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New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
LAMAR EyEcTMENT SUIT ENDED.

The o5ectment suit brought by A C. Spalding
against DsVid Lamar finished before Vice
Chancellor Stevenson, at Jersey City yesterday.
The property in dispute Is g cottage located at
Elbcron. \ J. Spaldiag bought the property last
summer a. She-IfCs sale Lamar being the tenant
refused 20 yacate. He produced a five year lease.
This SpaldDg alleged. made until after
the sale The Tice-chancelloT said he would give
decision next TUESDAY
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION DINNER.

Albany Jan 1S-The annual dinner Of the State
Bar Association took place tonight at the Hotel
Ten Eyck. Covers for two hundred and fifty were
laid. President Richard L. Hand was toastmaster.
The responses were follows: The State of New
York" Lieutenant Governor NJ. Linn Bruce; THE
State Of Kentucky" ex-United States Senator VIII
lam Lindsay. The Court of Appeals Chief Judge
Cullen: Lawyers" Job T. Hedges; The Law and
the Prophets Bishop r, II. Nelson; "Rehections
on LAWYERS Frank 81. Thorn, Orchard Park, Erie
County, and WAS Diogenes Looking for a Law
yer?' Attorney General Mayer.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
CABLE SHIPS CAPTAIN REMOVED.
Not at His Post When the Burnside Went on
the Rocks.

Seattle, Wash. Jan 1s-By an order received by
the local quartermaster to-day from Quartermaster
General Humphrey. at Washington, Captain A H.
Latin. hitherto commander OF the cable ship Burn
side, has been removed for cause. and Captain A
H. Walton, formerly commander Of the transports
Dix and Egbert. has been appointed in his place
The Burnside is 10 sail tomorrow for Sitka to
repair the break in the cable at Nome Absence
from the bridge at the time the Burnside met with
disastrous accident by going on the rocks at
Seymour NaTTows, Alaska, last November, IS
asoribed the cause Of CAPTAIN Laftns removal
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
ARcH0EAcoNRY UPHoLDs TALBOT
IN TELEaRtPn To TnE

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
Wilkesbarre. Penn, Jan. Is-The Archdeaconry
of Scranton. before which Bishop Talbot tonight
delivered address. upheld him by q vigorous
resolution I'm reference the charges made ageinst
him by the Rev. Dr. Irvine. II We as follows;
Resolved. That the members of the sranton
Archeeaconry believe that their bishop needs no
reinsurance or their loving sympathy with him
sud his household. The integrity and justice OF
his admin! stTatc- call for defence. and
commend his silence under the assaults OF malice
...l. ..Ia IL
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Postomce NofIee.

Cshoud be read DAILY by a Interested. changes
any timeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending January a. 1905.
viii close PROMPTLY in all at the General Post
office as follows: Parcsls-Post mails close hour
earlier than closing Shown below. PzrceisPosc
mails for Germany close D. January IL. per
KrOnprinz Wilhelm; January IS per g. Bluschsr.
and January .. ChemntE.
Ftegular and supplementary mails close at foreign
station tcorner OF West and Morton sts) half hour
later than closing time shown below Except that supple
mentery nails for Europe and Central Amsroas via
Colon close hour later at Foreign Stzton)-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
PLANS SUPPER PARTY FOR SUBWAY.
Miss Marie Cahin VIII Entertain Friends in
Private Train.

Miss Marie Cahill will give a subway supper next
Wednesday night. She has chartered special
train with one car fitted up as a dining car and
this train be waiting at Times square at n4o-
+b+ - receive the supper party. While the
s,,ests Of Miss Cahill are at their feasting they
will ba whirIed through the subway. that they
NAV view the scenery. Stops VIII De tnaue at
various stations to see the artistic EXHIBITS thefe
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
LosT IL sAvIne srRAneER.

