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New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
FINE MUSICAL OUTLOOK.
Many Well KnozCn Stars Under
MANAGEMENT of L. O.. Charlton.

Loudon G. Charlton announced an unusually
strong list OF musical attractions for the coming
concert season The list Is headed by Nine.
Johanna Gadsd. who was last season in concert
under the same management Her coming tour
VIII again be transcontinentaI and embrace sew
enty-flVe appearances, including several in New
York A limited season at the Metropolitan VIII
be included IN her seasons work
Alfred Reisenauer comes to America for the sec
ond time now under the Charlton banner The
great German pianist made his first American tour
TWO years ago. and the wave OF enthusiasm that
ioiIowed MIN is not forgotten. He was pupil Of
LAsz1' whose music he plays frequently and with
great distinction. Reisenauer. however is not a
Aiszr Specialist. although he is undoubtedly the
greatest exponent OF that masters works He
plays the compositions OF Beethoven Schurnanu and
Chopin with equal ability. His tour will be trans
conunenta-' including all the important orchestraS
The appearance Of David Bispham's name as
sures Us OF at least another concert season OF this
superb singer, whose ambitions and talents for
CLASSIC drama are also well known. Aside from his
ofa1orio, orchestra and recital engagements he will
repeat his success of last season. THE Cycle of
the Great Song Cycles" Mr.. Bspham will also
again be heard in Mrs. Grace WassalPs shaks-
speare cycle, which had it's first production in
New-Xork at Carnegie Hall last November
Harold Bauer comes again for hts fourth tour
which Will cover the entire continent and Will
include symphony engagements with all the i'm
portant orchestras.
Marie Nichols. vtOlinist, comes again Her en-
gagements will cover nearly the entire country
and VIII include several orchestra Appearances
Elsa Ruegger, the noted 'ceIlist comes for her
third American tour, beginning January l. end al
though the arrangements have only been cornplete
two weeks, demands for her appearances already
assure her of successful tour
Ellison Van HoOse, well known as a leading ora
torto and concert tenor, last season appeared IN
sixty concerts with Nine. Melba In her trans
continental tour. He viii return during the COM
ing season, TO all the cities east OF the Rocky
Mountains where Nine MeIba appeared last year
year
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
DAVID STEVENSON SUES TRUSTEE
Wants Manager of Fathers Estate Removed,
After Accounting.

David Stevenson, OF the late David Steven
sen. the brewer, OF 10th-ave. and ssth-st-. has
brought suit IN the Supreme Court against James
MoClenehan. president OF the Mutual Bank. and
hts trustee under his fathers viii. for an account
ing Of one-seventh OF his fathers estate. Ths
plaintiffs father died october Il. 1882 and since
then McClenehan has managed the estate.
Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court yesrer-
day granted a temporary injunction restraining
McClenehan from interfering with the trust estate
except as to the collection OF rents. pending an
argument motion for his removal
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
DEATH REVEALS LOVE.
Pedestrian Killed in Nesg-OrIeans
Meant to Marry.
[sT ruLEaRApH 10 IKE TRIBUNE. ]

New-Orleans. July Ga California romance
vas revealed by the accidental death OF D. T.
Evans, the Cleveland pedestrian. who was acci-
dentauy shot and killed by the discharge of
his revolver last night While on MS ten thou
sand mile walk for prize of $4,000. which
began at Cleveland nearly year ago, Evans met
a beautiful Los Angeles girl in his stay in that
city 1t was case OF love at first sight and
Evans had corresponded with her ON his travels
over the country. From letters found on him IL
was learned that his long tramp would have
been ended next month, and as soon as he had
received the big prize he and Miss Rosa Webb,
OF Los Angeles. were TO have been married.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
CARNEGIE GIFT TO UNIVERSITY.
Gives $50, 900 to the Lincoln Memorial at
Cumberland Gap.

