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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
~ TELEeRAPH 90 THN TRIBUNE

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE.l
Chicago July 15-The wheat market halted on
It's downward course to-day and enjoyed the nov
city of a slight advance. There was considerab bic
covering of short wheat on reports from the
Northwest Of temperatures much too high for the
good of the growing spring wheat On the other
hand there was an estimate by usually well
Informed authority at Duluth of a probable yield
of about Us 100000 bushels for the three States At
the close prices were Ac higher than they were
yesterday afternoon. Offerings of corn were light.
and with prospectively small receipts for the re-
nainder of the month the market advanced sharply
on a moderate amount of business The oats mar
helped by the strength of the other grains,
and provisions ruled firmer, in sympathy with bet
ter prices for hogs.
Rain in the Northwest in the last twenty-four
hours, causing fears for the spring wheat crop,
created a demand for wheat at the opening at
from &c to re above yesterdays close. The open
ing furry soon subsided a more hopeful view Of
the situation, but the market remained firm. Local
receipts were SS cars. of which 45 were No. red.
Estimate for Monday. 81 July closed at S57sc:
the highest S715c and the lowest S6ltc. After
selling as high S4a4c and low as S3zsc. Sep
tember closed at 84l4c.
The market for corn started firm at advances of
from 1sc to &c over yesterdays closing prices Re
ports showed country acceptances continuing light,
with prospects OF small arrivals in the near future
Offerings in the pit light, and the market was
bid up without much corn being let go. Local re-
cepts were 298 cars and shipments 16S0OO bushels.
5Sc closing at 5714c; September closed at 55I5c
555sc the highest 5594c 557sc and the low
est 647sc to 55c.
Business in the oats pit entirely local and of
a scalping character Trading light the mar
ket being featureless Prices held steady. in sym
pathy with wheat Receipts were I25 cars with 10
cars estimated for Monday. Shipments, sZ7 600
bushels After selling high as 32ltc and as low
32c, July closed at 32isc 10 32hc. The range of
September from SO14c down to SOl4c closing at
30kc to S0kc.
Provisions showed good gains in the last week.
There liquidation by long holders in the
earlier sessions and losses occurred in prices but
these restored later. The hog receipts for
the last few days have not come up to expecta-
lions, and prices at the yards consequently showed
gains, causing of the timid shorts 10
cover thus forcing prices up The trade to-day
was OF fairly good proportions prices ruling strong
around the high point on covering by shorts. Sep
tember pork sold from $2 s7 up to $15 90 and eased
off to $2 50 to $12 971s; September lard sold from
81 % up to 81 30 and eased off TO s. 271s September
ribs sold from 81 S71k up 10 81 s21a. Hog receipts
were 1000 head. and prices at the yards lOc
higher.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
HOLD JEWELS FOR BILL.
Coroner Insists That Cost of Raising
N0rmandie Be Paid.

Coroner Russell Of Tarrytown learned yester-
day that Captain Larsen of the steamship Volund
for whose arrest he had issued a warrant was
not in charge of the vessel when she ran down
the yacht Normandie of Dobbs Ferry last Tues
day night, and he postponed the inquest, which
was to have been held tomorrow. until the fol-
lowing day. that subpoena might be served on
the first officer Of the steamship
The coroner had J. E. Greene and John A Rudd
before him yesterday. He wanted Mr.. Greene,
who was guest on the yacht to pay the ex-
pense OF raising the wrecked vessel but the latter
said he desired TO talk the matter over with the
members Of the Dodge family.
Mr.. Greene's watch was saved from the wreck
The coroner is baving it repaired and says he will
retain possession of that. the diamond rings found
IN Miss Gladys Dodge, one of the victims of the
disaster, and the watch Of Engineer Oracle an
other victim until he gets receipted bill from
tbs Merritt-Chapman company. which raised the
wreck.
The diamonds said by the coroner TO be
worth fully $1,000. Besides the rings, Miss Dodge
watch. said to be worth $500, is also in the pos
session of the coroner.
The body Of Miss Dodge was taken to New
York by her brother last night, and the body Of
Captain Storms. the third victim. has been taken
to Hyde Park by his The engineers body is
still at Yonkers. where it came ashore and was
removed to an undertakers establishment.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