-'Shsstsr. Jan 81. Y Came. a prominent eisi-
49, sne retired manufacturer Of Fairport was
t,, y-esf Sy NeV-Bg-lg Central passenger
h. a. - iost bis life 10 brave attempt 70 save
.. q stranger who was directly in front
etc.,. ein- came grssDed him by the coat ard
lsn,.e - poh him aside. A. he d.d 50 the man
'~uE and Tan into Nr. Care. Who was
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
SOLDIER SENTENCED FoR MURDER
IBT TELEGRAPH TO

[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.]
Houston Tex, Jan. 16-Major Hugh y. Swain
I. 6. A. retired to-day sentenced to ten years
at hard labor for the murder Of Charles ". Jones'
who was shot in the back of the head he left
his Office A strenuous effort the part Of leading
men of the State was made in SWANS behalf and
the verdict was a surprise
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRIDGE-Baroness Won Ketteer, Berlin. FIFTH
ANENUt-Senstor Nelson W. Aldrich Rhode
Island. HOLLAND-I1ouis L. Payne, Chatham
lMPERIAL-John Ismay, Victoria, 3. G. MUIR
Ray HILL-Stephen D. Field. Stockbrtdge, Mass
NTCTCRIA-J. .. Yeomans, Washington Interstate
Commerce missioner.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Fatal RIOTS IN LODI, RUSSIA.
Aeport That Troops Shot Many Persons in
euslAng Social Democratic Demonstration.

-enaoerg. Austria. Jan. ls-Reports received
las tom Lodz. European Russia. say the
''o'ns there were caHed out or January Is TO
t9e- Social Democ-e-ic demonstration, and
-'FQ several Vo!ieys iEto he crowds with The
ssl't NAT many perso2E were killed o. wound
AnonF the oead, g. is sdoed. was work
.'en Who hsd headsd ? procession. carrying &
f5 flag
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

Buckelew, Ellie $ Ledyard. Gertrude P.
Corning, Virginia n. Walton Elizabeth
Gordon. Leonard J. Wright. Lydia NJ.
ARNoLD-At Deland. Fla. Monday January 10 Of
pneumonia. Daniel ; Arnold IN his Ssth Funeral
Interment private.
BAKER-on Wednesday. January IS Anretta L Baker.
vIch Conn Services No. 151Z Chestnut-st. Pnila-
Internasnt private.
BARRows-on Tuesday. January T. Pitt Barrows;
cbuscS. Wiiimantc. Com on Friday the sosh iSst
York az fia m m Ne%beT S S S5 1e pa5ers 8Iease cSp
BROWN denly; on Wednesday; January IS William
on Friday January 20 a > o'clock p m,
BUCKELEw-On January Is. 1905. Ellie S Buckslew
the aassG GsRgs N T 5H fnea an Friday eaS aSua s.
1895. o'clock ?. at same place.
CFTAMBERLAIN-At PInehurst n. c.. January IS
1905. Mrs. Katherine Jones Chamberlain
CoRNING-Tuesday. January H. Virginia II. wife Of
Edwin CORNING and sldes: daughter OF the late Thomas
Vice from her late residence No 20 West ssh-st
Friday. January %, at 1880 a
GoRDoN-As his residence. No 114A MeresT7st Jersey
II B.. OF the late Philip and Le[etia G9rdon in his
WAYNE Stree; Reformed ChuTch Wsyne-s5 St Grove
Interment convenience Of family. kindly omit
flowers.
S5 a 40adf 9osp am 5aRHag s 1900 B suss @ s
services from her late residence Marnaronecl
VIII meet train leaving Grand Central Station at
1:G5
TTJ-NT-On the nth day Of January Emma R. Hunt
widow OF Ezra II. Hunt. NJ D.. In the I'D year OF her
age Services will be held at her late residence No 81
som day OF January. clock in the afternoon In
termert Metuchen y J.. AZ the convenience OF the
family.
JANSON-At East Orange, y January II, 1905 Anna
Janlison. 92d Funeral services az the rest
dence Of Mr.. Nathaniel locker 10. = Eyersreen
Place East Orange on Thursday. January 10 a. 10
q. m
TAT-4ERsSuddenly January Il. 1905. a. her resi-
5arCs No 24s Central PARK West ABBY Caroine. eldest
1auE6ter Of the late Richard and A. P. Lathsrs
FrIueral THURSDAY az O'Clock 2. H. All
Angels Church. S1st-st. and West Enc-aVe
r.DYARp-suddenIy Of failure at her residences.
N . Fest S7th-st, January Il. 1900, Gertrude
,rs wife OF Lewis Ledyerd and daughter CT the
1a+s C7oIoneI William Prince, L ; a Funeral ser
ics viii he held Church OF the Incarnation cor
nsr Nadison-ave ara 55th-st-. Thursday morning.
January 10 al 1880 Interment al Newport r /
srARR1-CK-On Monday. January 16. Laura Elizabeth
80 SIdpey Sarbuc and daughter Of the late Henry
,esI - Da1burv Conn. Funeral services will be held
- ~ iata residence. No - Gates-ave. Brooklyn
,rb,rSfav January 10 az ?. m
vvAI-oN--C,n Wednesday January IS 1895, Elizabeth
vidoyv OF James De Lancey Walton in the s6th
beT age OF funeral hereafter Phila-
dephla papers please copy
,,ctt7,-At oberIin Ohio. Fourth Day First Month
eOs LYDIA wife OF the late Edgar Wright OF
~ YorI city. Notice of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
BIG TURBINES SATISFACTORY.
iornances Of New Allan line Beats Up
70 Expectations.

