she has so placed IN hei
Los Angeles residence. IL is said. that
no burglar could enter unannounct
~ chimes.
Mrs. Ruldetfe says the collection In
eludes bells that have tolled enrfew
n old Engl sh chuFchya ds. bells fror
the sheep grazing AT Palestine. bell
that have signaied the guard from
French and Venetian fortresses and
hume Gus bells with other equally II
to- eeting histoiie les.
nut want more" she added. and
| won't leave "a Louis | II | get more,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

gae party yao recently dropped .
s900q BIZ % the cabin 81 . feffyb9a
aad consice able d aieulty n fecoye
ng Il because he could mol reGefabei
is number Or date. re s0us with
Aeaa stomach also have cynsldefaDi
difficulty Ia trying 20 legain heaiti
and strength. Tbeis meals cause then
50 inuch dist ess. such as heartburn.
yae On tne stomach. nausea and sick
headaches that they are completely
discouraged. Then dieting IL suggested
m $ Is als0 q mstake, for nature IN
81 dad you 20 eat heartily and N
t0msoh 70 properly digest the ZOO
n ours Is weak and unable 70 do ~
work properly o few Does OF Hostel
ters st0p Biftefs viii soon resf9 .
Il 10 It's normal condition. y also
gu IS 'R~omnia. dyspepsia. indigestion
eonstipaf On ard malaria, fever y
ague. BE sure 10 Try IT,.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31
flAd DAY

The american Flag Association
81 New York city has issued 4 letter
calling 10 mind the faot that June II.
1904. Wili he the ore hundred ana
twenty. seventh anniversary of the
adoption ~ Cong ass Of The stars and
81 ipes as tie fla gof the In ted States
and urging that tne day be suitably
oLeo we'd.
1ne Anne lean Flag Association"
was organized % Tebsuay II. 1893.
sna is coHp posed Of individuals and
nemhefs of The DAG committee from
various Datf ollie societies "a this conn-
tfy. united % foster public sentiment
io~ad hoDgrng the national emblem
II asks "a the letter thai the nag be
Displayed upon municipal building
ehu Giles ard private dwellings. tha
school teaehe afaange for %patiiofia
e1ec ses appropriate % the day ana
thai American soc ssies tbfaugE out The
country gene ally be urged 70 Isslst ia
awakening pabie enthusiasm ia the
obse. VANCE Of fAe annigefsa y.
Although The fame Of Anne can PAT,
riotlsm Il of ihe Sind thai glows pc Z
petaaily ANA needs not much annual
renewal u IS well that the birthday Of
ouF beautiful rag should mol pass IN
observed Reverence for Il Ia not en
tifeig an unn eaning sentiment II Is
mingled VI IA the love and respect ",
haze igF our caaHfiy ~ which the
flag N lHe tangible, invisible symbol.
app aims np g ~ eetly 20 The senses
That fyA4hpl suggests the enjoyment
~ iibefty aaT whieH GA . Cove nnaen
was founded, IL bsings out our nel
ter thoughts for - y there il OH
ms at greed "a self. and i serves
bind as closer together as a people
STRIVING with nigh Ideals for The conn
mon sense If humanity therefore, ;
nttiHg oecae GA should be neglected
upon which q keep Il before rs,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

es were sls1sc1S0 900. During this
past few years the tinted states has
beep seYela Al umes slightly Ia the led
" TIE Dpite9 Kingdom, bpf tie pres
eDt year aDpeaSs 70 see this country
deelslyely Ia the lead. The fiscal year
cad ~ June 5DIh wiz show this eoun
Try 80 a. ahead in exports that q cal
~ tan VIA psoDaDig never again
catch W wAhin haiDng distance. 1bs
hgu - for rae htst Elk ont of the
fiscal year give the exports Of the
United States az S~l14s15g6sg, and
= eat B.slalns az SiV73. 5Ss.5ge, q So
Derlofity ~ So. 1884 tor the people
" "a : cogD1g anc tals Will I'D tgbt-
edly be creased W b end o.
June. Those figures are ~ 10 March
s1st, and our exports for April b oks
se Eeoo8d SO taat the estimate Of 3
large value for our exports oyer those
81 Great Britain for this fiscal year
cannot bur be fulfilled.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31
a Surs Tain

