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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

GERMAN SSE&JAM I les
HOLDS PASSE.h.G|E |: | J. ! !. ?
Man With Revolver R obs l's.
Officials Family on Berlin Berlin
Express.
Express.
HIS ENTRY 1YSTER',.Y'!


BERLIN, Il July q.
An extraordinary outrage. stracking OF
the Am lean wild West rather than than
a European country, occurred on an t ex-;
press train travelling from Berling 70 Nor
dcney, the fashionable sea side re 50 sort r.
during tho night. 3sS
Frau Noellc, tile wife Of high official e a
III the Ministry OF Finance left Berlin q
ST. 3 clock last night for rdeney accom- r.
panied by her two sons, aged s1a and q ~ J;
her daughter. ged land the la At: f!'
governess. 81 . 5ggs 5S
SEf The flve occupied 8a reserved hrst-class
compartment constructed on the En w 81
plan. After turning the gas low. oil f a''
settled down to sleep.
Immediately after the train left sRnthe he
now Station the door OF tho com partm,nIeaSnrt
was opened and n strange man entered,
holdin q revolver in his right no nd .3E5S
# The terrified occupants Of the comp IT IT,
mccnt could see by the dim light OF the
lowered gas Jets that. his ice was partly
covered by a masks q I'D partly bla q ened |,
tho featufes below no mask being thus nus!
unrecognizable. ~ ssy ,s
sis The masked Intruder shouted, = 8 the ne
genuine penny horrible, style, your 'l
money Or your life l'ast
;i Frau N N oelle Immediate handed him;
three not es, to the value OF $50 eac Tho ne
masked brfgand seized them and sald !!
IN ot enough You have more Hand Hand
over all your money.5or = fire
4 Frau NOZZLE produced Snno her SIS note t.
The robber then compelled her to turn
out all her pockets and hand over every
coin she possessed, & Al terwnrd repeating:
tho process Wit each OF the three chll-7,
dreri and the governcss. II s
The total plumber amounted to nearly
s125. Pockcting this sum, he opened 4. the
door and disappeared ms sud denly as he
had come. The lctlms were !, too fright 81
ened to think OF pull Ing the alarm core.
ana sat shiyerlng with ;fear & until the train
stopped at the mex stat Ion. s tendal. where
Frau NOZZLE reported the ira &c. y
The police have been 4 una BILE to solve
the mystery 81 the ms sled rob Der g dis
appenF anc 81 ysiiilS tho train was running
at from thFty-five to forty mil les an hour
Frau NOZZLE and tho governess are III
with nervous prostrat ton. f2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
RE. S|;.CUERSIOIFP|:.R|:|I|N|!CE||SiS'i..
UNPAID. will !! SUE !:
Former Bank Clerk and SInnkeepI
Ell Suffer for Aiding Ter rs
cape From Asylum.
iaRERLIN. July q.

BERLIN, July q. sBf
The sensationalSf III ght jof5 rlncess Louise
OF Coburg from the # asylum at Elster.3
Saxony. 4 whore she was prisoned TOR
five years by her husband IA rlnce Philip;
of Coburg, Is recalled by a surdid o. pectSS
OF what was otherwise u romantic escape
Her lover. Ma tachich enlisted the help
of a clerk In the local bank. named Fred
lerick Thornmann. and "a local Einnkeepeesrr.,
named John Neltzer, both OF " hpln reI1,s
gdered valuable aid In furthering the Hight
OF the Prlncess. Is s
Mattachich promised both them sub
atantial rewards, and Princess l.oulae.s,
after her escape. renewed these promises
\ In person ~ Eli a sss .955 ,Sss.
When their connpllcity3 In the affair peyl
canlo known, both. uttered, II Thornmannr
lost a good post. thereby saerltlcing MS
prospect . fora pension, While VIC tier lost
his best customers and otherwise K sus
tanned financial damage. n 99S IS 55,}S I
y Two years have elapsed As the tia
cess shows no sign OF redeeming hes
promises. Thornmann and NYeitzer ma 4
decided to sue her. IS a as Y
Thornmnnli assesses the cpmpensa tiol
due him mt $4,000, and Weitzef Axes hls !,
claim al $4,000. Il "A 355 M 5p "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
BRITISH PEERS N FIGHT
F0R$ VI aNCZE:Nz''..a 87T2l1LEs
House Of Lords n ears Lord 1osObray 81
Norfolk lNosO H elds ~ Duke ~ s &