s.,, - jar M-Ths Glasgow cable dispatches
IT,, 7sSeoi r. me speed tr1nls % the Allan Line
- s-esnleFs Victorian and Ftrginian were
- e-isl, Ine tests OF fhe fBFbiues by he build
piH -r5-e ~ expectations The ships probably
'te formal speed trials before February.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
soLoNs CHEER B. T. WASHINGTON.
Speaks to the Legislature of Kansas-crOwds
to Hear Him.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSEl

Topeka Kan, Jan 1S.-The legislature So1ourheo
ba1e an hour this morning and assembled In the
House OF Representatives to hear Booker L Wash
ington speak. Short notice OF the lneloeht was
gtTap hut the news spread quickly over the State
House and when Washington appeared the big
han was crowded. All the Senators and Repre-
sentatives were present Inc Governor OF VIC
state entered the hall with his guest arm IN arm
and he sat on the platform while the visitor SPOKE
nv washington was enthusiastically greeted, ana
nj the close OF his speech he was vigorously
cheered
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

charge.
Arnold. Daniel s. Hoffman Susan NJ
Baker. Annetta l. Hunt r
Barrows. Pitt, JaInison, Anna.
Brown. William Lathers. Abby Q
BUckeew, Ellie : IedyaId. Gertrude P
Chamberlain katherine ]. Starbuck Laura L.
Corning, Virginia II. Walton, Elizabeth z
Gordon Leonard J. Wright Lydia NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
ESCAPES FROM sULTANs HAREM.
Hebrew Girl Comes Here to Meet Her
Father.
fay TELEGRAPH TO THE TNIBUNE-l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE1
I1-orcestsr Mass, Jan 1s.-Miss Esther Blumgar-
ten a Hebrew girl, has arrived here and gone to
New-York. after having escaped from the harem
OF Sultan Abdul Had whose bride M shs d of 10 70
i-arf in the employ of the banking mouse OF
Herman Cassel & Co. OF Worcester acting Tor n5I
fatber who is a merchant in New-for IoSeph
IEah1in Of Cassel & Co, took charge OF hsf hsIe
nH i1,sfructions from her father. and hurrled heF
t. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
EDWARD c. cHoATE.