Announcement has just been made that Andrew
Carnegie has given $4,000 to the lincoln Memorial
University at Cumberland Gap, Tenn, for the
erection Of new library building. General 0. O.
Howard, president of the board OF directors OF
the university has raised a like amount, which will
be used for the maintenance Of the library.
The university was founded by General Howard
in performances Of promise made TO Presicenr
Lincoln to provide q place where the men and
might obtain an education Since 1889 General How
ard mas been trying TO provide adequate en-
dowment He has succeeded in raising only $4,000
This must be increased $500 900 If the work is 70
Re TroDery carried on. To ralss this fund move
ment has been started by private subscriptions
and IL is now deemed advisable 10 open PUBIC
Students enrolled
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

Perret Uric T. WhselOcks William A
cIAPP-on THURSDAY; July s 1905 Eysssts qlagR APP. 9'
DssTs Memorial s shS9s SHAPE ana or1
trolley from ferry Ianding1 Intsrnsnt private.
EARL-On THURSDAY July s. at a Frsnoss L.
beloved wife Of Thomas q saIl age 81 EsntT1 ser
Saturday July s. 2:So p. Relatives and friends
invited. Jersey CITY papers please copy.
JEssoP-on July ! 1905. after long illness william
England chairman Of William Jessop 8 soma Lin
tied steel manufacturers
y An9Psw 81 fInn Ia her a6tS year Fansrai sron
her late residences. No. ls2 Berssn-st. Saturday
3 p
End-ave. July 5 1905. Uric r Perst, IN the
seth year OF his age hsquisn mass VII % sssd Al
between % and I'd ayss. on Friday H1STninE July
La. papers please copy
sANDERs-At Cortland. n. 2 THURSDAY July q 1905
Joshua Chase Sanders, Of Nsvs-Yor city in the sis
day afternoon.
sPRINGER-At EngIswood. n j.. on Tuesday. July a
al EngIewood Methodist Episcopal Church. Saturday
July at ESQ elSes ?, m IFSa leaves ETs Rail-
STOCKTON suddenly July g. 1908. La Rue Perrins
Stockton. Funeral services Saturday July s. p m
late residence No ao3 Jefrarson-avs Kindly
wADpEI4L-On July a lingering illness. isabella
Clement beloved wife OF the Rensrr WaddsL Of
EIgsnS r guRsra1 Rss Ba4 fS So s54 S4' pss RESI-
dentist Liverpool and Southport England. papers
COPY.
wEED-At the family rssidenes Ne. SO West 25th-st,
Nsw-York. July g. Olive Evans Weed 5eleyed aad
only danShLsE Ok James h Lewis Sna .iiSssta Wse1
o'clock IntsFmsnt al BinshanIon. n. Y.
wHEELOCK-Entarsd into rest, Thursday morning. az
wheelock IN the slst yesE of ais ass Esnsrsl SER
Vices at the Washlnston aSs.ts EFesoySsrlAn ChaTc
s at O'Clock Burial at convenience 0t family.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
WILLIAM H wANAMAKER MARRIED.
Meets Teacher Praised by His Children and
Makes Her His Wife.
[gT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

North Adams, Mass. July 6-Miss Mabel L. Wal
ton. daughter of John Walton, a wool sorter Of
this city. and William H Wanamal1er, OF Philadel-
phia- brother Of John Wanamaksr, were married at
noon to-day at the home OF the brides father
The Rev. j. A Hamilton, pastor OF the Methodist
Church of North Adams performed the ceremony.
assisted by the Rev. Charles Kloss. pastor Of the
Central Congregational Church, of Philadelphia.
There were no attendants no music and few deco
rattons except daisies and ferns Only the brides
immediate family and & few friends were present.
Miss Walton was teacher Of German the
IIiII Lyman School, Philadelphia, and Mr. Wana-
makers children came under her tuition They
adored her and talked Of her constantly 10 their
father who became so impressed that he took oc-
casion 10 meet her with the result that they were
engaged on last Easter Monday.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
CoNsrANTINoPLE HOSPITAL ELECTION.
Board of Trustees of American Institution
Selects Officers.

The board OF trustees of the American Hospital
and Training School for Nurses In ConEtantinople
met in the United Charities Building yesterday.
The meeting was called to order by DR. c. G Cree
gan, Of the American Board, and the Rev. Charles
II. Richards. secretary OF the Congregational
Church Building Society. was elected chairman pro
TEN, and James S H. Umsted was elected. .secre-
tary pro tenn
The following officers unanimously electedl
President William Ives Washburn. No. 30 Pine
st; vice~presfdent, the Rev. George Washburn
secretary, James S. H Umsted; treasurer, Z. H
Baker
The surgeon in charge Of the American Hospital
in Constantinople is Thomas s Darlington He
went 10 Turkey seven years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