TjverDoo Julv 15Arrived steamer Florence Cr) Barr
NaU-York for Manchester; led. steamer CaInpanls
(Br) Pritchard, New-York via Queenstown -.
London July 15-Sailed. steamer Mesaoa tBT)' Iuoo'
Pl1,nontb july Is 1:s4 rn-Arrved. steamer New
York, Roberts New-H ork Tor ChsToouIs anu oOu0H
ampton land proceededD. - n,
GLASGOW July 16-saiIed steamer Caledonia (Br) Bax-
Queenstown july Is sos u-Arrived steamer Umbria
CBrl stephens New-York for Liverpool tand pro
swansea July 14-sailed steamer Brooklyn City CBr).
DnTnef Head july i4-Passed steamer Louisiana DAM
Andersen New York for Copenhagen
lizard July 10 1880 ul-Passed steamer NeW-4ork
Roberts, New-York for Plymouth Cheroourg ana
Bouiogne' July H. 10 p m-Arrived steamer NOordaul
Dutch Bonjer. New-YoTk for Rotterdam tand pro
C,eTbourg July 10 $40 m-Arrived Bluecher
CCfer- Reessng New-YCrk via Plymouth for Ham
Plymouth for Bremen tand both proceeded
FIavre July 15 m-Sailed. steamer La Lorraine ttrl
Aiix, New-TOrk.
BoreH New-York. -, -,
head New-York- -
Rotterdam. July 1SSailed. steamer Elise MArls te'
Siege New-York. =,
Genoa July Il-Arrved steamer Sardegna Qtalh Parodi
New-York. -, n
Trieste July 1O-Arrtved. steamer Himera tBr Pye'
New-York Alg and Venice.
Sasres July 14-Passed Mashona tr) Purcell
NeW-Yorx for Madras and Calcutta; Sic'han Prince
On Clardhe Nevy-York for Naples and Palermo
S-ArriVed, steamer CTiken (NoF), Eecer-
SEN Barcelona New-Tork-
Hong Kong July 1oArrlNec preVlouslS. steamer 'tls
hall Clrl Milne, New-York via St Vincent c v and
Port NafaI
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
LION CLAWS BONAVITA.
Trainer Has WOund Bound Up and
Continues Act.

Captain Jack Bonavita, who trains the animals
in Bostock's animal show at Dreamland, was
badly clawed by one OF the lions in the perform
ance last night. but pluckily went with the
act, after having the wound bound up. The
huge lion, Emperor, and two other lions began
to fight. After some difficulty Bonavita sepa-
rated them. and two of the lions went through
their act. Emperor, however. refused, when
commanded, to stand up on his hind feet. Bona
vita at last succeeded in making him do the
trick. but he approached the lion. Emperor
caught him with his claws and tore big cash
in his hand.
The blood flowed freely. but Bonavita did not
loose his nerve. He went to the side Of the
cage. where his wife always keeps bandages
ready for accident Sticking his hand
through the bar while IN assistant bound up his
hand Bonavita still held the lions in control by
his presence Then he returned to centre and
put every lion through his PAGES.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

