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New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
ACTRESSES RETURN FROM EUROPE.

Nhicl arrived last evening from Southampton,
came Miss Edna May. an actress, Mrs. Fernandez.
u4e plas broker, and Miss Bijou Fernandez
Miss Katherine Dealey. Miss Blanche Walsh and
Ions NstAersole well known in the theatrical
Narid; Eooert "a 8liiibank Mr. and Mrs. Walker
srai'= and MTs James I. Breese.
A-ss Eana May, VINO was met by a crowd 0f
friends. iaE teeu abroad since Nav Z. She said
li4l SHE had been working nard studying her part
IN The Catch ~ ehe Season" in which she is TO
S1en ~ Days IN September 4. The company will
- - ti-is side july -. Miss May said that
sae |vI.S hurry 10 he horle in Altoona Penn, TO
SURPRISE saer p-otAer Then" she said Il viii 90
ton.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CALUMET STRIKES REEF.
Mr. Em9ry's Yacht Finds Hidden
Rocks an the st. LazCrence.
LBY rELEaRAPH ro rHE rR1nrNE.l


Thousand Island PARK, N Y. July S-The steam
yacht Calumet, belonging to Charles Emory the
NewRork tobacco man, went ashore on a shoal
near Coral Island. above Grtndstone Island in the
st. Lawrence River. this morning.
The yacht, with Mr. Emory, his wife and party
OF New-York friends, going toward the Ca
madam shore when she struck hidden rock and
careened until water the rail.
A wild ensued, and with great difficulty
the crew prevented some Of the frightened guests
from Jumping into the water. Frantic efforts were
made TO lower the Hfeboats. but on account of the
position of the boat, which lay side, all
deavors were useless. Finally the boat slid of the
rock. Investigation showed that there was i'm
mediate danger, and with all haste the Calumet
taken back to Mr.. Emory's drydock on his
island.
in these waters, having cost somewhat under $780,,
OO0 She is lOJ feet long and carries a Of sew
euteen men Her steel plates the port side We're
broken and the inner huh damaged by the crush
ing blow. The boat going at d speed of eigh-
teen miles hour the time of the accident and
was under the command of Captain ". s Sawyer,
OF work and Cape COD.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
READY 70 Cliff THE LiD.o

Miss Fay Ter 2.eton will take her place in Lift
ing the / a at the New Amsterdam Aerial The
atre tomorrow evening, playing the character role
of Mathilde Margartini, the fashionable dressmRk-
er which Corinne has filled since Miss Templeton
wasScompeled to retire from rehearsals by throat
trouble week before the production opened in
June Miss Templeton was forced TO undergo an
operation. from which she mas now completely re-
covered and she will return 10 the stage to-mor-
row evening completely restored in health and
voice ana ia better physical condition than IN three
years. .t-- - t,.o- .,,,-,.
ing herself 10 a very eXacuns course IN phySlcai
mi
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
MEMORIAL SUGGESTED FOR MIR. HAY.
Cleveland Admirers May Erect College
Building if Family Consents.

lBT TEIEGRAFH THE TKIBUNE-1
Cleveland July S-If the family of John Hay will
consent Cleveland admirers of the dead statesman
may start a fund for memorial to him or may
contribute the entire necessary amount themselves
The memorial if built. may take the form OF a
shaft or monument the Hay lot in Lake View
Cemetery. or it may be new building at the West
ern Reserve University named after Mr. Hay The
suggestion has not extended to details.
AT the proper time the family will be approached
regarding the project There is some doubt IN the
minds of the men interested whether Mrs. Hay will
give her consent.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

Should be read DAILY interested changes
umef
Foreign mails for the week ending July IS 1908 VIII
ciose promptly IN ali General Post1ce
Iollows- Registered Nails
General Pcsrofice earlier closing
sho"n below PaTces-POst Mails for Germany close
D p n July 20. II and 70
farcelsFost Mails for Great Britain and Ireland
dspatched ny the White star Line Wednesdays and
Oy Tie American Line Saturdays An additional dis
patcn s made BY the Cunard Line Cunard steamer
sas on saturday later than the American Line steamer
me same day The Parces-Post mails close hour
before the regular mails
Parcels-Post Mail for Barbados
Ireland CANNOT be registered.
regular and supplementary mails close foreign
uou tcorner OF West and Morton stsl half
taan closing time below supplementary
mails Tor Europe. ard for America Colon,
close one hour -aLer az EaraLgl starionL
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
FOURTH INJURY BECOMES A PRIEST.
Three Brothers, Clergymen, Present at His
Ordination at Woodstock

