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New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
Amusenents.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC-S-wiznrd of o.
AI.HANBRA-2-
SEIASCO-S-The Girl of the Golden West
BILIOUS f5-The Music Master.
gRGADWA AY-S-Neronique
CASINQ-2-S:l@The Earl ana the Girl
CGIONIAL-2-S-Naudevile
CRITERION-S:20-fierG Great Match
I1AIsy'S-S:15-The CsEch OF the Season.
EDEN MUSEE-ToTld in Wsx-
p.MPIRE-S.15-Peter
GARpEN-S-Richelieu-
HsMNERSTEJNs vICToRIA-2-s:i5-,y, ~, aooe @ yISo-v
HARLEM OPERA HoCSE-S:15-The College mlH'
HERALD soUARE-s:15-Frtz in TanIiany1 ~ ipri p,ncess
HIPP0DRCME-2-s-TheR Romance OF a f5lnoO0 H4'NN
A Yankee Circus Mars.
HEDSON-S 2o-Man and Supernan- ,,Aa-d
IRVING PLACE-S-IOe B-1Iecer kon SN- De4A4-"AN'
JOE WERFR'S- Ss15-The Prince Chap.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and juliet
IYCE;IJM-2:l5-s:I5-The and the Mouse
IIBERTY-s:I5-- -Noonshine.
LTRTC-S: :I5-Esppyisn6.
MADISON soUARB-S:3 :30-The Man on the boN-
haAJEsTIC-S-W
MENDEI.SSuHN HALL-3--T'ano Recita -tao
W-Aa5STERDAM-S:15-The Wnlte ta'-
NF;w-YORK-S:15-IAttle Johnny Jones
pPINCESS-s:I -,,- oliver
PRoC-noR's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE e0'i' q
sAvoY2c:15-s:I5-Tn Walls of Jericho
WAlI.ACF- IS :2o-The Squaw Man
WEST END-s:15-Checkers
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
Nem.Dork DAILY 0rribnsrs
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1905.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

EoREIGN-The Porte refused the demands OF
the powers regarding financial reforms IN nace- o
donia - The warships intended lot 9s.,ir 3elllUm
= resolution indorsing the government
was enthusiastically received in the ze!hstSo
congress at Moscow; the congress eVloehuy
nracticaIly decided to cooperate with Count
Witte. - Peasant instructions got Deyonu
control In three Russian provinces; reVoLuuLol re.o
aries instigated revolt by urging the agrarians
to seize the lands. - Hundreds OF JeMe' @
driven out of Russia by the disorders. are Ieav- &
ING thnt country for Palestine. - hlng
Eaaken of Norway sent his thanks to President
Roosevelt for his congratulations. - Inc
King of Portugal In returning Preslcedo orS LOU, N
bets visit was received with military honors IN
Paris.
DoMEsTIC-The trial of Midshpman Minor
Merether IT, by S court dahipan aTal 0i Branc6 in a
fist fight at the Naval Academy began III An
napolis - The Senate Commute OF lhteiStalS
Cyomne erce it is believed in Washington, Will re-
nort a railroad rate bill in line with President
RooseveIt's views - A Boston judge ISSUED
hush order on the neWsPapeTs N nonaId 1nG SU' e.
McClelland was placed under arrest at spokane
Wash; his accounts were said 10 be snort - -
Miss Alice Roosevelt was reported III al the
home of her aunt In Pennington. Conn. -
The United States Court In Chicago upheIo
decision Of the Interstate Commerce Corlnlis-
sion relating to freight rates on soap - An
FL Paso, Tex, dispatch said that three lhsuF-
ance agents in Mexico were sentenced to be shot
for killing two men for life insurance money.
- A lovesick Cuban shot down the two
brothers Of his sweetheart at Natfck, N y Kill
ing one instantly.
CTTY-Stocl1s were irregular = Pickett
C. f Murphys friend, bondsman Of the fleeing
Krup was before the grand jury giving testl-
rnony In the investigation of election fraud
charges - Friends Of Dillon Wallace an
nounced that he would organize an expedition
to explore Alaska on his return from Labrador;
q report from ST. Johns. y. F., announced thaL
Mr. Wallace had safely crossed Labrador and
would start overland for Quebec. = Gage E
TarbeIl said he took commission on 1nsur-
ance policies On his own NE. = : a "A meta me Zen en-
srayer vaul.ed through the upper half OF a san
etoriuu1 window and was killed when he hit
an iron railing FIVE stories below. - Two po-
Iicernen captured two burglars after a terrific
struggle on q roof. - clerk in the Tax De-
partcnent was arraigned on charge of forging
checks to the extent of So geo; it is said he i'm
pIicates several other persons. -- Joseph II
Goadley testified that he paid JUdson $1,000
month ito keep him out of jail" = Brooklyn
Rapid Transit stock rose under pressure Of
heavy buying by interests said to be seeking
control young woman knelt before
train at the elevated station at 66th-st. and
Colurnbus-ave and WIS instantly killed.
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: The high
est 81 degrees; lowest. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
The DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
from The Tribune Bureau.