ana at bth-ave and l9th-st, advertise their annual
midsu7p"~ clearance sale of women's outing and
oresS -ilt--. They a=e made OF tan dul black ana
IEtteht leather. and Of white canvas and buckskin
Inc Stylfs include Venus wa king pumps Gibson
Ties. buchers and plain oxfords
STERN BROTHERS, West 23d-st are orfar,r.
for tomorrow women's taior-made walking suits
Of cheyiots, Panamas and taffeta silks also of
shepherd plads plain and check canvas check
silks and RaJah and plain tafretas They are offer
ing women's waists and blouses Of lawn in ss,,
erai different patterns, and lace trimmed in
different designs They are also showing a varI-
ETY. OF misses ana girls apparel including shirt
waist dresses. linen suits, guimpe dresses and
full line OF hosiery.
THE SIMPSON-CRAWFORD COMPANY at
6th-ave. and 2Oth-st.. is Offering wide assortment
of muslin underwear The list includes corset
covers. drawers Of nainsook. cambria nghtgowns.
skirts and petticoats and chemises They also have
chiloren's underwear, gngham aprons. and creepers
for the baby. In the shoe department they are
selling out their stock in order TO make room for
the stock of dealer which they win intro
duce soon.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chica go. July 5--CATTLE-ReCeipts. 500 head mar
kst steady. good prime steers SS 5O1$6; poor %
uedlum So 1858 So stOCkers ard feeders s. TO9S 81
cows 81 5OdS4 70. hefers s. 25S5 i5 Gamers 81 90
50 so: bulls SeGSt calves. S3GS6 20: Texas FED ses
S4QS5. HCGS-Receipts. 5000 head: market t0c hgaes
mixed butchers S. 7OS5 g.; good choice hsavy
IS TOf$5 go rough heavy s. S5S5 60. lght s. 65S5
bulk Of sales s. 65QS5 s. SHEEFRece pts 2oOe hese
market steady. good choice wethers s. p ass 5 '
TO choice uiVed. 81 75GS5 20 native larnCs. S5Sl >
East Buffalo. July 5--CATTLE-Receipts. 525 hese
dull prime s. 50QS5 So; shipping steers S5Ss
butchers, 81 S5S5 10 heifers. IS 25dS5 s. 20
Receipts 100 head; SOW. sc lower. S59S5 HO5S-Ra
oeiTts 500 head fairly active and steady heavy nike
Workers pigs. S6GS6 -. roughs 81 SOSJ 70. sta
$5GS3 so; dafies. S6t2$6 %. SHEEP AND LAMBS
Rsce pts $50 head; slow 25c lower. lambs. s. -
81 IS few s.: yearlinss SO 259S6 so. wethers $ S
S5 %. ewes. S4 . asa 80; sheep mixed 50 seas
Cincinnati. july I5-ECGS active. butchers, S. g.
common. $4 70GIS5 81. CATTLE steady. fet- goci
shippers. 81 2JS4 IS; S2$2 IS SHEEP star
81 I5GS4 -. LAMBS steady. Sass 20.
Kansas City. July 15.-CATTLE-Recep so rss1
including 200 So'therns: market nCminaly steady ch'
export and dressed beef steers. S5S SO. gocc
SA 7$5. Western fed steers So 1885 2S- s-1cSsTs
feeders 81 5S4 5 Southern steers s. I5fS4 50 south
ern cows 90 g ass 80; native 81 5o7S4 50; nat'
fetfers. S5 25Q$5 So bulls s. 25QS4; calves S5SS5
200 head market l0c higher top. 72s. q sa
piss and lights $ sCtS5 e5la, receipts tor the Sss
2S.fsO head SHEEP-Receipcs. none: market uoninalT
steady; native lambs S67$T so: Western lambs S63S1
Jed ewes ana yearugs. s. 5OS5 rs; Texas clipped ysa-
Lrs s. 5O6s6 Texas clipped sheep. $56S5 So soeks1
and feeders. Sc 5OGS4
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
OFFERINGS OF THE STORES.
FOR FULLER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE-
MENTS IN TO-DAYlS ISSUE

sAKs & CO., at Broadway and S3d-st.. max
fng sale Of manufacturers sample SUITS dresses
coats and skirts. The suits and dresses include
tailored coat suits of linen. in white TAM light
blue, cream heliotrope. In fifty short, medium
and long coat models. They trimmed In fine
embroderies and lace The coats are made in
medium and three-ouarter lengths IN the same
colors, and trimmed in lace. The skirts walk
ing length models. They also offering large
variety Of pumps and shoes for women and
assortment OF lingerie and tailored waists
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Of Brooklyn, advertise
to-day boys bOuse suits Swiss suitings shepherd
check dress goods. black wool nuns yelling. silk
gloves mems outing suits, mems suits measure
summer furniture, groceries. shirts, linen, Shoes
wallpaper. hand bags. umbrellas. silks, fans, cRins
elk waists. gingham. tailored wear stationery and
hsnokerchiefs. They have also a special assort-
ment Of womens tan kid and calf bluchers ana Ok
ford ties for midsummer wear.
THE PIANoLA COMPANY ct No. 3sz 5th-ave
calls attention 20 the fact that Pearys ship. the
Roosevelt. Is equipped with the piano that any one
eaz play
LORD AND TAYLOR. at Broadway and 7Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MRs. MARIANNE o'eoRmAN DEAD.