There is a new chief in the Igorrote Village at
Luna Park to-day. Ever since the tribe OF seventy
TWO dusAy hued Americans from Luzon left Seattle
TWO months ago trouble has been brewing among
them because OF the cast iron rule OF their old
chief. Femoloey the wealthiest and most infueu-
ual man In the tribe. Fernoloey had proved .
most domineerfng ruler for people who acknowI-
edged no hereditary chiefs and whose leaders have
peen elected by universal suffrage as far back as
their traditions go. For some time. however the
spirit OF revolt has been rife among them Finally
longer to recognize the chiefs authority. Two or
tnree members or the band stood by FNefuoLoey
however and for time # looked as If there would
be war. In their stons and spear fights they be-
came particularly vehement and were on the point
OF engaging IN a genuine conflict in which blood
would have been let had not DR.. T. K Hunt re-
turned. He Immediately ordered thar the difficutv
be settled by the ballot Feloa received thirty-two
votes, while Langasa elected mother OF the
tribe over Gumay the previous holder OF the honor
by thrty-five votes.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

ARMSTRONG NIcARPENTER-At the home Of the brides
parents the evening OF July 3 Cora Alchs, only
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. SeIleck Thomas Carpenter
Harold. OF Thomas Slater Armstrong. OF New
Castle-ol-Tyns England
FERRI@SET8IOUR-On Thursday, June %. 1905. at
St Naur Villa. saltwater N 7, by Rev. Robert
H. Carson. OF Grace Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn
daughter OF the lats William P. Sey
mour to Smith Ferris OF Nsw-York
MIX-TRACY-On Thursday July 8. 1905. the resi-
denca brides parents Plalnnslc n J, by tho
Rev. William R. Richards. D D OF NevE-Xork as
sisted by the Sheridan Zee d. D.. OF Plain
Held Margaret Louisa. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J.
varrs Tracy, Charles Aslvtn Mix II. D.. OF Aancie
Ind.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Plus x STRONGER THAN EXPECTED.

latte By little P1us x ts dispelng the impress
sion which prevailed extensively during the
arst year OF his Papacy thai he was an amiAble.
good natured prelats Ot rather limited views. pos
sessed OF piety than statecrart, and who.
owing % his ignor4ncs Of International politics
would be easily swRyed- During the relatively
short time that be has been the throne OF 81.
Peter he has introduced the most radical changes
both IN ecclesiastical administration and IN the
policy Of the Church In Italy well es abroad,
and has shown In rnany ways that. far from being
subject % tho innuanoes OF mis- entourage he is
more independent in character and more mastertul
than either Of hls two immediate predecessors.
aiorsOEsr. he IL Possessed OF amount OF homely
wit which is Of q naturs 70 diEaouse those who had
entertained any doubts 20 his shrewdness. Thus.
the other day one OF the most beilgerent and az
sress1ve of Frenc1 archbsshops IN discussing with
Nm the situation OF ths Church in France. ex-
eAiuled; Your holiness, only waiting for
Eoro from you 20 descend into the arena LIST
your holiness pronounce that word and you VIII
INC ne ready for the fray"
with gunsT inquired the Pontif. interT1p-
non which Sc oisoonoerted the Rr~neh prelate that
As e1a lot venture 10 pursue his remarks. where
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

-GTover Cleveland. Princeton. GRAND-A, E.
Lippineott, Phnadephia GIISEY1s = bTorhlng a45
lieutenant L. Windischgraetz OF the austrian
a-rSS TwPF1RIAI-Le Baron Donovan. Tampa
Ela NFANT{ATTAN-Sir Chentung Lang Cheng.
S-,1nese Minister TO the United States MURkAf
SJTT T-Alayor ]. K. Mcclure, Syracuse NETH-
FRT.AND-C A. Robinson. Cincinnati; w. 3. Nell
aQn
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
rsANsPAcTFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