washington, Nov. 22.-The Russian Amoassaa0r
and Baroness Rosen gave reception to the entire
diplomatic corps at the embassy this aIterhooH
from to o'clock. They were assisted oy the
members of the embassy staff now in washington
The scene was a brilliant as all the diplomats
wear their court dress when going to make first
call on a. new Ambassador. Baroness Rosen wore
a gown of ecru lace, with velvet trimming Oh the
same color The tables for refreshments were ar
ranged in the end of the large apartment in which
the guests were received. Pink and white chrysan-
themums were used as decorations.
Sehor Don Carlos E. Savala, Of the Argentine be-
CATION has gone to Paris for short vlsiI pre-
paratory to six months leave to be spent In
Argentine He is first secretary of the legation
Sehor Don Luis De Oliveira Gear, the second sec
retary is absent. but is expected to return soon
Augustin Barranco who is twenty-four years old
and single has been appointed counsellor of the
Cuban Legation.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.
From The Tribune Bureau.

From The Tribune Bureau.
Washington, Nov 22-The marriage of Miss Ethel
Dallas Horstmann. formerly of Philadelphia but
row Of Washington, to Sidney Small. OF Toronto.
Rhode Island lave at noon to-day. The Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith rector Of St Johns Church, of1cated.
Among the guests at the ceremony and the break
fast which followed were the Ambassador from
ustria-Hungary and Baroness Hengelmdner. the
French Ambassador and Mime. Jusserand. the Brit
ish Ambassador and Lady Durand, Miss Durano
Secretary and Mrs Root Miss Root, Justice and
Mrs White Mr. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. MISS
MacVeagh Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mclean and
Vtscount De Chambrun of the French Embassy
From out of town were John Small Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Small. Mr.. Darling, Mr.. Henderson and
Mr. Lowe. Of Toronto: Mr.. and Mrs. Budden. OF
Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horstmann. the
Misses Horstmann and DR.. Francis Packard. Of
Philadelphia The bride was given away by her
brother F. O. Horstlnann. and had attendants
She wore an imported gown OF applique lace and
satin and tule veil. and carried white orchids.
Her going away gown and hat were OF brown MI
Small was attended by R. B. Henderson. of To-
ronto, as best man. The Marine Band Orchestra
played at the ceremony and the breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs Small left the city this afternoon for wed
ding Journey and will make their home in Canada
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger has returned to
Washington and is occupying her house in K-st,
which was occupied by the British Minister some
thing like sixty years ago. She will probably
turn to New-York for a visit before the opening OF
the season heDe.
General and Mrs Greedy have issued invitations
for a tea on December l. when they will present
their daughter Miss Rose Isabel Greedy to society.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler will present
their daughter Miss Marcia Butler to society at 4
tea on the afternoon of December g.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

