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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-13

State 81 Ohio, cty OF Toledo,
Lucas County, IS: Frank J. Cheney
nmakes oath that he issenior partne
of the firm Of F. J. Cheney & Co.
doing business in the cityof Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and
that the said firm will pay the sum
Of One Hundred Dollars for zach
and every case of Catarrh that cam
not be cured by tie use Of Hall 5
Catarrh Cure-FRAEK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of
December, A. D., 1896. (Seal. A..
w. GLEASON, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.-F, J..
CHxNRY & Co, Toledo, o. Sold
by all Druggists, 75c. Take Halls
Family Pills for consfiDation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-13
PAT GROVE BOUND OVER
Waived Examination He will PrObObly
Furnish Boad

Omaha. Oct. I2-When the
preliminary hearing Of Pat Grove
was calI-d before Police Judg
Berks this afternoon Grove waived
that formslity and yrs bound
over 10 the district court in S.. 900
bail.
Attorney English who represent
ed Grove, asked that his client
be given a trial at the earliest
possible time. 1t is believed that
the prisoner will be able to secure
a bond. It IS stated at the county
attorneys Office, however, thst
in case Of his securing bail on the
shooting charge, that he will be
re-arrested on the highway robbery
charge fled today in connection
with cudahy kidnapping. The
original charge was today
amended to cover the statute Of
limitations. by an affidavit showing
that Grove has been fugitive
from justice since the fling Of
the original charge and the issuance
of warrant for his arrest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-13
Gel 8RATED ACTOR CONIKG
Frederick HaFd will Appear under he
Auspices d fhe Eika

A dramatic trrat is in store for
CHickasha. Frederick Ward. he
celebrated Shakesperean actor. is
to appear here November / under
he auspises Of he FIks. The
opera house viii b used for the
occasion and it viii doub less BE a
great society event Mr. W ard
gives the club their choice of
'' dacbeth. Julius Caesar. p
Hamlet and Merchant Of Ven
ice. " The play has not yet been
decided upon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-13

Opera House, all
next week, Gertrude
Ewing. Ladies free.
Monday night. 43-45
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-10-13

Tee sSEUAL rouysuiicn Of the Equal s1Hrag Z
Association "a the two territories wi ee in CHicka-
saa Cc 10th. RsgzTdless of their vens On the suf-
frage question. the people q chiekasa VIII extend =
royal rszl10ne 70 the women
o-o-o
TIE President again repeats that he Is III
joint statehood and surely our great President isn't
overlooking those .'sacred~ treaty obligations.
MUsxoczz Is after big packing house. TIE
company asks fos site md bonDs Of SIS. COO and
Hrskogse vii meet the Requirements
nEvzay DAY viii b. Sunday bys-and-by' ard
from the way shows are coming Il looks ike every
viii be circus DAY
CHICzAsHA SHOULD put On her best clothes for
carnival week. Decorate the city and make It gala
week
IRIS dull day when Two or three nev railroads
are not chartered in Oklahoma
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
60 Gtnts Gus
ST iebt cine Sahe biireerliden
Stol3es.
Sie Burger bon SnbianapoIis unter,
tfdBen bereitmiQisft bic Semiibum-
gen our Siderung bon biQieerent
9ei3= un6 9eudt=6as.