Southboro. Mass. Jan. 1s.-Selectman Edward c.
Choate forty-seven years old. died to-day after
an operation for appendicitis He was owner of an
extensive stock farm. Mr.. Choate nephew
of Joseph H. Choate, United States Ambassador TO
Great Britain.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Special Notices.
IN. seaboard Florida limited

- ,o nrhsr high class trains anoTd patrons OF the
Ana 80 line Py ex-oEtionally fine service to
SeaDca.u, q Camden s. c. and all the winter
PinenuI ~ O. rlinas and Florida booklets
IesSi - Ss.vr,sf1n call at oiEce. 1fs3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Tribune Local Observations.

In tb. diaFram the continuous white line shows the
.tarFeS II pressure a. Indicated by The Tribune .
-sIf-r.cording barometer The dotted line shows the
fe5era.ure recorded by the local weather Bureau
Iocai OhiciaI ReeOrd-The following Official record
80 .b. weather Bureau The changes IN the tam
,rature Cor twenty-foor hours In comparison
,,b tae corresponding date os last year
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Ofees.


MArS oFFICE-NO. ls4 Nasssa-st.
UPTOWN OFFIcE-No 1861 Broadway any Ansrs-
HRoSx 5sS'fS BUREAu@No $50 1H: Ess. 1ssth-st.
NEEARIS RRANCa oFFIcE-FTessriek n. sanm.>
A1fEEIcSNs AsSo1D vim and TIE TRIBUNE At
LoNDoN-oGee Of TIE TRIBUNE. al Ma 1fo
E EoadsH e29d s9s y9 Co No . @ aon xou
fRes Cox c2' sS8 SsH T3t N8 9 't;Ess fads sei
place 70 iesTs es % 1ll 5 % S5r,SnS - y
36iISSSa1 56bS JS93- agnrOe : Co No. Rue scribe
EaEls Bureau 40 IS Rue csm5on
cred1 Iy8aas BSSsa SS N9 g.. y 5sass,s 5sssSa
SSo STS1'iRsnssI FgIe1l 5s,sl 62,sl newsstand
RTeniaao's. No. 81 Avenue de- ropsra
,IeF5iE- IAFers9R Express Company. No. II Rue ss-s-
fT;N5yA ,-IoabaTd oder & Co and Union Bank
FLoFENGE--Fr French. Lemon Co. Nos ana wa
HA5B1 An5afa9S ReL35;.T,a.5 : GG; 9s.5eFs T,r.. ,,
have been made to Keep ihs D1iEY ss4
So SSgA1 IRI5IAE on file in ths reading Of tAs
LoNlDoN-Hotel vlctoris. Savoy Hotel. TAs LAaEAzn
pole Mj5ien5 Aels, e, C'a5asss Hotel Aotsl HsSso
Norfoiizst Eznbankrasnt: Queens Hots. Upper NoE-
NnAaelPhi Hotel LfverpOel Midland zOs.l
6TaeforS Hotel Wsllingtaa, Tuneriage wells Andszd
11use4i AlareSanoe Bay; Midland Hotel Dsr6yI Hol-
-r,oiSrr lSrr Hotel Sh2nklIn Hotel. Isle OF Wight
Ayri station Hotel Dumfriss 0~
GiBFALTATt-TIotel Cecil
Grand Hotel de TAthenee G-azd Hotel HStsi
Albany, Hotel Regina
BELGi CM-Le Gr7nde Hotel, Brussas
Nassausr-EI Hotel Wfesbaden; -Four 9e.-
so1s Hotel Munich; Hotel Bellevue. Drssdan-
ACSI hlA AND SNITZERIAND-Ffotsl Bristol visnnAg
Zurich.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRAScE<-Grand Hotel. vsnics;
sIrand Hotel. Rome; Eden Palace Genoa Grand
lioe4 SulrinaL Rome. Hotel DDniei. Velica; Hotel
Dc Ia VIE, Milan; Hotel de THermitaGs Monts Carlo
ftoSai tiotel. Rome; Hotel de Nice Nicss Hotel
8eau ste, Cannes; Hotel Gallis. Cannes: Savoy
EtotcI Genoa Hotel de Loudres Genoa. Hotel Belle
yHe san Reno; Hotel De IA yille. FioTsnes: Grand
ftltei orence. Hotel. Florsnce: Hotel Metro
| pole, Monte Carlo; Hotel Royal San RenOi Hotel
tzrande C-etaEne Nice, Savoy Hotel RosssniEo, Ma
| pies savoy Hotel! san RemO Grand Hotel. Nonta
/ carlo; sun Palace Hotel Monte Carlo.
4 CAIRO, ECfYPT-Shec heards Hotel. Gheztreh Paacs
1 Hotel. Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Special Notices


