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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-31
For Sale or Rent.

ON best terms, my plantation, known
" as the Huckabay place, described
as follows: VIZ of nw14, section 8, e11ss
of section 8, wiz of wiz of section 10,
neL4 and n X of nw1a of section Is, swLa
OF nw14 of section Is, township Is, range
Il, containing $40 acres; situated two
miles from Koran and five miles from
Taylortown; five or six good houses on
the same. Possession given January /,
1905, when the present lease expires, or
'. ill rent to responsible parties on that
da te. Address
MARX BLUEsTEN, Shreveport, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-31
ROADS AS CIVILIZERS
EFFECT OF IMPROVED HIGHWAYS
ON GOOD CITIZENSHIP.

Evils Of Poor Roads Contrasted With
the Benefits Obtained From Good
Ones-Hovv the Standard of Mankind
Can be Raised.
Judge John II. Scott, who recently
read paper on Good Roads and Good
Citizenship before the Oregon good
roads convention, held at Grants Pass.
Ore, said in part:
There is a great effort being made
throughout the United States to raise
the standard of citizenship Of the indi-
vidual The greatest good cannot come
from our efforts toward individual de-
velopment unless we have free access
to mingle one with the other. 1t is hui
man nature to be sociable and to desire
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-31
SlleriH'S Sale.

SueIllI SUlVs
Allen Brothers &: Wndley, Limited, Us.
The United Fruit association. No.
$3.50. In First District Court, Caddo
Parish, La.
DY virtue of a writ of fieri facias
ID issued in the above entitled suit,
and to me directed, have seized, and
will proceed to sell at public auction, to
the last and highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House, in the town of
Benton, La, on Saturday, Sept. 2, 1905,
the following described property, to-wit:
Two houses, situated on land purchas-
ed from Allen Brothers & Wadley, in
Bossier Parish.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to the
benefit of appraisement, to pay and sat-
isfy the sum of $90.89, with per cent
per annum interest and all costs of suit.
J. F. EDWARDS, Sheriff.
Benton, La, Aug. II, 1905. auea
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-31
Another Good Man Gone Wrong.

He neglected to take Foleys Kidney Cure OF
the first signs of kidney trouble, hoping it would
wear away, and he was soon victim Of Bright's
disease. There is danger in delay, but if Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken at once the symptoms
you are soon sound and well. A. L. Bass, OF
Morgantown, Ind, had to get up ten or twelve
times in the night, and had severe backache and
Kidney Cure.-Benton Mercantile Company.
The best way to increase enjoyment
is to decrease expectation.-Practical
Printer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1905-08-31
For Sale.

A GOOD Groom dwelling house, we'll
n finished and painted, in Benton,
and les IS than a quarter of mile from
the co,,r.t house. Well and other nee
essary MI movements on premises.
Adore SIS I. H. MARTIN, Dixie. La.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Sra Gbicago 1ne0oeltes igaar, at
en- aontite al Streifere bapoe 6ortre-
Sc bos &rreiioent &ooiebelt un6er
bans OpboIo / 8pel1 me6 en Mnnoo-
ming on1 at &egieringstropper lite
maatte blipe ienot.til Chicago. &re<
iibenten ipare6e, at Ser lite Dar fom-
met nogen Mnmo0ning ON Gropper
til bant, og at ban i1tet Henote til
5agens Gnfeltbe0er, men at M a.
rDnnnes 6orb o lbsreg-
Ter for at opretb 0 I 3 e
Sop og Oroen ) a b Sc 0 g
piIoe be0blibe e at + ap e
+ ong bierteli 9 tie g o.
.fie.n6.eIie, ibet SO be n c
m "a a6lpbes og Orb e.
n EN- opretBo1 16es for en-.
bber Nris.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

S 4bin6ens 9iarte bofser Rier.
Iigbeoen lnngiont, men, ,1aor ben
fsrit er fulot l,obiflet, faI Ser meget
til at rpboe Sen bort. @pinoens
aierIigbeo er ben itarfeite, forbi oerr
nofser fig ftarf giennen Sio % ga-
ne Manoens ben ipageite, foroi
sen opIfaar guet og leberi gsl1et.
Otter Set Gngelife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
Rp genatDr for Connecticut.

