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Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

Friday afternoon Mrs. B. A. Fowler and Mrs. Shirley Christy gave a re- ception to the visiting ladies of the Federated clubs. This occurred at the home of Mrs. Cnristy and was an inn promptu affair and entirely informal, although very pretty. The house was garnished with roses, the dining-room being entirely in red and most effect i've and artistic. Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Christy were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Kibbey, Mrs. Talbot, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. James, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Elder, and Miss Elizabeth Kendrick. Each guest was presented with a handsome American Beauty rose as a souvenir of the afternoon. This was one of the prettiest entertainments given during the convention of the clubs.
 Mrs. E. $. Murphy left for Los An geles Tuesday evening. During her stay here she was the recipient O many courtesies.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

Mrs. Harlowe J. Phelps and Miss Mabel Phelps gave a delightful after non for Miss Eva M. Arnold Monday. This was a ''thimble party" and the ladies spent the afternoon wrestling with the word "thimble," striving to see who could get the largest number
Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

Mrs. F. l.. Shaw entertained Miss Frances Babcock and Miss Alice But terfield at dinner last Sunday evening"
Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

The regular meeting of the Woman's club will take place next Tuesday This will be of unusual interest, since the subject is the Portland. Fair. Mrs w. F. Nichols, Mrs. B. A. Fowler Mrs. Dwight B. Heard, and Miss Lucy T. Ellis will be on the program. Mrs Heard will give a sketch of a trir up the Columbia river, and Miss Ellis will give a history of the fair.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-26

Monday afternoon Mrs. Harvey J. Lee entertained a few friends inform ally with cards.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
@runoItiifS 3 1te1ertraaunaert

6. S. @. 3eoeu al anno Mdt.
tbeluS, ode Moi6erItraBe uno Nor-
ris.aGep, t4.10H bel 81; So.
&obert ". 9rp6en al Seen Dorf
3iuonce Co." &ebte, 9iteI uno ST.
t%ereile in @%igentbum; $4,000.
Soiep6 5riebenpoIo uno 6rou al
Moies Sed]t etc, 0oroieite Der Sara.
togo, nabe giltalpitraBe, 90 bel 1920;
So.
appollonia 90. aronelter, Seit.s
Goaitr,, oil a~ppoaonia 20. &roneiter,
2 @runoitiide; ST..
SonnaD .. SunoerS an Eetcr S.
Campbell mo 5rau, Noroieite Der
YreIton., rabe gnioritroBe, 1910 bel
80; So.
Senrp 6. Goof II. u. all SEQ. g.
9umler uno 8rau, NoroIeite Der
Somnieno., nobe GbapelitraBe, 1879
BET 42,6, @runo5ins $40; 81.
8reoerid YlGnfer an 8m 6.
Sdnabel, Noroieite Der 9iooleltroBe,
nabe 8atterion e Garf : aoenlte, IA
bel TIC, @runo5ins $40; $3.50.
4llan 6. @irotpooo ali Inrlie q.
Rotbanep, Noroieite Ser 90, nabe
GaIuertitraBe, 1916 bel 82.9, 8runo.
gins $t20; $4,000.
aote Wpobl, 8erlp., an Sre0. Eldns
fer, i'm auftrose Oes @oiiengcrid)tS,
Ioroieitc Ger 9io0leltroBe, nobe Yot'
terion ; Yorf . glpenue, IA bel TIC
SUB, @runo5ins $40, 81.
Sofe 9epoiit II. Fruit SO. an9Pouor
mo Staotrotb, mebrerc Cots, $t3,.
AGA. 81.
20. Soa Sarris, Sruitee, II. a., al
o~ieielben, Gillette Der 9oplD'S0eri'
te, nabe @oooitraBe, PATE bel -
Sub, $3843.
9frtbur s. Sort an Goiu. q. Sart.
8eitieite Der Sobnion-, nabeGlement-
StraBe, 10 bel 80 Sub, @runo5. $42,
So 90.
Senrp @iQiams, 8ertu., an 2ouiS
s. @ileor, @eitieite Der @iIeoritr.
nabe g6aieitraBe, 27.5 bel SUB,
1925.
Gonaro q. Sart an artbur S.Sort
u. Grau, 8eitieite Der Sobuion,> nabe
GlementitrnBesr13 bel so SUB. Gro5.
$42. S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
Slns Scn @cridtsb6fcn.

