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The Washington times., 1904-11-28
Miss Isabel May III.

The friends of Miss Isabel May
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry May
will regret 10 hear of her serious III
ness i'm New York. where Mr.. May $
family have been passing some time en-
route from their summer home
Mrs. Wright. OF Kalorama Avenue, has
as a guest Mrs William r. Pryor who
is on her way 70 Fredericksburg, where
she will pass the winter.
Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng, the Cfs-
nese minister. has out invitations Tor
a dinner party or December Z.
Miss Emma Wtghtman will so to
Pittsburg within "a few days 10 spend
The early part Of the winter Win hef
sister Mrs Thomas Alexander Mellon
of Fifth Avenue who, with her nus
hand, has recently returned from nan
sas City and ST Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard have re-
turned from a few weeks WISH 10 Eng
land. where they were FOR a part OF the
/ time guests OF Mr.. Howard parents
mer British amba assador 10 Ihe hague
[ This was Mrs HoWards first visit 10
| her husbands 3 relatives since her mar
| rtage 10 Mr. l.oward.
Mrs. ]. o. Bonner. OF New York. has
| leased one OF the fine old residences
| on Georgetown Heights, which she Is
/ having changed and improved Tor a VIM
| Ter residence She formerly occupied
| apartments al Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. McKerna. wife OF Associate JUS
/ lee McKenua has gone 10 New York
! for n visit of several weeks %ith her
daughter. Mrs. Pitts Dufheld.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

People are getting so tired of light
fiction that they may turn 10 depart
mental reports as r-lief
The Washington times., 1904-11-28
FLORENCE CONRAD
GUEST Of HONOR
Two Dinners Will Be Given
by Her Parents.
SOME PERSONAL MENTION
Illness of Miss Isabel May Regretted.
Mrs McKenna in New York
Visiting Mrs. Duffield.

Mr. aud Mrs. Chpate Kendall, who
have the residence of Surgeon General
and Mrs. Stemberg, at 2lA California
Avenue, viii be hosts at a large dinner
tonight in compliment 10 their daughter
Miss Florence Conrad. Another large
dinner viii be given in her honor by
her parents tomorrow night
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

Much embarrassment has been caused
pretty Miss Morton. daughter of the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Norton
over a rumor of her engagement TO
Thomas Chalmers, of Chicago, house
guest at the Secretary's home. which
was given space I'm number of papers.
The Secretary and Mrs. Morton both
affirm that there is not the slightest
foundation for the rumor, and are much
ANNOYED that il should have appeared.
The Chalmers family. of Chicago, and
the family of the Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs Morton have been friends for
some years.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

A New York woman started a panic
an theater by yelling fire as engines
were passing the building. Seems as
though there should be some more ade-
quate form OF punishment than caInrg
her fool, although. OF course, this is
an essential preliminary.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

Baron Mayor des Planches, the Ital-
ian ambassador. and Baroness Mayor des
Planches occupied a box al the Ma
tional Theater Saturday evening, hay
ing with them their house guest, the
Misses Lobel. of Paris. who viii spend
the Winter with them.
Early in December the ambassador
and Baroness Mayor des Planches will
give a musical at which the Italian plan
ist, l'loridia, viii entertain the com
pany.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

Mrs. Charles II. Davis and Miss Davis
who have been stopping at the Grafton
are now established for the winter IN
their house. 1880 Rhode Island Avenue
where Rear Admiral Davis has also
ioined them for a short visit.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

Rejane really has no neec Of a divorce
for advertising purposes.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

Colorado should remember that il has
done. sufficient stunt as horrible
example.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

Sir Chentung Lang-Cheng, the cf2-
nese minister, has out lnNltatlohs i"I
= dinner marty or December y.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

New York papers are trying to prove
that "a woman stopping at city hotel
the wife OF "a reputable physician, was
Cncr notorious as "a convict Big busl-
ness and very yellow.
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

