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New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
RARE DISEASE KILLS INVENTOR.
Only Case of It's Kind Ever Treated at Ford
ham Hospital

Herbert Dalgetty. OF No. ss4 Pelham-ave., died
yesterday IN Fordham Hospital from what is medi-
cally known as echinococcus, rare disease OF
the liver He was taken to the hospital five days
ago His wife. who has pneumonia, is now an
inmate OF the institution. Mr. Dalgetty had in
vented several machines for making gold pens.
and only few days ago pen manufacturer OF
fered him 5000 for his new invention.
DaIgettv's case bafied the hospital physicians
and after the mans death DR.. Riegelman, the
coroner's physician. made an autopsy, which re
veaIed the cause Of death DIR. Cunife, the house
rhvsician said to-day that this IS the only case
Of the kind known to have been treated IN the
Fordham Hospital
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

may occur any tlmel
Feregn mails for the week ending April q 1905. will
sloss promptly IN al cases the Postocs
toioWs: Registered and PaTceIs-Post Mails close
noIT e9IIleT than closing time shown below Parcels Pest
I.ils tof GerUany close az April II. e. g.
A9lseG e, WInsim l ~ and april -. per 3 MoltEe
dispatched by the White Star Line wednesdays ana
oy the American Line Saturdays An additional dis
patch ie made BY the CunaFd Line when Cular4
steamer sails Saturday the American Linz
steamer the same day The Pareels-POst mails close 01s
hour before the regular mails
Regular and Supplementary mails close az FoTeig1
station corner OF West Morton StFeets half hour
taeI tnan closing time shown below (eNeept that sup
peInentsrY Malls for and Central America
Colon. close one hour later ct FoTeign Station.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DALY'S THEATRE.
"San Toy"

The popular san Toy" again presented to
ms p-hlic, last night at Dalys Theatre. Mr
James 7. Powers made his re-entrance and sport
eo IN his customary vein The cast includes George
x Fortescue, Margaret Mckinney. Frank Greene,
Julia Millard, Frederick Hunuy Marion Longfel-
loN. ". L. Romaine, Leila Webb and Harold Viz
ard together with a numerous corps Of auKiliaTIes
The piece does not require desert ption. The per-
Torrance was enjoyed.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
THOMAS |. MARTIN.

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas L. Martin eighty-1ve
wears old died yesterday in the Soldiers Home al
Kearny. n J. Prior to the Civil War he was New
ark alderman and captain in the American Conti-
mental Guards When volunteers were called for by
president Lincoln Captain Martin and the entire
company enlisted, and were assigned 10 OieneTal
Iistyfct of Columbia Volunteers. of which he was
iiaItensnt colonel He served throughout the war.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PRocroR,s THEATRES.

At Proctor's several theatres this week. the cur
rent plays christopher, Jr.," "A Gentleman
q France" The Man Behind the G1n," and The
County Fsir." Among the players are:
Genry woodruff Grace Reals
41lta hane. DeatTfce Morgan.
.sgoeft Drouet- Neil Burgess.
william J. Kelley EDDIE Foy
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
- ,nMIrEn 10 MslT JAPAN.

,,..bington. April HIn recent S-nI'a to''
~, secretary Taft II is understood thal MI' is"e ~
w. tbe Japanese Minister. expressed inc nore
nat the Secretary on his trip TO me ass,re,
- ~ ,yould receive hearty welcome ! ne 80
mn al that time had not completed his ta japan
Lai ~ nossibe for him 20 arrange a Vislt :" - t1e
II u tiscaI y invitation Will be given 70 him " '"O
Japanese government
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
LANES /. RAYMOND DOING WE'LL.