Seitbem bas pubIitum bic pitale @i@tias
feit zines einisen SanbeIns in Der Sadie bes
co. Gents Sos Spri9Iases erfannte, mar bic
@nttport auf bic GinIaSuns CUR 8ei6nuns
pom Sftien iebr erfreuIi9- Die Subicriptip=
men pariirten bon 500 Bis $4,000 unb lie.
ferten ben getpeis, baB iomobl Der f~iriors>
Ii4e 9lrbeiter, tpie aud Der Raufmann nit
Semein finn bic @%elesenbeit freubieit er>
griffen. reberau aus ter ganser Stabt
farnen @orte bes 2pbes unb 3ei9en iubftans
TELLER rntertdbunsen, ssisenb, ba5 Der
8arserftoI3 pom indianapolis erpa9t unb
bab bas Bolt enti9Iofien lit. ieinen SbeiI
CUR SRI ansuns biuiseren Sales bei,utrasen.
Die Saupti4Ia4t 1T iebp6 nod Ianse
ni9t sei9Iasen. Gin grocer Sbsil Der
attien mub erft nod seseidnet wsrben. ebe
Der i@IiebIi@e GrfoIs bes 1lntsrnebmens ses
ii6ert lit. Die Gsieai9aft piini6t 10 SieIe
~ein3eIne Subicribenteu, wie nur m5sIi6.
Serr Rarctt unb feline Serbiin6eten min.
i4en, bab es cine Giti3ens @as Company
ni9t MUIR benz Ramen mad, ionbern aud in
Der Sbat nirb. SO lift beren @uni6, bab
ieber 6asccni ument fn indianapolis an Der
greis ermabisuns bon 80 unb elm DritteI
9rocent ~tbeiIbabsn iol, unb I'm bieie @otIs
that fir ale Birser ;u ii9ern, miiien bic
Serren bic l1nterfisuas aIIer Derienisen
baben. bic es eridtpinsen ~fDnnen, glftien fir
bas @runbfapitaI Der Geielidaft 3u seids
men. Cine Subicription, bic beute sematt
pirb, lit better, aIs spei am naditsn Gage.
2afen Sic uns Sbre unterfitung su
bieism sroben nnternebmen jest jufommen,
ia iofort in bieier Minute. 2esen Sic bieIe
Seituns aus ben Sanben unb itreiten sic
CUR Giti;ens' @as Co., SO. 81 DIT gourts
Strabe, pber benusen Sic bas SeIepbpn
rntsr go. 4343, nit Der snsabe, ipie uiel
9ntbeiIe Sic ipiiniden.
Sier lit Der Des sur germinSerune Sbrer
eisenen @asre9nuns; auberbem bergefen
Sic ni9t, bab, tpenn Sic Sbre eisene @ass
re4nuns reSnciren, Sic eIeihfans aud bies
ienise Sbres gtadbars urb Sbrer Sreunbe
rebueiren mnb inbem Sic beren Gussaben
fir Gas rebuciren beIfen, 70 erbaIten Sic
Dipibenben BON ben 9lttien, weI6e Sic
5ei9nen.
Safiet iest Sebermann, Der elm paar Dol.
lars eriibrist bat unb biaiseres Gas
pini9t, Der Seisli9aft, bic iebr bsitrebt
TT, bies 81 seben, seisen, bab gae 8illens
iinb, 10 melt es in ibrer Ma8t Iiest, bieieIbs
IN bieiem, benz srDbttn unternebnen, bas lie
sur @obIfabrt fir bas SoIf in Snbiana uns
terncnrrnen irnrbe, 3u unterftiiten.
(Sortietuns morsen.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
eeefahe Gremrifon. II. aug.
Nieoriser Gabrprsts iber aae Yenn'
iplpania 9inien mad atlanta
GitD, Cape Mag nno adt
anDeren Hputen.

Die iabrIide Greuriipn mad Der Sestiite
iiber bic 9ennipIpania 9inien finbet am
Dpnnerftas. ben II. 9usuft ftatt. Sur
bteie greurfion tperben Sabrfarten nod neua
Der pppuI6rf.en Seebdber or Der atIantii6en
8iite BERT ,uft, einidIiebIi4 Mtlantic @itp,
@ape Nap, InSIeiea, @paIcn, Soup Bea4,
Ocean Gitp, Sea sale Gitp, @iIStpoob, ale
an Der Series 8ifte unb &sbcbptb, Des
lapare.
Die 8unSfabrt pon indianapolis mad
irgenb einem Der senanntea Seebdoer lit
$1,000. Sabrfarten iinb bon allen Stas
tionen Der YennipIpania 2inien gu perbaIts
niBmdbisen 9reiien 81 baben inb iinb siltis
fir einen MufentbaIt BON IL Sasen.
Greurlions. 6abrtartsn NIT MufentbaItss
gemiaisuns in 8biIabeIpbia, rpenn nit benz
Msenten an Der 8roab Strabe Station be-
ponirt.
Sir ndbere G~in;elnbeiten fpenee man fid
al 5idets Ggenten Der 9%ennipIpania 2inien,
ober i9reibe on
@. SO. @i1arSion, u q. g. g.;
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
9te nntsrin9ums bes Gorp
TaQes.
@as @orp i'm SospitaIe ersaRIte.