ment for proceeding with circumspect deapera-
ton and not too suddenly Transforming autoc-
racy into democracy 1t is not, however, Always
possible to apply brakes to an avalanche' II
crash must come either IN sanguinary reVoiu-
tion or in grave disorders and excesses accom-
panying the exercise Of universal suffrage by the
mass of the Russian people, there Will De III II
the paying of an awful penalty for centuries OF
arrears. 1t may be that the best solution or the
problem lies in equal rights for all and unlversai
suffrage granted at once If so, ana II such Is
the governments decision, the world will hope
for the best, though it may fear something like
the worst
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
CAPTAIN CowLEs GIVES UP COMMAND.
Presidents Brother-in-Law viii Be Naval
Attache at White House.

Boston, Nov. 22.-Cartain William 8 Cowles
brotber-in-law of President Roosevelt. was re
lieved of the command of the battieship Missouri
at tho Charlestown Navy Yard to-day by Captain
Edwin c. Pendleton.
Tomorrow he will proceed 10 his home in Farm
ington, Conn where he will rer'ain until De
cember Then he will report to the chief OF the
Bureau of Navigation for duty as naval attache
the White House.
The ceremony connected with Captain Cowles.s
leaving the ship was attended with more forInallty
than usual A bugler sounded the assembly cali
and the Missouri's band took up position near
by. while the entire ships company or seamen
and marines was drawn up In columns at eaeh
side of the quarter deck.
Captain CowIes saluting the men, said: Il am
sorry to leave you, boys" Ae read DIS orders
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
MENELIK's GIFTS TO PRESIDENT.
Abyssinian Emperor's Representative Re-
csived at the White House.
rFrom TIE Trisune Bureau.

he Tribune
uyosbine+op Nov 22-President Roosevelt is richer
TODAY than he was yesterday by four big elephants
t,,sls hinge lions skin and superb leopard
mounted on an artificial stump growing on artificial
ground His highness El Hadji Abdullah Sedih
pasba Fakel of HaIgar and few other things,
snecial commercial envoy of Emperor Menelk OF
Abvssinia brought the gifts and presented them to
tbe Executive at the White House. He also made
. long and iowery speech telling how much his
auq,1s+ sovereign thinks of the President and the
Of the United States and how glad he is that the
relations between the great American nation ana
the great Abyssinan nation so cordial me
President responded with speech in which he SAID
many nice things about Menelik Abyssinla' FL
Hadii the tusks the lions pelt and the leopard
Emperor Menelik's representative called at moor
under escort of Major John M carson cLttI
Of the Bureau of Manufactures. An express %ti5o4
Rearing the presents rolled up the avenue ana INTO
the White House yard just Il Few feet anedu OF uls
carriage containing FL Hadji, Major carson ana
TWO OF FL Hadii's followers On the drive 70 the
White House EI Hadj was much concerned Test
the wagon containing the gifts should slip around
be lost. AS soon as the TWO Feni, IS
drew m at the office door FL Hadji aIgEted with
great agility and ran 10 the wagon 10 make
Certain that none of the offerings had vanished IN
as IN should be- the Ernperor's envoy consented 10
he escorted to Presidents office by Major car
SON There was a large delegation waiting 10 see
the President when FL Hadji came, and his appear
ence in red fez and much gold lace followed by
his CayIy decorated underlnSs created a small
M Hadil is coal black wears a short beard. and
stands about feet inches When he left the W Whlte
signed photographs and message OF GOODWIN Tor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
THE BINET,

[From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Nov. 2.-Secretary and Mrs SHAW
who left Washington for Tampa last evening. had
with them Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Moore Ihe party
will return to Washington Saturday evening
The Secretary of the Navy has announced to his
friends here that he and Mrs. Bonaparte Will DO all
their official entertaining In Baltimore. having
opened their house in that city for the season mrs
Bonaparte recently lost her father ana ls III
mourning but will attend to the necessary Official
dutes Of her husbands position. She came to
WASHINGTON to attend the Hitchcock-Sims wedding
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
THE LAW OF GOLF.