&oneresuano for Go11nectieut Gra1,f
g. 8ranoegee er al 2egtslaturen
paIgt til Senator Hlatts gfterfplger
i Jorbunosienatet. Ser bar lnn-
gere STD baref rDeooloef" onsoo-
enoe galget, i6et Ser bar sflere &an-
biooter ,neo tolrige IilbRngere, Ben
bigtigite af 6en1 par 81 Gubernsr
Mc2ea1l ser oprin0elig bapbe lige
faa mango stelnnter iont 8ran6egee.
5Mominatione,t ifete sSreoag Morgen
SCI. 2 efter ct Nsebe, Der bop6e paret
i 12 elmer nreo 81 sslfftenlninger. q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Snobanoringen. 8or Neeooelelle
ltoite ltge ON en- forpentet flor S,1o.
ponoring bar piit fig at bore rigtig.
Ser anfom ii6lte @snoag til SEEM
Dorf oct itgrlte 9lntal Smn1igranter,
ser nogeriin6e er arriperet poa cit
enfelt Dag, nernltg 1909. Gor-
aorsinopanoringen iaar pil iaale0es
bl!pe ubpre ltor. Ser anfom / Ssn-
bags 10 itore Seeon6ampere, %
oeres @enneife=2o6nin9er frep Jig
melt fra Get ipolige europa.
@mbernbr 9apis af Hanama 3p-
nen, Der er angrebet al Molaria<6e-
beren, bar af fine 2eger faaet 0rore
til at pen0e tilbage til 5taterne.
5un6be6sbeienets 2e6er> 0berlt
@orgas, bor faaet Sr6re til nioler-
ti6tg at obertage bans Ylo6s, inotil
9abtS' @fterfsl9er, Sub. Magoon,
Tan obertage Soften. Dopis bar boz
ret ipg lpneere Sis, men bar Of
ilaaet at opgibe Stiuingen biotil al
GrDgt for, at bette piloe blipe miss
forltaaet al bans l1nbergipne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
spfftrne I spbbeit Afr ifa. De,

Spferne / G96beit Afr IT'D. Ser
bar Iangere 9io i11tet peret bert
ON GDifernes uGipiliiations- -arbei-
Sc" i Serrere 2anoet, Der ipnes at
fua ct iaa ubel6igt l16fal6. Sibife
uge tom Ser bog en- @eo6elelie on,
at 9Dfferne babbe liot ct fort Sab
nnoer ct 5anrmenftgo meo en- Ser
rere Stann1e / @onoiis 8iergene,
.ioet Ser foIot is spffere. De ssno-
lfgote bleD omii6er Taaet paa 6lngt
1neb et nlinore 9ab
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