Cine aoblenbGnoIer = 6irma iiber'
tr6gt ibr Germ0gcn ST. @uniten
ibrPr @ldubiQcr. - @ihtige @ut=
ideiouna I'M GriminaIgeridt. -
Nnocrc 61uc IN Sen @eri6teu.
Die S@, GboS. 8. GiaaS mo GboS.
3. 0iag8, jun, in 6irmu GbuS, 3.
Gigq2 II. Sobn 9obIcnbGnoIer, in
Nr. ,, GlooItroBc, bobeu ibr Ser
m6gcu SIT @umIten ibrer @ldubigcr
an &ru. &obu @iutlcO oils Srltitec
ilbcrtraaen, Sebterer ltcltc $4,000
9iirQidoit, mas rm0cf0br oie SGlftc
Der Slmme oils @utbnbcn au0eutet.
Srau @edcr gcmann ibrcn
Bro3cB.
SIM Common 8leoS = @erid)t 90
ben Die @eifmorenen nod fiiniitiin.
bigger 9erotbuug Elm Geroift IN Der
&loge ser 6rou 2enu 9eder 9egen
sic 6irno 9crnbeimer Bros. ob mo
iprod)cn ser Srou 500 Gnti6GOi.
gllng 5u Srou 8eder ~bc5cl9te, ooB
Tie ont ia. Mdr5 1904 in Dem 2ooen
ser @ebr. @ernbeimer bel6uI6i9t
iporoen iei Elm Ganr &in0erldyube &c.
ito6len 5t boben. Won bobe lie uod)
Dem 8eidGftS 8 9iircolt bringcn Ioi-
len mo BORT elmer notiirIid erfolg.
loien ltnteriuhlng un%terluorfen. Die
gnlu1lte ser 8ertlo9ten beItreiteu ole
9lngoben.
Q characterization
Surab 6. &nigbt uno Hobert Std
boben I'M Stobtgeridte sic oEbiIa.
oeIpbia . Baltimore 3 @aibingtoner
9obn" nm $4,000 S6aoeneriab Der.
flogt, Sn ser aloge miro geiagt, boB
ooS @igcntblm ser alGger 81 Sor.
mooo : Station am 5. Sebrllar oitrd)
eiren Tlunfcn ans elmer 2ofomotipe
ser Serflogten IN Brand geIeBt nor
sen lei.
Cine eitgebenoe Ell.
0uug.
Sn ser 5lpeiten IbtbeiIung OeSGri-
minolgeridte5 cntihieo Hi6ter Sors
Ian qcIterL ooB cin &unoe fir ein
5GbcS 9eefitcot ni6t 81 5oblen broil-
dc, ipenn er iih borber iiber Die Oall'
erboitiafeit" ocS9eefItcnfeS beihtuert
bat. @m. $. @or0ncr mar ange-
fIogt, Srn. S9omoS s. Bennett bon
Norb = BineItroBe nm 70 Gents fiir
cine Mobl5eit beI6ninoelt 81 boben.
9ei Sen 3eugeuauSiogen ertlorte Der
augeflogtc, ooB er iid) getueigert ia.
be, fiir Ole MoBl5eit 81 be5oblen, oa
ooS 9eefiteat SIT 56bc llnb %ungenieBs
bar getueIcn iei. Wan babe i'm Damn
perboften loiieu. Der &idtcr CT.
longtc bon aHoeren 3elIgen Die Nid).
tigfeit ser Gngoben oeS Ingetlogten
un0 iprod i'm oblte @eiteres fret.
Ger gauge 9etrag, nm Den e8 iid)
bonoeltc, belief iid ouf 70 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