Another brother Of Thomas II. Mulry, the
wealthy phLantnropist has entered the priesthood,
heng the fourth member Of this family TO embrace
this life. Like the others, he has become Jesuit.
He is the Rev. Joseph Mulry, S J., ordained last
week at the Jesuit institution at Woodstock, Md.
His ordination has been the means Of bringing
about A reunion Of the family. which is being held
al Mr. Mulry's home. One brother, the Rev. Pat
rick F X Mulry, S. J., now superior, came from
the West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
THERON s. COPELAND.

Ex-Police Captain Theron S Copeland died on
Friday AT his home AT No. "a Barrow-st. He was
seventy-four years old and veteran of the Civil
War. where he fought, after giving up his place
the force. He returned 10 New-York and
sumed his position holding it until 1903. when he
tired after having completed forty-six years ser
VIC During the period only four charges were
preferred against him. and these We're only trivial
He born in New-YOrk, and lived his whole
lie in the Ninth Ward. He had fifteen children.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

suddenly P9ganteo HIS 6s5 on Soy July s.
funeral hereafter.
cAxroR-on July : Jacob Cantor Funeral private
sunday, the residence OF his son. No 4 taF1eld
Place Brooklyn
CoPEI.AND-Fr Friday. July :. 1905. CAPTAIN Theron s.
his late residence. No. "a Barrow-st sunday arter-
nf f favstt sTi POST No 40 Department OF NewYors
G A Veterans list Regimen n O. ~ T., T., ana and
vited. Interrneut at Greenwood Cemetery
Bedford ford a 5 T T5ts5 5ra e2Fi .efTice Res5 a3 S.
Howard Slshnan5 aSea % seen sth and 9Th aves
Monday morning. July 10TH at 10 o'clock
DONNEILY-On Friday. July 7, William DonneIy, aged
Y Funeral services so az st Ess Fs ks FER
race. Fiat6ush. Monday July TO- at p m
E1LIOTT-At salzschirf Germany. July 8 William I.
Elliott Notice of funeral later Baltimore papers
please copy
c;TBB-suddenIy in Paris on Friday June 16 Howard.
son Of John and Harriet Basdon Glib the 50th
g5a R fnneral services at the church Ascension,
5th-ave and 10th-st, New-1ork on luesday' Ioy L.
at II O'Clock a N. Interrnent private
KINGsBURY-on July = 1905. George Poneroy Kings.
bury Funeral services ar his late residence No 1873
West asd-st Monday. July TO- at 1870 p n
MI-RRAY-On Friday. July :. James H. beloved hus-
t-n.rai services al mis- residence No % Central
New Brighton staten 9 ls1nq wbpehsIs Gn i:4
Veterans OF 23d Regiment. Brooklyn. and members OF
St-4 ~ S' speciai trolley at ST. George Interment
private. kindly omit flowers
P1ERCE-In Brooklyn. Friday. July . 1905 James p
~ fIneral AZ his residence. No Montague Ter
race Brooklyn n y on on N AonaS IaY t Cbars a. F o
ror1eos church Monday morning Interrnent private
roNRY-At No AZ President-st south BROOKLYN James
II Tonry beloved husband OF Kate T. Dewitt Fuhers'
Tuesday, July II. az D. m
yyHELF.N-on Friday July I, Mary whelen Funeral
from her late residence, No 140 Dean-st. Brooklyn
sunday. $50 p n
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OfciaI Record and Forecast.-N ashington July s.
The Western Of high pressure Is moving south"aTd
along the Rocky Mountains It's crest
having reached Eastern Colorado Otherwise the pressure
distribution changed materially in the las;
twenty four hours The number OF transforms in Eastern
and Southern Saturday was less than
evouz dav of the Practically fell n the
Fa-, cur stare= heavy fell in Northern Texas
louisiana and Oklahoma and moderate showers
r Kaneas southern Nebraska Eastern Iowa and Western
II : decidedly the middle and southern Rocky
mountain region Kansas and Nebraska The ind'-
cations are for continued showey weather east q the
N5si-s,pps sunday Atlantic Coast districts and
The lake region Monday
The advance the Western area OF high pressure viii
trfna the showery period close IN the Mississippi
,-.ra,, sunday night and Gulf States Monday.
Tf,eb temperatures continue Sunday and Monday IN
Eastern districts.
I'VE winds along Atlantic Coast viii BE- gnt south
1 an me East Ciulr light variable the
fresh south the
1-s stf southwest the lakes fresh north to
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
ORDER FOR MERCHANTS TRUST CO.