n ~ said than nnthltig Is sure eNs
rrll death ana taxes. bui thai Is not
altogether true IN Kings New Dis
,aNefy foI consumption - a sure cure
lar an lung aud fnumi Troubles Thau-
sands can te~tifN "a that Mis- 4 Is
Van Met . 90 Shvphet dawn w Va
says "a haa . srsetr ease u bf"itr
ehitis "a a y"ai aud liet rN"rNfhtlis
| heard uf, bli sui $40 relief ple pft-
he az Or. King Ne~ Dlsenvei then
suied me absolutely u infHillhlr
for Group. w%hnnpiug cough. grip piieu-
uiafia aud culisnmrtinn Try u -
guaranteed hN hrsNh iirss.. drug
gisls Trial bottles Tree LEG size ape,
81.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

Cf SO delegates elected 10 the Demo
cfa9c National Convention % date.
i22 have been Instructed for Parker,
10z for Hearst, 80 for Wall rs for
Ciney. u for Gorman and l5T are with
out iagl ucuon. Il fs already q mon
ssrafea that no candidate car have .
two-th a. o. even. O bare majority on
Inc GFsr ballot; an6 the logic Of the
situation p9lUts ~ the possibility o.
"a defeat " both Parker and Heaest--
20 make way FOR German u clney d
8 seNg darker horse IN the person of
gowne, Mcclellan Or Folk.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

~ not hesitate a. recommend kodo
Dyspepsis cure % their ftiends aild
,tisipmels indigestion CAUSES more ~
tns stomach atiu Ottass nn all Wttlile'
- dlsfasv hVlvi Us slcpsla cure III
sHst~ hal sUu sal, Nu4ee tttutsv~tl'ttt
as spcpsla ana all stomach dlsut drfa
sod - itui ouls a pstteet Itkrslahs
as q ssaar Uutidi4H tViite a. Avit
srfvn "a teaiih, iirt teet - snkth ana
uuc. rased sitatits tViipW 10 use
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

senator Lodge S expsefed - make 8
Republican National plaffo 70 which
shall mean low prices for food pro
d cts from the . aTie and high price
FER uanufactu "a products n re
6. y ~ can make that kind q :
platform e. viii suit ora people splen-
sfaly and with T. sare people VI
u q long felt want
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

idaho Democrats greatly 70 m
urpsie or c~aliforn3ans. refused 70 In
sguct for Hearst A. the rate things
4 E golra WJl'e wis hardly fnd hi0
eif elsglbie - the "aiso ran eiasf
~ Tie tine the s.. Louis Convention
$500
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31
Notice to taxpayers

Notice Is hereby given 70 tnt axp-y
~rs - Humboldt county. state % NJ
ada, The tae seeg1e haslailmeui ~
slate. county ard e1ty taSeS tnr th+
eaF 1905 ae nsW our amd paEabf-
sisaef fae taW f0f uayrness 81 fh~
safae. ~ tbe office - fh~ county treas
ggef y HE eg9t1 house al Nlnn-
4Berea. Ne9a6a-
9axes a8a he 6pt8ngue1F aTte~ Non
day. 58ae & 1.m8 affes which nate fef
n~9 .es8 aNl 6e a9d~a aid the col8@e
fioa - The Same enforced aecot cnag
- law
= g. HOENgTTNE
County T-reasg-es and ~X-Jfirsp TAI
l4eee ee1 81 Humboldt county. state
OF Nevada S-4if
IF YoU DESIRE 4 GOOD CON-
n3erlon ase ssoki Tea q pure err
saanK n acts ~ tis tivef and make
fhs Skin @n4osfh and clear Curee
sieR h-sda. bes q rts and 50 efs
Money refunded If 1 does not satisfy
y04, Brown ,sfos
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

t.et uE take you measure tnf a sun
~ guarantee q pUi tvst ~ aiHi aust"
iutr a"atlsiasttuii Ftltrr tton az PEI
suIt az, 1nn atiu iuuh a. tie satup.es
h. itlstNHAisI ~ ~
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