Ths sohsauIs 0f elOsiHS q TTanspa1ia1 Nails -
f@sif ~ porr sailing Ths Enal
$50 Reusrsrsd Transpaetno Mails dispatched vAn-.
eolver Victoria TAcoraa Seattle waich slass
5reyious day3 close she densral Postoaoa Neprar
t4.--sW Va san Fraacsco eose p m yziy Q coE
- 4is1s4ch e a. kavaGan-
New Australia tsxcspt vest NsT~t a4ednnlA
ssraol Hawai- and specially addressed mai for ~
Trianas VIA san Francisco. close et July IS
dfEnatch : sierra Or the Cunard sts.<nsr
cSrryng the British man Tor NsS-Eea-ana doss not
rara-elos1nE 530 a $50 = N and p
S,,ndays At 40 a N. a and p un-vtu %
made up and forwarded until tas arrival of tas
w, TssaS saa spsoiaLy addressed nazn for Australia
ana NeN-Czlsdon1A via Nancoavsr aad Victoria
81 c.. close at p M July u Tor dispatch Per
49, ESr@s CHINA and specially addressed nal to-
5SIituuiu. Islands, Seattle 3 .. ~. ruy
"a s5r dispatch per q D&kotA
Hawaii Japan. Korea China aad PhilfDans Ix.aad-.
VITA Fr2nciseo close az D m July II cor 4ls-
80 P. esxc,5t Pareals-Pozs Mans1 Koraa CHA. .ns
Psiilupias IslAnda wa Naocou~sr and vsotzr4A n q
sloss At > ? IN july Is Hsr dispafaa psr sts~n.ED
psi1ons Islaaas Guam E-aaaizos s.o.> a
q >. m Juiy "a. tor dsp2tch :. :. rrznsporx
Tahiti MaE1nes@s Islands va 32a Eraaossea 1tnss
p n August tor dsp-foA psr stsszashsD AAF-
Asnch4sriA fsxcspt Mukdsn Nswcnwaax sna rors A.
thur3 and EastsEn shsra Ia At present t0rwAxdsd va
Russia
NcTE-uale-s otherwise addressed. wssx Auseras.H sz
furxArded EUropai Nss-Xealaad Tranclscc-
and certain places IN rne Chinese provinces
via sEush ladia-tss Slisksst reafss sexappsass
At ths forsssn Eatss Hawaii Ia bs~xnsSs1 Va "a
wrI1LAM = WILCOX ru~rm~~
rOsrocsr~ Ssv-Ixk n = Jny tsoA y
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
NOTES OF THE SUMMER STAGE.

Anne Sutherland engaged yesterday by
In Edward L. KIdder's comedy. Easy Daw-
SON" in which Raymond Hitchcock will star the
coming season. Miss Sutherland will play the part
OF MRS, ChurchiA-Brenton an automobile enthusf-
Quotons' opening the season WaIlaek's Au-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
EDUCATORS GO TO EUROPE.

fBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Boston. July d-Ameng the saloon passengers
who sailed for Liverpool to-day the White Star
liner were President Hazard OF wellesley College;
Dean Agnes Irwin, or Radcliffe; Professor Max
Keller and Eihu Thomson. the inventor.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hoard of EstmAte meeting PorteheseF Aaroad ran
chise ana Blackwslrs Island Bridge approach GlIs
Hall morning
Racing at Brighton Beach. Afternoon
Err.a 6av az Museum OF and ths Biological Psr1
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

The New-York Symphony Orchestra Is at pres
ent playing at the Ravinia Park Theatre, in Chi
cago. and the Chicago pleasure seekers are well
pleased with the work Of Walter Damrosch's or
ganization. An attempt is made TO make the music
popular in the better sense, and yet have nothing
In IL that the critical music lover might not
hear with pleasure
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07

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urTowS oggIcES-sa. Lsss 5rssd%ag. = any A@~a.
sEoNzx aaS; EgREAE-Sa ~ East Isssa-ss
NEy4R1 5RANca oSgIcx-TTsdsrisx n. ssun-z,
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Ersns Pans as41a q Co. No. . ssw ozssrs-.s
Thomas c0ok SON. TSsTiss ofass. I'sds.1s cs..a.
Di.ss e leave aavsTtissrasats ana su0sOrfprssa.-
JoEn waaauszsr so = sss s.. sssssss EsassH
Mafsaa Hsr3ss Co. No. sI ssaisvaxs xsausms.u.
Credit tyona2is. sursaa a-s EtrEnssrA
So1tnsntal Hotel newsstand
aEsss sEsas-ss Ne q ysSas &c N Eogsr4 2 An. s
NIc5-Crstit Lyonnals.
s:cE~gSssss- Ian Lslaoa 4 ca - Sa- ) saa Va
HAMBURS-AHsrseza Express Company. Va y~a--
srraagsnsnts hays bean made % kssp ths DAILY and
SCNDAY TRIBUNE on nls IN ths reading rooms se sAs
LoNpoS-Hstsl victoria s.yoy Hotel TA. LAa<a..a
Topoie Midland Grand EIossi Tss Hoard Hotel
Noroad Hotel P.IsssII A'A'' 1's-
.a .'f , T.. s.sa sass ss:: ss:s
[ESrFssarozot a9tsl Weilinsrons E1nortdxe Mslss
RsTsy.; Hshsr's Hotel. sSaazih zoss~ r.as z
scoTLAND-st EnOch HotsL Glaaxovs st4rssa asssl
AyF station Hotel. Dumfrisss BiEnAn HS1s- sara.1r-
1-6NALIAE-Hotsi Cecil
RARIS-Etotsl Chatham HOtsI Llls AIbfon 0san1
Hotel de rAthense- draad Hotel. Hotsl csntE..ns~-
5ots au Palais. H0tsi 81 Janbss And Albany zS~4
stg1Es S.s5 e., Grand 0ssl sruasss1 Has.l za-..-a
HoLLAND-HotsI dss Inds< Ths EAsass Kzz~.--
sehsvsninzsn
GEHMANY-Nyassausr-Ho Hotel wssso.dsns y,ux
seasons Hotel Munich. Hotsl Balisvas. Dr~<dsns
T3b T9ssb haiseFSof ssriin Hotel goqr s.@ssn--
aote Msssmer. Baden Baden: W1rtksmosrx aoc.
KsissThot ss6adsa Eas.l al.issns w,ass-
kalseThof Wildunssn-BSa Grsad fso1st Nizaslnss-
hoshe' Hotel de Ruszis Kissing ssn-Ba1s Hotas
victoria kissinsens Fr2nk1urtsF-Hof, yraaxtors-
on-Aain: Imperial Hotel Frankforc-on- Main Hs<ak
Prtnz Cara Heidelberg; aotsI National. str.ss-
ourgs Hotel HOheuzollern. Nauheina-8ads Hete<
Continental, Munich; Hotel Kaissrhof. Ba1-Szu-
heinii Hotel Furstsnhoe. Franxfort-on- Main
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND-EossI Bristol,
Baur au Lac. Zurich Hotsl savoy an6 West End.
Carlsbad; Hotel Pupp, CARLSBAD. HOtsi
Lausanne; Hotel Victoria. IatsFiaksn. aotsl 5zlsr.
Base Hotel victoria. Bases Hotel National. carts-
51etet Beau AlTass. Geneva Stadrath. MzrisnAA6s
Hotel Wei11ar. A2risnbad: Eotsl Kltnszr Z2rfsn-
bS PAD Grand Hotel. ysvey; Rusen Hotsa IaEssr.n-
ot-ck Interlakens Grand Hotel Brunneus Hotek
National, Lucsrns; Palacs Hotel Luesrnss Hotel
5ernerhof. BsTus. Grand H9te. L1g2a0s Ho<eL
kursaal- Malo5as Engadine.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-G<And HossL
Eenlee; Grand Hotel, Rome; Eden Pa1aces Gsnsas
Rsnlcsi Hotel de "a VILE. Mlaa; Royal asssL
Rome; Hotel de IA Vfls FIorsncss Grand Hotel
5IoreAee: savoy Hotel, Forencs Eotsl Royal aAa
sen sHsn9; Hotel Grands Brstagns. Nice; savoy Hsls-
x-oteI Monte Carlo; Grand Hotel. Aix-lss-6 6Aluss
E-olel Louvre and Savoy A4x-lss-RaIns.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
CEALTERIES.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