l
eli Del, og set ,etop 6e pprlte al
benn, blipe Chicago, % oct befrpg=
tes, at Sc paa cit toruroli9e1tbe Gaa.
Sc pil forsge iSorbrpoeliernes Mntal
ct liolte l1ge al @mplopernes sls,
iociation mango @onge sientagc1
Joribg paa at faaSNilttnret tiIfalbt
bor msot en- beite11t Mobitonb al
Mopor 9unne og Sberiff 8orret. en
@enbenbelie pe6 en- &pnite til @ll,
perngr 0er,een berom afiIoges, UNDER
&enpisr1ing ill., at en- Mnn1ooning ON
5ropper fun fl1be efterfom1tes poo
oe rette @ebfon1nenoes = Moporel1
og sberiffens - ann1o6nine. @til,
lingen er fortpiplet; alle Barter itaar
ifarpt operfor binanoen, oe Oct frpg,
tes, at set per}te er tilboge.
Hreii0ent 9}ooiepelts Beisg Gbi-
cago Onsoag er frmentIig en- inoi,
refte Grmper paa De perIte llrolig.
beoer. @uorleoes Gineene piI no,
oif1e fig efter at gefseet er o4erltuaet
= ia Set er oer goo @runo til at
frpgte.
S slnleoning al benne streife, Ion,
for mango Tom ion ct 2pn fra en- flor
@i,nmel, tan oet life bore uben sss1l.
teresie at eipe ct 0nerblif ODER Mar-
logel1. 2en II. gsopbr. 1904 neo.
logbe ca. 5000 sfrRo6ere, hinheliee
os n1on6lige, 9lrbeibet paa @runo al
at s2otionaI @boleiaIc Sailors Ms{o=
ciation ,19gte0e at fornp aontrofte1
meo ltntonen. aontratten uolsb 5,
1. Morts 1905. 3 Tiger ienere for.
isgte ltnto11en at fon1me til en- 0per.
ensfo1nlt ueb at labe Striben afgisre
pe0 en- Gommerfomite, bpiltet afTo,
ges meo Ben @rtlerir19, at oe for
ifiellige E1a6ier par beiot tilfreosltil=
lenoe. @noel af oe itreifenoe
l1nionfolf tog nu 4rbelbe paa uaf=
6Gngise Garflteoer. meoens Sc, iou1
neobleb at itreife. 81 iam enifeoe oct,
lit beres StreifeunoeritstteIie. @n
9enDenoelie til .a1tifenes stsiociatton
ON Msiiltance afToges. 5srlt %
Eealnlters Soint Councils Msiiltonce
paafalotes treble @ong, peotoges Oct
at begplr0e cit 5pn1patbi= =Streite, %
Montgomerp, 8oro & Co., iom nor
ct af De 6ir1naer, ser bar in1pliceret
Streifen af II. geonbr., palgtes Jon
Set Tirlno, bpis a11ife Ifl,lbe goa poo
Spnpatbi= =Strejfen. Yrnlibent s. g.
Sbea Of sSr1ternationol 8rotberboob
Of Seolnlters erfl9rc0e, at Streifen
tffe pil6e ipre6e Jig til an6re 6irn1ae,
cno Aiontgomerp, @aro & So. Sr1io,
lertio itartebe5 Size employers Seanl.
ing &c., bbilfet tnoen lenee reiulte-
reOe /, at Union 2e6erne pebtog al
opbebe 5treifen inoo Montgonerp
@aro & So. fra "a. slpr. Da @uitent
after foriegte at faa oeres &laoiel
ttl6age bos oette 6irma, erflarebe
oette, at Sc &11lfe, lom bap6e opgipe1
oeres 8laoler 5. Ste Npril, Inn pilbe
blipe a11taget efterbaan6en ion1 Ser
6lep Glo0ler leoige og paa gilfaor
JONI gjalot for Oeres a,tore Suite
3ette bragte Sen I'LL iaa pololomn1e
&rile;; SEN 26. spril falotes Strejfe1
imoo Sc forifjellige Departement
Storer, 1togle @boleiale 5trmaer oe
@rpreis= oJ &pmpagnierne. Sbol
Get el1oer peb i1tgen af Earterne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

@nmane Straffelpbe er Sen ic-
mere 5ib 5lepet inbferte &inu.
8iifningsitroffe, er ioaleoes blepet
afifaffet, os Iangielsitraf meo
baarot slrbeioe er inofert / 5te6et.
hinge Gorbrp6ere bill blipe feporereoc
fra oe gamle, berbe6e 6orbrpoere og
bill faa l1noerbtsnine / ct eller o11=
oet &aanoberf, og Goneerne oil BIZ
be un6erbolot poa @egierineens 8e-
foft1ing, bbilfet life bi6til bar beret
Silfel6et. Set fremb9bes, at ST.
neierne bar lert MDtte11 af lettere
Stroffe al Mmerifa og De europeiffe
2an6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

