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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
cart. FITzPATRICK WINS.
Court Of Appeals Orders Ills RelnstAte-
ment on the Police Force.

ment on the Police Force.
ALBANY, April 25.-Polioe Captain Hugh
Fitzpatrick won his appeal in the Court Of
Appeals to-day In the action he brought
against Francis V. Greene, az Police Com
missioner OF New York City to compel his
reinstatement. The highest court reversed
the decision Of the Appellate Division,
First Department., which dismissed writ
~ oertiorari to review the proceedings Of
the Commissioner In dismissing the captain
from the force.
Fitzpatrick was charged with neglect of
duty, II being specifically alleged that he
permitted the unla wful sale Of liduorp and
allowed certain alleged disorderiy houses
20 be kept In his precinct, the eighteenth.
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WEDNESDAY 40 AT 7sO A. n. for NLTHER.
LANDS direct Especially addressed only, per
steamship Noordam: ~ $50 A. NJ supple
mentary 10 A. AZ for IRELAND and FRANCE,
per steamship Baltic, via Queenstown and
Liverpool also other parts OF Europe when
specially addressed for this steamer; AZ $50
g. NJ, for ITALY direct Especially addressed
only, per steamship LOmbdrdla: At n a. ".
for NORWAY PARCELs posi- NAILS, per
steamship Oscar II. (also regular mall for
Denmark when specially addressed for this
THURSDAY CzD.-At A. NJ. for FRANCE, per
steamship Ia BretGgne, via Havre (Also other
parts OF Europe when specially addressed TOR
this steamer! al $50 4. ". Complementary
lOA NJ for EUROPE. per steamship DeuWch'
land, va Plymouth, CherbouIg and HAMBURG.
SATURDAY C29l AT o a. N, for EUROPE, per
steamship philadelphia via Plymouth and
CheIbouTg dncluding Ireland when specially
addressed for this steamer; az SD T. NJ.
Complementary 10 a. NJ for EUROPE, per
steamship EtrlrA, via Queenstown and LIVER
pool; az SD a. N. for BELGIUM PARCELS
POST NAILS, per steamship kroonland talso
regular mall for Belgium when specially I'D
dressed for this steamer; ~ $50 A.. N, Tot
ITALY direct Especially addressed only, per
steamship Princess Irene: az 10 a. NJ. for
AZORES ISLANDS. per steamship Cretc
(alsO Italy When specially ADDRESSED Tor thls
steamer az l28O =. ~ for SCOTLAND direct
Especially addressed only, per steamship
furncssiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
OSTEOPATHS LOSE AGAIN.

BIN Recognizing Their Cult Fails by Two
Votes OF Passing the senate.
ALBANT, April 2S.-After a hard fight
the State Medical Society has scored
temporary victory over the osteopaths,
who wished 20 have their method Of treat
ment recognized on the same footing with
medicine. To-day the Senate, by a vote Of
"A ayes 10 10 noes, defeated Senator Daviss
bill placing the osteopaths under the
and compelling ell masseurs TO pass an
examination.
The hill failed Of passage by Just two
votes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
AFTER rHE TAX DODGERS.
senate Passes BIn Making Personal Prop
erty Taxable where u Is Found.

ALBANY April 25.-The Senate to-day
passed Senator Saxe's bill, which u aimed
at wealthy New Workers who give Newport
and other summer resorts az their places Of
residence. The bill provides that "A non
resident shall be taxed upon his personal
property in the district in which il Is found
The provision requiring the owners Of
personal property to file list Of such prop
erty was stricken from the bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

wAsHISoToN. April 25.-The battleships
Texas and Illinois and the monitor Florida
have arrived at Hampton Roads: the cruiser
Detroit and the supply ship Culgoa ut Puerto
Plata the collier Caesar and DESTROYER
Trlixtun at SantO Domingo City and the
cruiser Newport at Monte Crisu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
SAVINGS HiNKS INVESTMENTS.
mn To DO Away Win special Legislation
nrady for the G0NernOr.