Or. 3. ID. Waaaee, Der arst bee
ffdotif6sn Spspitales wel9er geffern
Dor 9eputp Coroner &ObertiOn feline
Musiassn ma9te, fast, bab @orp am
Wittmo9 ben IL. Suli tur3 por Mitter'
nadt ms Sospital sebra4t muroe. be,
Saub traf etpas unterbalb uuo etuas
ieitudrts bon Der LINEN 8rufmarae
uno bic 2usel psIde nod unten 81
gins fsbts fd oi9t beim RadSrno un'
ter Der IL. &ipps feft. Der paiieni
3eigte Spmtome elmer f9wersn Sc
mttbsbeussuns uno innerer glutuns.
gr ertolte f9 ipdtsr eiuas, absr midi
a~eniigenb UNI opsrirt 81 tuerben.
Corp mar Biz gum Iebten Wumsnt'
Bel BsFnnun9 unb lit f&wer. Or.
Wanacs madte ben patienten aufmert'
fam, bas sr f9wer berruunbet lei une
bab Ct nur cine geringe @banee babe,
tpieber bersstslt gu tperben. st fragtt
@orp, ME es f9 3utrug, oab ct &C.
i9oHen tuurbs uno bieier %antuortete,
er babe nit einem anbereD Wanne bo,
Der Shire bes 5auies, In uel4sm e.
tpobnte. ssishsn, als ein Wann (3eus'
psib ni9t, Ob Corn ben ausbrud Sir
Mann" ober vsin pOli3ift" 9ebrau4te,
oes Wssss fam unb ieinen Greunf
fragte, ob sr bort pObne, Der Greunt
antwortete nit ia. Sann let aud e,
(Gorp) sefrast tuOroen. Oh er aud oor'
pobne. unb sr iasts ihm, bas lei MIDI
feline Sa9s.
Sarauf 1abe oann Der Jragefeael
ibn bsim 9rassn sefabt unb babe ibm
sins1 f9le9ten Namen bsigelsst uni
ba er f9 bisies ni9t babe getalsr
Iahsn molten, lei er benz Wann 81
Geibe gerndt unb babe benielben iibel
ben 3aun ssfObsn, tporauf sr oant
9ei4ohen tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Sn Tairbant
Derleben Ole Glfs einen per,
eniioten 2lbeno.

Wie an ben borberse6enben Mbenoen
uar aud gefsrn Nbenb cine unadblige
Wsni&enmense i'm Sairbant part.
gu gbren Der glts, in tuel9er Srga-
IMITATION 5err Weber Elm bsrborrasen.
bss Mitslisb III, NOR Der parf nit ben
Iarbsn unb gmblemen oieIer Srsani,
iatton ssidmidt tporben. BENIN es mar
gIts albsnb. Die i96nsn Sppran-
Soil beg SRI. Blan9e 9. McNaHep
fanb tpiebsr u~ngetbsiltsn Bsifaq, bod
ni&t minbsr siinfig wurben Die tibrigen
prugrammnummern aufgenommen.
SIR beute Nbenn bat 9apsameiaer
@eber fOlsenoss patriutii9e prosramm
aussemdhlt:
1. Marsch : STARS and Strips Forever. Vi.
..........-... ..........Sou
2. Overture zu ,Leichte Cavallerie" -.
Suppe
8. yPan-Americana~ ......... Herbert
4. Cornet-Solo : Columbian. Robinson
Fred N. Weiss.
S. The Civil War4..............T obani
u {.
g.. Marsch der Nationen".. Itzel
7. Concert-Polka fir 2 Piccolo.. go. Wiggert
8. Clusters Last Charge. 49,. Lueders
9. Sopran-Solo = Loves Rapture. 49,.
.........- .......... Korthenel
Blanche B. Mehaffey.
10. Potpourri - When Johnny Comes
Marching Home" ......... Edwards
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
@iese-Mltar- 0ra6.
O ebpren:

Otto unb Sefisr Sentins, Wdb9en.
- @m. uno gli3a5stb @oQmann.
2nabs. = gbu. unb Mamie Slider.
W1b4en. - Str. unb 8. 9oung,
2nabe. -5lenaro uno 2issie glad'
burn, 9nnbe.-Sbos. uno Gillian
Sebpid, Mdb9sr.-@m unb Sennis
Y~anossrift, 2nabs. Wi4aeI uno
Warp Sunipan, Mdb9sn. -SObn uni
Sba e9ufsr, Mdb9sn. - Or. UNI
Marp Mad, 8nabe.-@. unb Settle
Batter, 2nabs .-gbsar unb Gateariu'
&ilsp, Wdb9sn' - .. uno Grau
@oones Mdb6sn.-Ridaro uno Sa0i'
@opbp, 2nabe.-Wm uno Caroline
4einer, 2nabe.
Uetraut.
Woie 2otposn-3atie Barnett.
Sbeobore gaulsp-6elen Seslep.
Seize gais-@brifine Senien.
Stephen Sadion-Nbslia gneliib.
6snrp Sonss-@sorgia Suffice.
Wm. @pble-Sopbia 2Ousblin.
@nton ula-Maria Gerjat.
@m. Sagsborn-9ora 3err.
6reberid 8arbretp = 2ilie Serlaner.
6arrp 4nberiOn-Ssiie 6entbOrns.
gehorben:
GdugI. Sreffer, =, 1912 6. %
Ctr. - Wilie 8remer, %, 2005
WaHa9ufetts Abs. = @sorse Sabis.
%, Stabtboipital. - Sdusl. 2alep.
l., 1922 g. gaf.-8op Sromn,
5. 10 3d.. 35 g. Solmes.-War
8lingsnimitb, Al, 2012 Rudle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

90 Ste 9r6kte ttmo paSs
iemofeA uSmabI bon S@mttt.
bIttttiea ,tno 8IntnemRAden
fat aue tremot9en mmo tratts
rt9en Gret8ntHe. @tr Rno
ieoersett germ berett bet Oct
NuSmab bebAtht@ az tetM.
0ertetmamtt 8roS. 60.
241 @aR. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

elmer berbeiben bon Der
parfbebbrbe erf iiirali9 a~neefauftsn
Ssslbpsn 1T gsffsrn e~sfOrben. unb
3tpar Der gr6bsrs oerfelben. Die BEL.
ben 85isre reprdientirten einen Sc.
Iammtpertb bon $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

6euts merben ole Opfer btr
tirali9 bs9an9enen StraBenraube In
Der pOli3eifation eti4einen. Genn
unb Seibert, bic man unter 8srba9t
bic Outsider Der 86aten gspefsn gu
ietn bdlt, fOlsn bsnielben porgefibrt
tperbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

" Die 8urebo Wfg. Co., go. 215
Norb Mlabama.S trabe, bertauft Sbnen
einen bOllfdnoigen 6eibluft.Gurnaee,
um 8 3immer au bei3en. Beiu9en
Sic uns, ebe Sic anberstuo faufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

g dwierise Nom n o n.
3anesbiIIe, 81, 19. Suli. Na9
~3usitdsissr Sibuns unb 814 rsiultat.
loien abfimmun len bertagte i9 bic
rspublitaniids 9onoention FIR Nomi-
nation zines Senators bes Is. uno
16 9ifriftes unb wiro tpieesr su Sem
2erinSton am nddfen Sienftag 3u'
Iammentreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
GreurNpm mad COLORADO
CUR eagles 8rano Merie,
II. uno II. Nuauit

pia 9enniplbania 9inien. Spesieu nieo'
rieer Sabrpreis mad Senber, COLORADO
Springs pber 9uebIo. SIR t~peitere Snfor;
nation, AufentbaIt, &outsn uiw. frase mar
BEL ben g~ennipIpania TidetsG senten an,
sser ftreibe an
u. 50. 8iharbion, u. q. g. o..
Indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Sis. 90 NMnofabrt mad
atlantic 9th.
II. Mu euf iiber Yenniplpania

Sinien.
Die CONNER : Greuriion mad Atlanttt
Gitp, Cape Map unb 7 anberer Seebdbei
finbet am II. 9lusuit ftatt. Gin Gusflue
BON IL Taeen.
9lufsnthaItss8 etpinisnns in BbilaoeIpbia.
Qusfunft ertbsiIen ale 9enniplpania Sifet'
9lsenten ober man idreibs an
30. 10. 3i6arbion, 81. 8. g. 81,
indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
...&letme Mn3etgen...

cktnsn, eHeS 0sIb ~ utrIetbsn ~ irsenh eiusm
d BtfT Q fur 8 bis 9 Rroseut.
American Home Buying Co.,
Q 4ombarh 0sb6uhe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

@afbinston, 20. Suli.
SIR SnSiana {: 9ofale aesen beute Ra4i
unS AM Sreitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
Ceeam:M mShmg 10 gut tote
Seeretie.
lIeber bic Yenniglbania.9 tnien.