BOT Groue, en- Omaha Grentprer,
Der for noget oper 4 9lar lioen op-
naae6e en6eI Notoritet beb at bort
fire @torTagteren @uoabps @sn, Ser
bIep Issfibbt meo $4,000, og ion
iioen 6a bar peret iporlslt forlbun>
Sen, bar / be ii6lte Gage otter bnret
paa Sale, i6et ban pll,0ielig in6.
fan0t Zig Smaba, fom in0 pan ct
Mpisfontor og erflareoe> at ban ag-
teoe at opergipe fig til 8olitiet, tage
bbao Straf ser bil6e blibe bom i0bmt
for @i6napper=Mfferen og 0erefter
lepe ct b96erligt 2ip. 5agen blep
mel6t til &olitiet, ser irniolertio lite
bi6tiI bar funnel faa fat 6en ce-
lebre @erre, og bans 8rooer> Ser er
Goloonpert Council 8lnffs, erfl9-
rer, at ban life bar let 8rooeren, og
at ban tror, at en- Gremme0 bar mo-
ret fig meo at perionificere Hat. slu.
tboriteterne er 11pisie on1 bborbi6t
be 1tuat oberfor en- Mpitififation.
gnoobp erfIerer, at bbts @i6noppe-
rem pirfelig fonmer / Eolitiets @pn-
Ser, ifal ban l1n6ergaa III, ful6e
Straf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

GEflufonslppeu ms6 &ineiere,
iom ita6ig boloes &roft, ifjsnt 6ens
@ploigbe6 ben9gtes af Sc tineiiife
gutbortteter, bil mulig in6en lenge
bltpe l1n6erfaltet Ell retslig Yrspe.
&inas Wi11iiter / @aibington bar
nemlig u6lte6t ct fortroligt Girf,1-
lore, bbori ban opfororer alle Sine
lere, ser er blepet ramte al 2oben og
l6pilte al 2on6et eller n9gte6e slos
gang til bette, til at i,10lenbe til bnm
olle 9ofume11ter peorerenoe beres
Gag, for iaa blot Sen er inotruffet
iioen Grfluiionslopens ltblsb 1894.
@eniigten er at ialnle Wiateriale til
en- &etslag moo II. g. for at, afgibre
Sc MI heltaae110e @rfluitonSlopes
@pl6igbe6. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

Gn frpgtelig sornaoo, iom folteoe
n1inoit 20 Menneifer 2ipet, ramte
8pe1 Marql,ette og Smegn /
@c&ebrion County, &anIas, beo
Mionat mellem Manoug og Sirs0ag.
Meite1 alle be Sn1fon1ne er 5fan6i-
naper, piitnof Spenifere, % blanot
Sc A Gilifa6efomne, lom nGpnes, er
l1geleoes 6lertollet sfan6inaber; So
er boar6t iaareoe. gn itor Del at
8pen Marquette er fulolten6ig jpp-
net me0 sSor6en, og set par ber, at
set ltgrlte Sab al Me,tnelfelip ir6.
traf. @n flor 8utif, tilb6ren6e Olaf
SIjon blep on16annet til Sigbus.
Storn1e1 tom al6eles 116en 8arleL
ober 8pen, 119lten alle Sssn6bpggere
bar @eng, og mango 6r9btes ! be-
res @epn; an6re baagneoe og fan6t
fig flernt fait-i &uiner, len1lRlte6e og
bls6en6e. Det bar ferit, % 0agen be-
gDnbte at grp, at BET par nl1ligt at
faa ct 8egreb ON l1lpffens rRbleIs-
fuIoe 9mfang. sll Torretnins lfdth.
Eieoe, og bpert Menneife 8pen tog
fat pda Me6nings sarbei6et Sra 2ano-
oiitrifterne spb for 8pen fom Ct
baIpt Dl,iin &ogne meo Dsoe % iaa-.
rebe tiI 8per1. Sra oe omliggenoe
BDer bleb Ser ie1l6t 2eger % anoen
nbobenoig Siplp.
MeHebrion County ligger lige !
|gerttret of @anfas % bbrer til sta-
tens frugtbareite Mgerbrugsb biltrih
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
6erbert y. Bomen, oe Jor. @ta-

@erbert 98. 8omeu, oe 5or. Sta-
ters 0iinilter til Gene5uelu, er /
Sirs6ags anfommen til 8aibington
9. g., bie1nfalot UNDER Sr6re for at
forlpare Jig moo meget graperenoe
8eifploninger, ser ct fremiot moo
bam / lt6enrigsninilteriet for MtS=
brug af lit @mbeoe. @pis 6isie 8e=
ifplbntnger er lar1oe, bil set blibe en-
al Sc perite 5fan6aIer 2anbets 81
plon1atiife @iitorie. 8otpen lelp poa<
ltaar, at Fan Iigger i11be me6 5tats-
be111meligbeoer, Ser pil forbapie Er=
blifunr naar ban offentliggigr Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12