Geo. 3. Wogrler iI1lo Srait oil 9D.
Siloebrono, Noroieite oer0tonment-
nobe 9urfeItrnbe, II bel Go SUB, So.
SranciS u. @bite uno SraIt all &.
9. Sunting, 8eltieite Der @op., nabe
2om6aroItrobe, % bel 80 SUB, So.
2ouiS @lotfeloer al. @m. Sodo.
piof uto 8roit, g%toroieite oer@Iliott-,
no6e SorriIonitroBe, 1911 BET 70
Sub, @runo5ins $28, So.
@nl. &. ". Sniion an 9llbert ..
Cunningham, Oitieite Der Barclay,
nobe %. StraBe, 1871 bel Y, @runb.
aims $50, $t400.
Inno Wf. Srogeier II. u. an AIban
$. 9rinton, NorOieite Der SeOernl=,
nobc &~olbroof.S troBe, 1876 bel II,
@rlto5inS $40.52, So.
Roie Cries ulto 8otte an Simon
@inter, OtoromeItIeite Der @op-, no6e
Goger.S troBc, 22.4 bel 1915, @ritno.
sims $36, $4,000.
Socob Sentb an CLIFTON aeitb II. a.,
Weltieite Ger Warner., nabe Weltitr.,
II bel GO, @rrmo5ins $36, $500.
grnelt s. Welb, NodloBperipaIter,
an Senrp s. Strider, mebrere@runo-
Itiide, $500.
MorD 8on 8i6ber II. u. al Inlail
q. Z. 2epOeder, iun., Siioieite Der
5reoerid . Gllrnpifc . Hoo6, nobe
8ppnnsS troBe, 1872 bel - $1,000.
6lorcncc 6. Ballard al 6. Solparo
Soof II. a., 9foroieite Scr @ponofe-
glpenue, nobe Olo Dort HooO, 60 bel
1873, $500.
Sas. 8. 5lad, iun., Erultee, an
8iaiom $. 9apleB, Siiopeitieite ser
9ruio.Siq. gnenue, nobe 8loom.Str IT,,
t6 bel 80. $780,
&ouis S. Burner IL. U. oil Ole Sole
0epoiit onb Sruit &c." mebrere
@runoitiide, So.
6roncis gelpel II. u. an gtta ..
9renop 2 @riInoItiide, So.
9ericlbe on 9teielbe, Sltieite ser
Ct. Saul, nobe q. Strabe, IS bel
t23, @runo5inS $2t6, So.
0crielbe an 0ielelbe, Ode ser 9orn.
o~itieite Der 9olton.S traBe uno ser
Noroieite Der R~eierpoir-S troBe, go
bel -, 8%runo5inS $205.S3, So.
0eriel6e on 9icielbe, 8 8runo.
Itiides So.
Gtta .. 9reaop an Sraneis 6.
Yetpeq, mebrere 8runoItiide, So.
Surno 6. 9t6bott II. q. oil Ieper
8oloitein II. a., Roroieite Ger 2om-
barosS troBe, nabe Sron.glaep, 14.9
bel 60.2, $t2S7.50.
emma .. Moore etc. an SSSos. 81.
Webiter ETC., ode 90. uno Bernard.
StraBe, IA bel So, @runo5ins 500,
So.
2ingaro S. @biteforb an Sacob
9orid etc, @eitieite Montforo-4pe.,
nabe 2anpoleitraBe, 1873 BEL rs,
Aruno5ins $50 $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

Gin @irtb in 9 6 10 II ii o.
ten. - emanuel 2arlen, Der IN gtr.
1900, Canton = s(penue, cine Wirtb'
idoft betreibt, Iitt bid in Der Etnte.
@r mllroe geItern in Der oitlifen No'
li5eiitation unter 5lpei Gni6uloigun'
gen Dem 8~erfobren Der @robgeId]ruo.
renen iiberlpieIeu. 9ie erite lartet
auf @erfouf geiitiger @etr0llfe on
Win0eri1brige nnb Die 5peite ouf3u'
luliung inoroentlider Yerionen IN
feline @irtbl6oft. Sergeant Sur
leu uno Die 8oli5ilten Sdmiot, 2ai'
fertp, Woore, Somilton, Glompitt II.
QieIie0ii nobmen am Worgen cine
Ho55io oilf Die @irtbi6cft Dor uto
perboiteten ooielbIt mebrere Sreuoen'
mG6den uno cine gln5obl ilnger
WGnner, ole meiIten inter 20 Sabre
aft. 9(ue ipuroen nod Der oItlifen
8oli5eiItation gebro6t, no ooS Der
bor obiges &eiuItat bate. Sorlen
ioa nod nift einnol a~nlerifanilfer
9iirger uto iomit nidt 3lt elmer
Sdonf : 2icen5 beredtigt fem. Die
iel6e lit je0o6 al,f ieinen gtarten aus
QcIteat, mo 10 muB er follf geNdipQ'
ren BADEN, olS er feline applifation
I'M Die 2icen5 eil1reihte. 2arIcn BE-
6olptet, feline Yapierc IN Ncp = Dorf
erlanet ST. baben.
9rGn0e. - Gin alarm bonn Sea-
item Ir. 1868 rief Die Seuerfpebr ge'
tern nod Der @obmtng bon 5rolt
Worp @olfer, Ger. 791, @eit!Dtuls
6erruzS troBe, moielblt ein 8orbong
bon eineru Sfen Seiter fing. Die
1lommen puroen i'm Seine geloi6t.
YIobli6 geitorben.- Sroit
Gli5obetb Wurpbp itorb gcltern 9tod).
mittog I'M sitter bon GO SoGren pl0b'
lid in ibrer 9ebauilng, Nr. 1882,
81 . Baltimore StroBe, an einenl
Shluganiale. sic binterldBt meb'
rere Sinner.
Gle Staten ii BEN WoiS.
TranSport BON Chicago nad)Val'
timore iino I'M 5rpei Gents reou5irt
iporoen. 9esglei6en lit Der Trans
port bon Santos . Gitp mad 9ulti'
more nm 3uei Gents reou5irt nor
ben.
SpieIen ben IS + c t G /
Baltimore. 90 ar d." Del
oen @beno . 8oriteaungen IN Der
,Wuiif . gfaoemie" miro oieie Wo6e
in Den 3nii6enpaiien bon oein Or
DIETER Der @arif .@reater galti'
more" eeipielt, melder bon Dem be-
eabten 9altimorer Gomponilten SUI
lion 81. SdGfer componirt fpuroe.
Der Marif bot oagemeinen anflang
gefunoen unO 1T cine prddtige Com.
petition. a4 8sa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