Mrs Marianne O'Gornan, widow of the late Rich
ard O'Czornan, at one time judge of the Su-
perior Court, died at her home, No. l6 West Esd
St. after months illness yesterday. Mrs. OGor-
man was nearly eighty years old, and had been an
invalid for years Her late husband died ten years
ago. He was not only well known judge OF lhe
ss,1nerior Court which is now abolished. but he
was also at one time Corporation Counsel we'll
known lecturer and a prominent member of the
Young Ireland Society.
Mrs. O'Gor1nan was married ffty-fve years ago.
She was the daughter of John Fo.. of Ireland.
She leaves four children, two sons and two daugh-
ters. The sons are Richard and E. j. o'G9rman mar
Edwin L. Knoedler. The funeral will be held 10
morrow at st. Francis Xavier's Church ana the
burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

pie 43G51c
Minneapolis, July 14-C1oss: WHEAT-JulY. 81 81
September, 150SSssC; December. S59ac, No I hzra
81 C9z; No Northern. 81 9Ils; No Northern. s. e
FLOUR-Frst patents. S5 SOGS 90 second patents. S. s.
$50 20; dst clears S49S4 10; second clears g 66S2
FLA&-Cash. 81 46et. BRAN. IN bulk. So I5GSl3
Philadelphia July 15--WHEAT steady No RED. s5S
gs6e; July. sSa-8S6c- CORN steady July. -s3s2,
OATS hrms No white. No ? white clipped
S94c. BUTTER firm; Western creamery. &c: i
nearby prints. 23c. EGGS firm; nearby fresh ISc. loss
fresh. I5c. at Western. fresh. l17S
mark. Receipts Flour. 900 obls $4,000 y n sacS
wheat 600 bush; 1000 bush; oats 2000 bush
Shipments Wheat, 5000 bush; corn 1.uoO bush; oas
1000 1ush-
St Louis. July 15--CIose. WHEAT lower cash, 37t-
lower: red, cash. elevator, s6lsc; track S7Tsss
July, S21sc: September 81 - S1 &C. NJ hard. eoG
new. CORN lower. cash. SAC: track. Sc, Septar
Der. 53Ac; December. E4&.c- OATS lower No = case
81 &c. track $50 &c
Toledo July 15-CLOvERSE ST 30 Octo5S
SIS s2lz asked: December, IS 50 ALSIKE-A gust s-A
bid. TINOTHY-Priue. 81 so
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Saturday, July Is, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Etruria (Br). Potter Liverpool July and
Queenstown o 20 the Cunard Steamship Company Linn
tied. with 19 cabin 1914 steerage passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived the Bar 5:32 p m.
steamer IJomo CNorl, Nielsen, Progreso July s and
Campeche s, TO Thebaud Brot with passenger and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar : a m.
Steamer El Paso. Patten Orleans July o 10 the
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Left Quarantine
a 6:05 a m
the ocean steamship Company with passengers
Left Quarantine 5:45 a
Steamer San Marcos Risk. Galveston July 8. 10 C. II
antne a sos a m ~-
Steamer Philadelphia Mills Southampton and Cher
bourg July g. 20 the American Line with cabin ana
40 steesEe passengers mails and mdse. at the
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz, Newport News Norfolk
10 the Old Dominion Steamship Company. wit
and mdse, Left Quarantine at 2lO D m.
Sandy Hook, J. July IS. e:3O p m--Wind northwest
light air clear.
SAILED
steamers Maracaibo. for La Guayra, Curacao etc.
cTaiEnsuk CBrl. Norfolk; Ponce san Juan aud Ponee
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
B. AND o. "FLYER" JUMPS THE TRACK.
Ali but One Car Leave the Rails-Passen-
gers Escape Unhurt.

