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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-23
Banks.

CERTIFICATE EXTENDING CEAhIEr~
TREASURY DEPAtSS1I ~ a or TIE CUR
OFFICE OF THE CoMPTRoI-LEh VI
washiag FnC ! b. c. May I2th. 1905. -
WHEREAS by satisfactory eylGehc =, tanpsar that
TIE undetermined has been maze " 1Ps >, In
THE IRVING NATIONAL. BANK Of New hoIS' Wv
Gated fn ne ftv OF New York the County % I'll
York and state New York has eoEnp6ieG rsbi. Ne
PROVISIONS Of the OF Congress 10 -
onsi BANKING Associations 10 extend their Pr, 70
existence and other purposes appiton 100 - sos
1852 as amended the Act approved April Il.
NOW THEREFORE. !. Thomas p Kane. p pepshy
S.or1ptrofIer o. the Currency. 90 neIsDy
eerffeT tbss .@ThaS IRVING NATIONAL BANK o. NeE
York" located in the City OF New YORK. IN te -
Of New york and state Kew York. is anthofIzSa.
have the period spec!eo ~ =, business
articles OF association; namely Nhii eiosS - $50
On Nay - 1875. .. 49,, hand aud
- TESTIMONY WHERECF' ~t. 100 IsoE
Seal Of Office this twelfth day OF May lsVSNy
Deputy ana Acting Comptroller Of the Currency
Charter No. 1854. EXTENSION 40
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BUFFALO. ROCHESTER III nun
Coupons the Rochester Ftseurgh n rpn. Ist 1905
vii be paid on or that date AT se ynTi[ CITY
7 H HOCART. Assistant Iteae-- -.
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Books and Publications.

ron GAZE FEW SETS or ',AMERICA,s sue
rrt,h ,or-yaits cov-rs slightly soiIed
n Condition original price $50: 10 dispose OF quickly
will put the price at s4oo per set ADDRESS Hills
Eew-YoTk Tribuns.
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Dividend Notices.

oeso. ~ IN. international silver Co..
O--'0o % Sfe-sen conn, Nay 20 lgS9;,
COUPONS no. 13 OF THE FIRST Moh nj. 4.
- gag. bonds O. this company due june W. ,3erican
On sn6 affer that date presentation AZ ne ~
Exchange National Bank 12s Broad Say reasurer
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City of Frankfort o. Main.
3ss96 BONDS, LOAN OF 1904.

SERIES
The following Bonds drawn on April ~ -'''
for redemption September 1st' 1905
81 Bonds of NJ 1000 each.
Nos 10 121 1855 21s PA 245. gel S:3. $50 1885, 49,
$780, 547 s4a 1875 75a. I'll 776 s25. 93S. s+'' l9-9'
1914 1887 1871 1919 1872 1922 1851 1910 1924 1882
2OS4 9IIO Pals 2s1o 2S3e. 24l5 2is e5o7 25Sl $780,
271s. 27o6. 2771 277G 2s2e. 1872. zoos, $685. 1926
Id Bonds OF NJ. 1000 each.
Nos 1867 $685. $780, $685. 3e39 1863. S721 sS1s SS72
1902 1925 4o01 4055. 4IO4 l224 1921 4249 42so
Holders Of Bonds may collect their Bonds
interest which will the day Of redemption
September LIST. I905). upon surrender Of the Bonds
with coupons and renewal sheet CTaon) attached on
and after September 1905 the City Treasury in
Frankfort o-Main New York at the Office OF
Messrs. SPEYER & CO
The following Bonds drawn for repayment on sep
TENDER !. 1901. have yet been presented for
payment:
Four Ponds Of NJ 1000 Nos. e5s, SIS 500, 1891.
Three Bonds OF n ooOo. Nos 3242 1905 4oo5.
FRANKFORT OMAN. April 20. 1905
MAGISTRAT. RECHNEIAMT.
Referring TO the above notice payment for drawn
Bonds will be at Office and after septenl-
Der LIST, 1905. the of exchange of the day.
SPEYER e. CO.,
24-2s PINE STREET.
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Financial Meetings.