Ready for the Governor
ALBANY, April 9j.-The banking interests
l'ehind the effort to make the bonds of the,
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad "A
!egal investment for savings hanks in this
State withdrew their support from the
proposition, and to-day the Senate passed
Assemhlyman J. r. Smiths bill without
amendment, and il now goes to the Gov
ernOT for his signature.
This i the bill which standardizes the
municipal and railroad bonds in which
saving hanks may invest. and in which
trust funds may be placed The bill l.
aimed To do away hereafter with speeds
leeislation, and embraces an automatic
scheme under which railroad bonds here
after become legal investments when their
stock dividends and earnings reach a fixed
standard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
POsT OFFICE
PoSr OFFICE Soflcs.

Should be read DAILY by an interested, ~
changes may occur a. any umel
Foreign mails TOT Ihc week ending April y. 1905,
Will Close tpROMpTLY IN all caseal AZ the General
Post once a. follows. REGISTERED AND PAR.
CELS.POST MAILS close one hotr t1Hitf than
closing time shown below. Parcels ,post malls for
Germany close ~ p. n. April - and May I,
Parcels Post Malls fof Great Britain and ireland
are dispatched bY the White star Line on Wednes 4.
days and b. the American lane o. Saturdays. An
additional despatch 10 made BY the Cunard Line
when q Cunhrd steamer sails on saturday later
than the American Line steamer the same day
The Parcels Post malls close one hour before the
regular malls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26

EdRs may Gets Ftnai Divorce decree.
supreme Court Justice Mccall signed yes-
terdRy the final decree granting 20 Edna
May a divorce from Pred Titus, whom she
married on April ~, in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-26
Carnerie % aan Tn-tn,.

Andrew. Carnegie win sail to-day for
Liverpool aboard the White Star liner
Baltic.
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TRANsPAcIFIo MAAlLst T9RwARDED OVER


Is arranged on the presumption OF their uninter
nS ooSHsoaS ms sRs e &c PR REGISTERS
pacific Malls despatched via NancouveI, NctoHa.
dSyl close at the General Pos, once. New YOrE.
JAPAN Korea. CHINA and specially addressed
mall for PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. via Seattle.
close ate p. NJ April Is for despatch per steam
JAPAY CsIospt Parcsls.PQ.t Mails. KOREA.
CHINA AN, and sPecially addressed msil TOT thf
vat64s e. Close a. e. APr Is for de-
PHlRffPPP1eF i sff1Rhb .ba GUAM VIA ssn Fran
cisco. close at o ?, ". April % for despatch per
HAWAII. yAPHS. KoRR1, CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS. Via san Francisco close ~
9 p. N. April p for despatch per steamship
HAWAII, via san Francisco close ats P NJ May 1
JAPAN KdRER P eH fNs&S% Snd P,p SSr addressed
mail for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. va
Seattle. Close a. p 81 May for despatch
JAPAN. KOREA, CHINA and specially addressed
coma close at o p N May for despatch per
HAWAII JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS, VIA San Francisco, close ~
6P. N. May for despatch per steamship Coptc
w NKWE' tC'AiFDoNiG, SAMOA. HAWAII and
PHI ISLANDS. VIA san FrAncisco, close AZ =
Sierra NdY X. i9 euSsrd A' Steamer Rsr carrying
The British mall for New zealand s, does not a.
eSirs. malls--closlng al $50 a NJ $50 "
and v. NJ sundays AZ 40 A. ~. a. ".
and p M.-will be made up and forwarded
until the arrival of the Cunafd steamerl
Phi ISLANDS AUSTRALIA except Westl and
NEw CALEDONIA, via Vancouver and VIC.
toris p. C.. close Al Q p N May 20 for dssrstch
peT steamship Manuka.
TAHITI and NAROUESAS ISLANDS. via San
Francisco. close ~ P. ". Nay p for despatch
per steamship MAnpnSa.
MANCHIR RIA except hukdent NeWchWAnG ana
Pom Auhun and EASTERN SlhERlN u A.
present Forwarded Wis Russia.
NOTF. tnless Otherwise addressed. West Aus
traia "a iou-t rded VIA Europe, New zealand
VIA San Francisco, and certain PLACES IN the
chinese Province Of Nunnan. Via bnt.n india
the quickest routes. Philippines specially 40
dressed via Europe" must he fuhy prepaid
a.. the foreign rates. Hawaii Is forwarded
via san Francisco exclusively,
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmaster
Post once. New York. y. v. Apnl p. ipb.
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no EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT.
Advertisements for the sun and Evening SUB
may be Left a. any American District Metssngd
once n the cit.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