Dukes 81 N OFF ok J, operated as u calling
out out 3 ( abeyance Of the Earl dom Of u Nor
folk created In i 1872 N The ma In con tentionA
urged against that prop sit ton on behalf
OF Lord Now bra VI was thai. " hereass tha
in the peera &c of Ike AZ
the earlier peera ges, ere to- ne cranes
and his heirs generally the lmtta tons ! 4
the peerage Great ed In II 1914 ere to tins,
grantee and the heirs male OF his bod y.ss2
& is not alleged BY Lord Nov bray that
sthe52.rights and u titles conferred s6 by thu i
grant OF 1914. Il whnt ever they were. has \
not descended III 10 the B Duke OF n orfolk( v
nor did 4he say that b e. himself Woala \
have had any claim to the t. tie OF Earl
of Norfolk x but for 5Wha Il hal ned 2$inE
;l777, because down to tina T. da to heS title
was vested in the Dukes OF IN orr folk FOR g.
the time being, whoa la ei therS view OF $thss
true effect OF the gran Is Of Wer re- en-.
titled to the title. M ss
"a But In 1777 that sta to 10 affai rs ended
SOn.the death of the TWEEN tyssec ond Sbaronsa
who was Duke OF N orr Dix d nd Ear MARI
shall, thoStite OF Earl OF IN orfo TX fell tnto3
allegiance so far as $Lo ri Nov ray's ane5l
5cestors were concerned Il as he y left nnse
son. and the Nj bray and rton e.
,tates passed TO his two dau W ini.Sl
fred and Anne H oWa i'd, q CO he reese
"a Both sisters married., and left children.s
1T Is as the direct descendant OF w inl.ss
fred, the senior co elress, tina the petit
Etioneri claims tho right 4 9 reas sume# he
5tltle2of Earl OF N orfolE. as desc nding to-
him from the Original grant Of 1917. which
was made Ito the then grantee and his
heirs, whether ma 10 or fe1na MS D
4 Tho Arundel estates. WlthS MI thelr vast
rent roll ana titles, after Ut. pa ssed to
an ancestor Of the Duke of Norfolk by o. =
descent which 1t Is not necessar ~ to tol:sss
low out here, and their successlye hold -s
ers have been known as Dukes OF n or-sssS
folk and Earl Mnrshnls II and have AWAY
exercised the right to hand the soYere ~
d 4 goblet OF red W Inc ct the coronation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
.WIiI|.I0|)UNDED. DOLPHIN
CAPS|zES A BOAT
Giant Four-Ton Monster Then Then
Slain BY Arabs With Rifles
From the Shore,
MADRID. July q.

45l5s u 5.4 MADRID. July q. n
Tho largest dolphin ever seen hos been
caught OF the coast Of Alglers, It is
seventeen feet lon;, eleven feet In cir
culnference and weighs four tons, It was
shot from tho shore after IT had capslzod
a boat, " ii Ii.
i Some Arabs were fishing with lines
when tho monster swallowed ono Of the
baited hooks and dashed off at tremendous
speed, Tho fishermen paid out as much
limo as possible, ana then made 1t fast,
This brought the dolphin up sharply,
but the strain snapped tho line, The
monster then attacked the boat and Cap
sized 1t, hlnging the fishermen into the
sands, and some Arabs ashore waited till
the dolphin was clear OF the men and then
dispatched 1t with rifles. 5J{S3 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
SISTERS. 81! SHAY WOMAN N /.
TO SECURE D ] J v |.
Sensational Trial lin Austria
Ends88inn One Accused Being
Sentenced to Death.

me- 4 "a II $50 N, q El.J
VIENNA, ] ulys q.
One OF the most sensational trials ever
witnessed in Austria has Just ended In
Loeben, styria. Two sisters. Erie erike
and Marie Zeller, aged q and 51S respec-
lively. were charged With tho murder Of
a servant girl, from whom they afterWard
took enll her valunbles, sts N 81 IL a
1t Isl alleged that the two girls lured
their victim Ito g lonely spot near The
Village OF gAiurz-zuschlng, on the Austro-
syrian frontier. where tho elder sister
throttled her. It was their Intention to
escape nfterWard to Russia with the
.flnnce OF the elder girl. 4. n 8s.
The body, however, was discovered un-
der the snow on the day OF the crime,
ana aiweels later the sisters were arrest
ed IN Vienna, where they had gone to sell
their Victims securities, 4 II
Triedcriko Zeller who had confessed
that the murder was committed IN order
to obtain a doWry. sufficient to allow her
to Marty, was sentenced to be hanged.
and her sister Marie to q year and u
'half's imprisonment. W Ia u Ia \. @
FricderIkes lover, n musicrhnll singer,
named Prohaska,{G was arrested today.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
LONDON, July q. Il