Oficc OF the -
EvEr.N-n ~FEFINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
~ f0ITfS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Apr - 1905.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai a NE l.
~ inr f the Stockholders OF the Cevelane Cincinnati
ChscaFo and 81 Louis Railway Company mas been sPe
csIy called and be held at the eonTSIy
cre ~ -i,v "a Cincinnati, Ohio On Nednesoag me
sIet CAV ~ Nav 1905 al II for the purpose
q voting Uron proposition 70 increase ne %
Czr5rsI srrc ~ said company BY Sll5Vo wv tat ~
fom SOS zoo 600 TO $40 O030Oo divided Into 4OOOVO s@Es
par of 500 each. --.,.. -, Oh. ..ocL-
For lie purposes Of srea sTeeiai neeng 81 10 O'clock
non "a sa,riSv the 10Th Gay April 1892 ana De
cpened ST 10 O'Clock A Ii Thursday me -sl IAS -
syne. 1895
% 0f -ef CT Inc H0Ai0 - r = OSBORN. Secretary.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. May c2.-The condition Of the Treas
ury divisions OF issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning Of business to-day, follows:
RESERVE FUND.
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ISSUE OF 100000
THE WASHINGTON TERMINAL COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 3h% GOLD BONDS
rntd d n To ph
TIE BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON
endorsement upon h
Dated enurya 1905
ntpabeF February stand Augustus
muh cities New Ya
trzaI

deduction
The Cna Ia
strm The are he and neraae Dnus
Mt denomination o10Wos hmuHpH B
ery used
o fa editions Hep0e covered
b h as
mueparchr yharnem ahtrrm A Lca h of tn % Cpg ~@n
tnnsno The FERN ~ I
- rDsp
aa%ass
Accompany
auunnRa wyUm Airline ymny
dm The
m
The ~ ch ~ % yph
Thea ~ are ant evaS1ns
W we as of phnru
anq al
ahgam he eg nsr mbupH
d o. h May dt Pm
same day reserved % ~ n hanap
Anu u delivery of @ manuabm
nahhnw will be to st these bonds N the New York Stool Emhanu
CO.
dpha Boston
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as the numbers of the sxtyeght bonds issued under
the trust deed Western Indiana Railroad
COMPANY dated December LIST. 1852 to be redeemed 5y
office OF Messrs. ]. p Morgan Co. New York at 105
and accrued interest that date. Registered bonds
should be accompanied by power Of attorney transfer
ring them to bearer.
CHARLES H. RUSSELL, Tr,,s.ees
HERBERT :. SATTERIHlEA
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Financial Elections.

NEW YORK.
SO Nassau ST.. New-YoTk May 21st, 1905.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES
Company will be held al It's oiess as above
rbe Polls will be open II O'Clock and
st . o-clorlS ? NJ WILLIAM J. EASTON, Secretary.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY

Intended Steamship Sailings Japan
china and Philippine islands
Empress Ct india May I'D T. ~ S Athenian June Gotta
r. NJ May 29th Empress OF China. July
Empress OF JapsnJuns i2h Empress of India July 24Ih
For Fill Hawaiian Islands Australia and New Zealand
Miowsra Apr 2sthiNanuKa. May
For rates information apply to Isl 5th-ave. ass
and Broadway
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EM tMfN 1924 e M 90 ~ 49, c o n n ming
"a ~ M ~ ~ @ MM ID H 81 High * l. o W
SYs4$ Rfl 81 NJ III %sA Id IA & o
hF$A "a I w n EAA "a HEM IN I q d
u 81 * M s% 81 Hats III M b Bondr, fOoI-2
MI ~ III al 81 ~ M@ ~ H q ga. Free
E4xS SAxF 49, "a III Sszs E-a r Application.

REDEMPTION NOTICE
CHICAGO AND WESTERN INDIANA RAILROAD
COMPANY
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
New York MAY IL. lN05
FINI1E TDT-STINIrC II 4 q nLNSI(N.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Money f...A Sale of Inherit9d
Indian Lands.