MAILS FOR SOUTH ANR CENTRAL AMERICA
LAND. per steamship Rnsalind; at o9 ~
HqEg}PTfE sS9 i922 ~ pk 2 %
CoDoMBlA, pei steamship flandha dnTlH ad,;
Ing Port au Primo Prince :" Ia Sari T PSsIS
specially addressed for lhis s, - me 81 %
hAb a iUdi SSiHHDSAAbp4so BOLIVAR pei per steamship
Maracas; a. II a. NJ. foI HAITI, per steamship
ds ans DAN Mus c1ra W. VeSrTels' Thndsd and
Guiana when specially ed9ressea i0s . w,
addressed only. per steamship Matalzss; az
1872 Z m ~ , Ss5YPbloS@IfiSfcAH REfPtBLic per pSf
THIsRsSSprRsYp cs ;79u / 4. N. for BARBADOS.
GUIANA and NORTHERN Brazil per
sn siI ManSos H a x ~ for BERNUDA Per
Y! tcaTRS i ana ceplMPEccHE per steamship
Monterey lalso other parts OF Mexico Mht,n
for MExico especially addressed only. per
steamship Yucstsn, Via Tamploo;, at 1 p. 81
7 fP D <. Tor DfR6RTo PTAT1 per steamship
Brighton from 30 Boston, ,.,,,,-,,,D.r,. ,o.,o
fNi 4 Is Tor NicARAGGl GeIesp, Fast COAST
B 9 IAHSE 1esPS 4. Ias loS SfaS cucN S
PARTABNT OF COLOMBIA. ECUADOR
R65 Ea1ce BoL Il. Colon Sha so Gu S Waaa
specially addressed for this steamer; az I p
u. foT Argentine, URUGyAI and PARA
I'D a Nj IOT IOhlO hlAlJ ~ va. AZ ollN
VENEZUELA, per steamship Caracas also
dressed for this steamer; al SO a, N. (snp-
Elementary ESQ A. NJ for 81: THQAAS, ST
CROIX. LEEWARD and WINDWARD IS
LANDS and GUIANA! per steamship Fonta.
belle tlncludlng Grenada, st. Vincent and
Trinidad when specially addressed for this
%e'M@Sni o a. F6 81 A sH2R&B gHAcS
and COLOMBIA eXceDt cauca and MhgdalenS
Departments, per steamship Slbiria also
Costa Rlca. via Limon, when specially 40
dressed for this steamer; al 10 a. III: for CUBA.
per steamship MORO Castle, via Havana a.
ii;sO A. ~ for NEWFOUNDLAND, per steam
ship Silvia: at IL NJ for ARGENTINE, URU.
QUAY and PARAGUAY, per steamship Etona;
al 1870 p. NJ. for CUBA especially addressed
only, per steamship olnda' VIA Aa'ah1as
NOTICE. Five cents per half ounce IN adfhioH q
ne regular postage must be prepaid on ~
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENTARY
NAILS, and letters deposited In the drops
marked "T<hefs for F0FsL0u COuntries," after
the CLOSING OF THE REGULAR MAIL for
despatch by a particular vessel, viii not Be 90
forwarded unless such additional pos d0t "
fuily prepaid thereon bX stamps suppl
on the piers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers whenever the eeihngs
occur az 300 A. ". or later: and late mail may
he deposited In the mail boxes on the Pliers OF
the German Lines calling from Hobokon. lhe
mails on the piers open one hour and half
before sailing time. Only regular postage
detters cents half ounoel Is required on
articles mailed on the pieIs Of the American,
WhGs star and German tSeA PosQ STEAMERS;
double postage Qettera 10 cents half ounoel
on other lines
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Regular and Supplementary malls Close At Foreign
Station conner OF West aud Morton Streetsl half
hour later than closing time shown below except
that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America, via Colon. close one hour later a. Foreign
StattOul
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND 6o- TX
CFPT TRANSpACIFIC

