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New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW.
Central Park Conservatives Have $500
Plants on View.

THE most elaborate chrysanthenurn display we
have ever had" is the way c. C. OLSON, foreman
gardener in charge of the Central Park conserva-
tories, at 5th-ave and 1O5th-st characterizes the
beautiful show that opened yesterday to invited
guests and will open to-day to the public. The
chrysanthemuIns will be exhibition daily, sun
days included. from 10 q. m. TO p m. for about
g month.
fashionable fali flower, are more than thirty-hve
hundred plants. some of them over fifteen feet in in
height. The centre is occupied by tier upon tier
of fine chrysanthemums of many colors and
species arranged in the general formation of a
great pyramid, while the pavilion is bordered with
a rich banking of the beautiful flowers.
Among the novelties is climbing chrysanJle-
mum from Japan, said TO be the original chrysan-
themum, and called the golden chain. The
''garZa'' is another new, star-shaped. white and
yellow Japanese variety. and then there are the
new yellow pompon chrysanthemum the Mrs
Astor, and the Queen of Buel. magenta pompon.
Most visitors will gaze long and tenderly at the
Mrs Chadwick 1t is named after the Immortal
Cassie. and like its illustrious namesake, Is pure
and spotless.
One of the tall banana trees has big bunch
Of red bananas growing UPSIDE down. as Is their
wont and the coffee tree has as nne a crop OF
large green the curiosity of visitors Will
permit. In the begonia house there is row OF
lovely gloire de IA reines in pale pink me
specimens, while in the pavilion under a
glass bell is a new specimen OF the Venus ny
catcher This curious little plant is insectlVorouS.
feeding not only through its roots but also on
such insects as it contrives to catch between It's
clawlike leaves.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
COURT MARTIAL FOR LIEUTENANTs
Charges Brought After Conflict of Authority
at Navy Yard

According to dispatches from Washington the
Navy Department has ordered courts martial il
the cases of Lieutenant Farmer Morrison, Z. 3
N and Lieutenant r, P. Williams. of the Marine
Corps on charges of having violated the reguia-
tions of the navy. II is alleged that they IN
frinsed llpon the duties of other officers. court
of inquiry to Investigate the acts of the offlcers
was recently held. -,
The charges were the result OF q conflict OF l az
thority at the navy yard gate. Leutenants Ita5
Jams aud Morrison, in civilian attire. were lalIeu
as they entered the yard by Sergeant H tt9iIe t
OF the Marine Corps who after being tola -!
necessarily insolent Lieutenant Williams, peteof
ing the sergeant to he under the 1nhuehce+ Ss ~
IinIlor ordered corporal to arrest him ana 5 las5
Command Of the post This the corporal reIusee 7
do ground that he did not hfo" -
others n he officers. Lieutenant Williams pre-
ferred charges against the serg.ant THESE "T fbe
exsuined AT Marine Corps headquarters ana r1e ~;
non-commissioned officers were eXoneTatea Iii
FACT that a court martial has been ordered We 5e
naTtrnent regards the charges as of serious
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
VAIL CRUSHES FIREMEN.
Substitute assistant Foreman Killed
and Others Injured.

Daniel Sheehan assistant foreman of Engine No
g. detailed TO Engine No 81 was almost instantly
killed and several firemen were injured, although
not seriously. a fire in the row of fathouses at
Nos 2SO, 2S2 2s4 and 2St ST. Nicholas-ave yester-
day The side wall of the top floor Of No. 2S4 fell
five stories crushing Sheehan and injuring the
other men At first was said that hot water
boiler on the top floor exploded. Later this was
denied. and 1t was said that there was no boiler
there but the wall must have been buged by the
heat Firemen and policemen also thought that the
wall had been out of plumb for three four
years.
The fire started IN a heap Of rubbish in the base
,,,ent of No 2S4 ran up the dumbwaiter shaft and
n1ushroomed at the top floor. Battalion Chief Lar
kin sent in a second alarm when he arrived, and In
half an hour the fire was extingushed Ihe ten
ants became badly frightened and rushed to the
street. Mrs. Kenny who lived on the second moor
of No 2s4 was overcome by the smoke and was
carried out Edward Hallen. a cripple, was brought
cut by Fireman Heisen of Engine No O..
Chief Larkin detailed a number of frernen to go
TO the areaway between No. 2a and No go ana
fight the flames in the basement from there Il
wall fell sheehan vas buried in the the ruins m s. Inc ne
4fe Hihef Sn p e9' Of the s Hood Wright
tai found that Assistant Foreman Charles Walsh;
wounds of the face. He returned TO work. The
others who received slight injuries were Firemen
The hre was practically out by this time. and
Of men we're set set 10 10 TeFk qggpg a away I9s
half hour TO get Them Of and @ then sheehan was
Deputy Chief Bnns says the house at No. Pa
where the blaze started, is now unsafe, its side
%aeS sRe BsSk to Tas haTe Ra ts ordered out
sheehan was attached to Engine No 81, but
10 Engine No 81 to fiji in while an assistant fore:
man went breakfast. Soon after he had reported
proved. pro TO his death sheehan was forty-iye years
old and lived al No 127o % ave with his family
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
LOST THEIR MOTHER.

