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New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Us Emma sd E. and charLea Edwln Rudd
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CC CMBERL.AND-P. g. Kennard United States
Navy. Filth ANENUE-COlonel Grant London
James D. GIN. Springfield. GRAND-Colonel H.
- Sar Daugh. United States Army. HERALD
SQL ARE-W. II. Morley. London. HOLLAND =
45elSh Hunt, Paris. IMEERIAL-Adolf van der
Eoeck ana Anred lHcrea, Havana. MANHATTAN
Mrs G. w; Fairbanks, Washington; Major Nal
lery, United states Army. MURRAY HII.I-Iiell-
tenant Colonel }. Stacey Sydney. y. s w Sena-
tor Proctor. Vermont. Observation-Disclosures de
Eersen and Baroness de Menden, Berlin NORMAN
piE-Dr Carl D. Stone, Chicago. ST. ANDREW
Lieutenant Q. 7. Nelson United States Nav
WALDORF-ASTORIA-I Colonel b 4
Scott. Quebec WOLCOTT-M OrBrien United
States Minister TO Denmark.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
rRANsPAC1F1C MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY
The schedule os closing of Transpacnc Malls Is ar-
ranged the presumption OF their unurer-uptsd overland
transit Uort Of sailing The final come tlns nafls
couver Victoria. Ta-onra which c.cse D nl
dayl close At The General Tostgflc York
Phpoiae Islands and Guam via san Francisco close NJ
Hawaii China pplns Islands. a
san Francisc1. close az n. Aprii 3S Cor dispa5ca
Hawaii Via san Francisco close at g D. m MAY 1 f1r
IapsE K@rea China specially addressed mall for tne
phiiippine Islands. VIA Seattle. close D. IA Z
Tor dispatch s. Fletatca
Japan Korea China and speclay addressed 10
Tbiiippine Islands. via Tacoma close 6 p f May
Tor dispatch per s. Gania.
Hawaii Japan Cnina and Philippine Islands VA
FraHeis-o. close az . p m Ma tlr Dispatch p-r
o,ez-Zeslard Australia tsxcsp- we4u New Caleso-ia
samoa Hawaii and FiN Islands. Fran so.
close "a p Nav ~ Tor dispatch sierra
New zealand arrive to connect v5f-,
yris Dispatch rnstis--r-1s.ng a $50 a. n $50
a m and 6 o. sundays "a. . n AMI
o. ri-win oe made up ard forwarded urtl the ar
rival of Cunard steamer
F Islands Australia ,eXcep, Wcsu and -Ca.edon.a
VIA Nancouv-t ana siftoria. y g.. close a. ?.
Tshftf ana MaVQuesas Islands Francisco csass
al b. "a. NAV Il ior dispatch per g. MariDosa
Alarch,iria ,eNCept MuEdea. NCv- thWaug ana Per.
Eastera siberia SIS forwarded vs
Russia
NOTE -T-ultss otherwise addressed West Australia .
forwarded Europe New Zealand vla san Frarct.-.
and certain places iD the Chnes- Province 81 N-urau
lritish inda--,ne quickest routes PhiHppin-s
The foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded Via san
WILLIAM II wILLCoN POstmasl<-
Postonce New-YoFS y Y. Aprn y. 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
LACK OF FUNDS FOR M'klNLEY HALL.

Columbus. Ohio, April 25.-Announcement was
made to the County Commissioners to-day that the
State appropriation Of $4,000 for the Mckinley
Memorial Hail here has all been expended and that
$4,000 will be needed the furnishings or the hall
The commissioners declared that they have
power to make the appropriation and the next leg
iSature will be appealed for the money. The hall
is nearly completed. and must stand idle until the
legislature acts.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

