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New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
REUF MAY BE LYNCHED.
People of San Francisco Ready for
almost 4nything.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph TO The Tribune
San Francisco. Oct 2S.-An exciting time is ex-
pected tomorrow in Judge Grahams court when
Mr.. Heney and Boss Reuf meet to debate over
Heney's claim that he should have the privilege
of questioning grand jurors in regard TO their rela-
tons and their feelings toward Reuf. Mr.. Heney
announced Friday that the first business before
for an indictment for felony. He claims that he
must ascertain whether any grand jury members
in political debt to Reuf favorable to
the boss that they fairly in regard TO
Indictment. Reuf asserts that such questioning is
illegal.
judge Graham must decide also tomorrow
whether Langdon Reuf shall act District At
torney. If he decides for Reuf. anything may
occur, the public is much annoyed that the
lyllching of Reuf would not be improbable Reuf
has received SO many threatening letters that he
has hired a bodyguard 10 accompany him when
he fears the effect of Mr.. Heuey's oratory on the
crowd. Those who heard Mr.; Heney harangue the
crowd last Friday declare that he could start
vigilance committee If he would speak for fifteen
minutes he spoke to them.
Mr.. Heney to-day said he proposed TO prosecute
vigorously bribe givers and bribe takers. This
is assumed to mean the United Railroads, which is
rumored have given half a million bribe money
Reuf and the Supervisors to secure the overhead
fire. as we'll the telephone company, which Sc
cured franchise freezing out competitors. There
promises to be lively days for grafters In business
well IN politics.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
SAID THEY WERE BLACKMAILERs.
Three Men Arrested for Threatening Man
Declared They Were Expressmen.

Hermann Svergelt. of Stanton street, asked
Policeman Begina, of the Union Market station.
last night to arrest three whom he declared
had attempted to extort money from him
threats OF violence The men, giving their names
as William Hammer, of No 9s4 Halsey street
Brooklyn; Ward B. Rulon, of No. 347 West sd
street and Mortz Gutterman, of No. 20S Stanton
street were locked up
Silvergelt alleged that on October Il Gutterman
his house and demanded $25 on a threat to
blow up his family. He further declared that last
night the three men came TO him and demanded
more money. threatening him with knife.
Gutterman said that the men were eXpreSSmen
dealing in lumber and split wood and that the
visits 10 SilYergelt's house for the purpose
of making a deal in lumber.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
SHOOTS GIRL IN CAB.
SPURNED LOVE REASON.
Brokers' CLERK Then Tries to XII
Himself-Woman Hay Die.

Because. it is alleged. she repeatedly refused
&c marry him, Louis r Brown shot and prob
ably fatally wounded Laura Osten, twenty three
years old. OF No 100 Greenwood avenue. East
Orange while they riding III carriage at
B2d street and Broadway. last night. Brown
then tried to kill himself, but prevented by
the arrival oc several policemen. who snatched
tie revolver from his hand. Miss osten vas
taken 70 Roosevelt Hospital, where, early this
morning. it was said that her condition was
serious
Brown lives at No. - Mitchell Place. East
Orange N J.. and is employed as clerk in the
brokerage Office Of s. r. AIosley & Co. at Nc.
GO Broadway ard No. 15-17 New street. He
was locked UP in the West 47th street station
on a charge of feonious assault
So far as the police could learn. Brown came
10 New York late yesterday afternoon and tele-
phoned TO Miss Osten at the Hotel Margrave, at
No. 1I2 West 20 street The two met early in
the evening and went to dinner at the Hotel
Breslfn, at 29th street and Broadway
After dinner Brown called Michael Morris
q cabman, and ordered him to drive TO 'lst
street and Columbus avenue.
The cabrnan drove up Broadway and said he
heard the couple arguing in loud voice As
he passed SD street he heard muffed sound
like a pistol shot and Immediately stopped ana
looked into the cab. He the woman halt
standing and half lying on the floor of the CAP
and opened the door. Several persons in the
street also heard the shot and ran TO the cab-
The woman who had fallen out was carried
into drug store the corner
Patrolnen Love and Lynch, Of the west 4th
street station, jumped into the cab ana found
the man with the revolver at his head
In the drug store the woman became conscious
and identified the man, giving his name. as well
her
Brown was taken to the West Attn street sId-
ton, where according TO the police, he said
That girl has ruined me. have loved her
dearly for years and she has repeatedly refused
10 marry me. / have known her almost since
she and 1 were ten years old.
I got into the carriage with her 10 ask heL
again. had the revolver and thought mat II
/ threatened to shoot myself she would relent-
Why / shot her do not know.
Nv father lives in East Orange, \. J., and is
very i'll When he hears of this 1 know that IL
will kill him.
Later il was learned by the police that Miss
osten had been employed "A governess by
Mrs Alcan Moss at the Hotel HargraVe for
q bout two months.
Brown paced up and down his cell last night
and several times called the doorman. Several
times he remarked: i kissed her just before
shot her Why I did it I do not know.
Mitchell place, East Orange, Lorenzo Brown, his
father a confined invalid for twelve years, said
last night that he knew that his son had been
acquainted with Miss Osten for a long time.
He could give reason for his sons act, he
said
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
SCRUGH4M IS CONFIDENT
Predicts the Defeat of Both the Ad-
ministratiOn Tickets.

George R. Scrugham the international commit
tees manager. in a statement issued yesterday,
predicting the defeat of The administration tickets
of both the New York Life and the Mutual Life.
said
The tabuation of the ballots cast during the first
nine days of the election is surprisingly enc9nrag.
ing for the policyholders Thus far about 10 per
cent of the entire Of each company has been
in the form of official ballots sent to the offices
of the companies This is entirely independent OF
the ballots that have been sent to Richard Olney.
the chairman of committee, of the votes
held by the various members of the committee in
different sections of the country, such as Judge
botham Mr.. Longworth and others. If the pres
ent ratio is maintained (and il should be) a most
overwhelming defeat for the administration tickets
IN both companies will be recorded
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
TO NAPLES WITH BURTON HOLMES.

Burton Holmes delivered the fourth Of his
'tTavelogues' last night, at the Lyceum Theatre
10 an unusually crowded house. Naples and
Nearby was the topic. which was illustrated bv
moving pictures. Among these one showing
John Drew and party at the Cappuccini Convent
AZ Amalh- Mr.. Drew occupied one of the boxes
last night. ana was amused. Next Sunday night
Mr. Holmes viii close his season with lecture on
'VesUvius Eruption OF 1896
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
SKULL OF PRIMITIVE MAN FOUND.
Type That of Lowest Known Thinker, Prof
Osborn, of Colombia, Says.

Omaha oct. 2s.-Professor Henry Fairfield Os-
born. of Columbia University. arrived from New
York Saturday examine skull recently
earthed north OF Omaha by Robert T. Glider, an
Omaha journalist After minute examination
Professor Osborn said to-day that the skull was
that of the most primitive yet discovered
with the exception of what is known the Mean
derthal man. whose bones were found IN Germany
The difference in measurements of the two skulls
according TO Professor Osborn, shows that the
Neanderthal animal, while the
Nebraska skull is that of thinking man, although
q lowest order
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
NEW PROPOSALS IN PERSIA.

St Petersburg. Oct. ga telegram from
Teheran, Persia. dated yesterday. says that the
fundamental laws drawn up by the National AS
semblv not having yet been sanctioned by the
Shah. the Ministry has brought forward an alter
native scheme. under which extensive powers for
the State Council claimed This latter pro-
posaI has caused great excitement in the ranks OF
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
MATHoT AssAILs PARKHuRsr RAIDS.

Deputy Police Commissioner AIathot went up to
the Tenderloln last night and had long confer
ence with Captain Schlottman. When he was
leaving the station told the reporters that the
Parkhurst Society had right make the raids
i did last Saturday and that if he had been in the
Ienderloln ne would have released every one of
TIE prisoners. He said he would inquire into the
right Of McClntOck. the superintendent 70 wear a
baoge. and would hereafter throw out every pris-
oner ne arrested in raids.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
MORE TROUBLE FOR C0NRIED.
c. F. u Orders Sympathetic Strikes to Aid
Chorus-Musicians Hesitate.

The Central Federated Union took decisive action
yesterday on behalf of the Chorus Singers Union.
composed Of the members OF the old chOEus Of the
Metropolitan Opera House. who want 10 be
fnstated. The unions represented at the opera
house were directed to order their members from
the Metropolitan Opera House by tomorrow to
force the re-empoyment Of he old force. failing in
wtiCh they viii be suspended by the Central Fed
Grated Union. There is some doubt TO whether
musicians will obey.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
CONGRESSMAN HoAR VERY LOW.
Improvement Following Operation Has Not
Continued-Patient Growing Weaker

Worcester. Mass. Oct 2S-The condition of Con-
gressman lockwood Hoar was very low tonight,
and fears expressed that he would not survive
many hours. His physician. Dr. F. H. Baker, gave
the following bulletin to-day:
Congressman Hoar's condition continues serious.
The Improvement noticed Immediately after the
operation has not continued and last night and to-
day he has grown steadily weaker. His condition
is
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
rRANSPACIFIC MAILS

DestlnatiOn \. Y.
Hawaii tva San Fr1ncis"o)-Alameda Oct 80. 1890
Hawaii Philippine Islands
Fraacisco>J- : Transport Nov. I. 12 80
Australia (except West. Fill Islands and
New Caledonia Vancouver and
Victoria. B Cl-Moana. -: Nov. 4. 500 n
dressed oniy via seattle,EI.ra = 600 II
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvIo Francisco
HonEkong Maru Nov. 5. 1880 m
Islands VITA seatel-Tango Mari. Nov. 600 p N
New iceland, Australia except Westl,
New Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and
Fiji Islands tvia San FrancisCo)-
Sierra NOV II.
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China and
Philippine Tslsrds Cvia San FTancisco)
korea Nov. Is 1880 m
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
COMMITTEE ON FOOD LAW CONTINUED.

- the last monthly meeting OF the drug trade
section OF the New York Board of Trade ana
TRANSFORMATION the report Of the committee on tho
FGfe Rood a:d Drugs act approved 3. reso-
tutlon the committee was continued and renuest.i
70 represent the raembcrs before the AUTHORITIES in,
washington on questions involved In tn, IayJ ana
concerning the new rules aEd regulations
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
BOYS HELD FoR RoRBINe CHURCH.

John Tangeman, twelve years old; Samuel Ciildey
eleven and William Lowitz. fourteen, arrested
yesterday in Jersey City for breaking the base
ment of st. Matthews German Lutheran Church
and stealing $24 which the Rev. Mr.. Bavendam
pastor of the church, had placed in a desk They
admitted the theft and held for the Childrens
nnlIrf on
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

DRoPosALs FOR TWO SUCTION DREDGEs,-OF-
L hce Isthm;an Canal Commission. Washington, D c.
October a. 1905 Sealed proposals in tripcae. will be
received at the Office Of the General Purchasing Officer,
Isthmien Canal Commission Washington. d. c. until
1870 m December IL. 1906. which time they will
be opened public for furnishing the mentioned
articles BLANKS and general information relating 70 this
Circular SSsl obtained this Office
offices OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents - State
Street, New York City Custom House. New Orleans,
also Chief uarteraster Department OF the Lakes
Chicago Depot Quarternaster, Depot
master. Jenersonvtle Ind: Chief Cuarternaster De
parment OF the Gulf Atlanta Ga. and the Commercial
Officer
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
COSTLY HOTEL FOR ROCHESTER.

BY Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Rochester, Oct 2S,-Rochester is to have a new
million dollar hotel. 10 he built in Clinton avenue
South by NJ. F. Wolff. manager of the Lyceum
Theatre; John \. Beckey. Hon. Frank a. Dudley,
of Niagara Falls, ard several New York capital
lists. Among the last named is said to he Horace
r. Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
WANT NEW CAPITOL AT DOVER.
State Library Cramped for Quarters-$1OO,
600 Needed
10y Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune. ]

Wilmington, Del. Oct. ga movement to build
a new state capitol at Dover has been begun
State Librarian Wilson announced to-day that he
would make a strong recommendation to this end in
his biennial report The cramped state library in
the Capitol building is the cause of Mr. Wilson's
action. The Legislature in January will proba blI'
be asked TO make an appropriation. 1t is believed
$4,000 will be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
GENERAL w. J. PALMER INJURED.

IRy Telegraph 10 The Trfburel
Colorado Springs, OCT. 2S.-General ". !. Palmer,
founder Of this city, severely injured by being
thrown from his horse while riding with 4 daughter
near here yesterday afternoon. and his physicians
fear serious results. owing his advanced age of
seventy-One years. News OF the accident was kept
from the press until late last night
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
WIRELESS STATION AT HAVANA.

Havana. Oct. 2S.-The signal corps has completed
a wireless telegraph station at Camp Columbia
and is exchanging messages with Key West
promptly. This puts General ]. Franklin Bells
headquarters in immediate communication with
washington.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
RECEIVER FOR MISSISSIPPI BANK

MeI@phs. oct, Pa dispatch to The Com
merciaI Appeal from Indianoa, Miss, SAYS:
The Merchants and Planters Bank, of Indianola
mas been placed ia tic hands of receiver, on the
application o. t.e Memphs and New Orleans
banking Institutions. which present claims aggre-
eating SO 00- Marvin Brown, of this place has
oe.u aGulCG receiver
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
THINKS RAILROADS CHEATED.
Indianapolis Mayor Has Tracks Measured
to Determine Taxes Due.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Indianapolis. Oct, 2S.-Suspecting that the rail-
roads centring here have not reported correct
mileage for taxation in this city, Mayors Book
the trackage and calculate the amount due the city
a result of false incomplete returns. The re-
port of the expert submitted to the Mayor to-
day and according to 1t five railroad companies
owe the city in taxes S192Sll. The amount due the
state, county and school fund aggregates S07. 600
making a total of about 100000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
ARREST FOR NORTH CAROLINA MURDER

Los Angeles Oct 2S.-Janles Mckinney was ar
rested yesterday by detectives the charge of
murder committed In Marion, n. c. last August
fte Is alleged to have killed named HollifieId
Mckinney admits that he is the wanted but
pleads self defence. 'u'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
NEW YORK MAN SHOT FOR DEER
LBv TELEGRAPH TO The Tribune. ]

LBy TeleETaph 70 TIE Tribune
Syracuse Oct. 2.-Otto Schrann a New York
blacksmith, forty years Old while hunting at Gran
berry Lake with a party Of New York men this
morning. was shot in the leg by woodsman, who
ristook him for q deer he on q log, and he
died two hours later. Schrann left h wife and five
children
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
HOW p. r. r. DECLARES DIVIDENDS

The Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday issued a
statement explaining that even the directors Go
not possess advance information OF tb4 dividend,
TO be declared for any given half year. This was
in the dividend rate. ' SNS7
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
gLIzzARD wEATHER IN ALLEaHEnlsa

Frcstburg. Md. Oct 2S-Blizzard weather nre
vailed here to-day, snow falling in large quantities
Other hish points in The AIeghenies report similar
conditions
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
Proposals.

l. reau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
1906 publicly opened Immediately thereafter fur
nish at the navy yard New York n y, etc. quantity
naval supplies follows: Telephone outfit.
platinum wire. electric heaters chain
foil Iogs-Sch 221: 225:
Tool seel-Sch. 226 Fire brick bolt heads files leather
betting steel od tool steel brushes
glass-sch 227 Tin roof sterizersESch 22s tor the
station Guantanamo. Cuba: Electrical supplies,
dump CARTS hardware yellow pine galvanized iron. iron
pipe water-closets ETC. accessories
sched-
ules desired number Blank proposals will be furnished
application the office, New York. N Y,
or to the Bureau h T. u. HARRIS. Paymaster General
y. s. N. 1o-15-0S
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING GYMNASIUM AND
Bachelor oficsrs Quarters Fort H G. Wright; n
Y. Oct. 2 190S-Sealed proposals in tripicate will
received here until p November l. 1906. and then
opened for furnishing labor and material and
ing buildings Gymnasium and OF Ofcers
Quarters at this Information furnished appca
tion. Envelopes containing proposals should
Proposals for Gymnasium OF Officers Quarters as
addressed Quartermsster Fort H. C. Wright. y. Y
New London
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel.
CIetic.-. Naples October 10. White Star
City Of Columbus. yanpah. October 2G
Iroteus New treH;.~, October % SO Pacific
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20
'ZeelanG Antwerp, october 70 Red
'Fyn!aUl October
* " dei Bremen, october iloyd
'tarouia OCtobtT
~Ieil:E sriansanl october
Mcs;ili london October
conrhn Ga estOn. October -
El Alba weston. October - Pacfc
WEDNESDAY. OJ TOBEE 81
Oceanic ,crpaol u,touer - White Star
kOug Ab1Vt....- Gibraltar, Ocuhc. TN.
George. Liverpool, october
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
DENY MRS. EDDY STORY.
Local Christian Scientist Says Report of Ill
Health Is Unfounded.

Christian Science circles in this city were much
wrought up by the publication of story in "The
World" yesterday that Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy
founder and head Of the movement dying. and
that Mrs Parmelia ]. Leonard. reader of the
denomination in Brooklyn. impersonating Mrs
Eddy. Mrs. Leonard is in Concord, n. H, the
home of Mrs Eddy. Practically all the leading
Scientists in this city denied the story yesterday
Mrs. Augusta f. Stetson. former reader Of the
First Church, Central Park West said:
In reply to the request for a statement from me
regarding the article appearing this morning which
Christian Science. find it filed with erroneous
and false statements, evidently intended misrep-
Christian Science, that I must beg to be excused
from making further comment the
Albert Harlow. head of the National Christian
Science interests. and II. Cornell Wilson, head of
the New York State Publication Committee, were
hurriedly called to Boston on Saturday for some
reason not made known yesterday
John l. Roberts second reader of the Fifth
Church, said:
Mrs. Parmelia Leonard, of Brooklyn, has been in
Concord for long time. She went there, many
other Science leaders OF do. at the behest OF
Mrs. Eddy. There is vast work of correspond
ence, much Of detail in the management of Chris
tian Science. tnat Mrs. Eddy cannot herself at
tend 10.
reader in fhe First Church. Brooklyn, also made a
denial. He said he knew that Mrs. Eddy was
quite well
Boston. oct. 8-Statements issued to-day
Ly Calvin A. Frye Mrs. Eddy's secretary; Charles
A. Corning Mayor of Concord N H. and General
Frank S. Streeter. New Hampshire lawyer. deny
ing published reports TO the Of Mrs Eddy s
health. Mayor Corning and General Streeter said
that they had interview with Mrs. Eddy this
afternoon, and found her. the former expressed
it. keen of intellect and strong in memory ana,
according the latter. exhibiting no appearance
o. weakness deCTepitUGe.''
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 624 Sunset 5;o2 Moon rises Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandv Hook 3:2I Gov Island 90 Hell Gate T:i2
PM-SIndy p HOOK ; 40 Gov 6IT Hell Gate $40
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
EOREIGN pnprS

fVFtt-ItiN FORTS
Cueeus,o~h oct y 900 Arrived steamer r.tr,,rta
tBrl Potter New York Liverpool tand pr,css{,s.
salleu steamer CamIa-'a tI:-), War frurn Liver,
seilly. oct 2S-Passed steamers aiinnehahs eR,, A
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

son, New York for London: Potsdar1 CDuscnl' NN''
- Vsen Hotterdsm and Bouogns for New fSfs x.xtss
MoVllle. Oct 2l-Arrtved. steamer CelednnA to'h'
= New York for Glasgow (and proceeded - ssS
southampton. Oct 2S-ArFiVed steamer New toaN =
- erts, New York via Plymouth and CherooGsls -nvhs
NtnFaItar. oct 2S-ArTived steamer Slavona tSt' =
=, New Nork Tor Naples F1uule and Trieste, siaxs
MoVitie. oct es-Sailea steamer Furnessa tSi'' -
'rFcm Glasgow New York .~.,us1
New York YES
Scly Oct 2S-Passed steamer Trent (rl DIX SS.ns~
ton. -.xk
Liverpool oct 2T-Arrived steamer Armenian Css''
New YorS soGt
LOndCn, 2S-SaileS steamer Narraganseff trSh
New YoFx-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
OFFICE. CONSTRUCTING oUARrERMAsrER.

OFFICE. CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMAsTER.
~ Fort Ethan Allen. W, October 90. 1so6.-sealed
proposals in trplicate will be received here until two
o'clock P NJ November %, 1905. for the
plumbing. heating and wiring electric lighting of
brick veterinary hospital; for converting old
isration building into Bachelor Quarters, plumbing.
heating and wiring and for the
plumbing of editions to two artillery stables at Fort
Ethan Allen. Vt Information furnished application
here. United States the right
tect any all proposals any part thereof En-
velopes containing proposals endorsed Proposals
for Public Buildinss and addressed Lieut. NJ G. HOI.-
TIDAY. O. NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
Strings Ilan.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel
Vessel For Line Mail closes.
Iliiias. ArgtLtira. Lamp K a m
jefferson. Norfolk. Old Dominion. -.... . m
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20
S!egmund Argentina. SoInan ....... 1900 3OOp m
Plnnonia. Naples, Cunard -........... 1900 m
Rosalnd Newfoundland Red Cross 1900
ManEanillo, Cienfuegos Ward .,....... 300 p m
Comanche, Jacksonville, Clyde ........- 3OO p
City Memphis. Savannah. Savannah. 300 p
Hamilton. Norfolk, Old Dominion ..... 300 . m
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29
Meetings.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF The AMERICAN :. ~. !.
N< StttUte. Thursday. November LIST. 1905 AZ - "
4tth ST. m r. ~ b. DAYTON. Seey-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

L s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING.
=. New York. n Y. October % 1so6-sealed pro-
posas for dredging in Mattituck Harbor y. Y. will
be received at this office until y NJ November 2s;
application. D ". LOCKWOOD. Col. Engrs
WEST POINT, N. Y. OCTOBER II, 1sOs.-SEALED
w Proposals in trplicate will be received until
12 O'clock noon November /. 1905. for the
ton OF Bachelor Officers draw
specifications file this Office The L. S
the right accept reject all proposaIs or
part thereof. Forms and specihcations furnished
application. Address Quartermaster. Point
New-York tribune., 1906-10-29

Frank H. Leonard, son of Mrs. Leonard and a
reader in The First Church, Brooklyn also made a
denial He said he knew that Mrs. Eddy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-01
MAKING Preparatlons Ahead.

Davis. !. r.. May l.-tSpeciaD The
Loycjoy Construction Co. Of Fort
Worth has shipped another large grad
ing outfit 10 this city 10 be used on
the grade from here 20 Turner Fails
Mr.. LoyeIoy says the grade will De-
finished to Turner Falls within fifty
days, and chief Engineer Guy V. Me
Cluro declares the road will be in op
Grafton before July ith.
Arrangements are now wei under
way 10 celebrate the glorious Fourth
al the Arbuckle mountain resort, and
an Indian bali game will be one oi
the attractions II Is understood that
two ball gaines from among the full
blood Choctaws will be PLAYED at Tur
ner Falls on July 4th.