Ma1s terespf Jamaica and BdhdH,dsl ore Tor.
gardcd d0gy 10 ports or sailing. Ihs CoNNBCIN
INC mdGs dose al ne General Pos oFios' NsU
cGBA. Va pom Tampa. 81 Ilso A. ", Monday
wednesday and Saturday. Also from New
York Thursday and Saturday, See shovel
MEXICO CITY, overland, a. 30 p ~. and 1873
p. n daily, except Sunday; sunday az 100
=, NJ and iO:sO p. ~.
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parrels-Pos Nails.
via North sydney az 7 p. n. Monday Wednet-
dsy and Saturday (also occasionally from New
YORK aud Philadelphia See abOvel.
MOUFLON. via Boston and North sydney, al e90
p N every other sunday (ldAy and ~.
JAMAICA, Via Boston, AZ 100 y. NJ. TUESDAY and
Friday. also from New YORK on SATURDAY.
BAHAMAS CeIeept Parcels Post Nails. via MlamI.
Florida at $3.50 a. ~. Tuesday. UAlso from
New York. See dbovel, - 49, -
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS (East Colsn
and GUATEMALA, via New Orleans, a. it0S0
p. N. Monday. West Coast OF Honduras Is
cosTG RicA. via New orleans, at noS P. N.
NIctRGGUA Tast COAST. via New Orleans al
5000 r. NJ Wednesday. CWest Coast OF Nlea-
Tagua Ia despatched from New YORK via Pan
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE, via New. Orleans
a. 1000 p. N. sunday lafteI 1850 p, ", sunday
and until sailing Of New York steamer, man
for Panama and Canal Zone Il held for the New
York steamer See abovcl
lHEGISTERED MAIL for overland dispatches
closes az 600 p. n. previous day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
Special! Silks Greatly Reduced. seeing ing the o o to and
 eeverof
WE
 BUY CHEAPEST

Fancy Taffeta Silks-in light and dark colors, rich and beautiful, solid grounds with small
 figures and pin dots .. ...... ......49c Chiffon Costume silks-27-inch, bright lustre,
 soft, solid colors, beautiful suit silks. .49c Taffeta Silks-changeable and solid colors, pop
 ular shades and combinations .. .. .59c Solid Colored Taffetas-in many different
 shades, best colored taffeta made. ... ..69c Fancy Louisine Silks-in checks, stripes, em-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
L SILK TISSUE 15c.

BEAUTIFUL SILK TISSUE 15c
 1000 yards Silk Tissue, 27nch wde in all coors such cream, blue, pink, tan red gey yellow gree white and black The regular 25c quality very sheer and fine; the yard . . .................... 15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
WHITE FRENCH LAWN.

w ll14A T AeA|AN OAA A@AA W A's There are very few women who don't know the value of white French Lawn. The better judge you are the quicker the sale is made, for here is a splendid chance to save money on such popular and always wanted goods.
 White French Lawn-46-inch very sheer and dainty, a splendid 25c value; Friday
 the yard .. .. zoe White French Lawn-46-inch the kind that other stores sell at 35c; Friday the
 yard .. .. =. ....25c White French Lawn-46-inch "a beautiful, sheer fabric, worth 45c; Friday the
 yard .. .. 35c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
LONG CLOTH.
ENGLISH NAINSoOK.

We take pride in announcing this sale because it's the best
 we have yet had, and un- doubtedly the best ever of fefed for the money. They are full 12 yard bolts and are unmatchable elsewhere.
 100 pieces Soft Finished Eng lish Nainsook. Sells every where at $1.25; Friday
 .. ...... .. .. ....$1.W 30 pieces Soft Finished Eng fish Nainsook, worth $2.00; Friday the bolt :. ..$1.@ 50 pieces Soft Finished Eng hsh Nainsook, cheap at $2.50, and one of the most beautiful textures turned out
 of the looms; special at .$2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
Special Sale of Silk Shirt Waists

Anything dainty in the Waists are showing would be hard find and the prices so cheap. White Wash Silk Wass-made of good quality China Silk, silk worked eyelet embroidery down front with tucks and full shoulder, tucked back full sleeves and specially
 
 Another style made with lace inserting with alternating silk band and shrring at yoke full blouse effect with new sleeve with cuff of lace bands of inserting; very swell waist for smart dressers at . .. ...............$2 $298
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
SPECIAL LINEN PRICES.