stamford Conn, April l7.The condition OF James
Tsa,,Toond. president OF the firm Of a. A Nant'he
= 90 Of New-York vino was operated on M MoaIuI
o tbt FOR appendicitis at his home on straw
Gay 10, a, this city was reported TO be favorable
80 illness is not thought to be as critical as II
s-st .as erst reported
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-P. Lorillard, Tuxedo. ASTOR-
F. G. r. Gordon. Reading, Penn FIFTH AVE
NUE-Frank w. Hackett, Washington HERALD
SQUARE-G. l. Crane, Pittsburg. MANIIAT-
TAM 7. Bush, Lakewood MURRAY HILL
DR.. Clara P. Fitzgerald, Worcester. NAVARRE-
DIR. E. Hoffman, Mexico City. NETHERLAND-
Lady Gait, Montreal. PLAZA-General Wesley
Merritt. L. S. A. ST DENlS-Dr. j. NoG Bati-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
KING AND QUEEN LAND At ALeIERs

Alziers April fixing Edward, Queen AleA- sA
,,,, and otber members OF the British royal fam
iy landed iron, the Victoria and Albert to-day.
and were guests at luncheon OF Governor .iI
T,-r,rt al the summer palace Their msJesuss
aro entb,siasteally greeted by the crowds along
tl,o route
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
sTAeE AEEAlas lM nEMEnA1

1ai. caFters powerful and pathetic performance
= Aofea' continues in ts career Of splendid sue
''a4 az tie Beasco Theatre
-las Blanche Bates. At the Academy Of Musio.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC ExCEPr
TRANSPACIFIC.

TRANsPACIFIc.
Malls except Jamaica ana B@h24asl are foSsaEasd
a. the General Postofice. New-York. as follows
day ANA MA sStS saturdag ds- o rom SsuToTE TSs
MfsXIco CITY. overland. $50 p 1870 D M
a&E 9ES7Pt SSPa 4eePa sSPSay a. 3 % ana S @ p VIA "a
9Ss2 M9R sSfRsy sS &C r. o snS fnf P &
eeiphiaNsee above.
oShe[ sunasy ,al sADTi 23 Nay 49d ss!s ~ 'tG@ 3 -,
Also rom New-York on Saturday-see abovej
Florida at 1850 a m. Tuesday. CAiso from New
BRafTfsII H0SDGRAs. HONDURAS EAST coast and
GUATEMALA. via New orleans az tlo:So p N, Mon
Nsv--York via Paaama-see above)
NICARAIES sEsst eT4ss; ; C We ~ a. 1880
pP,tehed from Nevv-York via PanauSa-see above - ~
PANAMA and CANAL zoNE Especially a1drssssd enlyl
p m sunday and until sailing OF NoW-YoTE steamer.
%a iGT PsHsms and y GsHa Zone Is held for the New
3Reglsered Mall for overland dispatches closes
TRANsPACIFTC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.
The schedule Q, sSsSs Of S.RsOSSas Ma + sa7s
transit to port q sailing Ies 9Hal soaaSS9S ~Ss
Vancouver XietoFs Tacoma or see SsSts & Taiea essz g
Rs~. A's "a .:s sp' .Es..:.a Ess NAN g M
Islands via san FEaReisS0 close ~ q, 80 r s SFr 3
esrrSiaa eSI si1s7sS Re ri,,. a Ss.ssse esss
-ciosihs a $50 n. $50 y, aa.a p p; sun
Sp % ana fSSvardsi uHtH tho arrival os the eunsTd
steamer
Fiji Isands. specially addressed man toE Au5,rtA
ane NsvsGssdona1T a,I We 8 t5l SvsF,S sc Ser : q S.Sa.
yapan except Parcels-Post Masl Korea Cht-a ana
av sddFcsssd mall FOR Philippine Islslds VIA Ysnp
couver and Victoria, D C.. close ut p n ApFii - rct
dspatch % 8. Empress Qt Chfna
Japsn Kora China and specially addressed mail for lfs
Phppine Islands. via Seatte. close az n Aplu =.
foF dispatch per 9. Minnesota
Phuippfno EFalctsco clcae az
:. n April ~ for dispatch per Z, ). Itaus2oIt
sSS FssSsisso sioss al , n Apr g taT dsSassa Tss
3 koFoas
patch per n :. Alameda -.
Hawaii, Japan. Korea CHtna ana Fuilpli.e letNts ~
san Francisco, close ct p m May toF oispatcA
q Coptic-
Tahiti and NaFlussss Islands via San FE9uoseo. eiosa
a. ,. m. MAY - Tor Dispatch poE g 9 MzElleta
HIukden. NeWchWe1E ana Arthur
Eastern siberia present torsegel VIA fsaia
NCTE-Uuloss otherwise addressed Australia 10
forwarded VIA Eurape: New zealand via San Fgals
ciaco and certain places IN the Chinese FFoEnce oe
Hunnan. via British Indiathe Quiesest ro.tes snRe
piuee specially ADDRESSED via EIFore must - fully
prepaid Hawaii fclXEr1rt VIA
San IFanciaco exclusively.
WIIIIAM n. WIlLNnsV Posta.asts<
PsAtorca New Hork. ~ r. Agrl - 4soS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
MISSION IN CHRIST CHURCH, BROOKLYN