ST. Louis camera heuds who tried 20
suup--hoot Mr. Roosevelt are "a little
doubtful whether this H. land OF Lib
.I-. DL mot
The Washington times., 1904-11-28

OdeH refrIins from comment on Sena-
tor Platt. The Senator is less consid-
eraUe.
Rejane really has no neec of divorce
for advertising purposes.
4 New York woman started a panic
al theater by yelling fire as engines
were passing the building. Seems as
though there should be some more ade-
quate form OF punishment than cdInng
her fool, although. OF course, this is
an essential preliminary.
The Boston woman who has married
her divorced husbands brother may be
regarded as completely indicated.
In Danvme a woman married a man
AT their first meeting. and a whole Week
passed before she committed suicide
Yet. some might have accused her OF
haste.
one Patterson juror Is sick already
but the morbid public rubberneeks with
zesU unimpaired.
Russians are shipping ballet girls into
Vladivostok. II the stage can't be ele-
waited i'm any other way il can be shot
up.
The Iowa courts have sentenced q
sWindling promoter who had plucked his
dupes of $50 900 10 jail for three months
Had he stolen ham, something seriou,
would have happened 10 him.
Proceedings looking 10 a judicial i'm
/ parchment in Florida appear not tc
/ have been dry
Plat and Higgins have been discussing
/ the postmastership of New York city
but the gentleman who knows all about
| iJ is of on "a pleasure trip and thinking
of other things.
I More policemen have been arrested in
Denver. They are charged with being
Democrats. and their guilt might as
we'll be confessed.
II every trial for murder We're followed
1 by "a series of trials for perjury there
wouldn't be- so much talk
There are in New York city 4s5 citizens
/ having permits 20 carry revolvers. Wer,
/ the number who carry the weapon,
without permit fined 500 each the mu.
inicipality could ease up little ON IN,
/ taxpayer.
Iu a recent examination into the men
/ tai cdpacity Of a woman there was
asked one hypothetical question OF
/ 2o0J words. The experts Immediately
pronounced the woman an imbecile
Perhaps They suspected her OF havius
formulated the question.
People are getting so tired of llgh
fiction that they may turn 10 depart
mental reports as r-lief.
Colorado should remember that il hai
done. "a sufficient stunt as "a horrible
example.
New York papers are trying To prov,
/ tnat woman stopping at "a city hotel
/ the wife OF "a reputable physician. was
! once notorious as convict Bic busl
lUe-s. and very yellow.
I ST. Louis camera fieuds who tried q,
/ snapshot Mr. Roosevelt are little
! doubtful whether this H. "a land OF lib
I erE on not
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
TOOLS ARE RECOVERED
Mass of Steel GrappIed From
a Well.

Jim Sherer, the artesIan we'll con-
tractor, Who has drilled most OF the
wells that have made yinlta famous,
Thursday secured a firm hold on the
tools at the bottom OF the number :
well az the new water works, and
brought them 20 the surface.
About three weeks ago when tie
we'll was lowing freely a string of
boring tools consisting of drill.stem,
bit, jars and rope sockets were lost and
the mass settled over 500 feet below
the surfaea. Several times the grap-
pliers secured hold but the tools were
released when they were nearly drawn
out. Now the drilling has been start
ed again aud the well win be sunk 80
feet deeper.
The contractors are waiting patient
IL for the sand ordered In order to
complete the reservoir.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
CONE
AND LEFT TOWN.
Ellie White, a Troublesome Ne
gro, Has Finally Departed

Ellis White, sho Is known about
the lower stratas Of negro society as
Ellie has finally jumped the burg.
The Chieftaln told a week ago how
the fellow was fined for striking ne
gro female hoodlum and OF his suisse
quent arrest on felony charge.
Saturday night Commissioners Ad-
ans released White on bond, permit
ting him to go on own recognizance.
white had a womaD friend who fur.
nished the coin for two tickets "a
Georgia and last night the couple left
Yinita and whites wife.
White IS tinhom gambler and all
that that term implies and the au.
thorities have been after him for some
time In an endeayor to send him "a
the penitentisry or force him to leave
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
THE TEST OIL
WELL DISPUTE
Company Files Answer and
Counter Complaint.