Subicriber. - IS Ideint, 6oB
Sic Ole 3eitung nidt Ieier, ionlt bdt-
ten Sic oltf Der liebenten Seite ieOcll
Gag Die Notirungen oes Baltimore
@ftienmorfteS, iotuie audi Die Ser.
fGuie auf Ser bieiigen Gfieften.9 orie
Ieben miiiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

aino BON Is 90 0 ZEN
Dor @erid t. - Capt. @ep. W.
Barter, g(gert ser n&inoerifub e 8e-
ieqidoft," erifien geItern nit Dem
IS Monote altelt &inoe, mel6eS BON
oeiIen unbefnmter Miltter Dor flint
@ofen ser Negerin Cha Goats BON
Hr. 1886, 2ntrobeItroBe, our Siitilng
iibergeben worOen mar, Dor Dem SIT
genorid)ter Seui5ler ulo lieB oos-
ielbe bon Dem Ri6ter IN aller Sornt
ais S~eimotb8Ioie Dem s9lirierp onb
Gbilos' SoipitoI" al Der Sdr0oer'
StraBe iiberlpeiien. Dns aino tragt
oen Iomet &odJael @beeler.
SIN g e6eimen getrant.
- @eItern crit pl,roe es Inter ben
Sreurocn Ser 6anilie befonnt, baB
SRI. anna g. Is. Bobler n bon Nr.
1919, NorO.G oenltraBe uno Sr.
CHARLES 81. aralner am 10. 5ebruor
in 8ilmington O.. 6, getrout muir.
Den. Gep. Senrp @olie bon 8ilm-
inaton nobm Die Irauung Dor uno
mad, oeriel6eu febrten Die Nelloer.
mdblten in lire reip. @obnungen 5u'
rid. Sr. nnO 5rau aromer weroen
in Ger. SIG, 0It.20. Strabe, ipobnen.
Sr. SoGn VI. @arrett gebt
mad Refers bnrg. = Sr. Sobn
81. Garrett, peIder, ieit mebrerenSab.
rem sefretdr ser ameritaniihen @e.
Ianotifoft am 9aag gefpeien lit,
puroe gelterr bonn p%rdiioenten 9oo.
ieDeIt gum Oritten sefretdr Der Bot,
|jdoft IN ct. Betersburg ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

""* Die monotlid)e Beriontmlung
oeS 9omen.@ereinS oeS ngqgemei-
men 9euti6en @reilenbeimS" finoet
beute g q 6 mittog in Scr Nln-
itolt ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
3iuei quite ;yGnae