much mooted but as yet u9dpetdsA 4uAo-
tion Is that OF the authority OF tAs lnlisr
agent to place all money bsloagtnx - Iadieas
and which is realized from AAll o6 tANr
inherited lands, in United SsaAQa -apApsitpry
and allow the same to be paid only ~ tho
authority Of the Indian agent. Some tine ~
j. A. McKeever of this city obtained . 1v>f-
ment against Titus White, an indian who ~
money due him IS an heir Of soAs inasfttat
Indian land. An execution was issssd aud ~
sheriff made levyupon monsy daa feea tev
sale OF such land that was In the haads Of too
u. S. depository, the First National D4nk Of
this city, and the bank refused TO turn over
the money to the sherlff. who made . .motioA
before Judge Mccoy at Aberdeen on the lltA
for the court TO issue an order requiring The
bank to turn over the money TO -AiR 70 b
applied on the execution, but whom ~
matter came up for hearing the u, 8. dtstrt0t
attorney. to whom the matter h&a boen N
ferred by the bank through Agent 1sckef4,
appeared and objected to the court dislSsiA$
OF the matter upon the motion, and the court
decided that In view OF such objectioa ~
proper way to dispose of the matter Vas for
Mckeever to have the shsriR bst1g sNit
against the bank for the money he had .
levied upon and then the matter would -
the merits ut the next term Of court ta this
county. We understand that the plaaRti4,
Mckeever, WAS ANXIOUS TO havs the matter
disposed of ut this time, as tAara -wes eAa
could be no dispute AS to the facts and only :
question OF law involved, but 1t seams thAt
for some reason the ondciRls Of the IneiAA
Office did not want q dscision nAx1e upon tAs
merits vt this time. Mckeever will -therefos4
be obliged to test she matter by suit brostAt
In the name of the sheriff against she bAnk,
when the question can be dectdsd at ~
coming term Of coart in this county. II
claimed by great many people who art
doing business with the Indians tAat sse1
money is subject to execution for tAe,dpbtA Of
the Indians, but the agent and the oAolsls D
Washington claim that it 10 not. anA that u
can only be paid out upon authority gwen b1
them and a dscision upon the merits ou3ht
to DO made for the benefit of all whears intAs.
ested,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Those Unused Wings.

Bishop Henry c. Potter tells u story Of .
clergyman out West who addressed,s . Sunday
school class. After short discourse he wound
up by saying in a very paternal and condo
scendng way:
And now is there a-a-n.y little boy OF
a-a-n,y little girl who would like TO ask
question:
Getting no response, he rspsated h,A query,
and then shrtll piping little voiss, in tht
rear OF the room. called out:
Please. sir. why dtA the angels walk ut
and down Jacobs ladder whom tAsy had
wings?"
'Ah--yes--I see," said 1.-THE nonplussd
preacher. And now, is there .a.a-nry Mttlt
boy or girl who would like 70 answer lttelt
Mary's question:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Letter from Miss Susie Hill.

Following is an extract from Il recent letter
to friend in this city:
You are of course most interested in papa s
health. He seems TO have improved He
| sleeps tine here and eats good deal for him.
He is still very nervous. He seems to stand
| almost every day.
The fruit Is one thing that is more than
interesting to me- When first came they
began to use II few strawberries and are still
using them--lho they are now nearly gone.
The currants and gooseberres have already
been canned and red and black raspberres
are fine now. The cherries we enloy so much
they are so large and OF so many varieties.
never had the opportunity of seeing SO many
before Then Will come pears, apricots,
prunes. peaches, apples, ounces, etc. DO you
wonder | am enjoying Washington:
The mountains are grand. BY driving about
Il mile up on the hill we can see the snow
peaks of Nit. Adams and Mt. Rainier. Boo.
they look cold,
North Yakima is situated in the mountains.
tho these a,e not snow peaks. Yakima is a
very pretty little rity-about eight thousand
very busy city reminds me of Sisseton in
thai respect
Five acres of land here keeps one man very
busy IL he has ii all in to fruit and garden.
The weeds grow as fast AS anything else.
They rrigate here everywhere and | am
always stepping into the irrigation bitches on
the lawn. getting II foot or two wet. They all
laugh at me out here but never can think of
those old bitches.
Please tell everybody Hello" for me-
SUSIE }. HILL.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Hot Weather.

The weather Saturday. Sunday and Mon
DAY were the Warmest of the present season
the temperature reached the top notch. and
everything Just szZled. 1T was the general
concensus of opinion tnat if the weather
continued us hot very long, that South Dakota
tourists TO Gehennh wolld have to take
along an overcoat to keep warm. There was
one good feature about it, however, AS a
consequence of the hot weather the crops arc
advancing at an astonishing rat. 'orn which
was very backward is now up NTH ,he average
and going ahead Ut an astonishing rate The
prospects for II crop similar to tho burner
crop of former years good.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Prevent Rust.

The great damage done to our crops last
fall by black rust and the prediction which is
made by some that the rust will take the crops
again this year il the present condition of the
weather prevails. makes anything in :he shape
of II preventive intensely interesting. The
method which we will undertake to decribe
explained by Mr.. Lysander Woodward
who has had experience IN its use and can
vouch tor its effectiveness. His method was
to secure a rope about two hundred feet long
each end to be taken by u man on horse back
and the rope dragged across the te.d to be
treated. 1t will be readily seen that the rope
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS.