Albany. JEIy S-The New-York Trust Company
and Douglas Robinson, receivers OF the Mer-
chants Trust Company, OF New-York. obtained
from Justice Hashrouek to-day an order permit
ting them TO sell SS61 900 in consolidated first mort
gage per cent bonds of the Hudson Valley Hail-
way Company and 81. .lo0Ooo in the stock of that
company. This order puts an end TO a syndicate
agreement which would have expired until
March l. 1906. through which the bankrupt trust
company came into possession OF the stock and
bonds Of the Hudson Valley R~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AcToR p r Muncey OF Los Angeles Cal.
BELYEDERE-L. salenann, of St Petersburg ISI
BRESLIN-J z Cope-Morton, OF Phlladelphla-
NJ T7STTJ AVENUE-James W. Wardrop, OF Provl-
dence: Prince Albert RadziwiIl of MontSeTey'
Nextco HOLLAND HOUSE-James c. Horn
blower Of Washing gton. IMPERIAI4-Frofess X
s Woodruff Of Trenton. SAN REGIS-Fercy
Gellbb of Glen Cove Long Island VICTORIA
. percy Wilcox. OF Philadelphia WALDORF
ASTORIA-CharleE J. Glidden, OF Boston
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CIRCUS SPECTATOR KILLED.
Storm Wrecks Tents-Menagerie Takes to
the Hills
Inr TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuSE.l

Warwick. n. Y. July S-A storm struck the
tents of the Sawtelle & Welch Bros. circus
at Warwick n. Y, and killed man. II
tore down tn, uletidgerie tent tipped Cv-- the
animal cages and allowed the big lion. several
monkeys and a leopard 10 escape. The lion was
soon captured. but The monkeys and leopard
capped to the mountains back OF Greenwood
Lake
Three thousand people in the tents escaped
without harm except for the wetting by the
rain. Cool headed people prevented panic.
The man killed was Solomon Cohen, OF EImira,
who was travelling with the show selling candy
His back was broken by big wagon containing
the nylghaus falling him.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
AUTHOR OF WAR SONG DEAD,

Manchester. " H, July &-Walter klttrldst
poet and author Of .'Tenting the Old Camp
Ground died AT his home at Reeds Ferry, to-
dav Death was the result of infrmities due 10
old age Mr. kittridge leaves a widow and one
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
ilR. tlITcHcock - suMMgR noME.

=. ~-oln y Fl, July Sc A Hitchcock. Secretary
- Is Interior arrived here from Washington AT
n CLOCK tonight, and Was driven 10 his
hi, 'o'ne ia this towa. Secretary Hitchcock was
honpanied, the other members Of his family
-s arrived here several days ago
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
GOVERNOR AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga n Y July S-Governor Higgins. ac-
COMMANDED by y V V. Franchot, arrived at the
Grand Union Hotel this afternoon He viii return
to Albany Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

.y,s, ten,perature yesterday s5 Degrees lowest q
rsx. "a average temperature corresponens aate a. a.
1aar 70. average temperature Correspondents aAse I
twenty-five years. IL
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
CEAU. .TERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

60 o1,,,, accessible by Harlem trains Grand
tral station Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and
t,, carriage Sl25 Telephone t4sS5 GrameFcyl
for Book or Views representative
" once 20 East e3rd St. \. z City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
JuLIET's HOUSE AT VERONA SOLD.