From The London Globe
While playing golf an Edinburgh gentleman was
z+r,,cL on the head by a ball driven by perfect
stranger Having recovered. and lost sight OF the
he roment he hailed the furious driver before the
ShariT The latter, however, dismissed the action.
al Tor as we can see the sufferers only remedy
ie TO wait till the other is holing out Just IN front
~ him and then, with n CHEEKY cry OF "sore!
t, " hIr1 ns- Little differences Ike this should
K adjusted on ths Links not IN the law coursA
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Kiliaen Van Rensselaer,. jr, and Miss Dorothy
Manson will be married to-day at st. Barthoo-
news The ceremony which will be performed by
the Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks. will be followed by
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
REGENERATION NOT REsUscITATloN
,ror, The New-York Sun.

Frono The New-York sun
Are there brains enough among the so-called
leaders of the Republican party of New-York to
,,-rJarrtapd that the present least, the Re
ntibitcan party insists upon the rule of the ma
jorIty and needs no pretentious dietation and di-
rection? a., -, -. 80 .bo o.
- DaSefnst bosses with any view of allowing
leu or Old resusctated. galvanized bosses rule
ham
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
nv Telegraph to The Tribune.


Balston Spa, n. Y, NOV ZZ-IllEee y"9.. ye0-S !,
1Ilaca w Carpentier of New-York. at a cost Oh
On, erected an nhrmary and presented II 20 tg t
county Now Harriet n Carpenter mas PPo1S he
interest of which IS to be used toward the supF''
of the institution.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

When the New-Haven road is In position to
carry out its intention of reducing the time be-
tween NewYork and Boston tc four hours its
patrons will welcome the improvement It's
fastest trains now go by way of New-London
and Providence. and make the run In five hours
and minutes. AS the route is 232 miles in
length. the average speed does not exceed forty
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
KING HAAKoN THANKS PRESIDENT

c,onenhagen. Denmark Nov. Fixing HaaKoh W -.
and Queen Maud held reception of the dipIoin@I-
CORPS to-day Talking TO the American Miiiss.,,
Thomas J. O'Brien the King OF Norway ,Ssnks ssA
him to convey his warmest greetings an o~srn- s,
to President Roosevelt and the American 81 So
1nent for the Presidents recent KIND InesS"ee'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

small comet which appeared near the pole
star last week md has since been moving
southwark rapidly has given the astronomers
a fresh object to watch; but their reports Of its
movements from day to day create no popular
excitement. II is too faint to be seen without
a telescope, and it is said to have no tail. A
comet without a tail can never hope to convince
the uninitiated OF its genuneness.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

In one respect at least the recent report OF
engineers to the time and cost required lot
sea level canal at Panama is beneficial. 1t has
revealed to the American people the magnitude
of the difficulties which the canal presents
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
MILLS HOTEL NO. 8.
An Elevating and COmmendable Enterprise

From The New-York Times L.
There will be general and 1usuned satsIS5 I5 sec-
at the news that the operation Of the nFsL &C. os
ond Mills hotels has warranted the ersczboL zib-avs
a third This is to be huge structure ~ "a Tbere
and 36th-st costing. with the SITE SI9VoVgc Vgc,sI ex-
has been in the past believe, an oCcasl.i by
preston of the opinion that the NILS mall
rrovfding decent food and lodging a. u.in u0E and
1rice nut a premium a lack or aillDltohh ohha-ss
robbed thrfftiness of of its natural anu hss
icent penalties but this view or tne 80 - ,rac-
never appealed to many II any sensible anu
ticaI people and certainly 10 the Vast t- nc SoWn
Of them ii has seemed well that the Llt1 - fnd
to or near his last dollar sho1Id De bI,+ ercoun
mac rhere he can eat and sleep wlthoIit oi lybies
teriue either charity or the filth ana We e1,srns
have TOO long and too often been ITS 0llIy a con
tive The patron OF the Mills Hotel mas 5 II ihat of
sciousnees OF paving for what ne gers aG ;stoctIy
-afting what he pays for. Both are - from
elevating and therefore comnenGiaOls. .,ri1cted as
Tho least advantage of these hotels. tLSTs Is
they are Is the disproof they Gter tndS so,sss Of
er, receesitv for the vicious lodging fa+ter
the old slum type The propretors IsS oI tH for the
have always declared as last excuse ,t ford
sfate IF tbeir houses that they could no. ~ fhsy
to give anything more or better at hgEs the 10 Mr
cbarged we know better now, tIAliSs H oSyytedze
ID o. Mills in large measure ana s tne .5s present
ought in time to compel reforms IoIe IoI "
Seiav Of which there IS little or no excuse
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
Business Notices.