The Downingyille on and Gas Com.
pany, who were recently sued by
Splecher & Co. for $500 alleged TO be
due for drilling a prospect well on the
east side GOO feet deep, filed their
answer and cross-complaint today.
The company deny that the drillers
performed the conditions OF the con-
tract; that they did not drill 20 Mis-
sisslppi lime rock; did not make test
hole OF the well, and did not drill to a
sufficient depth to case of the flow OF
artesian water.
The company paid the contractors
$500 on accout, believing that they
would complete the we'll. They ask
Judgment for the $500 and for $3.50 by
reason of being stuck with 800 worth
OF casing that Is now rated OF only
half that value as being secondhand.
In the answer the company assert
that the contractors have left the
well In such a shape that II is impos-
slble to secure another outfit TO 90 on
with the work.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
Rnmer statissin..

The Poster Lloyd, a Berlin, Ger
many, paper, this week gives statistics
complied Of The war news as published
and eabled from the seat Of war in the
far east. II makes a remarkable show
ing. II every story published vas
true. Russia would have already lost
twenty-eight battle ships to the Retv-
iran type, thirty-elght Of the Petro-
payioysk type 1l5 craslers, All torpc.
do-boat destroyeS, 1857 torpedo boats.
with 5000 wounded soldiers, 1so.0 .00a
prisoners Of war and 5000 killed.
japan in return would lave iost
forty-nlne armored cruisers, eighty
four unarmoFed cruslers. nlnsty-elehl
destfoyers and sgi torpedo boats. while
her losses would have been es,0Ol
killed, $4,000 prisoners Of var and
i3l, 900 wounded.
Tie statistics further show that
Port Arthur has been assaulted twelvl
times, once being captured after :
terrific battle, and slx more tlmeI
having been surrendered.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25

The building committee Of the NJ.
=. church, South, sold their old build
ing at public auction Saturday John
Hubbard getting u for s2oo- lie will
move the building across the street
and convert IL into q residence, to
take the place of the one recently
destroyed by fire.
Mesdames F. 1. Sharp and John
Warren, Of Adalr. visited friends and
relatives here last week, returning
home Friday.
". II. Curtis and wife visited reia'
tlyes In Monett over Sunday.
Miss Clevia Younger, Of Big Cabin
spent Sunday In Alton, being the
guest Of her brother, r. A. Younger
hrs Pay Buzzard, Of Seneca, visited
her sister, Miss Alice Smith, Saturday
and Sunday.
J.P. Thompson was IN Ketchum
Sunday.
Ms. Frank Kelley and children,
who had been visiting friends and Feia-
tlves the past month at Blueiackef,
returned home Friday.
Miss Fi0rence RamsouE, Of Carthage,
No, Il visiting her cousin, Nm 4 A.
Younger
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
TRAIN ACCIDENT.
Frisco Passenger DsraiIsd ~ Tender
Lesvtng Rails.

Train No. AIS due here over the
Frisco going west at 8 O'Clock Monday
night narrowly escaped going into the
ditch between two and three miles
east Of town The train was running
81 fast rate having left Alton rs
minutes late. Engineer Grimm vas
vhistllng for road crossing when the
trucks under the tender left the track,
tore up the ties and sprung the rails
for a distance Of 50 feet or more before
the train vas stopped. The pasen-
gers were only slightly Jared by the
sudden stop.
Conductor Kirkpatrick and many OF
the passengers walked into Vinlta, the
former securing the assistance Of a
freight engine and the section crew.
The train was brought IN a. 1910
O'Clock and left for the wesf few
minutes later
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
n..,h afM.H. nsouIreush.