INDIES ETC.
WPNEsDA3 Ca A. & sso a m m foT Nsgf2gndIana
a M for InagGa. Haiti and 9Iagdasna Department o:
St. Marc. Psut Goave AUX Cages and Jacmei when
Grenada. Vincent Trinidad and ciudsd BOLIVIA per
Wiie ae,aI a ~ ap q m fIs l iiF P gsF f5ns
SSS Es9ez9eS, z trinidad and SGiana when specially
eially addressed only). per Matanzas: at 12.so
po4,ialean Republic per seminole
northern Bsazl. per Msraazeass yia Barsados.
rt55ad ! az n ~ S,r p r1l 81 i g,s3 gla. Per :
Bsehs per s $ Monterey Sals3 ether parts of Msvico
for Mexico Especially addressed only per Tucstau
PEE; N for Porto Plata Per 5 srEs5on. Ss5o1
FRIDAY l2s-At $50 a N. complimentary 1oao a M
I9r NeaIas1a 1g1cePL East Coasil H2nlGIas except
Department Of colombia. Ecuador Peru Boliria anu
specially addressed steamer; at IL m tos
2 n fer @ Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay per $.
sATJRDAI a! 90 l29-At NJ $40 a m '7uPR.sH1entary SD
a M Tor Porto Flco Curacao and Nenezgeia. per
addressed FOR this steamer; $50 a sgpPeaent-
windward Islands ana Guiana per > 5 Fonta5si.s
eaiiy aciressed f9r this stsaI1eT1 at N r. Fa-To
Rice per s, 5 Berwnd via Maysggez specially ad-
nentaTy 1870 a m9 for Fortune Island jamaica
ments per s s Si5ria gaso Costa Ftcg VIA Lirnon.
for cuba, per Moro CastIe. via Havana. Al 1880
a m for newfoundland; per : Silvia; al 12:30 p m
for cuba Specially addressed only per oiirta
regular postage be prepaid letters forvarisd
Mails. deposited
drops marked Letters for Foreign after re
Closing of the Regular Mail for dispatch by partieu
lar vessel viii not he so forwarded unless such
tiuna postage fully prepaid
Elementary auric Malls opened on
piers of American. English and steamers.
whenever the satlngs occur q a. N q nd
mail be deposited 20 mai boxes on me
piers OF the German Lines sailing from
mails O. the piers hour and a half before
sailing trne. and close minutes before Sailing
time Only regular postage Qetters half ou1cel
is required articles mailed the piers OF the
American. White star and German PosO steamers;
lines
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
HONOR AUSTRIAN COMMISSIONER.
Countrymen of Franz Kaltenbrunn Give
Complimentary Dinner.

The Austrians Of this city last night greeted
Franz Kaltenbrunn. special commissioner Of the
imperial and royal Austrian Ministry of the In
terror. at a dinner in his honor at Reisenweber's.
There We're two hundred present Commissioner
Kaltenbrunn is in tits country to study the imni-
grafton from Austria
At the dinner We're Commissioner Watchorn Of the
immigration Bureau: represe atives OF the steam
ship companies and presidents of societies for the
protection OF Immigrants
Following are the toasts and speakers: The
President Of the United States and the Emperor Of
Austria" all standing: Our Guest Mr.. Kalten-
brunn: American Inspection Of Immigrants Com
missioner r Watchorn: y he Societies for the Pro
tion from Austria DR.. s Breitenfeld; "Humor in
immigration - Carl Hauser.'
The follows
BUFFET RCSSE.
sherry and Bitters- Cocktails
Oyster Cocktails. Venetienre.
Green Turtle Anglaise.
celery Pimoas. Radishes.
Plsnke1 North River Shad. Rhein Blume
Sliced Cucumhers
Svvestbrea5s Sous Cloche. with Fresh Mushrooms.
Filet MignoE BearHaise- Pontet Canet Special
Punch Roosevelt Cigarettes
SQUAD Imperiale- FOrnnery
Tomato Surprise
Ciace Nienunse- Petit Fours.
Camembert. Coffee White Rock Cigars.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
eAMaETTA STATUE UNVEILED.