Verona July S-The house in which Juliet is
said 10 have lived has been sold auction. The
bidding began 81 DO. and the house was finally
bought in by the city of Verona for s. 500
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
USHERTAKERS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d St
s3d St Stephen Merritt Ernbg INST Ter 11-f Cheisea
Rev Stephen Merritt. the world wids-known
erSer. only place OF business sth-ave and 18th
St largest IN the world. Tel i24 and i25 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

REAL ESTATE IMPROVEMENTS
s.. covered each day by The -sbune's
e.. .s"s which also gives transfers. s-actions nsg-t
- penaeas, liens. etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
Religious Notices.
20 cents per line

SPECIAL. SERVICE FOR members OF the National Etr-
Convention their frierds Gym
nasuu, % Columbia University, II a sunday. July
o Preacher. Rev. LYMAN AbfCr-r. =, D. Asstc
under direction OF r II Warren Tue genera DnnA.e
viii be adualitad i0.os.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

DO YoU GIVE CREDIT
Rend The Tribunes daily complete list OF Judgments
And satisfied Judgments
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Special Notices.
Tribune subscripti0n Rates.

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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

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t,cas, for Special L0caliiies.-FOr New England

showers and thunderstorms today and Monday; not 80
vys -rn- fresh southwest 20 south winds
r. eastern Nevv-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
- .ps r,elavyare scattered and thunder
st--rns 70 la ana Monday light south winds
xfar-Sand 0f Columbia ard virginia
.ssioysI showers thunderstorms to-day ana Mon
day, light south winds . aud ,,oia- % 5s,.
-.ar5ax fair light southwest winds 49,
-t1r western NeH-YOfk faT to-day ana Aohuay' hBut
southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09


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-. -t weather Bureau shows the changes IN the tenn
-. sor ,bs last tNenty-four hours, in comparison
Win the corresponding cate OF last year
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-01-22


Chldren off,
and Children'S 10 a l-3 off,
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
NO MORE DANGER HERE
OF HIGH COAL PRICES
Pretty Nearly Ali Consumers Have Laid
In or Ordered Winters
Supply.

I'VE do not anticipate any increase in
the price of anthracite coal in Wash
ingtcn in the coming winter Local coal
consumers appear to have needed the
warning of a probable coal famine, and
have laid, or are now laying, in a sup
ply of coal for the winters USE
3 This statement was made by a promi
nent coal dealer today.
He added that the advance in the price
of bituminous coal announced by
Pittsburg coal company, would have no
material bearing on the local situation.
Little bituminous coal is used in Wash
ington.
Even If the price of that quality
should increase. the rise Is not expected
for some time Since nearly every con-
sumner has contracted for his supply Of
coal for the winter, the advance in price
would not be felt, locally, to great ex-
tent.
The coal trade in Washington has
been exceptionally brisk in the last
month.
But while local dealers are rush ID
with orders little difficulty Is expe-
rienced in getting an ample supply, be
cause the railroads. realizing the fact
that later on the bulk of their freight
will be in moving farm products, are
shipping coal fast.
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
Fights to Haze Bride
Released From Prison
Brothers Kidnapped Her and Sent Her to
BlOominqdaIe After the We'd
ding Ceremony.

asylum as the result of a conspiracy on
the part of her brothers.
Mrs. Reid was not produced in court
and her husband did not have a glimpse
of her.
Reporters, however. learned that she
was in a closed carriage from Blooming
dale, which was standing a block from
the courthouse, but when they ap-
preached the carriage a man jumped on
the box beside the coachman and order
ed the horses whipped up, and whirled
away toward BlOomingdale Asylum.
The attorney for Mr.. Reid raised the
point that Mrs. Reeid had been commit
ted to Bloomingdale without notice be-
ing served on h%f, and had been COM
-nitted for life ia violation Of the laws
of the State and the Constitution of the
United States.
1t was evident during the arguments
that the three DelanO brothers intended
to fight to have their sister kept in the
asylum
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
PRE- EACHER FO|LS
MASKED ROBBERS
Prevents LOOting of Bank
in Kentucky.
CITIZENS WERE AWAKENED
Gang Gives Battle to Posse in
Kentucky - Men Wore
Masks.
CITIZENS WERE AWAKENED