NJ II. Mccullough, farmer living
three miles east Of Alton, died sud
denly Sunday morning Of heart fall
ure. He went 20 the barn In appar-
emily good health and his body was
found by his son where I've had fallen
a short time afterwards Mr.. McCul-
lough appeared 10 have had some pre-
monitlon Of a sudden death although
he did not speak Of ID. lie recently
sold hIs grain and put his Affairs in
shape for the welfare Of his family.
The deceased was we'll known In VI.
nlta and was universally respected.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
ArTER THE sTORM

AFTER THE SIOHM
sou will know how much the roof
leaks and what repairs are necessary.
We can tell before the storm, aud
II YOU wish to avoid the risk OF dam
age to ceilings and walls better per-
init up TO submit an estimate and ef-
feet REPAIRS at once. a dollar
paid for timing work now may save
ten dollars worth OF property later.
F. NJ. YOUNG
Timer and Plamber yinita, l. I.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
::::: ::::: S. J. BURNS III. n
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Recorded An the Once of the Clerk Of
the Second Recording District at
Vinita. Indian Territory.
WARRANTY DEEDS.


ULAREMORE.
Elizabeth and VIM 5 Turner to Sarah
] Curfman, lots | and 2 blk Is, Ca
toosa; asa
Louis Colston TO VIM 5 Turner. lots
/ and 2, blk Is, CatO0sa; siO0.
Jacob L and Vandella Ryan TO VIM
+ Helms, lot 1. blk 81, Claremore; $500
WH and Amanda Myrtle TO Gnar-
dian Trust Co, se-siwi and sw-sws sec
9, tp 2, -; $500.
A. Hagaman and wife 10 Thomas c
Ludlam, lots 8 and g, blk p, owasso;
$500.
REPORTED PROM SowATA.
Peter Melton 20 C Brubaker, el ne
SET Gee 10, tp p, 10: 500.
Geo Campbell TO same, 81 se-ses sec
%, tp -, l6; s2I0.
John Campbell 10 same. ei sw-nei
sec ;, tp =, r l6-
johnson and Herriett Fog 70 + n
Metealt, lots 3 & 4, sec ?, and LOT l
sec II, Up q, r u e: s739.s0.
Emma and Jacob Price 20 same
ne-se and ne-nw-se sec "a, tp %, ri2
and nw.ne-sw sec J, tp p. y; SEQ
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25

Tie union services OF the various
eiauFshes Of the city Sunday night 20
the Christian church we're attended
by q congregation 50 large as 10 com
pletely tax the seating and standing
room capacity. Rev. HH. Watson de-
livered 4 magnificent sermon from the
text. And a. ne reasoned Of right
eousncss, Temperance and judgement
10 come, Felix trembIed, and aBsaeF.
ed. 90 thy way for this time; when ]
have convenient season viii call
for thee
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
the TOWNSHIP
COMMISSION
VIII Appralse Value Of Lots IN
Three Towns This Week.

Tie Cherokee townsite commission
ers left last night to appraIse the val
uation Of the lots In the towns OF Col
linsvllle, Owasso and Ramona. The
gentlemen hope to complete their
work by Saturday night
On or about September 20 the COM
mission will sell the lots remaining In
Alton and WEIGH and, In order, will
then sell the lots of Bluejacket, Clare
more, Bartlesville, ShUto, Big Cabin,
and Adair.
Contracts for the legal advertising
Of he sales we're forwarded yesterday.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
LandrnraaIa.

Sealed bids will be received until
Sept. |, On land know as Rachel Tan
nef farm consisting OF 10 acros lying
s miles Fest Of Vinita- All bids must
b for moFe than sl0o0 PER acre.
Highest bidder wlll get tie and For
details enquire Of J. W. orr. admins
traitor. at International Bank and
'frusv Co. fInl'a !. r esdlw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
INSTITUTION
OF LEARNING.
Continued from Page 5.