$refbentens Sasttnr / COLORADO
enote ! 2brboes, 6a @ooiepelt og
bans Saetfslee Tom ribenbe i116 til
@lcntpooo Sprines. Ssnoag Mor-
gen begpn6te Gilbaeereiien berfra
oper 9enper, 6reemont, geeb., Sn1o>
bo, Clinton til Chicago, bpor Breii-
6enten aete6e at opboIoe fig fra
9nsoog Dei66ae til Nfibnot. Ser
fra if1lbe @eiien gaa pi6ere oper
8ittsburg til Baibineton, bportil
ban be,1tes at anfon1r,e Gre6og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
med Post % Ctltsraf.
(Hli<vesse ira.)

Sornabo / SHaboma. 8pe11 @np-
Der % flere an6re 8per Sflabona
ramtes Sns6ag gften oenne l1ge al
en- Sorna0o, iom anrettebe frpgtelige
26el9ggeller. 9a olIe SeIegraf,
TRADE er neoe, pibes @nfeltbeberne
enonu life; men ct @pgte forteller,
at flere @unbre6e Menneifer er om=
TONNE og iaare6e. gb Snbeie tom
en- MeooelelIe ON l1lpffen og 8sn on
@ielp til Sort @ortb, Eeras, oe
Sialpetren afien6tes itrofs.
Gn forfarbelis Sernbanenlpffe
inotraf inat peo @arrisburg, 8a., i
oct ct Easiagertr9n fra Berniplpo=
nia 2inten leb af 5poret og ronte to
Sragtbogne, labebe n1eo 9pnamit.
On frpstelig @tsploiion inotraf, iom
Gel9e al bbilfen so Herioner omfon1
og oper 100 iearebes. Nasfaeertrn=
net brn11bte, oe oct Dor lite ntuli9t
for @ebni11gsn1nnbene at fomme r,er
bet forulpfrbe 9rrr1 9eornere Sp=
lpsninger er e116n,1 lite fremfon1ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-05-12
&ongen al Safiens iraifilte @u=

&ongen al Satiens fraifilte SUI
ltru, Ser flpgtebe fra bam, neoens
bon enonn por &ronprins, og lo1n
li6el1 nn6er Napnet Mintognoie bar
opbol0t Jig / SStolien, far MI opnaaet
Sperensfotnit ne6 lin fruiftlte Mano
ongaoenoe 0eres Barn, ion &ongen
ii6e11 5filsn1isien bar 16gt at iette
fig / 8elto6elie af oels pe6 &ettens
9ielp, bels beb at bortfdre Set. Gor=
liget gaar 116 paa, at SEN fralfilte
@ronpriniesIe beboloer 8arnet ino-
til bi6ere, og at ser bliber betalt
benoe en- aorlig l1nberitettelie. @n6-
bi6ere faar bun Gillobelie til at ie
fine an6re 8grn af og til.
Gn 6nnbreaarsfeit. Sirs0ag oat
8 Mai bar set @unbreaarsoagen
for Sen itore tpite 9igter Scbtllers
Gs6. Dagen bIep feiret me6 itor
Ssiti6eligbe6 at 9pffere ale 9ar-
-6e, iarlig natl1rligbis Spiflano,
bpor Ser bol6tes Minoefeiter / iaa
at fige ollie 8per. S Berlin alene
feireoes Der 90 Setter, oen iterite al
|oisfe i 8erIins fongelige Sbeater
|un6er l1ninerfitetets 9luipicier og
aronpriniers Sorinbe. 9gida Der !
|2onoet io1nIebes &piferne til Minbe-
[feiter, iaaIeoes Minneiotos spil-
|ItngbDer i ben mellem bisie liggenoe
Como Sort, bbor Der nfTereoes en-
Hpgtig goffeI, paa bbilfen ffal op-
|'fti ||ittiIIles ct gcbilI Ter Monuntent, Ser bil
IhIibe oeoiceret s.. 10. Mopenrber
E
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
HELD IN STRAW BOND CASE.
Thomas F. Reynolds Arraigned Before Com
missioner shields-S3, 500 Bail.