The Rev Gustav a. Christensen. Phi. d.. rector OF
Christ Church, Riverdale, this city, is holding
Holy Week mission in Christ Church' Cihtoh anu
t5r,son ets Proolxyn. reaching every evening
except Wednes esday.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

Kaiser Wilhelm II. via Plymouth. CherbOuTs ana
WEDNESDAY u0)-At $50 a. m. for Europe per q.
majestic. via Queenstown Liverpool; a.
8. Potsdarn.
THURSDAY (2g-At Z a N for France SWitzsTland.
4Saiy. spain. Portugal: Turkey. EsyPt, Greees ana
British India, per La Savoe HavFe (als0 ether
parts Of Europe when specially addressed for this
steameF) at ESQ a for Italy direct especially aA-
dressed only) 8. s washington
FRIDAY (2p-At D. m for Azores Islands. Per q
Romantic, from Boston.
SATURDAY C22)-At 4:30 a. for Liverpool sootiaEd
and Ireland per 8 @ Luconia. via Queenstown ana
Liverpool (aisO other parts OF Europe when specially
addressed for this q m.
@. 81. Louis. via Plymouth ChorbouTg. $40
a for Belgium PaFcels-Post Mails per Vsder-
land (also regular mail for Belgium specially ad
dressed for this steamer: az SGD tor Italy dEece
Especially addressed ony). o NeeIor; a. esllE
for Scotland direct spscially addressed O1y)s
per 8 Q. Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

temperature YESTERDAY 4S degrees lowest 81:
ee ~ average corresponding cate last year 50,
- o. corresponding date last twenty -nse years, a.,
eNfasf E'oreeast-Far and warmer to-oay' Wednesday
sai- s-esh 70 West Wih0A
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
,.,,,,,Am DEAN HowELLs HERE.

,,,,,,,au, moan Howeils the author. and Mrs
t5avyeIle arrived from Europe YESTERDAY on the
stesmer Moltke The Moltke also hIo1Sgs 1sot feVeS
toS,rists returning from TRIP " 'he "'
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
DAILY ONLY:

UnlCes.
MAIN OFFiC-E-No. l54 Nassau-st
WALL STREET OFFICE-No. 10 Willam-st- -
UPTOWN oFFICE-No. 1.3e4 Broadway. or any AneEt-
can District telegraph once.
E{gtlN( BVREAI--NO. 49d East i3Sth-st
N WASTTINGTo% Bt-REAU-No. 1892 Est
sSF.XV ARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frederiek n SonaA-f'
No Tq4 Broad-st
IGNDJN-Ofce % THE TRIBUNE. AZ NO. ~"
FrsnE Gould & Co. No. % New oxford g.
London and Paris Exchange Bankers haailoou NOUS
Nooggate-st -.,- ~.
American Express Con pany. No. 8 waterloo Pace.
TFomas 8 Son. Tourist Oflcea Ludeate Sltsus.
The London oflcc o. THE IItlBuNE. " q eo1ee"a-~%
place 70 leave advertisements and sao1eFtbtt1AA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
PRESIDENT IN A BLIZZARD
But SAID to Haze Killed a Big Gin
ndnon Bear at First Shot.