Der 9ieb Der Sdmudioden ser
6ruu anorem& in Saft. SIT
Elm iriiberer 3uhtbGu$Ier.
Sotte eiuen %N15'iGbriacu n30g-
ling" - 9omCn cinem @oiicn-
oiebItobI auf sic Sp1r.
&crluin SouIcmom Elm mQcfGbr
% Sabre otter GrsStr0ilina lit olS
Scr &erijbcr ocS GiubuidS in ole
@obntno oeS &ru.,; Benjamin
Snorcrp&, Nr.tG, GiiofBoDionitroBe,
pcrboitet, unb Der ~15.jdbriqc Camp
bcQ Morion iibt olS ieiu 6clfcrSbeI-
fer felt. Die 9etcttipS g~(tfiuiou mno
Brennan nobmen gcItcru Gtod)nlit
tag oie Gerbuitungcn Dor. SouIe-
man Iegte nob ieiner @erbaftung elm
@eitGnoniB ob uno iogte, er babe al
0emleI6en Nbeno, 4. WGr5, orei on=
0ere Ginbriide beriibt, Die @6uier
t0unte er ober nift ongeben. Inter
Den Suhen, bie er in EfonObdillern
oerIebt botte uno ole bon Der &c
beimpoli5ci ipieOercrlongt iuoroeu
iino, befinoet lid icoof bic lilbernc
llbr, mel6e Srn. 6reherid Soneger
bon 0r. 20t3, @eIt,9 oltimorcItroBc,
0c1toblen moroen lit. Gr miro 6eS-
bolb beS GinbrlldJS in Benjamin
NnorcnS' un0 in Sre0. &one9er'S
&ouS ongeiduloiat merOen. Der
Sltnge, Gampbeu Morion, qing nit
ibm ais 8Gd)ter unO befom fir feline
0ienItc elm 9oor nelle Sdubc.
&ouiemnn iuor bis Dor 3 Woden
Subrnlann fir sic nGiti5eus' CT
preB.Go." ruo ser &criiber Der niele1
0iebereicH, pelden oic Gompagnie
ui6t ouf ole Spur tonlmen fonnte,
mie CT geitern 9eItarb. Gr Dotte fir
sic SSlliuelen Der Srou NnoreuS $3.50
befommen un0 nod einen Brilliant
sum @ertbe BON 5000 in ieinem 9e"
Iib. Ser @ouner lebte NIT elmer pers
beirotbeten 6rou, Die lid) Wfomie
Sort nennt, in Ger. 72S, @eIt2cring=
tonItroBc, uno oaS Soor botte ole
&orbereitungcn getrofien fir bie
@lbrciIe no6 Hem-Yorf, bie fir 9c-
Itcrn NbenO geplont mar. Ger 15-
iGbrige Worion lpor Dor lGngerer
3eit ipegen 9iebitoblS nerboitet,
bonn Sugcnoridter SeuiSler o6er
inter 8orole entlolien moroen. 0fit
Soulemon mo Dem &noben iuuroen
ollh Srou Sort mo 5luei iunge
MGnner, Nomcns Sotuaro Glorf IL.
&enrp Steiner, ieitgenommen, Oa
oqe flint &erioneu iid) in Der SOuie-
man'i6en 8obnung %befanoen, olS
bic @ebeimen onlan9ten, .9ie 5rou
mo Steiner uIo Glurf lunroen lpG-
ter ieoof) frciqeloiien.
Souiemou bat 4 Sabre I'M Oitliden
3udtbouie bon Hennipluonien &C.
ieiien ipegcn Ginbrudoie6ltoblS i'll
Yorf, go.
Gutter Sunb.
Die @ebeimpoli3ilten Sommer$la
uno Sogan fnnen 9eitern einem
Moiienoiebitabl oilf Die Spur. Sic
fonoen, bob Der Neger @m. Glorf,
mel6er am Wontag I'M DItliden
StationSbol1ie ipegen 9iebltoblS bon
9Eoor Soien oeS Srn. Spmon 9reB-
Ter bon Ger. 1921, Sit YrnttItraBe,
Dem 8eridtSperfobren iibermieien
muroe, ser Srou Sara6 9ubobSfD
bon Ger. 1914, O~lt.WonmmentItroBe,
nod oeren gu5ia9e nidt meniger,
oIS 1870 Yoor Soien uno einen 9al-
len brouneS Tud) bon 80 CARDS pers
fault botte. @cm ale Solen gebort
boben, peiB Ole 8oli5ei nod nidt,
Gin Sbeil Oerielben iuor Gigentbum
bes Srn. Spmun 9reBler. 0oS Srf
bate ser 9}egcr ober Srn. I6robam
Wtolmon bon gtr. 10, Noro Greter-
StroBe, 9eroubt. Die 5rou luuroe
pegen ongebIiden gmpfongs eeitob-
lener 8aoren pcrbaftet uno iibt I'M
mittleren StotionSbouie. sic iogte,
Iie babe ben Nteger fir einen &leioer-
fobrifontcn gcboltenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10
e