SPECIAL LINEN PRICES. To induce early buying we have marked these goods at much less than they will be sold later on.
 Heavy bleached Butcher Lin en, worth soc; the yard Friday .. .. .. . ....4Oc Heavy bleached Butcher Lin en, worth soc; the yard Friday .. .. .. ....35c Extra heavy all linen 10-4 sheeting, worth $50; the yard Friday .. .. SIPS Bleached all linen 5-4 Pillow casing; specially priced at 63c Bleached all linen GA Pillow Casing, unmatchable value: Friday .. .. =. .. ...74c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
CHECK NAINSOOK.

CHECK NA1NSOOK.
 Check Nainsook - all size checks, worth 7c, Friday Dc Check Nainsook - all size checks, worth 10c; Fri day ....I 1-Zc Check Nainsook - all size checks, worth 12 1-2c; Fri day =. .. .. -. 1Oc Check Nainsook-small checks and broken plaids, worth 25c; Friday yard ..12 1-2c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-04-28
WHITE INDIA LINON.

India Linon, worth 6c; the yard Friday .. =. ..... DC India Linon, worth ' 1-2c; the
 yard; Friday .. .. .... .6c India Linon, worth Sc; the yard
 Friday .. .. .. .. .. ..7c India Linon, worth 10c; the
 yard Friday .. :. .. =. Sc India Linon, worth 12 1-2c; the
 yard Friday .. .. .. ..10c India Linon, worth 15c; the
 yard Friday .. .. ..l2 l-2c India Linon, worth 18c; the
 yard Friday .. .. .. ..l5c India Linon, worth 25c; the yard Friday .. .. .. ..ZOc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-11
WANT DEPEW TO RESIGN.
POlicyhOlders Writing to the Trus-
 tees

New York, July 10-Grover Cleve- land arrived from Princeton early this morning to attend a meeting of Equit- able trustees. He went to the Hotel Buckingham, where the trustees will meet about noon. The others are Jus tice Morgan J. O'Brien and George Westinghouse.
 The trustees will decide on the names to be submitted to the board of direct ors of the society. It is expected that their work will occupy the better part of to-day and tomorrow. When the list of names is complete, it will be submitted to the board of directors for approval and election.
 It was learned from an influential policyholder to-day that the presence of Senator Depew on the directorate board of trustees. This policyholder said that in nearly every one of the letters received by the trustees in which it was urged that the trustees appoint some polieyholder on the board of directors, it was also urged that the trustees ask Senator Depew to resign. It was declared that while every one else who had been criticised had off fered to resign and thus rslieve the trustees from embarrassment, the sen ator still held to his place. It was thought that when MT. Morton de- prived MT. Depew of his annual fee of $2O,0OO the resignation of MT. DepeW would follow, but the trustees have been disappointed. The policyholders are urging the trustees to demand the resignation of Senator Depew, but the trustees are waiting for the senator to take the initiative.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-11
ELKS, CONVENTION" "
Buffalo Filling Up--Who the Next Om-
 cers win Be.