A prominent boxer: Talk about boxers
and grafters, The boxers are all grafters,
anyway.'
j. a. Mckeever: 81 don't believe the In.
dians have paid ont over 70 per cent of the
money they received at this payment. Collec
tions generally have been light. Poor Lo
wants to keep his cake aud eat it too
ID. j. Prndville:- - There was II dutch MIC
pic out at Horizons ranch sunday participated
in by lot of old roosters. The menu con-
sistet. of the beverage that made Milwaukee
famous limberger chesee. :lu natural; bologna
sausage. crackers S;luerkraut, beer, more
beer
Captain Iawley: we started to work on
the new railroad from Veblen on the 18th
Already applications are coming in for lots In
choice locations for different lines OF business
We expect to have every branch OF business
represented by fall. from II bank to a news
paper
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Corn is Late.

The corn crop is very backward owing 10 The
cold. rainy season, and il cannot hope to re-
cover unless we have an unusually late warm
fall. How far this will affect the feeding posi-
bilitics of the country, remains to be seen. We
certainly shall have 10 draw heavily upon bar
ley. speltz and oats to make up the deficiency
and then may find ourselves short of coarse
grain before the season is out Director Will
son OF the South Dakota experiment station
has hown that millet can be turned to good
account III feeding almost any kind of farm
ANNALS
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Drowned at Peeyer.

very sad accident occurred at 'eeveI
Sunday as IA result of which Elmer. the Is yeal
old son OF Chas. Rodin. is dead. Elmer IL
company with other young men was swimming
in a creek near his home. and Ia diving hi
head was caught in the soft muddy bottom
and before he could be extricated he had LOST
consciousness.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Sold Liullnr ILLEGALLY.

Paul just and Andrew Fisher, were arrest.
ed Wednesday on complaint of Hans krogstid
and c. M. AlattSon. charged with selling
liquor at Bossko on July ath without license
they had their hearing Wednesday, Fisher
before Wilcox and just before Prindville
and boil, were bound over To the district
court. Fisher waived examination and plead
g,liiIy
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Real Estate Transfers.

(Thts list is furnished by the courtesy Of tho
Sisseton Loan and Title Co. A compaese list
will be printed each week.)
United States to bernard F. Doolsy, sh
nel4 and nel4 sel4 sec 10 l24-52. $500
Edwin j. Brown and wife 10 Charles Trulson
sci4 nwl4 and nes sw,4 sec l25-52 oo00.O0
John II. Shetland and wife to f. L. Kinney,
an undivided third OF lot 2, sec S5-1z93l. s6O %
Gertie sykes and husband to Y. f. E. Lee
el? nel4 sec u l22 50. $4,000
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Found His Safe Loaded.

When Mr.. Gcizer the Milwaukee Agent ut
White Rock entered the station Thursday
morning he found the safe charged with nitro
glycerine and cap attached ready to tire.
The till had been tapped for $50 and the rob-
bcrs were gone. scared OF by some passing
citizens probably. as residents are known to
have passed the station abou. 4 a. IN.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Clerk Of Conr>s !.

Marriage licenses were issued ~ follows:
July 11th, to VIM. Krause and AuIAete
Selesky, both Of Roberts county, post e4eE
address, Lidgerwood, N. DAk.
Deaths reported during ths'Wosk:
Elmer Rodine, of Peever, -aged II ye4gA ~
Sunday, July 10Th; cause OF death, asuv6t30,
Martin Thompson, Of Lake towsaeip. a(qe
Is years. on July 18th; cause oftdsatA,, WD1qit
fever.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21

Will knock most of the water on the stalks of
grain and of course the rope should be heavy
enough to have this effect Mr. Woodland tells
US that a quarter section of land may be
treated by two men in this manner in about
two hours. 1t is certainly worth trying
Marshall County journal.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Home Again.

Troop has returned from the state en-
campment held at Watertown recently, and
whilo they are all tired and glad to get home
and return to work. they are delighted with
the cncampment and the good time they had
They We're all tanned up and looked like the
real thing.
The boys came overland. and were TWO days
ON the road. Captain Bobb and wife returned
by train.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
COURT HOUSE CULLIN0s.
Judge Of Probate.

Lulu 1ugraham, of Leo Towa.atp, awas IL
board Tuesday She was adjudgsd to bs ~
unsound mind and committsd 70 osas -asyls4
at Yankton.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Sick
Headache

- o4~
When your head aches, there
is storm in the nervous sys-
tenn, centering in the brain.
This irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the stom-
aeh causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting in loss of
memory, inflammation, epi-
lepsy, fits, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
ing, strengthening and reliev-
ing the tension upon the nerves
mot by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine.
chloral, cocaine or similar drugs.
''sick headache is hereditary in my
family. Ny father suffered a great
deal, and for many years have had
spells that were 10 severe that was
unable to attend to my business affairs
for q day or 30 at q time. During q
very severe attack Of headache, I took
DR.. Niles Anti-Pain Pills and they
relieved me almost Immediately. Since
coming on and It stops It at once.'
JOHN ]. McERI.AIN,
Pres. 8. B. Eng. Co.. South Bend. Ind.
Or. Miles, Anti. Pain Pills are sold BY
your druggist. who will guarantee that
!, the first package will benefit. II Il
Tails No will return your money.
- doses, 26 cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
Gun Club.