DenVer. April ia special dispatch to THE
news" from Newcastle. Col. says that fierce
OA1]ard Is raging at Camp Roosevelt, the storm
Deihs so violent that no one ventures out OF
uooIs' The greater part of the time Is spent by
tne PRESIDENT and his party around the camp
"Ie telling hunting stories. THE News also
mas dispatch saying that the mail carrier
who covers the territory adjacent to Huntsman
HIS has verified the report that the President
killed large cinnamon bear with the first shot
he fired 1t required several hours chase to
bring the animal to bay
Glenwood Springs, Col, April 11.-Before Presi
dent Roosevelt penetrates the wilds so far that
communication with the outside world will be
next to impossible, Secretary Loeb, with the aid
OF a courier daily expected from the camp, will
get on the Presidents trail and visit him in the
mountains, to take up several important ques-
tions which have come to the headquarters since
Saturday. There are commissions to be signed
and some department business that has been
forwarded for attention
Many invitations have come to Secretary
Loeb and members Of the official party at the
Hotel Colorado to take excursions into the sur
rounding region in order to view points Of in
terest. All have been declined or postponed until
the arrival Of the first courier from the Presi-
dent Secretary Loeb expects to return to the
residents camp with the courier. and he may
spend the night in camp.
Secretary Loeb discredits most of the stories
Of the hunt which have reached him. Several
Of these stories have been investigated, and Mr.
Loeb decided that the tale bearer could not have
received trustworthy information from the
Presidents camp. There is no telegraph wire
within miles of the original camp of the party
so far as known. The hunters intend to roam
over a large area. covering probably $50 miles
before the hunt ends.
The itinerary for the return trip of the Presi-
dent to Washington is nearly completed. There
Will be only two stops for receptions of a for
NAL character. These are to be at Denver,
where the Board of Trade will give a dinner.
and at Chicago, where the President will attend
a dinner by the Merchants Club, a reception by
the Hamilton Club and dinner by the Iroquois
Club. The dates OF the engagements depend on
when the President ends his hunt. 1t is likely
that the President will make three speeches in
Chicago and one in Denver. The return trip
Will be over the Union Pacific to Omaha, the
Chicago and Northwestern to Chicago and the
Pennsylvania to Washington
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEsT'
INDIES ETC

TUESDAY Qsl-At 10 a. m for Argentine Urusuay ana
EsstaS R Prince Ts PsTaansaeo N % Ris IasSo ssd
santos dnegding Northern Brazil. Bahia AEzsastias &
this steamsr5 at y m tor Cadsd BaligsT. 60 =.
eaiiy addTesSsd i' for p'h eSis e ssssaaST e '''-
BeSEsio' Via BShia RIO 5anelrO M Sd ssatos nSdinz
Ss hs5R Rz asnn for sa1y ms ana S
supplementary 1880 q. NJ for Inagua. Haiti
eludilg Cape Haiti Port ds PAX panama ana csssI
Zone When sDseay addrssssd for this Stsens e.
THURSDAY C2OS-At a M for Cuba. Yueataa ana
Rm9ssSS per ASysns s a s 0ss IFs g @sIso
(supplemsntary 1880 q M for Bahamas per o q
santiago (also Me1eo via Ismpieo when specially ad
per 8. Verona. from Boston.
FfIPAH A 5et "a e. ATg'1ns M TruEay E s1s
i4q-eT. Tan e7d GaIHPScne 15S per . 8, I19no
BeTznudian; st sac a m tsuppisnasntaFy sSO a ul:
Colombia cTscso When sgseislly sddTsssss 10
Ponce Via San Juan: a. $50 a so m 5sSpDsnsuary ios
a. M for Fortune Island Jamaica and coloHnsia s1-
Allegheny (also Rica. LimOn when specially
snaTy 1os6 TINS ms sr e '3 c!ps q e. Ess. D coas
eS@s eauss sSn. cSs, Bsss GS - s5sS
IoE0 6IE0 s0iy1 and & GSi per Anianea va c9oa
steamer; az $40 m supplementary i0:S@ Or Lee
ing Bsrbados Grs1Sia 81 vigss1t ana Tri1IS,S y w.
SHSa Der 9u'Is M.1,do 5or v ai asTSI at 10 n for
P.T cents 3 per half % in sSais2 a as
WaIdsd 6y the sgpplementary Malls end letters De-
tries after the Closing q the Regular Mali Tor dis.
unless such additional postage is fully prspad thsrsSs
opened on the piers Of the American. EnssS "a
French steamers whenever the saIinss oceur a. Q
boxes the piers OF the German Lines sailing fFoIa
hair before sailing time and close ten nInutss bor
shs tHeI OnIy resusF H9sSase HSttss eents >
Of the American White star and German Sssa Ros9
on other lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Special Notices.