Mrs Dana !. Carpenter. president of the Middle
town Springs (Vt.) branch. has reported the
recent death of Mrs. Jones mother of the little
crippled girl Sarah, who received such generous
rays of sunshine while in the hospital This
mother had taken care Of the eldest daughter
III with typhoid fever. for twenty days and nights
when she was herself stricken with the disease.
The work in this afflicted household fell the next
daughter eighteen years DID, but the neighnors Ola
not forget that il was a time for kindly DEEDS,
and in every way they helped to Tighten the cares
of this family OF seven. Even the baking OF the
food was done in the neighbors houses, ana many
other necessary things were provided
The new rIourning hats with silk Vslis from the
Workers member and some coats will be sent to
the daughters The eldest is now able TO sit up
and is most grateful for the warm wrapper shoul-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
ACCIDENT ON CITY FERRYB0AT.
First Serious Mishap Results IN Killing OF
Two Valuable Truck Horses.

The new municipal ferry service met with IT'S
fret real accident yesterday which resulted IN
the death of two valuable truck horses attached 10
wagon owned by Mckenzie & Sons, OF Io'np-
kinsville Staten Island.
As,er an +ha nassenvers had left the ferTyboat
Brooklyn which reached the Battery ST l;AS p M
the team started to leave the pier. just es me
forward wheels were over the crack between
boat and pier the hawsers slipped ana lne poat
backed away three feet allowing the wheels 10
slip down. Captain King of the BrookILVn; seeing
the accident, signaled TO go aEeaq & Ins M ths
truck snapped and the horses fell into the slip,
their great weight breaking rue snab horses We're
drowned
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

tareta The features of the design are to be
found in the arrangement OF The Tucks and in the
novel cuffs, which singuiarly attractive
The quantity OF material required for the rnedi-
um size is IS. yards q. p. yards Il inches
wide.
The pattern. Nc 51sS is cut in sizes for g. 81
k. SS 20 and g inch bust measure.
The pattern viii be sent to any address on re
oelpt OF 10 cents. Please give pattern and bust
measure distinctly. Address Pattern Department.
New-York Tribune. If in Z hurry for pattern send
an extra tTvo-cent stamp, and win mail by
letter postage in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
cox M4CHINE FRANTIC.
Will attempt to Control Election By
Force at the Polls.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Cincinnati, Nov. 6-With defeat staring them IN
the face the Cox machine to-day devised scheme
10 keen the Honest Elections Committee from
preventing illegal voting. The Board of Elections
composed of machine men, issued orders that no
arrests be made except request of two election
officials, and by regular policemen.
The machine controls almost all the election Off
cials and all the police No one but officials and
polce are TO be allowed within hundred feet
of the polls but It is understood that THIS oruer
does not apply to Cox workers M, ,.
This morning Robert Newhall. political writer
for "The Post the anti-Cox newspaper, VINO nas
aroused the wrath Of the leaders by writing much
OF the ca ampaign literature of the reform movement
was SET upon by thugs the heart OF the business
section and beaten over the head with a cluo.
His assailants known but no arrests nave peen
made.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
TO BE CAT ISLAND HEREAFTER
Designation of Spot in St. Lawrence River
Settled
TFrom The Tribune Bureau, ]