The following record wss made by thS
sisseton Gun Club on Friday evsning lait,
twenty five shots each.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21

The county boarA has accepted I'll bonds pf
the saloon keepers of the county, condtstQ9-
ally. That is. II the bond companies comply
with the law rs TO making deposit With tbe
state before the September meeting then ~
bonds to be in full force and effect; ote0rWii1
they will be cancelled.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21
County Commissioners.

The county commissioners adjoususd ysA
terday sine die.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21

The STANDARD for job printing in
thoroughly down. -tn-ilnW style.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-07-21

The petition Of the members Of the Rsperte
County Fair Association for aid wRs granted,
and the commissioners appropriAto6oo00 TO %
used for premiums. This will be o. crest help
to the society.
The commissioners appointed d ]. frindi-
vile, Of Sisseton, as one of the county isst1csA
in place OF one of the justices elected last fall
who failed to qualify.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
A Unique Nissive.

Rev. and Mrs. George 8. Parker
are in possession Of . very unique but
most interesting letter from . Denver
lady friend. It consists of eight
pages Of letter paper and there is not
the name Of person used. either in
the letter. signature or address. The
writer used miniature kodak pint-res
throughout the letter for each persous
name, using sixty photos in the
epistle. For example. the writer
when she would refer to Mr. or Mrs.
Parker In the letter would paste their
picture on the letter instead of writ.
ing the name The photos were
about one-hali inch square therefore
did not take up much room On
the large envelope which contained
the unique missive the address was
written Mr.. and in place Of the
name was the photo Of Rev. Parker.
They appreciate the missive very
much.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
THE LEGISLATURE
IS ORGANIZED
Galleries of Both Houses
Filled With Spectators.
Dickson Chosen Speaker of the
House According to Previous
Plans-Adams Claims he
Will be Inaugurated.

Denver, jan. 4-The Fifteenth
General Assembly Of Colorado con-
vened ut 10 O'Clock, noon. today. The
galleries Of both the senate and the
house we're full o: spectators.
Although the democrats had but ls
representatives they submitted the
name Of ". ". Rowan of Oursy for
speaker and he received the entire
democratio vote. W. H. Dickson
received the entire republican vote an
WAS elected speaker.
The senate A. called to order by
Charles 8. Sprague. The secretary OF
the last senate called the roll.
In the house. Lincoln Scott. CLERK
of the extra session called to order.
After prsyer was offered the com.
mittee on credentials reported A
recess was then taken.
The governors message which il
usually received by both houses was
postponed until after recess. 1t will
probably be read tomorrow.
No excitement occurred. The bust
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
cARMoDY SELLS BUSINESS
Will Devote Time to Many Othel
Lines Here.

T. Carmody who for the past. ten
years has successfully conducted fur.
niture and undertaking business on
West Main street, has sold his inter-
est In the store to W. U. Kitchipg
IT New Sharon, Iowa. who, accord
ing to the stipulations OF the sale,
will take possession about February
LIST.
Frank W. Carmody will be identi.
fed with the business and he and Mr..
Kitching will form q partnership.
Mr.. KitohIng will bring his family
to Florence to reside.
T. Carmody will continue to make
Florence his home and will devote
his energies to his numerous other
interests in the county.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
Famous Musician Dead.

Chicago, Jan. Theodore Thomas,
the worlds famous orchestra leader,
died here today Of pneumonia At the
age Of 90 years. he caught cold
while supervising the details Of the
completion Of tie Temple Of Music.
He was native Of Gsrnany.
The daily tribune., 1905-01-04
Died At His Post.

New York. Jan. 4-This city and
the entire eastern coast from Maine to
Virginia IL today in the grasp Of the
severest storm Of the winter. A fine
snow is falling rapidly. the wind Is
blowing . perfect gale piling the snow
in huge drifts. All the city trolley
cars arc blockaded. snowdrifts piIing
against them keeping the cars from
moving 40 inch. Many belated pas
sengers spent the latter part Of the
night in the cars rather than face the
blizzard in the darkness and snow.
drifts. Conditions are serious but
70 far but one death has been reported.
John Addick. gateman on the sle-
vated was found frozen At his post
Of duty.