PAHls-gohn MgHEoe q Co. No Ras ssriEe
a sE. snsaA s1sa e. S e e s. Ess ss dss P''''' Eos'
5SssSan 5SSSsan As-iss q Co. No 81 BOulselEa ssGsaaanI
Continental Hotel newsstand.
feriesn cypress Company No II Rue serbia
ffIESEye3ss5s oalSs & g S and & gaP ",
HAMBURG Rct-AlnsrieRn Express Company. SO. Esr-
EoT the eonysniones OF TRIBUNE READERS sarssa
ssT6AI IITNE On de II the rssdiSs ssas & @
LoNIEoS-LloteI Victoria. savoy Hotel The Lanzhss
pole SIidiSnd GTSnd HoSs me o'' ,o9vs aoSSi 1 49,
,S - EIlhanSuasnt eIeens Hotel Cpper Nor
ENGLAND 1ieiPhi Hotel Liverpool; 1ndlana Aoss
Bradford: Hotel Wsliiaston. T1nbriaEe WelIs SsiS
sco4fss1s o44fpliTs 9s''i s5saEla Hoe: IsIs q isa
C.rRsyYEi' syE' 7s9t station Hotel DumfIias
PAIs-Ii9tsl Csaa Hotel d. Lie e EAbion Grand
$ fSs o.a sf1aa g. a%ss H: dSs nae aSSaS a.
5s55SsIIE 55ss55SsIIEAl-Le 6Esnd HotsI Bruszala
zeas Hotel lanIeh: HoSSI selisSs b-;.S Sef -
kaiserhnf BeFiin iIofsf Fo-1r sssSo-s
BSdsS-BSss55o 5oIsE ,AiSTla-ChaPss' Ao,s; Mss9ass-
Ssa o.s, Hotel KaissIhot Telssa
GTana 0Ss I,,s. 5.9tsl EaissTsot T,
ff4ssHE-i,a Hotsl yietoris Ksslnssni FEankfulter1
on-SlaIr: EIoS1 1s5 Inp95i95 Hotel
Solh 1921 ssTssssgIg; Hotel Iohen1OsFn NauhsinBRs
AUSTRIA AND AND syiTzERIAssD-Eoesl Bristol vissn1s
SSLah4 H9tsl Hgnsaria, Budapest Hotel BauF Lac.
G11lht ttotei savoy and West End. CARLSBAD. Hotel
Tgp,S Igp SaTsoad Hotel Con;iasntal LauSanns; ELatel
lIuotla AlteTiaAen kiotqS EueT. Essle; Hotel Ntc
IIGISs Basis; Hotei NstionaI. Carisbad; GEaua.
L9usalIte5 Eioeel de la PaiN Geneva: Hotel Beau
Riysss SGsnsya, EsadtTa.h llaTisa6se Hotel VET
Hotel Xevey; Rassn Hotel jungiraubcE IntsElslxsn:
ITALY ANP SOUTH OF FRANCE Grand Hotel v.niss;
S9,a SS[sna oE,osel Bone: Eden Palace. Genoa; GEand
toLeI S1irinat Rome Hotel Danen Venice; Hotel
%s "a Eille Ma1; ROYAL Hotel Rome; HOsel Dc "a
Nilte. Florence. Grand Hotel Florence savoy Hotel
ElOIeucei Hotel Royal. San Reno: Hotel GraGdg
hletaEne Nice savoy Hotel. san RsHao Grad Hotel
monte CARLO sun Pallce Hotel Monte Carlo; Grand
Hotel AiG-ss-BaiHs; Hotel Louvre and savog. Aik-
cAlRo; T:., ,EGYPr-shsphsaTds Hotel. oaeareh P1lsss
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