Donnerfas, IL. Mueuit, $500 Runbs
fabrt bon indianapolis nod atlantic Gttn,
Cape Nap unb 7 anberen 9IaSen an Der
Weeresfifte.
Deitere Snformationen ertbeilsn bic gsen:
ten Der 9ennipIuania $ 2inien pber man
i9reibe an
So. 80. Mnberion, ". q. g. 81.
Indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
@etterberimt.

STR q. eiuHOsu suOsuS 7 risr morssns, 81. sult.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20

2ocaI.@ etterbert9t.
Orcbenb unb pabri9sinli4 S9auer beat
Na1t unb Sreitae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
TternlometerNane

9bernometerfans.
S69fk 1enperatur. 90 @sas
Rtsbrigfe 9entpsratur. $500. 10 %
N. z. BIptbs
SecticnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-20
@rfe8 CONNER Goncert bet
Satfon

SIM @artet bes DeutIden Sauies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

At special meeting Of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad stockholders in Phila-
delphia today, there was authorized an
issue of $40, 900, 600 of 4 per cent. COL
lateral bonds. The same is to be used
purchase of the coal bearing lands.
mines and plants Of Coke Brothers.
Intense excitement prevails in Chinatown.
Baltimore, over the arrest Of two celestials on
the charge of having murdered fellow
countryman in Camden, n. J. April IS. 1893.
Colncident with their arrest a conspiracy AS
sociating both New York and Camden
Cinnamon in a highbnder's plot against
Baltimore orientals is said to have been un-
earthed
The drivers in Markle & Co.'S Jeddo colliery.
Freeland, Pa, went on strike this morning,
throwing thousand men idle. The trouble is
over the pay Of one Of three mule transfers.
The men expect the company will grant the
demands Of the drivers.
The Office of the Star, weekly newspaper
published in Homecoming, NJ, was destroyed
by fire this morning. A. K. Wheeler the
bookkeeper. was suffocated while trying TO
save the books. The fire, it is stated. was Of
ineendiary origin.
A train bearing large number of English
Catholic pilgrims 10 Rome collided with an
other train near GrOsseto last night Many
Of the passengers were slightly injured in the
accident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-13
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. 10. 1905.

THE DEMOCRATIC primary election IN
this city yesterday was the most spirited
of any that has been held since the adop-
ton of the new constitution, larger
vote having been polled and as much in
terest manifested IS was ever known on
similar occasions in this city's history.
The campaign of over three weeks has
run its course and the result Of the cleo
ton is known. The entire city had been
canyassed by Messrs. N. S. Greenaway
and Charles Bendheim, candidates for the
nomination for Clerk Of the Corporation
and Circuit Courts, as well as by their
many friends and supporters and the first
named has been selected as the democratic
candidate by but 81 majority. His COM
petitor has nothing to be ashamed OF,
as he made a good run and proved
himself to be a formidable candidate.
Both gentlemen possess every requisite
for the position Of clerk. But there
could be but one CT the Two selected, and
a majority of the democrats have settled
upon Mr. Greenaway; this is, of course,
an end to all arguments, and those in
the minority, like all good democrats,
will at the genera! election next month
cast their ballots for the nominee OF
their party. During the campaign there
have been utterances by the supporters
of both candidates which were probably
slips of the tongue and which tended
but little toward advancing the interests
of either aspirant; but there are
common incidents in most political
struggles, for which the candidates
should not be held responsible.
They generally emanated from persons
of explosive natures who have never been
able to rise superior to private variances
and who show no disposition to allow
old wounds to heal. The political histo-
nv of Alexandria during the past third
of century contains many interesting
chapters concerning the waxing and
waning of parties and different move
ments in the body polite. Some have
left ugly scars. With but one or two
exceptions the struggles have been in
the democratic camp during primary
elections. While the cOnvalescence OF
some disappointed individuals has been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-13
The Olney Murder.