 Buffalo, July 1O.Elks by the thou sands continue to pour into the city to attend the international reunion of their order. Every railroad entering the city has brought several special trains to-day, and more are to come to- morrow. Bands are on the streets con- tinually and there is the constant pro- cession of newcomers, escorted by the reception committee.
 i Politics is already the chief topic among all the members here. Robert W. Brown, of Louisville, chairman of the board of grand trustees, is slated for grand exalted ruler. It is predicted that there will be no opposition to him. c. F. Tomlinson, of Winsted, N. C., at present grand esteemed loyal knight, is slated for grand esteemed leading knight.
 There Is still lively competition for the offices of esteemed loyal knight and esteemed featuring knight. Frederick c. Robinson, of Dubuque, la, grand ] secretary, and John K. Tener, of Char I leroi, Pa., grand treasurer, are said to be sure of reelection without opposi- ! tion.
 1 Two trustees are to be elected this year, one in place of John F. O'shea ol 1 Lynn, Mass, who is about to end Q three year term and another to succeed Dr. w H. Haviland of Butte, Mont. whoSis about to end a one year term No trustee would be elected this year were 1t not for the fact that Trusted I Brown is to be advanced, which leaves a vacancy on the board.
 Denver is working hard for the nex reunion. Atlantic City also came alons strong with it's boom to-day. Delega, tions from each city are ready to spent almost any amount of money to brins the reunion home.
 The sidewalks cannot hold the crowG that throngs the main streets tonight The streets are crowded with bands anC parading Elks and street care are op erated with difficulty.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-11
ST. LOUIS BANK SCANDAL.
Statement Issued by Receiver for the
 United States Peoples.

St. Louis, July 10.-Immediately up on taking charge of the affairs of tre Peoples United States bank. Receiver Selden P. Spencer to-day sent tele- graphic orders to the depositors of the bank In other cities, about fifty in numbsr, directing them to discontinue the issuance of money order checks and to report at once the amount of money on hand credited to the Peoples s bank.
 Receiver Spencer tonight issNled the following statement of liabilities and assets:
 Loans and discounts, $100, ,1S312; bonds and stocks, $129,469.50; U., s. bonds, $75,000; cash and due from banks $1, ,393, ,656.O6; building and furnitureand fixture account, $19,701.05; expenses, $26, ,737S3. Total, $2,654,74SO3.
 Liabilities: Capital, $2436, ,0OO; depos- it's, $219, ,74S.03; total, $2,654, 74S.O3.
 Lightning Strikes fin Windsor.
 Windsor, July 10.-Lightning this af- ternoon struck a big warehouse on the estate of Isaac L. Hayden and it was burned to the ground. The loss will be labout $1.500. @s..-..s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-11
OYER TWO MOUNTAIN RANGES.
Spe ciaI Speed Test Train Making a
 Remarkable Run.

Denver, July 1O.-With the Walter Scott special speed test train on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad, ahead of the schedule tonight at Dodge City and good, down grade track ahead to Kansas City, ths pros poets seem good for 48-hour schedule between Los Angeles and Chicago.
 The train left Los Angeles at one o'clock Sunday afternoon and is due ill Chicago at three o'clock Tuesday after noon, a running time, including stops of 4S hours, allowing for two hours difference in time. The distance Is 2,226T miles. This feat would call for an average speed, including stops of an average speed, including stops. of 47.2 milss an hour over two mountain ranges.
 Scott is a miner, who recently be- came rich through operations in Death Valley. He paid $5,5OO for the train. Efforts will be made to cut the time as much as safety will allow. It is less than 900 miles from Dodge City ito Chi cago, good roadbed and down hill most of thst way. The train 1as 19 hours to cover this remaining portion of the trip, but can probably make the dis tance in 16 hours, making the actual time for 2,267 miles 45 hours.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-11
JUSTICE ROCKERS CASE.
Possible Deadlock Between New York
 House and Senate.

Albany, July 10.-The proceedings of the two houses of the state legislature to-day in their extra session to act up- on the charges against Supreme Court Justice Warren B. Hooker developed into something very suggestive of a misunderstanding, not to say a possi- ble deadlock between the two houses, The only thing actually accomplished to- day in the very brief joint session held was the personal appearance of Justice Hooker before the session and the filing of his formal reply to the charges adopted fortnight ago. The joint ses- sion adjourned until tomorrow morn- ing but later in the afternoon the two houses convened separately, and passed at once to a tendious and wordy wrangle over a single technical point, which promises a lively session to-mor- row. The point upon which the two houses are divided tonight is whether a rule shall be adopted restricting the joint session to the receipt of evidence under the legal and usual rules pre- vailing in the courts of records of this state, whether such rule governing the evidence shall be adopted or whether it shall be adopted in some modified form, Over this question the senate consumed more than four hours; the assembly de- ferred it's action upon the matter until tomorrow morning at o'clock. The senate finally adopted the proposed rule in the first form.