Thomas F. Reynolds. the Harlem real estate
dealer and politician, who made a hard fight to
get the leadership of the 9th Assembly District,
was arrested yesterday by United States Off
ciaIs and arraigned before Commissioner Shields
on a charge of being implicated in a straw
hond" He was released on $500 cash BAH,
given by Mrs. Reynolds.
After the preliminary hearing Reynolds said
he would give $4,000 to any charity in the city
if the charges were proved. He says politics is
back of the charge
RevnoIds's arrest is the outcome of the arrest
of Ilovd Perry a lawyer, on last Wednesday
on a charge of subornation of perjury In an al
legged 5000 straw bond given for Julian Bash.
Rash was arrested, charged with using the mails
~ nrouoote an alleged fraudulent discretionary
pool.
"1his man Bash" Reynolds says, was
member of my political club. He got in trouple
spd tried to help him out. | was going 10
baya NV wife go on his bond. but he told her he
had obtained bail. l interested only as
ooIittcal leader would in such affairs.
During the heat of the fight for the leadership
In the 2Tth District. Deputy Police CoInrnls-
stoner McAvoy charged Reynolds with onerlng
10 Inf brokerage firm of L. c. Potter & Co., NO
36 wall-st two alleged forged notes worth 500
600 each purported to have been signed by MT
~oyles president of the Ansonie Trust Com
nnnv McAvoy said the Police Department was
investigating the affair. and that Cowles mad
nronounced the notes forgeries. They We're TO be
used as collateral IN the purchase OF interur6an
stock McAvoy said that Reynolds afterward
offered 81 900 to note brokers TO negotiate these
papers Reynolds entered general denial
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
BIG RAIDS OYER DOOLEf.
Schmittberger Descends on Seren
Resorts-Eighteen Prisoners.

Inspector Schmittberger last night again 49,
various dives over the head OF Captain pooleSt
the Tenderloin station. His men, lea % f'o-A~ ,
man Hummeu. arrested the proprietors OF se'es .
Raines law hotels as well the alleged propi..
tors of disorderly houses in the Tenderioih. -.
were charged with keeping and maintaining ~
orderly houses Sixteen women and two men loNL-
in the houses were charged with disordery eond"e.
The arrests were all made on warrants by Masps
trate Walsh at the jefferson Market court on ee.
dence obtained by detectives of the inspeeV-
staff. Neither Captain Dooley nor his men w.
aware OF the raiding until the call for wagons -
the arrival of the prisoners the station nouSe'
While the pedigrees were being taken lnspes,O
Schmttberger stood behind the desk, and LETT ..is
station without seeing the captain Captain DoVi''
then shut himself up IN his office . IN
The many wagons and state of excitement -xst -
West 30th-st led 10 report that the hsS bs the
being Taided This was heightened 4, % oSIscs
election of an intoxicated person from thAt mi
4 crowd gathered and gaped at The reSd reS9IdS seere
there was no disturbance. The hotels radssSg sissr
the Regent, In West 2Sth-st, and the NaN'
Square and the Medallion. in eth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26