Mall subscribers IN New-York City 20 the DAILY ard
IFtI-WEEkLX viii be charged cent copy axtrz
postage IN addition % the rates named a5ovs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
REGENTS CALL ON THE GOVERNOR.
After Paying Respects the Board Holds a
Meeting

Albany, Jan. 1S-The members Of the State
Board Of Regents called on Governor Higgins to-
day at the Executive Chamber and paid their
respects. The board met at o'clock this after
noon.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

highest temperature yssteldsy 40 degrees lo"sst ss
s-e "a: average corresponding date last year. s.
80 ser corresponding twenty-five years 30
f-si FORECAST to-day and Ffiasy; Hlsk south
urset - west WINDS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrocHst-vashington Jan Is
i disturbance that moved over the Canadian
Northwest reached Lake Superior Increased in
tensty. and another from the extreme Southwest ha.
reached the lower Red River Valley The Northern
attended by local rains in the lake
region and the upper Mississippi Valley while South
rain in the West and II.
lower Mississippi valley.
There were light local rains and snows IN
plateau region and the North States In the
Gulf Atlantic States the weather been gsr
The temperatures have risen the OF hs
country except NewElgland. and also north
slope and IN The Southwest a rule. they are
above the reasonal
There the middle southern and
rein the northern districts Of the Mis-
sssiypi River during THURSDAY probably continuing Fri
day in the Middle Atlantic States and New-England
o. The TindWs-d shores Of the Great Lakes
Forecast Special LocaIItes.-For the District Of
Columbia, Increasing to-day By rain:
Friday, rain; fresh southeast 0 south winds
DAY followed Is rain. Friday. rain south
s0uth~e winds
For Nev-yoTk, southern rsin or srow
northern portion TO-DAY and Friday: to-day
NeN-E England, increasing cloudlness to-day fol-
lowed rain IN western
portions Friday ra or snow and colder in and
northern poTtioLs brisk south southwest W.ds Le
o,salng vest and northwest Friday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania increasing cloudness and
to-csy followed by rain; Friday. rain. brisk
For Western Pennsylvania. rain to-dsy: warmer in
southern portion; Frdhy/ snow Gurries colder in
EoItern portion; fresh 70 brisk southwest
winds
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
TrihUne subscription Rates.

--rTr TRIBUNE viii be sent BY mail 70 any address
.h- country or abroad and address charged often
"a .trs5 Subscrp pti1ns may be given to regular
is befre leaving. u more convenient hand them
- a. THE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURSDAY d9D-At g. N FOR Francs. Switzerland.
italy, Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Creeca and Brit
ish India $ 3 La GascoEne. via Havrs (man for
other parts OF Europe must be directed "per q Ia
Gascogne'D
SATURDAY C21l-At 2:2O a. FOR Ireland. par Unl-
brta via Queenstown (naH for other OF Europe
must hs directed per 5. Enbria'); at for
Europe. New-YOrk. via Plymouth and Cher
bOUrE. at $50 for Belgium direct. 3 q. Fin
land mail directed per > Fln1andO:
$50 a for italy direct = g. Koenig AIbRr<
email directed per Kosnig Albersfl
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