GRAYSON. Ky, Nov. 1.-The Bank of
Willard. in this county, was broken into
about o'clock this morning and would
have been robbed but for the bravery
of the Rev James Wtlloughby.
Many citizens were awakened by a
terrific explosion and among them was
Mr. Willoughby. With several friends
ne hurried across from his room to the
bank building and saw two men, wear
ing masks, standing in front of the
building and four others running out.
Mr.. Willoughby opened fire, shooting
In the ai-. and the robbers escaped in
the darkness, after a posse had chased
them half an hour.
A report from Riverton, KY, says the
robbers were surrounded in the woods
near Willard by a second posse and in
a pitched battle two of the robbers
were mortally shot. One of them gave
his name as @. z. Smith of Plum street,
Cincinnati Ohio. and the other as J. W.
Wood, of Vincennes. Ind.
The safe of the bank was blown open
and the front Of the building was badly
damaged bat while several thousand
dollars were exposed to view, none of
the money had been touched.
IT is believed the robbers recognized
Mr. Willoughby. for his shots were not
returned. He is very popular in the
mountains and is noted for his bravery
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
Adams Wife Wants Him
To Leave Ideal for Her
Willing to Forgive ChangeabIe Parson for
Abandoning Her and Family for Fair
"MystiC Soul" From Baltimore.

for them she said 1T is hard. cruel.
but l must not speak against him.
Mrs. Adams was asked If she had read
the effusions written by her husband
and published in various periodicals, I'm
which he fOndly refers to his Baltimore
love as the mystic soul"
Il have heard of it, she said, but !
cannot talk about 1t"
Gone Over Three Years.
The last time Mrs. Adams saw her
husband was on August 19, 1902, the
day before he elOped with Miss Desch.
Adams, who had met the girl in his
travels over the country shortly before
he renounced the Episcopalian faith, in
troduced her to his wife In their New
York home. Mrs. Adams, becoming
suspicious, told her husband she had
misgivings over the attention he was
showing the girI.
"Oh, she's just a good. innocent girl. -
he replied. There is nothing wrong"
Mrs. Adams demonstrated with Adams
when she found him caressing Miss
Desch. and he chided her for her Jeal-
ousy."
Il did not speak GROSSLY to him." she
said. 4 only thought he ought not
pay this strange girl 50 much attention
When I reproved him he left me"
Asked If she would prosecute her hus-
band on a bigamy charge for having,
it is reported, married Miss Desch, Mrs.
Adams replied:
7 have not received any evidence of
it. I have only read Of it in the papers.
l cannot believe It,"
Mrs. Adams has been urged by her
close friends to have her husband pun
ished. but has thus far taken no steps:
and, judging by her attitude, she will
not
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
BROTHER FEUDISTS AT
ODDS IN KENTUCKY
"Ed" and "Sam" Callahan Quarrel, and
Each Is BarIicaded in
Home

OWINGSVILLE. KY. Nov. I.-Relia-
bic news from BTeathitt county states
that Ed" and Sam" Callahan, broth
ers, who became notorious as leaders in
the Hargs feudal factions two years
ago, have quarreled over a business
partnership and exchanged shots. They
have barricaded themselves in their
homes and are waiting for shots at each
other.
Each brother has a considerable fol-
lowing, and friends are going 70 them.
Ed Callahan was Breathitt county
sheriff when DR.. Cox, James Cockreu.
ond lanes Marcum were assassinated
hi is charged, by the Hargis faction,
three years ago
The Washington times., 1905-11-01
THE WASHINGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1. 1905.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y, Nov. l.
Albert Dean Reid. who has been seek
ing to haye his bride of six days re-
leased from Bloomingdale Asylum.
where she was taken by her three
brothers. Victor, Frederick. and Clar-
ence Delano. after they had kidnapped
her the day following her maria ge,
will. under>a decision of Judge Platt.
have to fight in court for her freedom.
Mr. Reid asked for a writ to have his
bride brought into court on the ground
that she was illegally imprisoned Judge
Plat, after hearing the arguments. de-
cided to have testimony submitted to
him at White Plains on November {
as to the condition Of mind OF Mrs.
Reid. Evidence will be submitted at
that time to show that Mrs. Reid is
not insane. but that she is held in the