Salem. ". Va July 5.-The St Louis and New
York fast express on the Baltimore and Ohio
Jumped the track et Morningsville the tender mail
and baggage cars. day coach, women's coach and
dining car leaving the rails nothing but the New
York sleeper remainir- the tracks. More than
sixty-hve passengers were aboard, and all escaped
without even scratch
About hour later weStbound freight train
Jumped the track at Bristol. This cut of the
Grafton wreck train from going to the flyers
Grafton wreck train from going TO the flyers
the road
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
CUPID'S BOW Il SCYTHE.
Suitors Race in Harvesting to Yin
Girl.
[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1suxE.l

tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Appleton, Wis., July 15.-By one of the uueerest
contracts ever recorded Miss Bertha Schmiege
daughter OF Jacob Schmege one of the wealthiest
farmers Of the village of Darboy. will decide which
of two suitors she will marry
For years Henry Leppla and August Helben have
sued for her heart and hand Unable TO decide
which sutor she preferred Miss Schmiege called
both to her home and made them the following
proposition, to which they agreed:
The broad hay and grain fields of Jacob schmiege
are going to ruin because of the lack of farm helm
IN harvesting. The acreage will be divided in hall
ana each young woman is to help the girls father
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

on Monday. From statement made BY Mr.
Myers 1t appears that the liabilities of both busi-
nesses Will amount to about $4,000 and that the
assets, consisting of merchandise on hand and oyt-
standing accounts of both businesses, will amount
to about $4,000. The failure is attributed to
losses in the suspender business through conDati
me skirt business OF about $4,000 made in the
I1st I TWO years. It is hoped that settlement can
divided attention to the suspender business Mr.
myers mas requested the creditors not to take
any proceedings till after the meeting tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Monterrey Havana; EI Dorado New-orieanS; AIIanca
G1oo1- Cifv of Macon Savannah Monroe, NoTroik ana
Newport News FontabeIle Gr) s. Thomas 81 CTo1H- T
Terosrara etc: FL Sud- Galveston; Mlnnenaha totJ LII
don; batavia (Ger Hamburg st Louis PlyIloGIn CET
Isucauia (Br) Queenstown and
3a55nc. Ssiabria (Isr) LeEhorn and Napies Columbia
1rI Movie and Glasgow; Naderland (Segl- Dovsr anu
anfwern. Chesapeake Baltimore; AIhahe Nor) eaiiz
FarcIna etc; Lille CBr). Sosua via Puerto Plata Mara
LLlrA bort
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SOLEMN.

The old man sitting the fence when
the inquisitive tourist drove up.
Look rather solemn" ventured the tourist.
Kinder" was the iaconic answer
Haven't buried your wife have you?"
Buried about twenty-five wives in the last
year mister"
Great grasshoppersi Are you a Mormon?'
mo, I'm the undertaken OF the settlement IS
--CChicago News.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SHOCK IN CALIFORNIA
Most VioIent an Years Felt at San
BernardinO.

San Bernardino. Cal, July 15.-This afternoon
at 2:45 o'clock an earthquake shook San
Bernardino. The shock was the most violent in
years. Two sharp and distinct shocks were
felt at Riverside
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
FIosiery=-Under Priced
West TIVE nty-third Street

in harvesting one-half. With good weather the
IEyorI can he done in three weeks. Both men are 10
cease their attentions until Thanksgiving. when a
the man who did his work the quickest ana pest
will he announced as the future husband OF MISS
Schn1iege The loser must be best man at the
wedding Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MANUFACTURERS WILL ASSIGN.

Nathan Hrsh and Nathan Smith manufacturers
Of suspenders and also OF skirts. have called a
meeting OF their creditors through their attorney
David 9. Myers at his ofios. No. 257 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July l6FLoTR quiet f and c ye2N WHEAP "a
aIIos sS," No corn OATS quiet; No white.
a. No . mixed, S4$tc. RYE dull No I, 1sc asked
Canal freights steady
Cr,eaEo July 15-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:42i Sunset Noon sets 4:4IAoons sz :,
HIGH WATER.
A.BI-Sandy 7:22 Gov. Island 7:4elJsu Co.. o..o
P.M-Sandy Hook 1856 Gov. Island sol He'll Cats S5z
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