In this diagram the continuous white line showS the
changes IN DrsssuTo Indicated By The Trbunes sels
Tco,re barometer dotted line shows the tensra-
,nTS AZ recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Tocnl Official Record-The following ohiclai record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
rrature for the twenty-four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE WIN Be
repubIished In The TF-Teekly Tribune without ertrs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY.

is readily accessible by Grand Central
station Webster and jerome Avenue troleys and BY
carriage Lots SI25 Telephone CS55 CrameTcy) for
Rock Of Views o representative.
Once 20 East 23rd St, y. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Special Notices.
Tribune subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE VIII be sent by mail TO any address in
l. country or abroad address changed often
desired subscriptions be given to your regular
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RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
r,- an ror+s in the United Mexico
,rsda f the bOroUghs OF Manhattan and The BrO1X)-
49, ~ cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and The Philippines.
,.l+9o,t sxtra expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

Barnes, John G.
Case. Helen NJ n.
Curtis. Sarah I.
De Mott, Adeline A. Van W.
Elliott. Robert W.
Evans, RaWley d.
harrington, Sarah a.
FesSenden, Mary A. c..
Gorse, Mary ].
Hall, Maria H 2.
Haynes, Edward
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
UNDERTAKERs.

,9d ST. Frank r. CampbeII-Stephen Merritt
FahTc Inst. 24I-3 West 23d ST. Tel 1928 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18
Foreign Eates.

NF7i subscrhers in Nev-Ycrk city the DAILY and
-E,I VyIIFt.IY Will charged cent copy extra
pcstagc in atdttlon the rates named shove.
Foreign Bates.
z- -.os in Europe countries the Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Viii lie mailed AZ the fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-18

Kicks. Robert.
Howard, Phebs c.
LOuusbury. Maria A.
MacKay. John.
Mills. James.
Place. Mary +.
Quarter. Matte B.
Requa. Sarah G.
Rochester. Anna u.
Tcedteberg. Catherine.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
City Park.