Bordeaux. April 25.-President Loubet presided TO-
dav over the ceremony of unveilng the monu-
11,ent to Gaubetta. II shows Gambetta stand
ins. in a nedtative attitude on pedestal The hs-
ures about The pedesta! include child defending
IFS mother and Wisdom assisting Liberty, symbol
ir3l Of C3ambettas labOrs at the close OF the
France -Prussian War A vast crowd was present
and many addresses were made.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

A large number OF representatives, Of families Of
New-York. Boston and Washington will attend the
wedding of Miss Frances Everton Jones daughter
Of Mrs. George \. Jones and Ned William Bar
ion son Of William Everett Barton of Boston at
4 aNside, Long Island. this afternoon. ne ctre-
nonE VIII ue performed by the Rev. Dr. Abbott +.
hlttredSe ana viii be followed by a reception
The engagement is announced OF Miss Florence
White, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Asa L. White of
Oakland, Cal, and NJ Wiford Faitoute OF Roselle.
y. J.
Ella Wilson McClenahan, daughter Of James Nc
Clenahan the banker and horseman, was married
yesterday afternoon in ST. Peters Episcopal
Church Port Chester to Ralph LangstafH Grove.
son OF William l. Grove The wedding was at
leNded by large number of New -Yorkcrs. who
went 70 Fort Chester a special train and were
sLtSt Wsfd entertained at reception at the cOun-
Try nome OF the bride father
MISS Emma Sands Rees and Charles Edwin Rudd
were married yesterday in the apartments of the
brides family, at the Dakota Apartment House
lzd-st and Central Park West The Rev Dr.
oIChs, ot Christ Church. 11st-st. and Broadway
per o .5ee the ceremony Owing the Illness of
Ihe brides father, Professor John X. ReeS. of the
department OF astronomy at Columbia University
tne Weuolng was quiet and restricted TO relatives
eidre7Ge =; Cook acted as best man and Miss Eliz-
apetn W1lllams was the maid Of honor The bride
groom is the son OF Mrs William ID Rudd and
ticut
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
HEIR TO FAIR ESTATE TURNS UP.
Charles J. Smith Says Frank Is His Long
Lost Brother

Boulder Col, April 25.-Charles J. Smith Of this
city. brother OF Mrs. Charles l. Fair, who was
kf!Ied in an automobile accident in France said to-
,,trt+ that Frank Smith. Of Topeka. kan, is his
lone lost brother. and tnat he VIII receive share
~ me estate o his mother and sister
-r,vanrz--flve years had elapsed since any Of the
c...+,. .....rH frnm lTaEk
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
CECIL S. MoLINEUx MARRIEs.
Half Brother of Roland Weds Miss Rutland
of Speonk.

Cecil Seton MoneuX, half-brother Of Roland
Molineux and son OF General Edward l. Molineux
married yesterday Miss Alice Wnifred rutland. Of
SpeOuk, y. Y. The marriage ceremony per
formed by the Rev. Dr. Clarence Geddis
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY Goa $50 a for Netherlands direct
NspeciaIiy addressed only. per NooTdanl. at $50
a m Complementary 10 a. M for Ireland France.
Per : 3 Baltic. via Queenstown and Liverpool fais0
other parts OF Europe when specially addressed FOR this
steanerl az S30 a for Italy direct Especially
dressed only). per s Lombardia- al II a. m for
Norway Parcels-Post Mails. per Oscar IT also
regular mail Tor Denmark when specially addressed for
this steamer
THURSDAY t&O-At : a. n. for France. Der "A
Bretagne via Havre also other OF Europe when
specially addressed for this a m
Complementary 10 a. M for
land. via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg
SATURDAY t290-At 9 a. m for Europe. per s Phiia-
dslphia, via Plymouth Cherbourg Cncuding Ireland
when specially addressed FOR this steamer. az $50
a. m supplementary 10 a. for Europe per 8
EtruTia via Queenstown and Liverpool; al $50
Ior Belgium Parcels-Post Mails &. EroonIaud
taso regular mail Tor Belgium when specially addressed
Tor this stearerl $50 Italy (specialy
a1dressed unlyl, per Princess Irene; 10
Ior Azores Islands. = s. Creuc talE0
specially addressed for this steamer; 1890
scotland direct Especially addressed oniy) per
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