The Ohio Democrats regarded
Hearst as the Init and refused 70
Sand Tor him.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31

The United states ran a very close
race with Greal Hr tain Ia the year
1903 for grlmaf. IA exnarts- The hg.
ufes fog lie United States that year
we're Sl.iaL5,6.o9 Great nlilans na-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31
5. 2. 1888 eAaD

Following SHOVE me time ~ ~
va and iepagnns ~ Al os@serge
ans oassma fbrnugb W|iuprpueea
. ac%eordaLes win fbe latest tlBe
nile
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-31
MOKl TEA pUslrivEl.Y CURES

siipalipD a de, ishtfu 0eth drtuk
itempves an rruplluus OF the skin
~ uuucing a pelfecl complexion
u4uney feflnaien 2Ac ana a'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFRo1f THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

IFROlr THE TRIBUNE BUREAU
WASHINGTON April s-The Russian bazaar VIII
bs hold in Belmont Park. Countess Cassint de-
cIded this morning to accept the offer made by MT
and Mrs A 1. Barber. OF New-York. whose WASH
Inaton home on the heights OF FOUrteenth-st-. Is
surrounded by acres of shaded lawn Belmont
Park IN addition to its pcturesqueness' Is acces-
sfbIe end so extensive that thousands OF people
have been gathered there on occasions when Mrs
Barber has given its for garden fetes by char-
table and patriotic organizations In ADDITION 10
the features already announced the attractions OF
tba bazaar will include restaurant. in which the
,o1,np DIPLOMATS OF the Russian Embassy VIII De
o-,,1oved and n soda water fountain, where soIne
,.o+ N be chosen debutante will preside. The tradi-
tforal success which attends church fair rates mas
decided the countess include games or chance III
her programme. The bazaar VIII ne held on ""o
afternoon and evening Of April g. liable to chanse
IN case OF rain.
Tho German Ambassador end baroness Won
e,arrr-,rg are expecting a visit from the latter
mother Mrs Iangham. who will arrive from Eng
land next wednesday. No date has been announcer
fo- the wedding Of Miss Ivy Langham and Lieuteh-
ant Commander de Faramond Of the French En-
taee,- although 1t will be I'm the near 1utUre- Wv"
inc 10 the recent death of the father or the Drlu
elect which has put Mrs. LanEham and her dausn-
ters in mourning. the only witnesses OF '"e ii1-
yiaee Will be the family. few personal friends ana
the members OF the French and German embassies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
E1REWELL TO THE ooRONERs.

At last New-York is TO be freed from the IN
cubus Of the antiquated coroner system Nheh
the present occupants of the office have hnished
their terms the GROWERS quest" will be no
more Governor Odell acted vigorously for the
public good when he sent bis emergency mes
sage to the legislature yesterday, and the law
makers were not slow TO respond to the demand
for the passage Of the Elsberg bill.
The Tribune ever since the adoption or the
constitution OF 1894 which permitted the a0oh-
ton of the coroner by legislation, has urged the
substitution OF a saner and more expeditions
system for the investigation of fatal crimes ana
accidents. The action of the legislature yester-
day IS the fruit Of this long agitation.
The nondescript coroners are to he replaced
by medical examiners. who shall report to the
CITY magistrates. Thus the medical work Will
he done by physicians and the prosecuting and
ouasi-iudicial functions Of the coroners VIII
he performed by lawyers trained In judicial
work.
There's only one thing to be regretted in the
situation The present coroners are not legls-
lated out ut once. We must wait TIL their terms
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09