mat OF inc CIeuIIOI ERIII O1VV VIII '0
fled
Evasenka Alexander Ms Z9chnowitz: March 1. - -.
Ellis Eugene-F Hacker June IL 1908 l15 IS
LlPPI1shH % s51yaTy I1,Iy II T...e.. DIS 81
rva T1avI5 IA Sarath; June II 1905. ...- sG6 II
Nc Tarnor-F Hacker; June Is 190......-- 1I3 So
Posnfsrr Ioseph~ Petit; February 23 I905. $40 ~
,arSaT,e. TliIy 1905 Observation-Disclosures. 3S IS
Rush Anna Nj Behan; September II 1904 70 60
Strong John Ma Conoran May ~. 19oJ-.-.-. 11S q
GaryI1 MaSnTs abSa Is 1e05 1ss so
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR easy winter
patents - SOqS+ 4U sts s6ts $SS o spring
WHEAT-No spring. 81 05g$I 10, No g. 05cgSl Is: No
. red, 80 sQ0Oc. CORN-No =. 6TAc; No yellow 5TA
Q5se. oATS-No . &+e. No Waite. S3d34c: No 3
white. 32l4 cake BARLEN-Cood fe Ding A2G a4c. air
20 choice mailing. ita4ae FLaANS EED-So L 81 "a:
No I Northwestern. 81 - TIMOTHY SEED-Prine So ~
asa - CLoVER-ConJraet grace ST. I59SlS POFsF,-
Mess per Dbl St2 s5QSl2 %, LARD-Per iUO N AZ fG
GSI 10 CUT NEATS-ShuTt ribs sides tioosel S7 75s5
81 p0 clear sides tooxed) 81 TSGSs WIIiSE, ~
Basis OF high wines. 81 p On the Produce EXCHANGE
day the BUTTER market Was steady creameries. ian
19Ac; dalrtes. loIisc EGGS stsndy al marx rssss
included l3isc hrsts i5sc; prime nrsts ITc: extras
t9c- CHEESE firm 9%01Olsc. -'
Duluth july 16.-Ciose: WHEAT-To arrive ~,
Northern 81 0e9s track Northern Si Osi, NJ
Northern 81 uOt1 July 81 OSi3 September new SAL
ssePyeneeF. old, ssAe. oATS-TO and 0n traek
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NAVAL STORES.

The market sor rOan spirits turpsntins va
STEADY. Tar vas STEADY and unchanged but quiet We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and uachtus barrsSG Sa
GfIc.
TNR-S6 so.
ROSIN-C'oulrnon TO good strained. IS So =. So 90 y
IS So G, "a OS: Fl. s. Is: s. 80. K "a 50. NJ 81
n. s. so; " @. So 10 " ". SIS 40
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

savannah July I5-TUPENTINE hrm. ssc. sales 81
bols; receipts So eos: shipments SECS obis RCssS
eels Quoted; a =. c s. 40: p Sc as E. sS s.: 2. So
" c. - so; " W. 81 70
London, July I5.-PErROLEUM rsasssss
. n-lSd; spirits, SNd TCRPENTTNE-Spirits ass p
ROSIN-Anlercan atrained 0a ar.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
z p. ALBER. Gen. M

Ray l. ROYCE
PRICES use
So-GkEAT ACTsa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Steamers Maracabo. for La Guayra Curacao etc.
CIalEnsuk CbE Norfolk; Ponce. San Juan aud Ponce;
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Office. I4-I6p
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Miss Murphy, Public Stenogra-
pher and Notary Public at G. NJ.
Fechheimer's Law Office. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-20

For Rent. Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms, suite or single,
Wells Bohart Flats. 4-28
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-20

Quite a nnmber of visiting
members will be here Sunday to
hear Bishop Hoss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-20

Sunday is rally day at the
Methodist church and Bishop Hoss
will speak at all the services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-20

Mrs. G. B, Kellogg returned
Yesterday from an extended visit
with her parents in Bconville,
Mo.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-01-20

Miss Rose Nye is in the city to-
day from Tahlequah. She is on her
way East TO study the millinery
fashions.