OCTOBER LEADS.
Ten Months Past
and The Tnbune's
Gain IN Advertising Increases.
Abundant Evidence of a Popular Advertising
Medium.
IN tSs ten months ending October
81 1905, The New-york Daily and
Sunday Tribune printed
SS7, ,4O7 Lines Of Advertising
ssroiudlnR Tribune edvertisenentsl
more than during ths period OF 1914
In other words. this s . gain In ten months OF
Over 2S0S Columns
Csia lines TO q coluInn)
An average gain OF over COLUMNS A DAi'
Circulation Books Open.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
SOUND JUDGMENT INDICATED

From The New-York World. ,,,,. y4otsi
Nfins Ho+el No is eight years Old NILS ~, SLAMS
No. has been running seven years which may
a. reaJv for its opening by January soo roouls
WIN be the largest OF the trio h2v,Se sN
-, The sc0 o. No / and the 6C1 OF NJ v-as al
The opening of the first Mills nostEsely notE5y,v The
iiaresting step in practical philahtnysssst rates
ne 90 -, stIpplv such comfort at noueS - iedg-
Ut the man driven by circumstance 70 HSr Mllls
Sre~ honse might keep his self-respect. raid %
eots a night for his had; II ne bt93eefion t9ei as
thing to criticise. the same rlshI % ~ encour-
a ejnal note that the most pressing Gelns is that
at T., fbs construction of the third hOu escsxs
ne !h. hsth ~ faciutiss shall be stin easier OF Ao
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
GIFT TO sALLsToN iNFIRMARY.

from, the NAVY Department at Washington AA1
turned the ship over to Captain PendIeton
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Friendship with Murphy is an expensive
luxury when it means putting up $4,000 in bail
for a Murphy foater. just for the purpose OF
having it forfeited.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Mr. Nichos's friend up the river" announces
that he does not approve of the insurance IN
vestigation Nobody supposed he would
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Forty perspiring Jerseymen walked the other
day from 15th-st.. Hoboken to Morton-st.. Man
haitian. New-York has now annexed the bound
less continent.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Postmaster Wilcox wants more facilities and
less red tape in the postofice. and he should
have them
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

The Englishman who didn't break the bank at
Monte Carlo has arrived in New-York. mass
meeting of all who claim the same distinction
would be interesting.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

So McCarren's lieutenants did little mon
keying with the Penal Code" too!
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

The ability Of the Virginia to make a dash
for a Single mile at the rate Of 1914 knots an
hour is gratifying but sustained speed for
twenty-four hours is the thing which counts
Until the new battleship has been tested for
endurance enthusiasm should be restrained.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 23 1908

five miles an hour. The Air Line is nearly twenty
miles shorter. but the condition of the track
is such that no trains over IT make the journey
In less than SIX hours. One of the alterations on
that line which are expected to facfiltate rapio
transit is shortening of the route nine fniles'
Even then through express when uaVeis ny
way of WiIlimantic must move ruby nity-ohe
miles an hour in order to complete the journey
in forr hours The performance will be inferior
to that of the New-York Centrals Empire State
Express but a marked advance on the present
service of the New Haven road.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Enough has been learned about political con-
tributions from insurance companies to Suggest
the desirabi!ity of new Armstrong committee
to study the whole subject of campaign FUNDS.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23
Methinks ] see the golden stair
with one lone spirit standing there
Proclaiming TO the happy thronS
That climbs it's upward way along:
\ q
-(Chicago Tribune.