FAY-MNAMEE-On Wednesday. January IS 1905 at
the residence OF the brides mother. % Goth
st. by the Rev. Marvin r. Vincent n D. AdeIia
Gardiner, daughter OF the late Richard AIcSamse.
Francis Britain Fay, Of Cambridge, Mass.
LoCSWoOD--AIITCIIELL--o Wednesday. January IS.
1905. et Grace Church. GreenviIs Jersey City, y j.
b. the rector the Rev. Jesse @. JoraIenon Bur
kin Mitchell. daughter Of Joseph and Iemeuia Mitchell
10 William LampOrt Lockwood
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
MAILs Zoe soUrH AND cENTRAL AaERIcA WEST

INDIES. ETC
THURSDAY ,I9)-At N. for Cuha. Xucstaa Cam
peche, per s. Nisila1cin tmaN for other parts oc
Mexico must Se directed Per Nigiancia'0s AZ i
Seneca Nassau mail for Mexico Tanpfc0. mus-
be directed "per s. 5. Seneca'D.
FRIDAY (2J-At - 10. 1or Guantanamo end Santiago.
S. MatanZas tUaN must be directed per 8
Matanzas'1 at Il for Argentine. Uruguay and Para
quay. per Robert AtamSOn; Z y. for Bsr-
InUda per Halifax
SATURDAY C21-At $50 = n. supplementary ESQ
a. for Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela 8
Philadelphia mail for Colombia Curacao, b
directed per s. Phila1elphla) az $50 tsup
and Colombia. except Cauca and MagdaleEs Depart
ments. s. Eica DO
directed per 5. s SaTnla D; at $3.50 a supple
nentary 1890 a.. Thomas ST. CroIx Lee
FontabeIIe Onau for Barbados Grenada and Trinidad
directed per FOnrabelle'') 10
Cuba. per e. Moro Castle. via Havana 10 a m
for Grenada. Trinidad and Cludad Bolivar per .. q
Marava - N. Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay.
per s AiaddTa. 1870 2 for Cuba. g. 8.
Curityba via MaIanzas (ma must be directed per
Curttyba')-
NOTICE-Fivs cents per IN addition to tbs
warded Supplementary Nails. and
posted in the drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun
tries after the closing OF the Regular Mail for
patch by particular vessel. VIII be forwarded
by Supplementary Transatlantic AaiIs
opened the piers Of the American. English
French steamers whenever the saiiiugs AZ
later and late mail nav be deposited IN the
mail boxes o the piers German Lines sailing
from dOboken- The malls the hour
and a halr before sailing time. and Gloss minutes
before sailing time Only regular postage dstteTs
cents half ouncel Is required articles mailed
the pte-s OF the American. White Star German
(Sea Post steamers double postage Qsters 10 cents
half ounce other lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
UNDERTAkERs.

s.s g, Frank Z CampbeII-stephen Merritt.
80 INST 24i-3 $3d st Tel 1875 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
De repubIished IN The Tri-TeekIy Tribuns without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
SINGLE COPIES.
Domestic Rates.

SUNDAY. cents W StHAaI TSapHIy Kzx LEV" eents
91-lELrf.y FARMER 8 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

- IL rofn.s In the United States Canada and Mexico
1efsde OF the bor9ughs OF Manhattan and The BTonx)
Also 20 cuba Porto Rico. HAWAII aud the Philippines
without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

E9r points in EroRe and All countries IN ths unvasai
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19

hurried In front OF tho locomotive. Death was IN
stantuneous.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-19
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
repubisbed in The TTi-WeekIy Tribune extra
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-04
TO LOUISVILLE.
The Cotton Ee,t is Making Prepare.
tiors for The B.J Re.Union.