BOHME-I.EMCK-A the Church OF St. Andrew.
South Orange. y j. Monday, April D. By the Rev.
l. Fardee. Marie augusta. daughter OF Ernest =
Adegitha Blackwell Lencke, 20 Henry y.
Bohme. OF Orange. y. J.
MOIINEJ-X-R -RU-L.AND-AprfI 25. 1905. by the Rev.
Clarence Geddis D. D. Cecil Sefton Molineux, son %
General E 7. MoIneuX Of Brooklyn. y j., 70 Alice
Winifred Rutland. daughter OF the late D. w Ruiand,
Of SpeOEk y y
ATTERSON-LONG-At Beech Hul Brookline. Mass.
Tuesday, April . by the Rev, VIM. H Lyon Francis
CT Geneva, y Y, Helen BoWditch
Long daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vinton Long
THOMAS S-RHEINFRANK-On Tuesday APRIL % No.
si2 West 7lst-st., by the Rev William Reed Thomas.
u. D.. Rhenfrank 10 William Sturgts Thomas,
NJ u.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

charge.
AMMAN EIvina s Scott, Ellen C
barlow Virginia I. NJ. Stirling Katherine H. =
BoGrdrnan. Geraldine Tiffany, William c.
Cooper, John w Van Crden Temple De WIZ
Nils J. boTemus weaver George J.
Niven. Thornton 4. Wilson. Charlotte A.
Administrators. april g. 1906 Of pnsurnonie Eayina
seheaek wiaoW o. As3anqs & AREaH BTooEIyn
Wednesday. April %. at 4 In'erTnent at Aaf'ea-
wan, y Y.
& Louise .sl6sE Mssnsws wss t,St g;
church broadway 1oth-st-. Thursday. April "a
10 O'Clock
BoARDmANon Mond4y. Ap:.H q. 1895. At Elo.snss s:
Italy, Geraldine. daughter of Albert b and Gertrude
Bonner Boardman.
cooPER-ou sunday April q 1eo5. eftsr linssFins
age Funeral services will be held al his late residsnes
3e5h inst at o'clock.
DAVIES Menday April q 19o5 Alice ,9 Martin T nj. wife
Grace Caurch broadway and IOth-st On Wednesday
AET .3,6 ~ al lS Special train f1r Hudson viii
Leave 6 9Pa srs4 Ss boSg goi pp At s 5sae % Copy kindly 40
HI M sa1 9 a s age & On TSssas BSs@gs 4Rf 3 1879 5 59
seTyi1es viii be held at residence No so High
p. at $50
NIvEN-A Newark y j On april . Iso9 ut Thornton H 4
G9Se 3' AZ q NeHteeIIo \ y on Thursday April o. at
$50 p m.
SCOTIA Cincinnati Ohio April %. 1905, Ellen c;
YEAR. Funeral from the residence Of her brother
o'clock Carrages viii meet train at Purdys leaving
Grand Central at ll4o
sTIRI.1NG-At cennymead Farm westw99d s3 y j. the
residence OF aer niece. Ms J. tosate fioyt on stlIl4
y, 1893 Of typhoid comPhcatons Katherine hunting
seward wife Of the Rev J. Hamilton stirling Sy-
racuse. y y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the ed year of his age William
fanny # baltimore Funeral services the Church Of
the Heavenly Rest, Wednesday morning. at 1o:30.
VAN ORDEN-On Tuesday APrl 25. 1905. OF pnsEmonis
the late Mary j. Gaul Funeral private Interment at
Hudson, y. Y
wAsTiBCRN-At ChaPpaqua. y Y. Second day; Fourth
year Funeral from the Friends Meeting House,
lhapoaqua- y. +. Fifth day, Fourth month 9Th, at
Grand Central Depot 9:0t a m. which viii stop at
ChaUpaCua-
WEAVER on Monday. Aprn q. 1905 his late resi-
Michael Weaver and Eliza Wall, in the forty
third year Of mis- age Funeral services will be held
day morning. April p. at 8 O'Clock
HEADQUARTERs. TTH REGIMENT. y. G, Ny
The commanding oAcer announces the death OF captain
George j, Weaver. He enlisted in Company on Apri!
3D. f~s3 and FOR served Adjutant Of the
arc requested t. attend funeral services St.
Georges Church stuyvesant square Thursday. April
by order q colonel DANIEL. APPLETON.
DE WITT C. FALLS Adjutaut
SOCIETY or NINTH COMPANY VETERANS. ITH
vo announce death o. eoarsde Captain George
Nea,s NLgH -1'. t.I' ~. - an ltiSL-
fu officer of the regiment aId s75' members are IN
vitcd attend the funeral at 81 Georges Church,
gSyf"' rRRERI CR0r.sH1.CE Pre-.deSf ny
B " WENAIAN. secretary
wILsoNAt spring IaEe y J ,i9a Taa5iotJs wilson
srsr ear - her age Funeral services a. ber
}aie residence spring Lake. "wednesday. ~.
p. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend without
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
CEAiETERIE,
rHE MoODLAWN CEMETERY

s readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central
Statio9 Webster and jerome Avenue tolieyS and b.
csTrsFe lots Sia5 up Telephone (4sJj GrameEcy) FOR
Ao'A 80 s,fbce 20 last a3rd St. y. y. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

@ - 70 prove worthy member OF that historic and
M l'tnuenfial house Of stanhope which possesses so
--HS honors. including the earldom OF Chesterfield
and OF Harrington.
NARoITTSF DE FONTEN-Ov
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC ExcEPr
TRANSPACIFIC

Malls tsScspt Jal.alcl and Bahamasl forwarded
daily OF sailing The CONNETING mails close
at the General Postofhce. New-Yurk a. follows.
CUBA. Tampa. "a t4-30 a. m. Msuday.
day and saturday tAlso from NeE-TorS. Thursday
SatuTday-see aborcJ
MEXICO CITY. overland. 1:3O p. I0.30 T. n,
daily. except sunday, sunday I o. f1-iJ
p. m
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parceis-Fost Af2Isl va
North sydney, az z p. Monday. Wednesday a.d
Saturday. tAlso occasionally from
adel0hia-sec ahovel
Moi FI-ON. Boston and North s. duey a
every other sunday May and 81.
JAMAICA, Via Boston. at g. n Tuesday and friday
NeW-ToTk SarurIay-see
Except Parcels-TCSt Maftsl. Miami
f4:3O a. Tuesday. also from New-YoTz-
above1
BRITISH HONDt RAS. HONDURAS east Cosst4 and
GUATEMALA via New-frleaus. @TG-3l r. n N-dr-
York
COSTA RIGA via NeG-C-esns. st f1o:30 r. ~ Tuesdsv.
NICARAGUA tF@asr Coastt evvtl-ieaCs at
p n Wedne=!ay- West Coas- % Nfca-7-l4 is .i4-
patched from: Nev-Ycrk via Panama ABOVE
and can ZONE. Orleans at -r1-Tp
D. m SUNDAY tAfter lo-f1 q. sunday uurI sarr-
ing OF New Nork -tecrer -eil FOR tgnar1 and Canal
held for the New above
Registered sa for overland disratcc closes A. n
nrevIaus lay-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
UNDERTARERs.

asa 81 Frank z. CampbeIi-Stephen Merritt.
Enlb'Tg Irs;.. 241-S West I'D St Tel lS2o Chelsea
E,cv Steptcn Merritt. the world wide known un-
of business. shave. and
- issf sa .he world ia and -. Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

highest Temperature yesterday, t degrees lowest 90:
average SIS ayer, 1r ce-espoadng date of last year
CO. averuge f.r esrrezpoudng of last twenty ave
years 81.
Local f5re.,ss--FsIr to-day, ThUreday increasing
cieed.ness usLt yss5r.y winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
rrihnnc I.ocal Ob.ervatlons-