Middletown, n. Y, Oct l3.-The net
is being drawn in around the murderers
of Willis c. and Fred r. Olney and lit
tie Alice Ingerick and all the people in
terested in the tragedy are rapidly being
eliminated until those directly implicated
are beginning to squirm and some start
ling developments are momentarily ex-
pected. John Conkling, aged so, his
son Arthur aged 20, illiterate peddlers,
and Martin Sigler, we'll known farmer,
who were taken into custody late last
night, are being retained as witnesses
and their statements have entirely clear
ed up the mystery of the men with the
gray horse and the light box wagon,
which had been most vexing to the au-
thorities. Bert Sigler, a son of Martin
Sigler, was this morning brought to po-
lice headquarters and his statement is
being taken. There is again much ex-
element in this city today, as the feeling
tina: the net is being drawn in has be-
come general, and should anyone be ar
rested charged with the murder it may
go hard with him if he falls into the
hands of the crowd. Mrs. Ingerick still
lies in a semi-conscious condition, and it
is believed now that she does not know
who struck her down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-13
The Bankers

Washington, Oct. 13.-The conven-
ton of the American Bankers Associa-
ton came to a close today. Congress
sional currency legislation, the bankers
say, is bound to meet with obstacles in
the way of ignorance among the people
and fear that the financial interests are
trying TO do everybody. The present
serious need of reform, they hope, will
counteract this prejudice and make a
remedy possible. Mrs. L. A. Batchel-
Ter, vice president of the Fingal Nation
al Bank, of Fingsl, N. D., is the only
woman bank representative at the con-
yentiou. Her husband is busy handling
the Dakota wheat crop, and Mrs. Batch
eller is representing her bank in bis
place. She was elected today vice pres
ident of the association for North Da-
kOta.
The principal address before the
American Bankers Association today
was by Hon. Harvey GOulder, of Ceye-
land, O., his subject being "0ur Com
merce." He spoke in advocacy of leg
islation that would rehabilitate the Amer
ican merchant marine.
Government insurance of National
Bank deposits was the novel suggestion
made this morning by Mr.. @. F. Allis,
Of the Second National Bank of Erie,
Pa. His idea was that an annual con.
tribution by each national bank TO fund
to be preserved by the Comptroller oil
the Currency for safeguarding the de-
pesitors interests would raise public con-
fidence. No action was taken.
Logan G. Murray, president of the
American National Bank of Louisville,
KY. referred to newspaper reports that
Carl Becker, the liking of forgers" had,
upon bis release recently from San Quen-
tin prison, in California, been offered
and had accepted an annual income OF
$12, 900 year to refrain from plying his
trade as a penman. The American
bankers Association, Mr.. Murray said,
never compounds a felony, and will
treat with no criminal. Becker and no
other will be offered immunity or hired
by the association not to commit crime.
The report of the nominating committee
was unanimously adopted and the follow
ing officers declared elected: John L.
Hamilton, of HoopestOwn, Illinois, pres
ident G. ). Whitson, of New York,
first vice. president, Col. James P. Branch
of New York City, secretary, and Ralph
Van Vichten, treasurer
The retiring president WAS presented
with a silver punch bowl. james P.
Branch was also presented with punch
bowl as a token of regard BY the Associ-
alton for his ten year service as secre-
tary. Shortly after noon, the convent
ion adjourned sine die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-10-13
TOday's Telegraphic News
offered Diplomatic Support.

Manchester, Eng, Oct. 13.-The Dis
patch says it is informed from high
diplomatic source that there is no truth
in the much discussed article which ap-
peared recently in the Paris Matin, to
the effect that previous to former Minis
ter Delcasse's retirement from the French
Cabinet he had been promised military
and naval support by Great Britain in
the event that the dispute between France
and Germany over the Moroccan question
led to war. The Dispatch declares that
when the Moroccan crisis was at an acute
stage, Lord Lsnsdowne, the British For
eign Secretary, informed Prince Won
Buelow that France had England's dip
lomatic support in the controversy.
Germany then inquired further whether
the support would become more than
diplomatic in certain eventualities. Eng
land replied that she would not go be-
yond giving France her diplomatic sup
port. A similar assurance has been re-
peated to Germany within the last week,
and Germany is entirely satisfied with the
statement made.
Paris, Oct ia council Of minis
tiers was called suddenly at the Elysee
Palace today to discuss the International
sensation which has been created by the
newspaper stories regarding the circum-
stances of the resignation of NJ. Del.
casse, as Foreign Minister, and the rev.
Citations made of England's project to
invade Germany in support of Del
casse's policy, in case war between
France and Germany resulted over the
Moroccan clash. While the official note
which is usually issued after meetings Of
the cabinet does not mention this sub
ject as having been discussed, an author
lied denial OF the reports which have
been published was made. Later, an
official denial of the Delcasse stories was
issued