February 27 and closes May 10, fol-
lowing.
Commencement sermon, primary
exercises, defamation contest, annual
celebration Of literary societies, mu-
steal recital and commencement ad-
dress follow, the college closing for the
year on the night OF Friday, May 20.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25

Tie proposition 70 issue $4,000 IN
bonds FOR building school houses cef-
rled almost unanimously IN tie special
elecllon at Tulsa Saturday. TIE bonds
are % Fnn twenty years and II is slip
ulated that lhey shall not dTaw more
than 5 per cent interest.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25

Old papers for sale -Postonice Book
store. 262-tf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
DEEDS ts Orchard Hsleht. Lss..

A special form Of deed ta lots IN the
Marra' addition Is in the hands 81 ne
printer. 4 number Of sales Of lots 10
this addition have been made and ne
title thereto wiIl b. made sl,ofili.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-08-25
Now for the Tinware

Have you visited our grocery depart
ment? If not you should We have clean,
new stock and keep all kinds OF -four feed
and take ADVANCE of our Saturday bargains.
We have all kinds of queensware and China
ware too. We want our trade and will give
you better bargains than you can get else
where
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
FOUNDLINGS RECOTERED.
Babies Taken from This City GiUen
Up bY Nericans.

soloulonville. Ariz.. Oct. s.-District Attorney
Rawlins of Graham County has made the follow
ing statement regarding the troubles at Clifton ana
Morenci over the alleged sale Of foundlings sent
from New-York City for adoption by Mexican fam
lies concerning which many Sensational stores
have been afoat:
The persons 20 whom the children were consigned
in every case Mexcans, and not OF the better
class either Sixteen OF the children were given out
Clifton, and the agent then proceeded 20 Morenct
with the others After he had left CIifton feenng
OF INDIGNATION arose in the American population
and meeting called A committee OF twenty
ave citizens was named 70 recover the chlldren
from the MexicanE Accompanied by large crowd
OF citizens, this committee visited the Mexican
huts and demanded the babes. IN every case the
Mexicans willing and glad 10 give them up;
Tuesday afternoon the citizens OF Morenci met ancs
decided 10 give children into the possession OF
the Sisters, provided they would take them direcS
with Mexicans This was assented 20, and yester-
Gay the Sisters departed with tWsnty-four babes
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
Railroads.
READING SYSTEM,


Liberty Street and south Ferry (time from South
Ferry ave minutes earlier than shown beioV)
EASTOS, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CHUNK-z4-0 90 as EastGn only. $40 a. m 20
A4e. 500 @45 Easton only ?, m Sundays z425
w1LTKlEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zAOo $40
500 2. Sundays, "a - m. 1 p m
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHU RST. TOMS RIVER AND
HARNEGAT-z4Q 90. $40 a m. zISO 90 80 400
Lakewood and LakehGrst oniy). 500 p. N, SuadayE.
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.4e M. ts.4o D m
Lose BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT. AND sEAsHORE POINTS
30. $50. IiSo a. m. xi2O s.53. %.45 5.3e dsO.
ATLANTIC HIDs sEABKIGHT MONMOUTH
BCH., EAST LONG BRANCH-4.0O sac II 90 a m
Id ). IS an 5.3S p Sundays o 90 m, 400 >. m
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINALl-S4 a.
80 "a e. 90. '4O0 1900. 1eeO n 30 seOo sioso
D m, 81. 10 mdr.
2sTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-ssZ5 -. $500. 1000
si2Oo a 200 ts4Oo. ~eoo 100. f9.2s .. NJ
RsLTTaORE AND wAsHENGToN-soo .iooo
$500. - co. s4.0O 800, 200. sLaIb
READING. HARRISBURG. P0TTsvIIIT AND
WEI1IAMSPORT-il4G 90. s4 36. $500. 40.I0 10 OO
100 q. m. Reading onIyl ls1OO. 81 D f2OO D. n
sFrou Lihsrty Street only ~DRlly- fDaliy, except
sunday s6undays only. $Farlor ouly lvta aris-
rSasurdays sExc-pe Saturdays.
O-ces Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
zn. "a. 1900 1855 Broadway. 1s2 5th Is Jnian
sguz-- West iE3 iz5th ST. z7s izssh st ,45
sourbu- Az. New York, Court ST.. sss SEQ r,l.fon
St. Brooklyn gfa Broadway. Willtzrlsburx W-g T-rs
transfer Co calls foF and checks hsxssz- 70 6-snzti0u
" .. BEEI4EH. G. M Burt
vice Pres aud Gen ME- Gen PsssE Agent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
SAYS HE GOT $4,000.
Prisoner Accused of Misusing Let
ter to Supreme Court Justice.