Washington Nov. 6-Confusion in the name
of an island in the St Lawrence River, which
for years has been struggling variousy under
the titles Cat p" Chat Isle des Chats and
''Macks" was settled to-day by the United
States Board on Geographic Names, which an
nounced that hereafter the island is to be known
simply Cat Island
In the Treaty of Client the island desig-
mated as Isle des Chats" The Board on Geo
graphic Names decided to abandon the French
title There appears to be no record of the
facts which led to the islands feline title
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
IDENTIFIES DAUGHTERS HEAD.
Mrs. Gaary Collapses on Seeing hutlia'ea
godv Taken from Boston Harbor.
- releeraph q The Trieane. J

pazto, Nov. s-Mrs. Geafy. mother OF susanna
a CO.. whose body was cut up and thrown llt0
Eoston Harbor, identified the head ana dlsilsii,
hersd body of her daughter at the Harvard Ae'icai
School this afternoon
-. t..-.,- vva. removed 10 the Harvard MEDICAL
$40, A little later Captain Dugan went TO CAM
- .,a there was Joined by Mrs. Geary, the
,no,bs, and Miss Evelyn Geary. sister OF the
dead girl The party was driven 70 ,he Nieuioai
school where It was planned the relatives WOULD
have an opportunity TO view the body
The shock o, viewing the features OF the giri be-
,,ev.s to be her daughter proved to be more than
tho mother could bsan Asdic1 aaGtstancs VA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
CLERK KILLED ON ELEVATED.
Mutilated Body Found on 9th-ave. Tracks
Near Desbrosses-st. Station

The body of Lewis n Lane. of No. 3s6 Manhat-
+an-ave a clerk for the Adams Express Company.
was found last night the tracks OF the sth-ave
IT, near the Desbrosses-st station. The friends OF
Lane say that he was the sole support of his
mother and sisters
How the man camA to be killed why he was
on the tracks is mystery. Neither the station
agent nor the ticket chopper the northbound
station had seen the or had heard any cries
The body was discovered by the motorman of a
northbound train, which arrived at the station at
Q.E0 n m
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
LOOPING THE GAP" MAY BE FATAL

Columbus Ohio. Nov. 6.-Luke Howard was
probably fatally injured this afternoon at Sells
VILE near Columbus, while looping the gap IN
an automobile The machine had gone safely
through its eyolutions but it bounded UP after
landing and turned over. falling on Howard and
breaking mis- baEke
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

needed while she was passing through the ordeal
HaIf an hour after their arrival Mrs Geary and
her daughter left the Medical school. ~eeplng
bitterly. They said that they ooth mac toenuiieu
the body that OF Susanna -
Medical Examiner Harris. Professor whitney 0
the Medical School. and Associate Medical TX
aminer George stednan all agreed that the head
vas the missing part of the body. the legs
and trunk OF which had been previously found IN
suit cases in Boston Harbor-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.

An express box filed with materials for fancy
vorl needIework books and other reading matter
has heen received from Mrs. Ferris. of Manhattan:
an unfurnished afghan with wools TO compete,
f MIC Tjnds1v of Washington; religious and
secular reading with names Of the f senqers' M SUP
f2s1nsSeIIt a hox of pictures. cards, shoes, etc,
fro11 Miss Meschutt OF Jersey City, ana box OF
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
MONEY RECEIVED.

Miss Brockett has sent g as T. S. s dues foi
Nos. l and East Orange branches Mrs. George
Mendes 81 as dues for the Excelsior branch' MRS
lanes HARNESS of Vermont s., for the destltute
sisters in Florida; Mrs. Nj. F. Friend. OF Rox pufy
Mass 80 cents. for badge; Mrs. j. Williams, OF OF
NI1tIev J. g cents for membership fee; Two
Friends in Elnira N Y, 80 cents, As NoVernDer
dres to the T. S. s; Mrs. T F. Williams OF NHs-
eonri 25 cents for postage, and Adelaide SaTlus
= 20 to help the Sunshine work
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
nuettssrs MoRTALLY WOUNDED.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune J

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Richmond, KY Nov. s.-At Irvine tonight oeoise
Alcorne met Sidney Stacy, chief OF ponce me
-, ha.r iu feeling between the two men for .
inIsx time without speaking they pulled pl5sos hs
1T beran firing AIcorne fell at the nrst snus,
at1iy an wounded but raising himself his arm
shot his antagonist tNic4, The latt1H w QA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
HELPED DIR. STONE.