tiors for The BJ Re.Union.
-. w. Morgan. the popular AMI gan.
ial representative of the Cotton Belt
with udquartcrs at T., Wbuh and
NJ II. Bon. travelling passenger agcn,
Of tla Southern Railway with head
quarters at Dallas were prominent Wis.
itars to the city yesterday. While Mr..
Morgan has been making this section
Of the country regularly IN tho inter
est uf his road he expressed surprise
TO no'o the Improvements hat have
been made in this city since his last
visit
Mrs Bone was ayrceably surprised
to nni the big territory town making
rapid strides in the direction of pro.
gross and prosperity.
Il is learned that the Cotton Belt
is making preparations TO handle a
big crowd TO the reunion TO Louisville.
The road will run one Of the finest spec
ial trains that has ever gone out OF
Fort Worth. tho special leaving that
city at o'clock on the morning OF
June L.. and arriving at Louisville
at noon the next day This special
train will BE- thoroughly equipped for
the comfort and convenience of the re
union visitors and will be personally
in. charge Of officials OF the line. One
feature OF the excursion Is the fact
that the passengers will be looked at-
tor with the greatest care and con sid
Grafton and this fact win appeal to
tho many who are contemplating the
trip from the Chickasaw Nation.
II is announced that already the
eNConfederites and cons and daugh.
ters have selected the Cotton Belt
as the route that they will go to the
reunion, and doubtless many will join
them from this section.
Reaching Memphis the train will be
run over the l. Il y. road. one of the
finest in the south. ..
Tickets will be on sale juno 9, 10,
II. 70. and will be limited TO June
10 By dcpositing the ticket at Louis
willie and paying 80 cents they can be
extended to July 10.
On the return trip the famous Nam.
moth Cave will BE- visited Those who
have gone on similar excursions over
the Cotton Belt do not hesitate to pro-
nouncc the trip as a most pleasant
one The limo has recently completed
the new Thcbes bridge. one OF the fin.
ust In the world.
After spending the day here ming
ling with friends and acquaintances
Mr. Morgan returned To Fort Worth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-04
pEWEYS ARE FREE.
Famous Kansas Case Has Been Dis
missed

Norton. Kan, May 3.-The celeb-a-
ted case of Chauncey Dewey, a mil;l.n-
alre rlnchman, and Clyde Wilson and
A. J. Mcbride. cowboys emplyol by
Dewey, who were charged with Inc
killing OF TWO members of the ScrIy
family. neighboring ranchmen in nor IN.
western Kansas, has been ended in ;hc
district court here when the judge dia-
missed the defendants without tIial.
The prosecution had failed on several
occasions to begin the trial. although
the defendants were ready.
The three defendants were all ac-
Quilted a year ago after a sensational
trial for the alleged murder OF another
member OF the Berry family.
Chaunccy Dewey is tho son OF the
late c. =. Dewey, a pioneer Kansau.
and at the Time OF the killing OF the
Bcrrys, managed his fathers ranch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-04
DRANK BAY RUM.
Cocktails from the Stuff Proves Dead
ly to -Four.


Pawhuska, Okla, May 3.--r2rh7ps
the most lamentable occurrence that
has ever disturbed the harmony of
the capitol of the Usage NeGlol, cIl.
minated this morning in the d'nln Of
four victims.
Some time during Saturday evening
Wes Darlington, resident OF Pawhus-
ka, in company with Ed. Lcay3', t,r-
merly of st. Louis. later of Mrskogce,
s. ]. Headley OF Chetopa, Kans a Mr.
Black, popularity known as Rel Peru
ma" ami whose last known residence
was in the state OF Florida, and Jim
Bennett, purchased some bay gum,
which they proceeded TO concoct into
cocktails.
II is not generally known whore they
spent the night, but by noon Sunday
IVES Darlington, S. j. Headley and
Red PCruna" Black wcra dead as the
result OF wood alcohol poisoning, and
Mr.. Bennett is not expected to live
beyond today. Mr. Loav5y died during
last night.
Mr.. Darlington leaves a wife and
four small children, all girls, and many
are tho expressions ul sadness regard
ing their taking OF, and the result
10 The families and relatives ot the
men.