ANty k-&Eks
 New Orleans, Dec. 26.-There was a large crowd at City Park today and the betting was active enough to keep sev- enteen books busily engaged. The track was fair. but the sport was good and as the victories were pretty fairly divided between favorites and non-fa- vorites, the crowd appeared to be in thoroughly good humor There was contests and though four out of seven favorites were beaten, the victory of Iole, who won the fifth race with post. price of 20 to quoted about her, should be good by tomorrow and as the highcr class horses and the more speedy of the sprinters have had long rest, q good card may be looked for during
 First race. mile and an eighth-Key- note, 112 (Ha1D, 3 to 1, won; Little Wally. IF (Bolsndl to l. second Liberty r,M Mo- 19a 1.G, tPiggins,' to I. sus. Bluish. Mildred I. also ran.
 Second race, five and one-half fur longs-Gauze, 112 (Wishardl, to l, won; Telepatbhya lo2 SnOrTis1: Tnn.s to l. | I, third third. Time, i:io a-5. Lie6er Gore, Clovernook, Favorita. Kara, Principia and Polly Perkins also ran.
 Third race, six furlongs. handicap Chief Hayes, 1Os (RomanellD, to l, second; Lucy Young. 99 (Grahan), IS to 5, third. Time, 1:o7. Red Ruler. Lord Dixon. Listless. Marimbo. Billy
 Fourth race, seven furlongs-Gam- bier. 102 (Nico). 2 to g., won; Belle Strome, 1O2 lR. PerretD. to D, sec ond; Monacodor. 10O (RomanellD, to meta also ran.
 Fifth race, mile and seventy yards Iole. los tTarrow). 30 to l. won; Topi- Josette. 106 (Morris). S to 1, third Time, 1851. Morendo, Ben Haywood, King of the Valley. Bassanio. Lou M and Fl Roy also, ran. - longs-St. Tammany, 10S (R. Lowel, 10 to 1. won; Modred, IT lJonesl, to 10. second: Norel; III (NieoD, $ to, l. third. Time; l:24S.5. IcGo Ton Crsone' rsor blee and Echodale also. ran.
 Entries Today.
 First. furlongs purse: Uncte James Nutwood, MT. Wadleish, Champ Clark, Hanthrone, Top Choice, Hunpty 112; Self Reliant, Meredith Arrow Point, Kingsmere. 115.
 Second 1-2 furlongs, selling: Web bersfield, Queen Esther, Sanorola. 112; Imortel. Poseur. Artel, Duchess olli4 hurst. J. Ed Griilo 99: Capitano, 117; Alacantara. IF; Annie Davis. 1lS; Li- Girl. Fred Nader. 9s Salt and Pepper, Evernear. Jacob. 104; Arc Light. 102; Economist, 114: Yorkshire, 109; Od- doletta. t06; Big Bow. Ill.
 Fourth. steeplechase handicap, short course: Alice Commoner. i25; onyx, II .1Ss; Chanlev. 146: Sweet Jane. 152; Orlsts, 134; Malcolm NJ. 13S; Charl- wind. IA: Poorlands. i54; Lionel 136; Lord Radnor. 40; New Amsterdam,
 Fifth. mile and sixteenth. selling: Azelina. 95; Envoy. Mammon( Labor, iaS AmbeTita' lat Gravi1d IGa 10; Nal, Nal III; Sanction. 98; Reveille, 1O7; Name
 Sixth. furlongg, selling: Lythiast. 99: IIarpoon, Sportsman, Mallie Sher-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
PrOprietorS of HUntsVIlIe Factory Fur
 nlshed Theatrical Entertainmenf

AEOpEhctOTS OE hI-ntBNIIfc f0CtOry Fur
 nlshed Theatrical Entertainment.
 Huntsville, Dec. 26.-(Special. )-The Merrimack Cotton Manufacturing Com pany provided Christmas entertain ment for it's employees and their chiI- dren. A theatrical entertainment was given in one of the cotton warehouses which had been converted into q thea tre, the entertainment being put on by tho Edsall- -Winthrope Stock Company Two thousand people were comforta- bly seated in the place There was q Christmas tree and presents were giv- en to over eight hundred children of the village.
 The nowe and Pratt Cotton Mills had Christmas tree for the children of their employees in Virginia Hall and nearly four hundred children were giv- en presents.
 The employees of the Lowe Cotton Mill were treated to q barbecue at the expense of the management and the Christmas dinner was served to more than two hundred people
 Deputy Collectors Root and Ander son captured and destroyed q big il licit distilling plant near Melville ir Winston county and arrested the oper- ator, Alex Wilson. The still had capacity of fifty gallons and with it were destroyed a large quantity of whiskey and distllling supplies.
 The students of the New Market High School who are members of the Wheeler and Jackson literary socie- ties held a Reclamation contest and the judges awarded the decision to the Wheeler society, giving the individual medal to Ben Love of the Wheeler society. The judges were Rev B c. Mitchell Robert c. Brickwen and Prof John H. Wallace ;
 Rev. Keener Matthews, the new pas tor of the Second Methodist church of HuntsvnIe, and Miss Eunice Prestcott. of Wedow, were married Friday at the home of the bride and have come to Huntsville to reside.