England and his desire 20 see Germany be-
come great enough to vanquish her ihdus-
trially and commercially. At another time
others are said to have looked for day wheh
"plckoIhaube and Red Brooches would join
forces against the Modern Carthage How
vain and mocking is the memory OF those
words to-day,
Seven years ago n philosophc French states
snan. tho Comte de Chaudordy, declared that
however popular it might be, Franco-German
alliance or understanding against England
would be ShOrtSighted and foolish. Ihere Is
no doubt that Frenchmen have pretty generally
come around to his opinion, and are now look
ing upon England as the logical friend ana
moral lily Of France. That does not mean Thar
the Franco Russian alliance must be broken. IL
rather indicates a possibility that through the
agency OF their mutual friend England ana
Russia may be brought TO Il better underSt2a e
ing But. however that may he the 2'2i'able
relations between England and France. which
have arisen since and largely consequent upon
the vlsltings OF the King and the President
must be counted among the most significant
and suspicious facts in the European situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-09
Artu91prII DriIp Gribn1ta
SATURDAY. APRIL Q. 1904.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

cONGREES.-senate: The Postoflce Appro-
rr7ation bill was under considerations MI rat
terson spoke on the need for further Shihese
exclusion legislation 49, House: The bll eK-
4en6ing the coastwise shipping laws 10 the
Philippines after July 1. 1906. and the BIN grant
ing government cid to the Lewis ana O!a1h
Exposition were passed.
FOREIGN.-Rumors OF a Russian reverse on
the Yalu were officially denied. == Russia mas
ordered the mobilization OF the Black sea he-
serves. 60 Fears Of tea fanline IN RUSSIA
were relieved 80 An Anglo-French colonial
treaty, covering all questions i'm dispute was
signed at London. == A Turco-Bulgarlan con-
vention was signed at Constantinople. == A
fight in Barcelona, arising from a demonstra-
zion against the Premier. was checked by the
police: King Alfonso went TO Corona; he denied
that the explosion was caused by an attempt
10 kin him. --= King Christian Of Denmark
celebrated his eighty-siNth birthday aIiN els5'IE
at COpenhasen- -- General MacDolaiu ,
troops on scouting duty near kslapango were
fired on by three Tibetans; there were no casual
ties. 60 Details OF the hard fight which ended
81 the relief Of Omaruru were received.
DoaIESTIC.-Secretary Moody, in reply TO
criticism Of President Rooserelts use OF the
naval Yacht Maynover shows that the Presi-
dent has paid Ell expenses connected with the
use Of the vessel 10y himself his family ana
guests. ~ EIesluelt 1NoOSef az -loS - =
20 appoint James r. Parsons, IT., secretary OF
she Board of Regents OF New-kork, consul
General at the City of Mexico. 60 AT the
eighth annual meeting Of the American Acau-
eniv OF Political and Social Science IN Phlladel-
,,hia addresses on Industrial problems were
s,,lsSa b- Secretary Cortelyou. W. 3. Ridgey,
Cor,troller Of the Currency. and Z. d. kilburn,
STATE Sunerirtendent of Banks. == The Rem
sen East River Gas bin passed the state SEN
ate as was predicted IN yesterdays Tribune
CTTT.-Stocks were reacdonary- - FIo-
fesscr Borden p. Bovine, of Boston University.
was cleared Of the charges Of heresy against
him and OF three new charges brought after the
,-arror-t Of the decision. == Governor OdeA SAID
srraugenents We're going On for the State con-
vention: the platform VIII be ready Monday.
- Southern Senators and the Souths treat
mont of negroes were denounced at the New
York Methodist Episcopal Church Conference.
Two automobiles were In a head-on col
iision in Broadway. == A guard on the Ahlfd-
ave elevated road was killed at Third-ave. and
hundred and -sixteenth-st- == Borough
President Idttleton Of Brooklyn and Controller
Circuit had a tilt at the Board Of Estimate meet
tng. == A heroic woman fights 1iremen, police
and flames to rescue her children, and succeeds.
Co. A IRE in West Broadway destroyed Sl5O,-
600 worth Of property.
THE Wealth ER--Indications for to-day:
Rain. The temperature yesterday Highest o.
degrees; lowest. A.