In ola gram the continuous white line shows the
changes II pressure InC.coteo rF 4-ouhes self
recording barometer The dotted lire shows tLe temperA-
i-se recorded L. cIc local Weather bu'eN~
Local Official ReeorJ-The following oTlc-al record
from -Ee Weather Bureau ,he changes In the
uerature last twent-fcur hours IN compa-s-n
with The corresponding date Of lasi year
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

iAir. ard Mrs. p A. HUs
+ NJ. ana Mrs. Herman Keller.
Mrs. 90 N LEmaE.
Mrs j. T. Norris
sombardie are
Edward Tu-ner Mes-arsmith-
Tie Rev. Nay-tl --,tHa.
r. T.
{ aIr. urI Alrs Artuo NlznR.
Miss Agnes 4@ucl.H-
d yesterday On the N-on-
, afa 5ar ana SIS. .. Campbell
. Baroness On Fersen-
sir and SIR Henry =
GroFf. ,.-.
NJ arG Sls. William HIS,
IT.
g.haries ". Williams.
! ~. y Cash.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Special Notices.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
eife Months
FOTeIEn Rates.

MAI sgeseribsrs IN NeWYorE City 70 ne DAILY ana
Itsl-WEEkIsI VIII be charged one cent a o0e~ 80
Pos'nse IN addition TO the rates nsmel above
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
DAILY ONLY

Eor points n Europe countries in .ho rntvs,,
ssss S Snion THE TRIBUNE viii be nailed az ths foi-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE wLl
be repubIIshed I'm The Tri-WOekIy Tribune withOut
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Passengers Who arrive
-f-7 Wilhelm were

- ana Mrs 4 bert l'F-
inEstone BeecEnan
- .,4 srs Leigh Hunt.
@li-nef 4V Gordon Mc1ape
colonel b = So.
~ Pmllp II Lydig.
Nsze Ada Acosla-
ssrcsses Reed
Ererett n Da' -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
SpeciaL Notices.
rrlhunc srb.erlptIen Ratrs.

Tribune Subscription Rates
.,rr B1rI-NE be seat b. mai % any address IN
4ilt- - ~ abroad address changed a. of,en "a
tnis S,sscrptluns may be given g regular
eeali.- ieaViug n more con eIent.
49, ,t -.1lr -HIGU&E Oface-
SINGLE COPIES.
1890 = cents WEEKLY REVIEW ; cents
5CNpN1. g cents TEI- WEEKLY. . cents
1v9-91lriiEtiv 49, FARMERS cents
nomestic Rates.
uy EARLY MAIL. TRAIN
IN -t--s In The United States. Canada and Mexico
% =. - me boroughs OK Manhattan and TIE Bronx
49, ~ Ciiba Porto Rico Hawaii and the PnllopHes
1.S,,e,~, extra expense Tor foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
Died.

Death notices Appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII b
-epubIIshed The Trl-Weekly Tribune without eEir
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

Ms ". - cole.
NJ and Mrs e.. a. cooper
Ms Mary VI Faneh--
Mrs j. H. hacEeti
Those sailing cn Inc
pea~ Admiral + Grenct-
Af-s RosiUo -poto-
me Hr Rev , W 0nan-
aEau
sfme Maria De Aae-ai.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among Tie passenFeTs who VII SAT- To-Day on me
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

DAILY AND SUNDAY:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-01
GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE
Sixteen Year Old Maiden
Shoots Herself With a
80 Revolver.

Francis. 9 T., April l.-Mlss Lee Hogue.
The o. year ole dauyhtsr Of City Marshal
Hosuc comnifed suicide az this place
yesterday afternoon by the revolver route.
For some siN weeks Miss Hogue had
been staying at tho, some OF MT and Mrs
Ewell Miller whore ehc acted in the
Coutle cnpacuy of nousckeeper and con-
iauion 20 Mrs. Nln cr during the evenings
while Mr. Miller was engaged at the drug
store.
on Monday afternoon Miss Hogue visi-
ted her parents home, returning 10 The
Mnler's at about five O'Clock. Mrs. Miller
yas out calling at the t.mc and what
tmnspircd during the time when the girl
arrived at tho house ana the finding of
her dead body. some uhrty minutes later
viii never be known. Ono things Is cer-
tam. however. and that Is SHE stepped 90
the dresser, ard, taking from a drawer
a 3S Colts revolver, placed the muzzle
over the heart and fired a bullet the
Ian passing directly through the heart
and out under her lett shoulder blade
when discovered the girl was lying
on her back IN tho front room with the
big revolver by her side. Several dark
spots on She carpet and on her clothing
told the story az glance Her young life
had boon suddenly snuned out as the
turning off of au electric light No solu-
tion has been suggested as to the reason
leading up to the yasu deed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-01