President Mckinley once had applicant for
the post of Minister to Brazil who brought with
him a petition signed by 1000 Chicagoans 1t
seems that he was picture framer and he
went about canvassing for orders he in the
habit of collecting signatures to his petition.
President Mckinley listened respectfully TO the
applicant questioned him to his qualifications,
and finally explained that before he could give the
matter serious consideration he would have to
confer with the Senators and Representatives from
Illinois.
YOU know that we have to select big men for
these big places" said the President. kindly, as
he bade his caller goodby.
won't be just as big any of 'em if get
the iob?" was the retort.
He Didn't Say It.-"There was a queer thing
about that reformers speech the other evening"
~ thought II was pretty good talk
1T was Original, He didn't say
when the people rise in their might '-(Chicago
Record Herald.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Mrs John Cowdin gives a reception on December
IA at her house IN Gramercy Park for the debut OF
her daughter. Miss Ethel Cowdin. and on December
16 Mrs Robert Olyphant has a reception at her
house in East 52d-st. for the coming out OF hsf
daughter Miss Sophie Olyphent-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Tammany has troubles of its own these days
which it does not care to tell to the courts, or
even to a policeman
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Mrs Charles Augustus Schermerhorn has issued
invitations for a reception on November q az nsr
house in West S4th-st for the presentation OF hsr
daughter Miss Rosalie Schermerhorn.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Miss Carow. the sister-in-law OF President poo~.
welt, arrived yesterday from Italy on board -.
Finland. She intends to make stay Of zAv,--,
weeks at the White House with her sister M,
Roosevelt and the President. On landing sh. -
driven to the home Of Mrs. J. A Roosevelt IN u..s
37th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-23

Another reception Of the same kind viii be that
given by Mrs Henry o. Havemeyer on Decsn0er
( at her house in East 66th-st. for her debutanfs
daughter, Miss EIecta Haveneyer-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-14
THE OLYMPIA
GROUP SOLD
Promising Cherry Creek Proper.
ties Purchased by Eastern
Capitalists for a Snug
Fortune

John A. Carlson was in Ely the
first of the week having the nee
essary papers prepared for the
transfer of the Olympia group OF
mines in the Gold Canyon district
near Cherry Creek to New York
and New Orleans capitalists, who
are represented in the field BY
w, B. Rumble, a Colorado min
ing man of wide experience.
Mr., Carlson carefully avoided
any mention of the details of the
transaction while here, but it is
learned from reliable source
that the purchase price of the
property is over $40, 900, with Il
substantial payment down.
The Olympia group is owned
by j. A. Carlson, Herman Bress
aud II. Borchert and is one Of
the most promising properties in
the rich Gold Canyon district.
The group consists of the Olym-
pia, John Bull, Bull Hill johnny.
Grand View and Last Chance,
and lies between the Golden Rule
group on the north and the Jo-
ana group on the south. The
main ledge shows the same char
acter Of ore aS that found in the
Joanna.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-14
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS

P. B. Wylie left OH Monday
evening for visit in Eureka.
Geo. M. Peacocke was III town
Sunday repairing the telephone
line
Mr.. Clark left lllipah last Friday
with another band of horses for the
eastern market.
w. c. Rose left on Monday
evenings stage for Salt Lake City
He expects to be absent about a
week.
A. J. Cartwright, who has been
visiting here for the past two
months, returned to Ely on Saiur-
days stage.
Samuel Pramenko came in from
Eureka "Wednesday evening and
will remain here and settle up his
brothers. estate.
w. c. Rose and Misses Jessie
Diamond aud Agnes Engvall went
to lIlipah last Saturday morning to
visit at VIM. Moorman 5. On their
return trip Sunday one of the
horses became sick, fell against the
tongue and broke it, compelling
them to walk to town. a distance
of about three miles.