e Canton 2ie6erfron5."
Ser neugegriinoete DGontonz2ie.
oerfron5" belt geltern Nbeno in 6.
EDring'3 &allP, Ode Der 8. StroBe
uno 6aitNpcme, icine erIte Sing.
Itunoe ab, pcIher 90 Singer bel
mobuteu. 0irigrnt FbiI. Irie6 lei
tete Die Sin0ihmoe mo Der Gbor
Gas oclltihc 9ieo" muroc eingeiibt.
ISn Der @cidGftSiiBlulg mrroen flint
poilipe MitqIieoer oltf9cnommen. 8c.
ldIoIicn ipur0C, oennGdIt cine 6cIt-
lidteit u|b5lbultcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-10

H.t L ! - ~.
Ser narion" belt geitern abeno
in Ser rStoe-Soae" inter Der Set
tune bon Erof. Sobn 6. Sranf feline
regelm1Bige Sineltunbe ab, in mel-
der fIeiBie fir oas Sriibiabrs- Con-
5ert seiibt iplirbe. Sn Der @eihdftss
iisung gelangten ginlaounsen oes
3itber-G Clubs uSarmonie," Der uar'
beiser . 2ieoertaiel." Der n@iIbelm
5ea.2ose, g.. OF g." oes .9eutihen
ariegerbunoes," iotuie elm Guno.
idreiben Der n8ereinieten Sanger"
81 Der AM Sonntag in Der Dor
IN drts-SoIle4 ltottfinoenoen Vrobs
fir Sic 5dilerfcier 5itr Aunabme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
PATRICK COUNSEL AND JEROME TILT.
District Attorney Says He Might Have Dis
barred Lawyer, But Did Not

Edgar ]. Kohler, of counsel for Albert T. Pat
rick the convicted murderer of William Nj.
Rice, who has been resentenced to die in the
week of January %. appeared before Justice
Rogers yesterday. He made motion to stay
the execution pending an appeal to the United
States Supreme Court.
District Attorney Jerome opposed The appli-
cation.
Mr. Kohler made some remark about the Dis
trfct Attorneys attitude which nettled Mr..
Jerome.
Now look here, Kohler." he said Il let up
on you once when 1 could have had you dis
barred, because you went to a sanatorium. but
your friends pleaded for you ana dld not
pursue the case further.
Mr. Kohler, throwing his coat and hat down.
began pounding the table, at the same time say
ing to Justice Rogers:
Il am an officer of this court and 1 insist
upon being heard.
II am the justice of this court retorted
Justice Rogers, land you will take orders from
me- I tell you to sit down.
Kohler sat down. but in an instant was on
his feet again.
will you sit down." demanded Justice
Rogers cor shall have to put you in charge of
a court officer?"
Kohler picked up his belongings and left the
court Kohler was of the first lawyers en-
gagged in the defence of Patrick. At one time
he was supposed to be insane ard went to d
sanatorium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
",ST. NTCKS" MEET DEFEAT.
Mercury Foot SeUen Wins Hard
Fought Hockey Game.

n the second game of the Amateur Hockey
League championship series at the 81 NlchoIas
RipL. last night the New-York Athletic Club de-
fea+ed the St Nicholas Skating Club by a score OF
: 70 3 Both sides put UP a fast game, and. while
If was rough at times, it could not be compared
n the game between the Crescent Athletic Club
and the Brooklyn Skating Club on Wednesday
night as far as foul playing was concerned
T1iTabough suffered the severest penalty for
roughness being sent to the side line for fVe MN
,,tes in the second half toward the close of the
came Others to be sent to the bench for tactics
that the game does not call for We're CooIgan and
C,astleman also of the Mercury Foot team, and
Conway of the St Nicholas Skating Club. The first
half ended to / in the New-York Athletic CLUB
favor, and the goal scored by the ht. Nlchoas
club in this half fuke.
Souther brought down the puck. and on well
directed shot from the 10-yard line sent 1t toward
the Mercury Foot cage. It hit Williams's SUCK ana
bounded into the cage. Bullen, after ten minutes
eoaI for the New-York Athletic Club on pass
from Castleman, and shortly before the half ended
Locke made the second on another pass from
Coogan, who wore goggles such as automo-
bists the road, made the thlrd goal after
about five minutes Of play in the second nalt AFTER
man found the st. Nicholas cage unprotected and
sent the rubber into the net for the fourth goal
brought the puck down the rink after the St
Nicholas man had brought 1t up to the Mercury
Foot cage without results and on pass to Castle ste
man, the latter sent it into the net for the hfth
goal, and it looked if the skating club repre-
sentatives would be badly beaten:
however, and with only six men to fight, St Nicho-
las took brace, and Hardy. from a scrimmage,
shot the second goal for the skating club, and a
making the third. from the 20-yard line. The line
up and score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
PROBING PARK-AvE. DISASTER.
State Commissioners Visit Scene of the Fatal
Accident