against the rail fence hurling the Ency-
clopaedia Brithnica, Carlyle and Tom
Watson it the astonishod Bin and Bo-
rlx.
Che plowmnn rl,bs his brow For p mo-
mont Is as astonished as his team
He collects himself and the scattered vol
umes "roo much congress" he muir
mus. "Goshl I'm glad thar was only a
dream.
So are VIC. although we wish we knew
Just what IL was tnat SO Influenced the in
solent foe. No doubt il was iaunt wor-
thy Of ats author flaming arrow OF
wit: for the Hon. Champ Clark can turn
furrow. and his skill ir fencing IS not
confined TO repairing the kind that en-
circles his sabine farm. But. after all.
II is best that 8. was only n dream. May
The plowman's sleep be undisturbed by
ether Nightmares, may his Joint labors
with Bin and Borax be repaid by boun-
teous crops, and may his carefully re-
paired fences withstand the fury of the
storm!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-01
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HumOur, from PimpleS
TO SCrOfula.

The agonizing itching and burning
Of the skin, as in eczema the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss Of
hair and crusting Of the scalp, as in
SCALED head the facial Disagreement,
as in pimples and ringworm; the
awful suffering of infants aud the
anxiety of worn-out parents, as in
milk crust, tetter, and salt rheum, all
demand a remedy of almost super
human virtues to successfully cope
with them. That Cuticura Soap, Oint-
ment, and Pills are such stands proven
beyond all doubt. No statement is
made regarding them that is not justi-
fed by the strongest evidence. The
purity and sweetness, the power to
afford immediate relief, the certainty
of speedy and permanent cure, the alb
solute safety and great economy, have
made them the standard skin cures
aud humour remedies of the civilized
world.
The grandest testimonial that can
be offered the Cuticura remedies is
their worldwide sale, due to the per-
sonal recommendation of those who
have used them. From a small begin
h@ib ~ Ahl Sill PACaA loIlus dkdluSL
prejudice and opposition, against
monied hosts, countless rivals, and
trade indifference, Cuticura remedies
have become the greatest curatives Of
their time, and, in fact, of all time,
for nowhere in the history Of medicine
is to be found another approaching
them in popularity and sale. In every
cline and with every people they have
met with the same reception. The
confines of the earth are the only
limits to cheir growth. They have
conquered the world.
sold throughout the world. Cutcura Resovent, SOC.
On form ui Chocolate Coated ps 25c per vial n G0l
Ointment 5Qc soap Gc: Dcpois. London, "a charief-
house sli Paris. Rue he "a Pairi Boston, l7 Cnnm-
bus ave. Potter Drug g. Chem. Corp soe p. riclors
us-send for "a Book about CuiicuraH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-01
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
Miss AGNES Watson Of oeorale Endsavors
&c Relieve Aching Tooth.

Augusta, Ca, April 1.-1Iss Agnes
Watson. daugher cf Thomas Watson. D.
la desperate condition This morning as
the result OF m accidental overdose OF
morphine taken at the home of I'd fsiend
in A'hens Car where sEe Is Visiting n
lhe absence of her f-ther from ,he state.
Nhle #3nering intense pain from INC
extraction Of tooth she took three dos
of ihe drug and was soon 10 "a state of
cona. Physicians WHO attended her say
the dose WAS thrcc times too great Tor
safety 81 / O'Clock this momins Alss
Watson had regaiaed consciousness. but
hcr chnee for recovery Is poor.