tral station Webster and Jerome Avsnus troleys and
bv carriage s126 TsiephOas (4s56 Gramsrcy1
FOR Book o Views representative.
once. 20 East 3srd ST.. N. 7. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaactaI Fa-eord and Observation-Disclosures, July g.
o .h,.v-rz weather OF few dAys IN the East
and south continues has fallen in the last twenty
.o hours QUITE generally south Of ths Ohio and east
- ths s6ississpp and IN oho Illinois, Iowa, Mis-
nrs south Dakota and Eastern TexAs It 10 somewhat
,ool.r An sAs Ohio and middle Mzzisstrpi valleys
showers and ttunderstorTns Indicated fcr Friday
resrally east OF isassippI in tho upper lake
region and Eew-Ensland. - -. .,-.,-. -,
generally high humidity esst OF tho Misxisstpp1
T-ss winds along ths AI1rro Coast wzli De mostly
,,1+ 20 fr,sh southeast; the Gulf Coast Axnt and
@s-.bSs. On tae west Gult Coast frush southeast to
.s1sh: on the lakes. light southsry on the upper
ss..nsrs eepsrrns Friday European ports win
Ight southeast winds and conoy weather 20 ss nrtsa
Banks
1sorneast for Special Localttins.-For Eastern New
sr usr+Iy c1udy to-day. occasional showers IN west
oat saturday partly cloudy, Light southeast 70 south
H. Eastern Pennsylvania, Deiawars Maryland and
~ Cournbia showers to-day and probably Sat
,1rtesvs light east 70 southeast winds.
Por New-Jsrssy partly cloudy to-day and Saturday
southwest portions hsnt sortheast Einas
-, Western Pennsylvania, showers and thunoerszoTms
a.. ssv s1d saturday; light variable winds.
Tor western Nos-York, fair IN east showers ana
shunderEtorznx west portion to-day and saturday.
hxt EsF1gia partly cloudy to-day Saturday,
light s1tneas. south winds
IseaI Official R1eOrd-Ths following Official record
s-,r ths Weather Bureau shows ths changes n the
psratur. for ths last twsnyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding 6ass Of Last yeart
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
,,u....., for spseiaI LocaIitiss-For Eastern Ne.

Highest temperature yesterday II dsTses lowest esi
10; average corresponding date last Te
svsr.g. nor corresponding tefyye years ~
TocsI rorecast-PaFty elOc6y today and Saturday
fghs south 20 southwest HiDds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
GOVERNOR HIGGINS IN ALBANY.

Albany. July 6-Govsrnor Higgins returned early
this afternoon from his home Ia OIean where 10
spent the Fourth OF July with his family.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
For Feeble Children

HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
pleasan-tasting. effective tonic tor sickly, trstty
or feeble children with weak digestion
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total. July G, 1905.

Remittances, preferably by check express order
postOface money order should be drawn To the
order OF and addressed to The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubIished in The Tri-WeekIy Tribuns wtth0us
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL, 24I-s West 2sd 81
,sd ST stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel. 1895 Chsls-a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Special Notices.
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For all points the United States Canada ana Msxico
forrside ~ Boroushs Manhattan ana -,
RroDvl Alxo 70 Cuha. Porto Rice HAWAII and ne
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
LA GRANDE pUcHEssE" ROBBED.

upon Plus X. TO continue his lessor. gently and
knowingly added. 'Adonseigueur, silence is golden "
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
rspubIished In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-07
Foreign Rates

suoscFlDeFs NeN-Hork
postage addition 70 tho rates Eaued above
Foreign Rates
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-20


The Dickens city pubIls school
building caught fire Friday morning
from defective fIue. and the damage
to the building win probably be about
$3.50 H.
A contract has been closed for the
installation Of an Ice plant at Big
Springs. The plant will cost about
$4,000 and the principal owner Il
Frank Tomlinson.
The Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone Company has bought the
local telephone exchange at Pitts
burg from Hawley & Williams. of Sui
phur Springs.
Thomas Riley aged 65 years, is
dead at Galveston. as result OF TAX
ing atrychnine poison. said to have
been procured six months before in
the sealy Hospital. where he has been
q patient two or three times
W. J. Clay. state Commissioner OF
Agriculture, has received from the
printers copies Of his annual statistl
cal work for 1906. It contains large
amount of information in regard ts
the resources of the state.
Tom Bond, Of Dallas. brother OF Jack
Bond, travelling auditor Of the Texas
and Pacific Railroad. died at FL Paao
after an illness Of only week.
The quarter boat on upper Red Riy-
Or has been at work for several
months clearing the channel Of the
stream, is now north Of Ravenna, near
the point where the second boat began
operations The work Is progressing
very slowly on account OF the dificui-
ty which is experienced in securing
laborers.
The City Attorney Of Dallas, has
started out to enforce law in that
city which forbIds any train to block
a street crossing for a longer time
than ave Minutes The first case was
against a Texas and Pacific crew
a negro boy working at Jefferson
accidentally fell into The machinery Of
Williams and Procsor's sawmiii and
was cut to pieces, dying insiantly.
No one seems 10 know how the acci'