Charles A. Ward. Of No S5s Vest I"enly-sse -
81 Manhattan, was arrested al Fulton-sI- and De-
LsIb-ave Brooklyn. last evening me conp.alilaH0
a. Alexander p Smith Of No. 13+s Forty-eignth-s
T3.,-.b park who Is said TO a court officer IN
one Of the terms Of the Supreme Court IN hsnhat
tan and secretary u the Supreme Court onieeFS
Association .
Smith alleges that on the strength OF ietcer q
sntroduc1iou 10 n Supreme Court justice IN Man
bs,+sn furnished b. MIN the prisoner about Two
years ago Ward went around coileeeung money
from Judges city officials and politicians for out-
fngs and benefits. stating. so Il is said that ue
proceeds were to e. toward the genera runo Oh
the Supreme Court Officers' Association
A detective said last night that Smith told him
that Ward must have collected as much as szOOoO
smith says he gave the letter 10 Ward as an act
of friendship and TO help him as a sales agent
Ward denied all the charges declaring tnat he m
had never used the letter Of Introduction except IN
2 proper manner Recently he said. ne had been
preparing himself for the Civil Service e1an1lZ1e-
fions for the Police and Fire departments The
prisoner was taken to Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
PEACE DELEGATES COMING MERE.

sevenry-ave Of the foreign delegates 20 the IN
ternational Peace Congress. held last week II Bos-
ton Will reach this city on Tuesday morning A
reception viii be given them By the New-york
Board Of Trade and transportation Tuesday
a. The Hotel Astor. The delegates will be vel
coined on behalf Of the city In an address By
Mayor Mcclellan. and on behalf of the Roard %
Trade By i,s president Oscar s. Straus. Addresses
viii be made by General Stewart L. Woodford and
President Butler Of Columbia These visitors viii
speak: Alderman Thomas SnaPe. OF Liverpool
president Of the Liverpool Peace Society; Dr. Will
ian Evans Darby. of London. eecreta-y OF the
English Peace Society, NJ PrudhommeeUx of
Paris and Professor T. Ruyssen. OF AK. secretary
and president respectively, oS Association de Ia
Paix par le nToit, signoF L 7 Moneta. president
OF the Italian Peace Society; Herr Georg Arnhold.
president of the Dresden Peace Society, and Pro-
lessor Guide Of Munich
New-York tribune., 1904-10-09
TO IMPROVE CARRIAGE HORSES
Experiments Will Be Undertaken at Col
orado Agricultural Station.

Chicago Oct. Sat A conference IN Chicago 20
day between a representative Of the Department %
Agriculture: W l. Carlyle, professor OF aEricult-
ure and animal industry IN the Colorado agricult-
uraI experiment station Eugene Grub OF the Col
orado state Board Of Agriculture and others. plars
we're formulated for the conducting OF experiments
in breeding American carriage horses with the trot
ing horse as a foundation. The experiments are
10 b conducted at the Colorado Agricultural Expert
rnert station al Fort Collins. under government
supervision ana with aid OF federal money,
S25.000 having been appropriated for this purpose
by the last Congress.
Another meeting viii be held during the Inter
national Livestock Exposition. in Chicago IN No
venber when details for the conducting OF expert
nents VIII be completed Secretary Wilson. OF the
Department of Agriculture viii be present this
meeting and will cooperate n the general plans
sor the establishing of the station