The $40 received through the T. S. s. 10 aid the
Rev DR. Stone in buying an ARTIFICIAL leg Tor
moor man connected with his church mas Deen
epTatefiIIlv acknowledged. The balance or the 200
was paid by Dr. Stone himself SO tnat the ma man
The Mothers Sunshine Club purposes 10 hoto "a an an
entertainment this week TO reimburse III A''Oi
in part for his expenditure
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The shirt waist in silk flannel or all other light
weight woods is held essential to the winter ward
robe just as the in washable material is to
that OF the summer. Illustrated is one of the new
of all models, which is suited TO all materials
mentioned but which shown is made of fancy
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
HOLINESS

One fought TO serve his God.
But lost all gentleness in might;
one thought to serve his God.
But walked all lonely on the height;
one sought serve his God.
But missed the spirit in the rite
A fourth. and wiser found scant time to war or
dream pray.
Because his hours were full OF love ana hhiuHesS'
here, to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

The Republican voting strength in this city az
its lowest ebb is 205.oO0-enoush to elect WINS,
even without the thousands Of independent anti
Tan1n1any votes which he is sure to get What
unspeakabIe folly and perfidy it would be for Re-
pubcans to throw away a certainty of success,
in dread of what is impossible if they stand
firm!
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
RAzAAR REPEATED.

The Ever Ready branch will repeat its handker-
chief bazaar at the waldorf-Astoria next Satur-
dav afternoon and evening November H. owing
IN the incIemency of the weather many articles
- ,,nsold Some new contributions have been
made BY friends. and many articles suitable Tor
christmas gifts will be displayed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF.
Thomas F. Walshs Private Secretary Com
mits Suicide.

Washington Nov. 7.-washington ]. Quiggle.
private secretary TO Thomas F. Walsh. shot and
probably fatally wounded his wife shortly after
midnight and then shot himself in the heart
dying instantly. Quiggle was thirty-five years
old. The trgedy occurred in their rooms at the
f2runnWirx
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

election returns will be shown by The Lrib-
une eht % at its main office, Park Bow
<uitb movIno pictures, also (2) uptown office,
onnosits the Marlborough Hotel, ~ Harlem
Office, 125tE- ST., near 9Th rave
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

President of the T. S S.: I write to thank you
for the money which you gave me Tor the con-
surnntive Italian His friends raised the money TO
send him home to Italy. Your contribution VIII
buy him delicacies on his voyage,
Manhattan. A N2NdbH1Rs'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
SIMPLE WANTS.

Mrs Anna x Watkins. Grasslands Farm Cross
sa Mitchell County n C. an invalid T. S. S.
member who is helpless from rheuma tlsm, would
Ike some pearl shirt buttons some sweetpea
seeds and some old Christmas or New Years
cards. l. - In, -
New-Rochele, N. Y.
A New-Jersey member asks for blankets for a
'-shut-in' in Maine
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
REPLY

NJ r. Summit n. J.: The Little Mothers "
Christmas bag sent by you is the right size. and
the others you kindly offer will be most acceptable
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

TJ7ALKTNG SKIRTS-snee a
w fad, no7u a necessity Chte
and smart aid senst5ie-T
they hang 7ucH Other7cise-soeh,
there's nothing 7corSe. ercebt The
bagev Kind. Ow Walking Seirts
are specially tailored of materials Sc
lctfed BY experts, Tried on li5TY
models before going into stock:
Sfabelv and sEdfe-keepimg. Al hlG
ne7v models $3.50, $3.50, So mp 70
$50 each.
Second floor, Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Women S Raincoats
That Repel Rain

ANY fabric under the sun can be
put through the "rainprootng
process-shoddies, cotton mixtures
even a yelling The quality OF the
fabric is the important thing
Our inspectors are the most exac'ins III
the business. and we absolutely suarali'ee
the quality of every fabric found III wan
anaker Raincoat 1t is worthy-ana II Is
rain-Proofed besides.
Broadcast stocks. Newest styles. fair-
est prices on reliable garments Women 5
Raincoats $3.50 to s2S.
Second floor. Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Fancy Linens
Slightly Soiied-
Heavily Reduced

Here's a word to alert housewives. Cen
trepieces. tray cloths. scarf. asbestos mats.
plate and fngerbowl doilies-fne linens,
trimmed some with Cluny lace. some with
Mexican drawnwork, others with hand
embroidery. They need washing-a small
matter in washable linens. For now We Of
fer them
At About One quarter
OF Their Former Prices
Linen Store Third floor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27
THOU SHALL NOT KILL"
A Great Play will be Seen at Opera
House Tonight

For stage purposes the scenes o,
the play are laid in America, ii
Pennsylvania. Alpce Granger be.
comes, in her early years, strong
believer in Mental Telepathy. +"
While still Young she came to this
country md was adopted by her
uncle, Deacon Coleman Jack, the
son, become very much interested
in Alyce, which incurred the dis
pleasure Of his father. A quarrel
ensued between the two, TO which
freshidispleasure is added by
Frederick Clayton, who under a
promise Of marriage, has betrayed
his daughter, Janet. By this cum.
ming duplicity Clayton has SO
worked on the mind OF the Dea-
bon to induce him to transfer the
management Of his real estate
from Jack to himself. Clayton
who had paid ever but a few
months a sum SIS, 900 which he had
collected, steathily enters the yard
and finds the deacon asleep in his
chair.
He cautiously approaches and
quietly removes the money from
his pocket. The movement, how
ever, awakens the deacon, who at
once recognizes his assailant. Inthe
$ ruggle that ensues Claytonplunges
a knife into the heart Of the Dea-
con and escapes. Aunt Ada the sis
ter, hearing the groans of her .brot-
her from iuside the house, opens
the door and, to her horror, finds
him lying in pool of blood. Terror
stricken, she entreats him to give
her the name of his assailant.
The second act takes place in
the home Of Judge Schneider. Alyce
IS accusd of using her mind reading
power in winning all the games.
which calls forth a test of her won
ierful power "A mind reading seance
S given, which results in Alyce's
victory aver the william. III the
midst CT this ecene a great commo-
ion arouses che people, and an
the horrible murder Of her
brother and Jack is accused.
The third act. the coroners in
Iuest, where Jack is being held for
-he murder of his father. Alyce re
lnests permission from the presid.
ng Judge to plead for the cause OF
ler lover. In her able defense she
brings into requisiiion her wonder
.ul power Of Thought transmits
sion, and by an unseen power so
controls the mind Of the villain
Friedrich Clayton. that he volun-
-iarly confesses himself the mur-
lerer, which publicly shows jack s
The Judge refuses to accept the
mind reading confession, as it did
lot come from the lips Of the al
eyed murderer, 50 Alyce hypnotis-
IS Clayton and he recites the whole
murder scence as Il was enacted in
he first act. Thinking himself his
'wn confessor, Claytons is wild
With rage, and in an intense scene
,urst blood vessel whith strikes
own the guilty wretch and aven-
res the murder Of Deacon Cole
nan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27
cHIcKAsHA, IND. TER, NOVEMBER y. 1905
HOW 10 TREAT YOUR CITY

Praiseit.
Improve IT,
Talk about it.
Write about it,
Be public spirited.
Take a home pride nit,
Tell IF its business resources
Tell Of its natural advantages
Trade and induce others to trade here
When strangers come TO town use them we'll
Support the local institutions that benefit your
town
Look ahead Of yourself when the town is to be
considered
Don't forget you live off the people here and
you should help others as they help you.
Don't advertise in the local paper TO help the
proprietor" but to help yourself
Let's get together and keep things moving,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

The Union new and 2nhand
Store pays cash for all kinds Of
household good.-I22 Chickasha
Ave. IT,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

The Muskogee Evening Times which has been
conducted as mug wump paper for some time has
landed in the democratic camp with both feet-and
there'll be others falling that way we reach the
golden strand Of statehood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

Ohio is shocked again. Governor elect Pattison
will have neither dancing nor punch at his 'inau-
gural ball. Ladies, in fnll evening dress, however
may be admitted if they bring their collars and sleeves
along Verify, this is day Of reform
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

Voting machines were used in the Chicago cleo
tion and the results were known in half hour after
the polls closed A voting machine was also used in.
New York and the real result is not known yet
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

hustling all the time; cheerfully keeping stiff upper
lip waiting for the good time coming for the old
town Let's try it. Do it now.--Ex
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

And now the Oklahoman has ventured into the
seething whiri pool Of the woman suffrage discussion
and II concludes that the question is not important in
the territory because tie majority Of the women
don't want to vote. Roy Stafford is fixing
to get himself hanged by some of the more
upto-date progressive women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

1t isn't easy to report news in way to please
print is not to make it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

Commercial Club meeting tonight.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27

Money invested in Chckasha property will
bring good returns-just watch US grow during the
next year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-27
ChickaSha Daily Express

Entered at the Postofice in the City Of Chckasha
Indian Territory, Matter Of the Second Glass.