State Railroad Commissioners Dickey, Baker
and Rockwell inspected the scene of the fatal
collision al 105th-st and Park-ave., yesterday.
They found the signals and switches in perfect
working order. The fact that the apparatus is
interIocking, the commissioners said. contradcts
the evidence given by William II. Kirk. the fire
man of the Poughkeepsie local. for such being
the case the train could not have crossed into
another block when The signals he says were
displayed
Later they met at the Murray Hill Hotel to
examine John D. Horn, the engine driver. who
is accused of being responsible for the disaster.
Franz Siegel, the counsel for Horn, said that he
had instructed his client not to disclose his de-
fence at this time He said further that Horn
would tell his story later. as he has nothing 10
fear Before the hearing closed Surrogate Theo-
dore H. Slkman of Westchester County. who
was a. passenger, said that the airbrakes the
Poughkeepsie train were not applied until it had
run nearly four hundred feet after the crash.
IL was announced at the District Attorneys
office yesterday that Assistant District Attorney
Cardozo had before him witnesses to the collision
with view to fixing the responsibility for the
cident. The names of the witnesses and their
testimony not made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
THOROUGHBRED R4CING.
p. j. D5cyer Increases Patue of En-
Dire State .SteepIechdse.

At an informal meeting of some of the stewards
of the National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
at the Waldorf Astoria recently, which matters
of interest 10 steeplechasing were discussed and
various suggestions as the lettering of the sport
made, 2. j. Dwyer. who happened to he present
offered TO raise the value OF the Empire State
Steeplechase from 5000 to 5000 To this the Ma
tional Steeplechase and Hunt Association will add
a $3.50 cup. The Empire State Steeplechase is run
at the spring meeting of the Brooklyn Jockey Club
at Gravesend of which Mr.. Dwyer is president
The stake under the new conditions should attract
the best timber toppers in training, and the race
should be one of the features of the meeting.
The report that crops ont from time to time that
next season would be the last that the Gravesend
track would be used for racing purposes is again
denied P J. Dwyer was recently asked TO put a
price on it, but he replied that the property was
not in the market. Eventually the Brooklyn Jockey
Club track will be too valuable building sites to
be used for racing purposes. but those who ought
To know saw that il may be five even ten years
before such a condition exists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
INTERCOLLEGIATE CHESS.
Columbia Earns the Lead in the
annual Tournament

At the conclusion of the first dag pay ~ ane
fourteenth annual intercollegiate cheSs oou no
,nen4 begun yesterday afternoon at the west que
Republican Club. No 25O7 Broadway, IN TINS Guy
s,ounbias representatives took the LEAD over Ifat
ward and Yale while Princeton brought up the
rear. -
AS IN former years four students from each OF
the four universities of Columbia Harvard, lane
.nd princeton we're ready to start when the d.
rsctor Of play, Charles Curt, called time az
O'Clock AS will be seen from the pairing OF the
plavers Columbia was ptted against Princeton
while Harvard was matched with Yale Or the SIX
teen students engaged in the contest, which VIII
he resumed this afternoon and concluded to-mor-
row nino have played in previous intercollegiate
tournaments while Brown and Blumberg OF 90
lurnhia; HeadIey and Burgess, % Yale; Cogswel
of Harvard, and Greenland and Princeton, OF
Princeton made their debuts yesterday
After play had proceeded for some time 1t became
apparent that the play up to general eXpecta-
tons that is TO say, about of the same order
exhibited in previous contests The numerous
spectators seemed satisfied with the play Of the
students.
Following IS the pairing of the two teams: