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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
CONFEREES
Of Senate and House
Have Charge Of the
Curtis Bill.

Asszg ated Press
Washington, Mar Ia the senate
today Senator Clapp, NcCnmbef aud
nuliois we're appointed a COMMITTEES
90 confer with like committee from
the house on the Curtis hill pfaeld.
ing for the settlement oi the ailaim
of tia ave oiyllltai Tribes The house
eonfefess NeFe appointed yesterday.
after 4 motion Dy Representative Car
lis q kausas % disagree witb the
senate amendm nts had been carried
Speaker Cannon appointed 10 repre-
sont the house Messrs Shefman Cur
tis and stephens
The eanferces viii rot take 80 tho
-. until after the passage Of tie Ia.
dian appropriation biii Ia the house
That measure vas made ne regular
ar8er today and t viii b. passed IS
TtumlaY
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CantFind the list

thicaRo Mar A eaH vas made
to-day n the packers cas apon
District Attorney Morrison iur q lia
81 80 vitnesse turned over % the
department of justice - GoHmis.
siouer Garfield Norr.Wn said be
had heon unable q and tie Hs Tie
ATTORNEYS 81 tlt packers protested
that tlsfe Lad been plenty q time q
Hnd tie ast and that unless the
NAMES af'puduced soon the purpose
q tllolf use wl'l - defeated The
district alternes aid hc NUuldaeon
tiuHn fhe search
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WILL VOTE ON
APPROPRIATION

Washington Mar TaeIulan az
prulnaaoH ba eas tie continuing
order Is tHe Gagss toaf Az sRfee.
mtHt aas resehed O. eauc|aie tle
general detafe aa ths measure ta,iae
81 tHat uesufe atI 81 faten fauat
faw herfeaeaiafafo Hafke 81 saglH
Dakota has iasf neEg aa exhaust
discussion 81 tne lHdaa uubsm
lt espe.ieH tIaitHo aeroH rs f6e
CURTIS $3.50 uaierrs sill 81 a3g s
sn.n as the leHaus tI# s IIefase8 rs
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WILL SUE THE
M'CALL ESTATE

BaHalo. y s. Mar John C
Mlharn attorney for tie trustees OF
the SEES York Life Insurance c8m.
WnY uiIl bring suit against the Sic.
tall estate and Andrew Hamilton for
tho return q tho money alleged %
have been fmudulsntlg taken from
tie company Mr Milburu said To-
day The matter w.ll 81 pressed
immediately ia TIE courts FOR fhe ge.
turn of the money shall return 20
New York tonight
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REMOVAL or
RESTRICTIONS

The MuskoEes fimg Dtmocfst con.
talns tle oanes q tis following
ctsnsees. ahase Applications lar the
remoeai q restrict lans wefe. ca Feb
msgg alsaHHfage8 bg the SECRETARY
of lie interior
saphfoula Washington White oak
Alice hsileat, Nis aian.
10ha tsNssf Dewey
Aiemn6er B.ant o.ahelaia
1otuen Keith stflWel
Cara Qufnton. salna
gsegs Bushyheaa. Sailna.
Tom herk NlnHA
Lucy palecai, lang
1ess9 ComgtaaaI. Ninita.
And GA tie 2lfh restrictions we're
removed from The follow ifg chefokses
Charles 81 Melton, Albsa.
lslEsle ATKINS nauiessilie
Rachel Edwards. Muldfos
MafY Il Thomas alton
lioheft Hushyhsaa. Sailua
Julia A Tbone 1ahlsquah
Mafg o iian ksteoam
samas y h0srrs Cato0sa
Christian 5alafer Eafcka
Omar TH8 frYef Cfsek
Haf8 Olive Addief kaaif
hgtas gfndficss. Tahequae
1oiN Armstrong Nlnaa
fha Maers fiuBa
Nclora Arnold. t1flss
cora Tunnel asah
Martha HAn Nefss
81 Nrfucut Nau
11tn % Ne iahe4Wi
Martha Kaaa hrusbs
taf tfe Mauu Nlnlla
aunIs 8 fuehhefger Novaia
sylvester smil Nnlta
Laura 8 lian1rcas Eiuta
simm e WalsIngtlcs 1ahieaaah
Aune h 3elns1H paWuas
John p stephens ketrham
hHffis q iad8 Cmey kas
Mars Garrett Campbell Faifauu
Emma S fanla Edna kas
fohu y Taekef le.HastlHe
Lewis Hudter smtlma
auls A >andsn NAahilau.
Annie Tfamasl lsea AID
Marie 4 Hawkins. Tahlt4uaf
llsny hIas Naelaekct
lsuthef s Adalr KluIta
Fred Euoloa E8na bas
Hens Walktsy Taas
NauHt 8 kels pfo Greek
0u4le SmItn VHa
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JUDGES OF
ELECTION

judge GIL announces tie appoint
ment of ne following judges ior the
elty election ~ b. held Ia Apfl
FIRST Ward 4 + MURPHY Joseph
7 Scott. lonn Hyrd
Serond Ward Charles n Rogers.
1 M rFnhaseo sponeet
Third Ward r T. Nlmef. s -
Jackson. n n Huntingdon
Foarih Nam viii Frederick lsea
lIendrieks n q Fowler
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BETRAYED
THE CAUSE


Associated Press
So Fsieshafs Naf TIE ace,Hsd
member 81 fatilef 0aWua labor uf.
sanlasi0n afo eommittei aaciie
Ycsfefnsf ehiis q scandal involving
rhaWe flaf hs had aeeep,ea a9ilef
fgoH tlia government eas telnE ia-
sesfigatea eaa named Eselnf lle
eaayei q hlsh aafdlng among his
fsiieu sofsmsn bat heoame irpfssssd
beeause &C fiie acaanAl Father fi2ton
himself wss present az yesisulAf s
session sieH KeciaG killed hlmselL
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PIERCE MUST
co TO ST. LOUIS

81 Laals No Mar. ln camp.l.
Arcs sinh Al order u speel4l CON.
rasaioger Antlong, Attsfnsf GsnefAl
lsaias tkslAg issued sabpa0n4 20 IT.
SaAs Fiefes former president uf tie
Wais0flsfre ua campsny. uo~ IN
AsN YofA, ard Charles n Adams
seefetaFy ef tlle epmpanf command.
lns then - sppsar ln 81 Louis 70
testify in thc oH hearing MArch b.
TIE saupenas sefe placed iu lie
haHds q snofIr Cars faf Wf4iee.
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ROGERS GETS
MORE TIME

Nee YORK Mar 8 TIE decision IS
q whether - II. RoEss q the stand.
ard 0ii shall ~ compelled % answer
aaezilons askei him bf Attorney
General tladlsf oi Missouri las ueea
again postponed this time until
march p Justiee 0lldenlessa a.
ftcfed to post ponsmeut ln order e.
awalt tle enal decision ef the Mis-
s0uFl courts relative t. similar casss
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CLARK is
ACQUITTED

4 Assae stc3 Pfess
Washington Mar United states
senator " A CLARK of Moalaua. 70.
day aoa tie cssn against him ln the
supeus court s. The Unllsd states ln
which the government sought % have
cancelled tie pateuls 10 81 too acres
q Rab'Ic lands Ia Montana whleh It
sas alleged tl.e senator had secured
fmaaaisutIy
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NEIGHDORS OF
BRYAN BANQUET

L|ucoia. Ntb aaf Ismoents
ffom several states came to Lincoln
to-day q attend a political confefeuos
AMI pauaks g dollar banquet
given uy Nebraska Democrats ths
evening speacies 81 the mu8uat
uiii le made 81 John o Afeoal of
kanaaN GHbtH . HItelerk nf
Omaha ~ Il Thompson 81 Grand -
ana aud others
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REMOVING
THE DEBRIS
elMnlr~

Associated Press
Merlalan. Ms MaE Tie sofk
81 gangs of coHfiets - sell as tfsoh.
arda 0f citizens ln clearing aeaY ti8
iolafis II Fridays tornado csutluusd
so night Ihe neisiises 81 satefai q
fhs missing pople teaf thelf lowed
snes az tui lenssti tle dshfis cash
AZ j. reaching tie relief cqmmittee
- npl9iy THAT the COMMITTEES has es
feadg IS much menef a. can 81 assi
and Al. nfase all fufflief puiea e
assistance
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ALMOST AN
AGREEMENT

urH Mar Private eantersa.
tia1s uegaesH tbt German and French
aNW at AIeec.as have brought
theW almost to an agfeemeut an the
AeuacaH police controversy 81 near
indeed that Use foreign omce
btre rpearis a satisfactory ISSUE of
tHF cui Uuee 6 being ASSURED
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MOBILE WINTER
RESORT BURNED

Associated Press
M0Ale Aa Mar fu fadn
dos royei tbe Spring Uu htel
summer resoH eeeen mHes aesf e
ths eIft e house was aHei sith
EHeas MOSTLY from tHo norih Hmul
- sH0H hsa harrow escapes NtaH
s. alI Hsi uelf effects The damage
S esflmaiea AZ sHan
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WILL DISCUSS
COAL QUESTION
AnrlaslRm

ASsociaiei Pres
Washington. Mar President
gompea q tiso Federation of Ialaf
has cAllsi s msetlag q tlsa executive
oouueN % h~ hrld here March -
The matters q ts discussed have uot
haen disclosed hut tie faet that
President Mitchell H q u present
lends coiof e. the lellef that ths coaI
situation Is to - considered
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Bomb Factory Captured

St. petssbap Msf bomb iae
tors was discovered today b - %
'lce iu tie lodgings of adrugEis One
hundred and taeulf Ioadei bomla
were eaptarc3 The apartments werr
tie feBaoftoua oi stndcuis twsutg ai
whom Wefe capiufod
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-03-08
Russian Elections Ordered

81 reisrshuW Mar Ahimpsral
aksso issued today anien eIes ioHs
e. the national assembly % begin
April ln 81 provinces q Centfa
Russa. April & ln is otlef provinces
81 Central Russia ana the uen regions
anl in fsG aihef provinces Maf
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RATE QUESTION
UP IN SENATE

Washington Naf ruo speeches
oa tisf ale question sere listened 20
taas1 ia tise senate. enc hf Senator
tapp 0f Minnesota iu support 0f TIE
BerUum.ta.bTsr blll the other bY
Senator scHt ~ West Virginia who
advocated fadiea. amendments Ia The
interest 81 ghe railroads
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OVERRULED
THE MOTION

Associated Press
Washington Naf Justice Could
Ia the cfimluBi court to.iaY nterpled
q motion ln the case % Geafge =
Green ui Bughamplou. y Y 70 iu-
aruef tie jury q aeluil the defend
ant and the trial vili accordingly pro-
eeed- 9een IS en trial Tor conspiracy
in c0nneetlou With the ssle of sap
piles 90 the puatoiiee department
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Suspected Murderer Arrested

Associated Press
Wheeling " N Mar A man
going - the name of geFoe bat
believed 70 be Frank Constantine
wanted iu Chicago fof the murder Of
Mn. Arthur " Gentry. was arrest
ed TO-DAY iu Cameron. IS \ where
De Nas working be a restaurant
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SNOW AND ICE
IN SOUTHWEST

Associated pfts
kausas ears Scar Au msh 81
ire ana sHas covers arytefg MsseaH
ana saath and southwestern Kansas
Wire asFHtee IS Interrupted Trees afe
weighted down aud damas ta nH
ls feAtel ln Nkatam there sas
haf rata followed 81 sea
WAS sff s oi f0tfhe eups
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The Groom Returns to DUTY

Washington Mar Representa-
tive Nicholas LougNorth returned 10
duty ia The House today from bls
honeymoon trip IN the SOUTH
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Alaska Gets a Deleoate.

Washington Mar aTho house to.
dag passed The senate blll providing
Tor delegate iH congress from
Alaska.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15

David Belasco. and scores Of others.
Mary Anderson was month-old baby
In Sacramento when Belasco was born
In Frisco. Eleanor Robson got her
training la a Frisco stock company, and
Alice Nielsen. who was then known as
Alice Snthern. received her training with
the Tiyoll Theater company. Maude
Adams At the age of eight months was
carried on the stage as a baby by
James A Hearne in Hearts OF Oak
Later when her mother was a member
OF ]. X. Emmett's company IN San
Francisco. Maude. at the age Of five
years. made her real professional debut,
speaking on: hundred lines as Little
Schneider IN one OF his Irish plays She
played her first important part at the
age OF eight years, also IN San Fran
cisco, IN a play by BARLEY Campbell
called "FairfaX." Belasco first knew
Dave Warfield when the letter was an
usher In tEe Bush Street Theater in
Frisco. War1eld as an irish comedian
was hrougu, from Frisco on account
of a specially travestyinR Bernhardt in
Camille" but years passed before any
New York manager would consent to
give him a chance 20 try hts Hebrew
speciality.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
Washinptonians at Hotels.

Mrs, r. b. Glenn. wife Of the governor
of North Carolina, viii be joined by
Governor Glenn in August. Mrs. Glenn
IS stopping at the St. Charles.
Major f. f. De Courcey, L. s. A. is
stopping at the Sherbourne
NJ. J. Colbert. attorney Of Washington.
has Joined his family at the Marl borough
Blenheim.
Other Washingtonians in the hotels are
Mrs. Phil King, wife Of the well-kn0Wn
athlete and business man. in company
with Miss Mae Harris and Miss Lillian
Harris.
Richard Inch. rear admiral L. $. y,
ds visiting Admiral Platte at the wilt
shire.
Hon. William Potter. former minister
10 Italy. enjoys the pier daily.
Ex-Gov. John Miller. the eminent
FORMER executive of Minnesota. will
spend he summer at the ST. Charles.
Gen. B. +. Bingham, well known
among Grand Army men, is at the Ster-
ling
Mr.. and Mrs F. King and Mrs. X.
Crane are at the Shoreham.
p. l. Jennings and f. f. Bryan are
at the St. Charles.
Mrs. G. II. Lilibridge and Miss Good
hue are at the Berkely.
Z. Harris and wife arr al the Chet-
wood
Mrs. J. Warren Conrad Is at Haddon
Hall.
+. v Rocher is at the Iroquois
Hon O. Lohan, German consul tC
Portland. ore, is spending some
time in Atlantic City. and was dined
at the Dennis yesterday by his friend
D. FuerstenberR
p. Requena Bermudez, a prominent
member Of a foreign legation at Wash
5ngton, is enjoying a few days vacation
at the Windsor.
The seashOre has been selected 10y
Paul Gilmore, the actor, as "a suitable
and congenial place for the studying OF
his new play. He and Mrs. Gilmore
Will stay practically all summer.
Many people Of the smart set in all
the large cities are now coming 20 the
shore for the forthcoming horse show.
Mrs. John .. Roche. New York so.
.cieJy woman and fashionable eQues .
trienne. has arrived in Atlantic City IN
company with her maid. 10 spend the
entire summer. She occupies a hand
some suite at the Windsor, and has
figured conspicuously in the summer So
cial life here. particularly at the annual
horse show at Inlet park.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
Luna Park.

Maud. the original of the comic sketch
series which has 90 poPularized the
expression. And Her Name Was Maud
is the star feature of the Cazrab Circus
which Will be iOn the hippodrome stage
at Luna Park all this week. Every
DAY at o'clock and 9:l5 o'clock p. m.
Maud will say "Hee-Haw 20 the Luna
Park patrons, and invite anybody In
the audience to stay on her back Ions
enough TO win a substantial cash re-
ward offered by the circus men.
There are three ways TO ride q mule
The first is to get on, the second is 10
stay on. and the third is 20 fall of, at
least that Is the way with Maud. and
the second period Of progression in the
order named is generally considerably
shorter than would suit ambitious
sportsmen who would like 10 take a
long ride Maud never says much al
the start In fact. she's a horn poll
tiCIan and placidly holds out the tempt
ing bait until she has her victim we'll
on her back. Then what happens comes
SO fast that Il takes a lightning calcu-
Iator to keep count Her body doubles
uD like a jackknife. her heels fly out
IN the circumambient atmosphere, her
laws open wide. and the next second
she is laughing at the man who Is
taking the count. Most Of the fun
comes from the fact that the volunteers
who want to ride Maud all come from
the audience and are IN no way related
10 the mule.
Another feature of the Cazrab Circus
which will cause several kinds OF merri-
rnent is a revolving table, which spins
around at the rate of eighty-seven miles
an hour. Cazrab carries two OF the
smallest ponies in the world. When he
has set the table In full motion he
places these ponies on It, and their feet
hy so fast on the whirling treadmiI
that they can hardly be seen, but they
never lose their balance. After the
ponies have finished their exhibition
the volunteers who failed 70 ride Maud
are given a chance at the revolving
table. and il takes about ten seconds as
q rule 10 demonstrate that there is q
large difference between four and two
feet. One after another the volunteers
are sent flying 10 the floor. and while
the crowd is yet laughing at their dis
eomfiture Cazrab takes one pony under
either arm and calmly walks away with
them
The Royal Italian Band win give an
other weeks program afternoon and
evening embracing a wide range OF
musical composition and appealing tC
the greatest possible diversity Of taste
There viii be the usual Friday night
popular concert. at which everything in
the line of modern composition will be
represented. so far as the number OF
selections will allow, The band was en-
gagged for q return week because of the
immense hit 1t made with audiences
numbering thousands during the weeA
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
CONTINUED from Eighth PageJ

carefully followed. and the wounded and
dying viii be carried from the field by
the ambulance corps
The battle viii be fought on the recre-
alton grounds. where all the apparatus
for the display viii be erected by the
fireworks company experts The COM
mittee IN charge of the celebration IS
working hard to perfect all arrange
ments and out Of this celebration II is
planned. a national association of Span
ish war veterans viii be formed. and
the day viii become "a holiday as n trIb-
ute 10 the yalor of the American SOL
der
At the meeting Of the Fourth I'm
mune Camp, Spanish War Veterans.
held at Costellos Hall. Sixth and c.
streets northwest, Wednesday night, the
following officers were elected
Delegate 70 the national eneampment
Of the United Spanish War Veterans. to
be held in this city next October. Capt.
Daniel c. Eberly: alternate. Lieut.. WI
liam Peacock delegates to the encamp-
ment OF the Department OF the District
Of Columbia. to he held July 26. Lieut..
William Peacock and Lieut.. Anthony
Holmead; alternates. II. G. Thompson
and c. c. Weeks; senior vice command
er, j. c. O'Brien; junior vice command
or. Frank Platz; color bearer. John p.
Yenney.
The annual reunion of the Wet Night
Club. which was organized on the rainy
.ht previous to the surrender of SAN
tiago, by "a lew members of Company
A, First Regiment District OF Columbia,
better known as the Emmett Guard, was
held during tine week al Leoners sum
mer garden.
The following officers were installed
for the ensuing year; President, Capt.
J. a. O'Neil; vice president. J. c.
Reagan. recording secretary, NJ. J. Ne
Pike. secretary treasurer. J. A. CAL
lagher. sergeant-at-arms. T. NJ. Bucher.
Announcement has been made by Capt.
A n. Clark. or South Pines, n. C..
adiutant general of the Blue and the
Gray and their Sons. that within a few
days organizers viii be appointed for
the purpose Of establishing lu this city
q large command on that order. The
national body was organized here more
than two years ago. At p Iaeoting held
in Atlanta last March. Gen Julian
Carr OF Durham, n. c., was elected
c0mmander-iu-chief
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
MRS. TANNER HONORED
BY LADIES' LEGION

The meeting Of Auxiliary No 20.
Ladies Of The Union Veteran Legion,
held last evening at Pythian Temple.
was in the nature Of a memorial meet
ing for Mrs. Nero /. Tanenr, past na-
tionaI president and national conselOr
Of the organization.
Personal "reminiscences of Mrs. Tanner
were given by Mrs. Flcra a. Lewis. Mrs.
Ada II. Weiss, DR.. Carolina Burghardt
Mrs. Velma S. Barber. and Mrs. Sarah
Berry.
The following poem, written By Mrs.
William Z. Brandt, was presented by
Corporal Tanner 10 Mrs. Lewis and
read by her to the auxiliary:
In Memoriam. Mrs Nero l.. Tanner.
Gone TO that Unseen City.
Realm of eternal rest;
Gone to her Heavenly Father,
Who knOweth and doeth best.
Gone where no shadow lurkcth.
Where life with beauty teens
Where noble souls and hearts like
Lie down to pleasant dreams.
Thus in lfe's autumnaI evening
Ere The closing hour OF day;
The Angel raised his sCep-Te
And her Spirit winged its way.
Through the valley and over the
river,
By that shore which no mortal
hath Ir1d.
There the Angel hath teuderIy led her
To the infinite presence of God.
In those far away Mansions supernal.
Where flowers perennial bloom'
Away from the lights and shadows
or earth, with its mist and gloom.
Beyond where the waters are crystal.
Where fountains are forever at
play.
She Iiveth forever and ever
Iu the light OF an endless day.
The auXiliary adopted resolutions OF
sympathy as follows
Whereas II has pleased our Heavenly
Father 10 call 90 her eternal home Mrs.
Nero J.. Tanner, past national presl-
dent. "A charter member Of this auXil-
farv. and al the time OF her deCease the
national counselor, and
Whereas the tragic nature Of her
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
SCRAPS.

Malta. with only 122 square miles. has
139. 753 people.
J. c. Henries. of Charleston, s. c.,
has q curiosity in a three-legged duck
Compared with oysters. snails contain
.about 100 per cent more nutritious sub
stance.
Stamps have just been designed and
printed in Greece TO commemorate the
Olympic games OF 1906.
Paris soon will have hanson cabs, the
fronts OF which VIII be opened or shut
by the fare" pressing the button
Two hundred and fifty persons in
England last year paid each S200.OO0 as
an income tax; 100000 paid taxes on an
income Of less than $500.
The Duke of Hamilton was great
swimmer and diver In his early youth.
When he was IN the English navy he
often used TO dive under the ship, and
once received a serious injury while
performing the feat
The reason why birds do not fall of
their perches, says Health. is because
they can not open their feet when
their legs are bent When hen walks
its toes close as II raises its foot and
opens as IL touches the ground
IL is estimated by NJ ClemenceaU,
French Minister Of the Interior, that, Of
au the strikers Identified with the May
demonstration. 80 per cent were forced
10 discontinue work by being afraid OF
molestati0n by the 10 per cent minority
When EdOuard Ge ResZke comes 70
this country next fall % sing he will
begiu again to make his fortune. IL is
said. Most of the money that he has
made here has been lost so the bassO
find himself near the end Of his career,
compelled 10 start over again.
Among the letters received by Prince
Won Buelow during his recent Illness
Vas one from veterinary urging him
10 take the contents OF a bottle which
recommended il. The medicines ef-
ffciency had been fully tested. he wrote
on horses suffering from sunstroke.
lie Petit Parisen thus characterizes
Russia's new parliament; Like the
magician Of the Thousand and one
Nights who was inClOsed in bottle,
and who, on being let out, became sud
denlv a giant the duma, hardly born
takes to itself colossal proportions
King Edward has played many parts
in his time. one OF them being DrlcK-
maker and bander. At Osborne there
still stands a small fort erected by tins
King and his brothers. At Balmorai
there is a tool shed which was enufe-
ly constructed by Prince Albert ano
sons.
Goats. not kittens are the most high
" priced domestic pets Of Malta. The
high and rocky islands AFFORD them sur
fcient pasturage. and both goats milk
and cheese made from are used gener-
ally as food by the inhabitants.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF FRATERNITIES

gave an interesting talk on the subject,
Veterans in Politics"
The following officers of the Woman s
Auxiliary, No. 2, connected with Wads-
worth Command, were installed by the
colonel: President, Mrs. Sarah 5. Poyn-
ton: senior vice president. Carrie q.
Miller junior vice president, Lulu' Jo-
81 Oh; secretary. Miss Nina Chandler
treasurer. Mrs. Flora S. Edwards; chap
lain, Mrs. Rosalie Rodgers; conductress.
ArabelIn McDsnaId /. c.: Mrs. Mary
DOnOhoe; F. B.. Miss Dollie Slayton.
The entertainment lasted until a late
hour, refreshments being served by the
ladies as a special compliment 10 Wads-
worth Command.