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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Jewish Feast.

Today is known in the Hebrew calen-
dar as Shebuoth, the Jewish least OF
Pentecost. 1t is joyous festival that
commentaries the giving of the law on
Mount Sinai, and is one Of the most
beautiful and happy of the feasts OF the
synagogue. A beautiful portion OF the
services of the day is the ceremony OF
confirmation, which is always most SOL
emn and impressive. Services appro-
pirate to the occasion were held in the
synagogue in this city las; night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
pleasant Excursion

The complimentary excu rsion yester,,
day evening of Alva Aerie, Fraternal
Order of Eagles, to Marshall Hall, wa,
as had been anticipated, very pleasant
affair. The committee in charge had
anticipated everything that could
add to the pleasure of their guests
aud the many who went on the excnr-
sion had a pleasant experience. Inc
steamer Charles Manchester stopped mere
shortly after seven o'clock and took the
guests aboard. rhe wharf was denseiy
crowed with the excursiOnists and thelI
friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Herbert L. Thomas, 80 years old, a
soldier at Fort Hunt. died yesterday
rom pneumonia.
This was Flower Day for the W. c.
T. T., who sent flowers TO the SICK
thrOu .hOut the city.
Mr.. II. Bloch has had fine wagon
built which is being used in connection
with his confectionery business.
Mr.. J.. II. Robey has sold NJ. J. r.
Dove lot on the east side Of Fairfax
street between Franklin and jeff rson
for 5000.
The weather last night was unseason-
ably cool. The temperature rose some
what today, hut the atmosphere remain
ed pleasant.
10 the Corporation Court today, Bet
tie Washington was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate OF Lawrence Wash
ington, deceased.
Frederick r. Addison, colored, lorm-
erly of this city, died on Wednesday
in Buffalo, n. Y. The remains will be
brOugh! here iOr interment.
The barge Drendon, from Carieret
with acid phosphate TO the Alexandra
Fertilizer and Chemical Company. has
arrived at w. A. Smoot & Co.'S. wharf.
We are indebted TO the ladies OF the
w. G. I. u, who, through their sIaunch
friend, Mr.. r. p. w. Garnett, sent to
this Office today beautiful bunch OF
roses.
Henry Devaughn, colored, an EN-
ployee at the Southern Railway round
house in this city, was seriously s;alded
last night while at work under loco
motive. He was attended by the COM
pany's surgeon.
The Good Samarltans Of the state, a
colored organization, will meet in Alfred
stree, Baptist Church next Tuesday
About $50 delegates will be present
Mayor Paff has been requested to deliver
an address of welcome.
The new organ in Grace Church will
be tested tonight in recital given by
Mr.. S. Frederick Smith, OF Washington.
Mrs. l.. G. Hulfsh and Mr.. Kenneth
Ogden will sing, and a silver offering
will be taken for the organ fund.
The United States monitor Puritan
sailed from Washington today manned
by a crew of the District naval battalion
to take part in the ma"euvres to defend
the capital against an imaginary hostile
attack The vessel is ordered to proceed
to Annapolis, Md.
A slight fire occurred about | O'Clock
this morning in the house of Mr.. John
Boyd, near the corner of Pitt aud Queen
streets, caused by the explosion of an oil
stove. The damage was slight, Officer
Henderson having entered the house and
extinguished the flames. No alarm bell
was sounded, but both fire engines re-
paired to the scene.
F. A. Coakley stall II Royal street wing
of the market sells the best butter to be hal
south Of Washington. Purchasers who. after
eating this butter. are not satisfied will have
their money refunded.
Fried clans SOC per dozen. Soup every
day. Chas II. Zimmerman, Market Space
m-W FIR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Upheayal Of Street.

The vitriGed brick roadway on King
street between Washington and Colum-
bus was disturbed early this afternoon
from the electric railway track almost to
the curbstones on The south side, and
the pavement for distance OF about ten
ieet was elevated to height of nearly
two feet. 1t was at first supposed to
have been caused by sewer gas, although
this is denied by some, and The matter
seems O mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Death of Eugene de BOcande.

S. Eugene Charles Albert de Bocande,
general manager of the French Line
Steamship Company, died at his hotel
in Philadelphia yesterday aged 81 years.
He had been i'll for some time. Mr.. de
Bocande was Frenchman and we'll
known in this city. His first wife was
Miss Cora Henderson and some time
after her death he married her sister,
Mrs. Ada Henderson Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Personal.

Mr.. Elvin G. Schneider, Of this city
was among this years graduates in medi-
cine at George town College.
DIR. Z. p. Mclean Of the u. ). Inter
nal Revenue Office Of this city is serious
" i'll at the Alexandra Hospital.
Mr.. Herman Meyer, ofGermany, is on
A visit to his uncle, Mr.. Justus Schneider.
Miss Pauline Nicol, daughter OF Judge
G. E. Nicol, is quite sick at her home at
Manassas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
A Change.

On and after the 18th inst. engineers Of
the Southern Railway upon arriving in
Washington will turn their locomotives
over to other employees Of the road in
stead of bringing them back to this city,
as at present. The engines will be pre-
pared for the different runs by men Ia
Washington, which point will be the
terminal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
FpoT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE,

IL Washington d. C., June 5,.l905.--Sealed
proposals in triplicate will be received at this
pt,;ce mill O'clock p H.. Wednesday, June
IA 1900. for removing coal testing plant from
War Department Building, Washington,
d C.. and setting same up in position in
new building at Rosslyn, Va. Plans
and specifications can be seen and informa-
tion obtained on application to this office. T.;
s. reserves right to accept or reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Envelopes con-
tsIn'pg pr RpPSoyin 9 and setting Up Coal
Testing Plant" and addressed to Captain A.
" Burr, Quartermaster, U. :. A., in
charge of depot. .,o,o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
The saIye That Pcnetrates.

DeWitt's Hazel Salge penetrates the pores
of the skin, and by its antseptic. rubiio-
Gent and healing influence it subdues infam-
nation and cures Bols. Burns, Cuts, &c
zema. letter, Ring Worm and all skin dis
eases. A specific for blind. Dlee ting itching
aud protruding Piles The original ana
genuine Witch Hazel Salye Is made by r. Z.
Dewitt Il Co, and sold by W. +. Creighton,
4Ol King street, and corner Queen and
Patrick street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
To Test Legality Of Act.

Albert J. Hatch, a member OF the
stock brokerage firm of w. B. Beekman,
of New York. and esiding in Stamford
Conn, was placed under arrest in New
York yesterday on warrant issued by
Justice Mexican, of the court of special
sessions, and granted at the request OF
District Attorney Jerome. The arrest
of Mr.. Hatch was made To test the con
stitutionalily of the Mt legislative act
imposing a tax on ir,nsf rs of stock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Fearful Fate.

Itis a fearful fate to have to endure The
terrible torture Of Piles, Il can truthiuIly
saw .e writes Harry Colson, of Masonville,
Protrudine piles, Bucklen's Arniea Salve, is
the best cure made" Also best Tor GUS :,
burns and injuries. 25c at E. 5. Leadbeater q
Sons Druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Epiphany Parish Excursion.

The annual excursion of Epiphany
Parish Sunday-schools, of Washington,
will take place at Marshall Hall tomor-
row. The boat will stop at this place at
1920 a. m. and $50 and 7 p. m. Re-
turning will stop here at 1890, 4;SO, 3
and 1920 n. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09

WEATHER PRoBA this sec
ton fair, warmer tonight Saturday showers;
light to fresh variable winds, becoming
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
DEP0T QUARTERMAsIERs OFFICE

DEPOT QUARTERMAsfER's OFFICE,
IL Wash gton, ID. c., June /, 1905. Sealed
nroporals. in triplicate, will be received at this
ppt,;cc until 2 o'clock p. m, Thursday, June
* Io05 for Grading at Arlington National
Cemetery, Va Plans and specifications
can be seen aud information obtained
on application to this office L. ;. re,
rorosals or any part thereof Envelopes con-
,a;nino proposals should be marked 'Propo.
sais for Grading, =" and addressed to CAPTAIN
& W. Butt, Depot Quarermaster, U. 5.
A. In Charge Of Depot.
ie2.9.I3,l4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
COLDREN'S GUM EIevates the STAN
dard of the Mason Jar.
Read Carefully

BY using Coldren's Extra Heavy Jar Gums
YOU need no wrench to close or open your
jars, consequently there will be no broken
cap inings or tops Of jars.
See that the edge of the cap is smooth and
even, then screw it down with your hands
(use no wrench, }, and when the time comes
to open the Jar. pull the gum by the lip and
1t will easily slip from under the cap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Local Matters.

Sun rises tomorrow at 4:33 and sets 7:26.
II III water at 1899 a. m. and leo p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
Frank O,Learx of Buffalo. n. Y, the

TIdHh y hV"I UT =,
voung man who was removed from the
steamer Seguranca upon her arrival al
Quarantine, s. l., last Tuesday, from
Colon, died this morning ofyellOw fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

Trunks, gasoline stoves, umbrellas, LOCKS
and guns repaired Razors, clippers, knives,
scissors and lawn movers ground; nzqrs
honed; keys fitted. @.
+. ID. GRAIN & SON, l0l n. Pitt st.
10 2iH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
DRY itMD>.
LansbuI'gh&DI'o
Wsshington's Fsvorite Store.
business hour. s:J0a M o60'p "a.
Sa'urhays y p. Va.
DRY GOODS.
Waists
and Suits
Reduced.

Many special Bargains for tolay's BUYERS
at the World Of White" Note these
values:
WOmen's Lawu Waists, white ground.
small black polka dot, boxplait ofembr0idery
down front, with three broad iucks on either
side. Full sleeves. Actual value 9Sc, SOl-
cpeclai........ ...... ........,...............
Women's White Lawn Waists, entire front
of embroidery insertion. Full sleeves trim.
med with embroidery. Actual value, O2c
500. Special. ...... ........ ....... ~
Women's White India silk Waists tucked
front. full sleeve. Actual value 1924. A
very special bargain today at the Ct 2n
reduced price .,..........,... minimum. ~''O
Women's White Linen Shirtwaist Suits tox-
pleaied waist and skirt; full sleeve; CT EO
actual; value. S5.6S. Special........ PO'c>
Women's White India Linen Sbirt-waist
Suits, front of waist tucked; box pleat Of e..
broidery down either side full sleeve til
deep cuff; hemstitehed aud tucked, finished
with embroidery insertion: box PLATED shirt
trimmed with embroidery; actual c. o.
value, S. SO. Special ... ....... -. pf'>O
Lansburgh & Bro,
ago to 426 Seventh street.
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-09
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GOOdIOe'S. GOOdlOe'S.
What We Advertise We Sell.
The chance get such excellent values at such phnomnaly
low prices begins Thursday June Sth and continues until
Saturday Night June H. 1905,

lot Brook 5" Spool Cotton, L. spool
100 packages Needles at &c package
10 gross D. Gem Pins AZ 2 papers
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
RUMoR REeARpEp VAGUE.

London. March 23.-No further news has been received here throwing light on the movements of the Russian sec ond sCuadron. The report from Port Louis, Mauritius that during the night of March Is d Russian torpedo boat preceding a squadron of warships had been sighted by vessel arriving there from Colombo. Ceylon. is considered too vague to afford basis for judgment but if the fleet seen was Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's they must already be widhin some 800 miles of Colombo and hence must have left Nossi much ear Her than was supposed.
 The Daily Mails correspondent at Alden reports two German steamers at Jibutil on midnight of March 22 with provisions for the Russian squadron.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
HEARS OF FLANKINe-
SG@ EuSs5zz Co111zz5er Knees LrrEte
 e Jzuzness MsVere5>z

Czuushu Pas 1Izrcu z5-CzsueraI E-zlsEICcb- the E=E Cozluzzurter In chief o[ -l= zrrzE tosIz-- received the zz-u1be-s 0F Ezs S-zE- Fe9orzs eoEEiuu@ CE IzuzZ=se IUrUzEE u-uveEIz1zs on b1-E EzHS oE the RuSS-z1 army LEs CaE1=se state that the JzQzDssz have Ee-rU5sed Uz1r ChE-ese bandits z7lG sEzz- s--e-=~~r-v --~- r~ --s-H- =-s --=- ---------@--z- = ------- = -a- zs = lhz z-zESrz
 me brzuch rS the RUss9-G-1zueS= hank has r=1loEs6 frozl E6rzu 10 E2r- t.zl afze- an au1zeE O1 the n1z1z O--cizls 5Iz zllEch tHzEa bank eslzrlzs were wound eE Captured JaEz1esz report e z=r- rzh1e aEezE ll Elz streets o1 N2A1z1 uzl March 1l. Ule-- big 6a-achllE-1 oz Elzsszz1s- lE= lzs- 10 lsa-e the city were z---lFE-ei as- CAi1-ss haDliIS ard a few Iazan=s= sl16z@-s ---1 czCss-1 1f2e. Cllv zases and Blocked the RATION slreet- Acco-65ls so Ihe reEoTN which is u1- confirmed. 1oz a single Russian eS-lues.- Cy2ma has communicated 1o I-5nev1Icss that zhe entire Russian medical san leS5 aI Harbin k well
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

s-t F'-zE 71-rE- 1-zruh -z Ez-1- a. m- Tn Naz.-- Er=lsgz today z1la uz5- l--l ----l-l---a= Els7-z-e-l fru-D a rs-- r-EE-Czsz=-- fl -zz GzlE TzlzA che bzsta- taste a1 Eefzzr sz5li on l1s Ea1a-e that azf----E=s 11e czEszs u[ EeasszaS r=- Ts--==s and cC-EaS-s -ze sr-lr1- zVzIl s.llch z-1SSiz and Japan are co-5ucs- - 5-g the Wzr and V-5-h zo-rol and d1S- h=Cr1--f11aR1r srra5ac-ls rhe elements iI EsasSia 1s12 Grz 1oErish-ps thei- pro E,ez-aE1s o2 Gefaz-s il the far ess- ---. altering -rl rae very hcur of de feat Ls- sss.s. broadcast amo-1S he h--1-l>iCzz- -e1reating soldiers. proc}a- nations ursniE them 10 cease fighting and sur~sati>r-
 The GlST-Jch continues '-\Os eVe@ tlsv elss.llA las sent Us such p~olis.- nations. h-sJ has conIasd himself 70 throwing zDto our lines telegrans rom foreign agencies abost the disorder s in Russia Tut yourself in the place tS the soldiers end officers Nho return ing from Nuk5en fatigled and heart Svre. from want of success. have re Ceived fr-'m tl-eir distant home pyoelo- ulaJicuS -.itA advice cf that tenor.
 Setting aside the factors of a tenn Isorary nature. the correspondent emu u'erates IoUg main causes of misfor- sf-7ly- iiI>i- ihe failure to establish lefore tUe var an adequate iutel!i-
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
OBSERVING AN FCllPSf
The Extensivs Preparations ef the
 Government ts See It.

Washington, March ss,.-Rear Admiral Chester superintendent of the naval observatory, has completed arrange ments for the observation VI the total solar. eclipse on August s9 and SC ef this NeaE an event of the greatest im- portance to astronomers aud details of his rlan have been made public. Con greSs appropriated $a,o0N for this pur- pose and a naval party win be sent out on the United States ship Columbia aud United States ship Garter to cS- tablish three separate stations. namely, ono near the central line ot eclipse, possibly one on the islands oT Colum- bretres, a group off the east coast of Spaini one ten to fifteen miles within the edge Of the shadow path, probably near Valencia, Spains and one near the central line close to the railroad from Tunis to Algiers, in Africa. The force will consist of Rear Admiral C. NJ. Chester, U. =. N, in charge, about scV- eu men of the stan of the naval obSer- Vatory. l.. r.. Jewell of Johns Hopkins
 university Dr. S. A. Mitchell of CO lumbia university and Dr. x. r. Gn- bert Of Dartmouth college. Prof. R. II. BiEelow of the United States wealth CT bureau will accompany the expedi- tion in charge of the meteorological work
 In this eclipse the moons shadow
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
THE WHOLE DlsrRIcT AROUSED

Warsaw. March 23.-Tha shooting of he Ecasants at Lamenta has aroused intense excitement in the whole dis tr!ct The action of the authorities in shooting down unarmed peasants is angrily criticised and a deputation of residents of kutno is proceeding to Warsaw to lay complaint before the governor general The troubles began a week ago when a mobilization Ct horses was ordered. The peasants re- fused to comply and on March 21 about 150 peasants gathered on the road near Lamenta when the chief of police at Kuno arrived on the scene with a company of infantry and ordered the crowd to dispersc. The peasants refus- ed to obey. and the chief of police or dered the soldiers to fire.
 The peasants not understanding Russian remained in the road until the soldiers aimed then they broke and ran The troops fired three volleys at the fleeing crowd and fifty peasants fell. two of them dead. All the wounded were shot in the back. It is said that the chief of police refused to allow the wounded to be removed and that he finally ordered them to be taken to hutno. s:N hours Journey. in pea sants' carts with the result that ow- ing to the lack of medicine and atten- tion, eight of the wounded died while on the way Co KutnO and the doctors report that nine others are in a hope less condition. Fearing a demonstra, ton at the funeral of the victims. the chief of Ioiice has ordered the priests t0 bury them during the night The priests refused and the funerals oc- cured this morning at the cemetery at Kutno, The services were attspd- cd by an immense eoncourse of people and the collins were hidden beneath masses of flowers,
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
BURIAL OF MRS, STANFORD.
The Simple Ceremonies at the univsr-
 sity Today.

Stamford University, Cal. March 23 The rematrs Of Mrs. Stanford arc to lie here in tue late residence on tha Pplu Alto estate until shortly after one o'clock tomorrow when a small fva- Ural ,,arty consisting of the family and the mume diate pail bearers will Drin. the remains to the west gate of the n- rct quadrangle.
 Thee they vii be met by the tenn pcSary pail bearers and thence escort ed to the church. After the service in the church. the body will be placed m the Stanford mausoleum beside those of her hushan6 and son.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
Buffalo Bills Disastrous
 FiGht for freedom
NOTHING IN fiiS FAVOR
aa- @lIe S.s -i=e-- S.s.As=. S-<
 1==-<= z-@ aaossSz. She Saz-
 6zz ETsS HedIcjne to Bring nfn ! Cal Sf a Drunken Fiji.

SA-gs-3en Wyo- March SS-Thf- dEs- t=zes css'sTS he-e today resuSe3 Jhs gsti- Eaea o1 CoL William P, Co3y tE2unaIo 6llls S0r siVo-o.,
 I&dge Scess delivered aa opinion of considerable length review ing the afsF- ga5io'ls and evidence, GiV5rg hls con olUs1oDs iT hiS opinion She 5adge said. The nTSJ ospse Tor action ir this case Is a ohaEge oS polsoning on tae- eenNer Ss, lseo, and Tor some lisne pgaor thereto, The evidence wholly fails So SOppaTI ShiS issue, Rut shows 'AaJ the defendant was trying to rss- cue plainu0 rom a state of lnta1iea- ton sssa administered llot poison. but remedies which she deemed beneaclal te k3gn,
 The UOhapp,neSS caused by the ac. ton of the plamu0 Is shown by lei- ters or their daughter. Ar,a Thorpe, ln letter written just hefogc e,f death. she eScsaimS; "Oh, papa why did lac do its My heart is lust broken over tt, Oh, why lid he do ito
 Judge Scott also found that the charge of unbecomtpg actions uh tho part of tHe defc0uant towards the colooelS guests Was not proven that there was no pNfdpnrn thaf -asa t.5s ever threatened her husbands life and that when attending the funeral of her daughter Arta at Rochester N. Y.. on February. l90i. she offered a perma- nent reconciliation and no answer ever came Co this. "She was an over in- dulgent mother and wife. who always took pride in his success and always looked forward to his homecoming and made great preparations to receive him." said Judge Scott.
 She entertained his guests with cordiality. She did not use profane language and the poisoning of his pet dogs was accidental. She never spok. disrespectfully of him to his friends cr guests. She always accompanied him to the depot on his departures and there received him on his return. In her hcme she has n large statue of hlni in the hall; in her bedroom she has h,S portrait done by 9 famous painter. and on her stand she has his photograph and the dishes she uses are souvenir ones stamped or etched with his DOT lrait. Such in brief is the character and conduct Of Mrs. Cody extending over d long period of her married life.
 In return for this wife!y devotion the plaintiff had been cruel to her and has heaped indignation upon her. Even if it wore true that the defendant had at times been impatient with him and such impatience had taken the form yf indignities. it is also true that she has had much 10 contend with"
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
INTERcoLLEeIATE SWIMMING.
Pennsylvania Won the Blue Ribbon
 Event st Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. March 23.-The- Uni- versity of Pennsylvania tonight won the 1000 feet re!ay race, the blue ria bon in tho annual intercollegiate swimming championships which were held in the tank of the university's new gymnasium at Franklin field. Co., lunbia was second and Yale third. Another feature of the championships was the winning by Reid of Yale. a son Of Whitelaw Reid, of the swimming under water contest He swan 267 feet in 1:22 3-5. Roe of Pennsylvania was rendered unconscious after swim ming 165 feet and two men had to Give to the bottom of the tank and lIing him up.
 The water polo match between Co., llmbia and Pennsylvania was won by the former, goals to 1.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
cATARRH CONQUERED.
Remarkable Cures Follow Introduction
 of New Drug, Ascatco.

New York, March 23.-Evldence Of the wonderful cures effected by the new Austrian discovery, ascatco, in asthma, catarrh and bronchitis continue to pour tn from all parts Of the country Ca tarrh evidently this time has met its master, Consular reports show that obstinate cases have been cured by 500 drops. The dose is minute, being but seven drops twice daily.
 The Austrian dispensary, No, east Fourteenth street New York, has been empowered to carry on the work in this country of stamping out these three dreaded diseases. and to this end Is sending trial bottles free by mai on application to persons in all parts of the country.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
CRUISER TO BE CREASED
A Bottle of Kansas oil to Be Broken
 Over the Prov of the Kansas.

Topeka. March 23-The battleship Kansas will be christened by the breaking of 9 bottle of Kansas crude oil over the prov In place of cham pagne as is the usual custom, Cover nor Huck sad today to W. D. Eddy, general counsel for inc Standard oil company. who came here from Chicago. in a conversation regarding the launch inG Of the Kansas, "The Kansas will not he Christened with champagne, It will he earisteped with bottle uf oll- - net Standard Cil or Independent Oil-. tut Just kansas oil--l[ansas crude oil"
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
sULLY FIRM SUED AGAIN.
Trustee in Bzaaerapsey Miller Seeks
 so Recover sSSo0oo fer CrsSitors.

Neas York Narch s>--Compsa5nts were served to-day UpoD counsel 1ep- Tes-ating Edwin Eawley, Frank II. Hay and Daniel J, SDl3v y. suits for about SSsoooe brought hsr David Miller, trustee 4n bankruptcy os the Tr1n Or 1lan3al J, SuIy & Ca. Mr. Miller Is acuDE 3n behalf of the creditors of the SUljS' rrsn and has retained former Secretary of War Elihu Root as aSSo- cate counsel, The purpose of the Scits Is to enGoav0r so hold MeSsTS
 l'awley aud Ray responsible for the S''nS sliege1 to be que creditors on Joint accounts. which Atr Sully has testified that they Venturea with him,