Jones as great on the sea as Washington hdu
been on the land He then described his search
and it's final success, omitting no detail
General Appleton said. after highly praisins
the character and attainments OF General
Porter:
1 was informed only last week that move
ment has been started to endeavor TO in1uence
this society to vote at the next national meet
ing favorably TO the appointment by congress
OF September % as Paul Jones Day. with the
the limited States Navy in particular, celebrate
that day AS England has her Trafalgar day,
1t will be maintained that the United states
should have Paul Jones Day
Following the address of General Appleton
the Rev. DR.. Waters spoke in praise of the min
istry, saying in part:
We are living In an age of peril. If this re-
public is to endure, the Christian conscience must
reassert itself in both our politics and our COM
merce. AS Josiah Strong said; Inere IS saiC
enough to save the nation from corruption, but
il is barreed up in the churches That salt
is needed to save politics and business from
II IS not King George this time, King
Cotton it is King Boss King George disenfran-
chised the poor; King Cotton made serfs out OF
the black people; but the boss enslaVes all or
tho DeonIe No man be a candidate until
he first puts the collar. And he by his con-
troll of all nominations, takes from all the right
of franchise. -
bean hound hand and foot while they slept
r,ba re
+ba truth are crying out In the wilderness There
fs Ia Foette in Wisconsin; Folk, in Missouri;
Weaver in Philadelphia; Jerome, IN New-York.
Tben there is THAI foe of the boss. greater than
an, 7 h;.ye mentioned who just out of college
racsaived his baptism of fire in this war for the
naorIa against the boss at Albany; who for
p.eppty Years in city, State and national politics
baS Won his every fight by appealing to the
ann,a over the head of the machine;' the
PtnTn the bosses buried in the second place, but
toTn the providence of Gcd and the people
nJa Nrst refer to the greatest man in the
oId to-day the man who by the grace of God
ma the people is our ruler and the greatest
tnIa liz since Lincoln-Theodore Roosevelt Presi-
dent of the United states
NTTba menu follows:
A FIuItres Lynntaven.
Potage.
peprer pot Pennsylvanienne
'oEuVreS
-. olives Cslsri Amandes Ssless
Ra"S
TlIraan de kInghsh la BaVaTose.
Salade de tomates.
Entree-
G,oauies de volatile Arehiduc
piece de resistance
Eilat de boeuf pque. sauce aux ehalpl gons frsis.
de terre. sautees en- auATtefes
Harlcots panaehes.
Sorbet de fantaisie.
Gibier.
perdreaux rotis en- casserole.
Salade de saison-
Entrenets de doucsur-
Claces sssort!es.
Petits fours "a. Frai's'
Moet & Chandon champagne.
White Seal.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
KILLS SURGEON.
Sightseeing Machine Smoshes Amb"-
Lance-Patient Injured.

Dr. Clarence Barlow, Roosevelt Hospital
surgeon was killed at early hour this morn
ing. when his ambulance bearing patient Mrs
Maggie Brown, to Bellevue Hospital was run
into by sightseeing automobile OF the Park
Carriage Company. DIR. Barlow was thrown to
the pavement and died short time after his ar
rival at Bellevue Hospital Mrs. Brown not
seriously injured, but greatly shocked.
The driver of the automobile, Edward Mccall,
was not arrested. as the driver of the ambu-
lance, George Hardy, said it was not the fault
of Mccall, as the ambulance going at great
speed
There were passengers i'll the automobile.
1t was going up 5th-ave. within the legal speed
when the ambulance crashed into it. The entire
side of the ambulance caved in, and DR..
Barlow was thrown from his seat to the street.
An ambulance was quickly summoned from the
New-York Hospital, but before the arrival of
Dr. Burroughs the patient and DR.. Barlow were
removed to Bellevue Hospital, where the latter
died a few moments after his arrival.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
GIVE DINNER FOR FIALA.
Explorer and Two Companions Guests of
Arctic Club.

Anthony FTala the Arctic explorer, and two of
his companions who were lost with him IN the
Polar regions were the guests last night at din
ner held under the auspices of the Arctic Club at
the Areiana No. West S4th-st. Seventy five
persons sat down at the table shortly after Z
o'clock
Among those present were Amos Bonsall. the
oldest and only survivor of the DIR. f. K. Kane
expedition. 1851 Colonel D. l. Brainard, u. S A;
Sergeant Francis Long and Hospital Steward H.
Biederbick. of the Greeley expedition 1SS1-s4; A.
Fiaa. r. ". Porter and F. Long, Of the ziegler
Polar expedition; w. 5. Camp commander of the
Ziegler relief expedition; DIR. T. A. Cook DIR
Keely, Langdon Gibson, A. Operti, R. w. Porter
and H Bridgman. of, Peary expeditions; Captain
Berner of the Bernier Canadian expedition. and
DR.. F. A. Cook, of the Belgian Antarctic expedi-
ton. The speakers of the evening Captain
b. S. Osborn Amos Bonsall, Captain J. G. Bernier
Justice Gaynor, DR.. F. A Cook A. Fiala r W
Porter. w. S. Champ Captain Smith and Captain
Z. n Cole.