~ LONDON, ulyE q.
4 6s q N S1NQU1RY5i Into the mental ca pa
I city and condition Of the 4 MARQUIS l'l
\ . Townshend will BIO opened before
III 4; ,tIce Bucknill and a jury In the Old
Hall. sLincolns Inn, on Z tuesday,, Jul a.
AZ Sir Edward Clarke, k ca has been re-
tanned to represent the MARQUIS Town
!ishend. and Montagu /. Lush. &. 6. ..5 and md
charles Mathews will ppear on H behalf 81,
iS The ofilcial solicitor. ,s53
e tc in February the 3 tatcment was
published tina the MARQUIS of Townshend ~
who Is 80 years Of age and who In u
4 gust, s5S ] oO5, married Gladys. the lovely
daughter OF Thomas Suthert, a Ibarrister,
was being restrained OF his liberty by his
wife and her fa Their on the ground that
Glle was OF unsound mind. Tho sDoWager
Ma rchioncss OF ,rownshcnd 4assertct that
1 her son 4 was not insane. and entered g
trcnuous effort to secure his freed ON rIl .;S
M Medical special lists enga ged BY h her re-.
ported that. although III, the Marqulls had
displayed no -halluclnations or delusions.
I but that his voice and manners goolnt TO
some arrest OF deyelopment.sE
The Suthcrst family asserted that the
MARQUIS was perfectly rational, except
with regard tosa friend whom he had
$knownSfor sixteen years. and who. tho
Marquis said. had helped to save his es-
tate from attacks from other quarters.
This friend was once n clergyman.
Tho suthcrsts asserted that the MARQUIS
was master In his own house. IS ~ reporter
4 who was admitted 10 Mr.. Sut herst's house
saw the MARQUIS. who said he intended
10 remain in his g care tS3 Re !, .s
n. Tho Townsllen md case has attracted wide
attention. The Marquis somo months ago
suddenly disappeared from his habitual
L re sorts and hts friends were greatly mys':-
tilted regarding his whereabo Then
i Il became known that no had been GER
tiled nsHnsane by the Lunacy Commits
5sloners, and had boon placed under the
control OF his VIII VINO. Il was chlaa.r IA
BY some persons. was keeping him v VIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
UTRECHT Ii / TAKES G [! ! B.
Of ANCIENT ROME \ /: !.
Quaint Dutch City TRANSFORMED
I,ltothe One-T Time Mistress
Of the World.
UTRECHT. July

/
/. Utrecht can congratulate herself upon
having at great palms ana expense af-
sfordcd the twentieth century q vivid rep
srcscntation Of life in ancient Rome when
,he was at tho height OF her civilization
and power s n <. d 4. SS4 s.. Il s. Il
The occasion was q students gala. and
Utrecht quite outshone all Its previous
performances ~ this limo, for. having
( o,lce conceived mo project OF transforms
4 Ing part OF itself transiently into q
! Roman city, AT spared neither cost nor
energy TO make inc attempt q SUCCESS,
Gorgeous banners and hags festooned
.ho picturesque gables OF the principal
Itreets, varied here and there .py ~,
umphal arches of q highly elaborate char
scter, while a Roman theatre, erected on
true historic lines, and sufficiently ex-
tensiYeE to afford scope for cha riot ia ees,
formed a not uniting climax to the gen
Z .rRl tmRgnlncenceg OF the whole. ~ & a
OF courso, the usual PROFESSIONAL mas
IQuerado was not wanting. 1t bore some-
! What the appearance OF a Roman trl-
3uInph. consisting as Vt d. OF persons ana
squlpages lpurely Roman, and was every
I where received with manifesto tons Of De-
light, Certainly the student who repre-
9,ented the Emperor German1cus In q suit
" magnificent armor, richly embossed
and tigured..i Ii not again likely turing ms
! university career to receive so many ana
luch ull-throa ted oyations, 81 II s3 S
s The chariot races In the Wded arena,
tlWith lts raised dais in the centre throng,
ed With students clad in the garp Of me
6eyen-hilled City, We're "a SOU rec OF on-
der and admlra t!on to the numerous i spec
tRtprS, gf " s,i 4 4 Il. b. 3 y -, al W y n rs K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
.ILLR IL no DECIDE
- ORD #TOI1MSHEND'SS4Nl1'Y
rs Ut larqu I1eld Prisoner BY Cone Lp &
HMM London Court on Tuesday Next 5 "a

5tuatlyj n prisoner in his West End homo:
ri The Ger tiflcate OF insanity was granted
at the instance OF Mr.. sutherst, the wife 9
father who was supported by certain
members OF the Marquis' family 3sl w.
& The Marquis went TO the United States
In the early part OF 1902. accompanied py
the Rev. Gcofrrcy re bins, q rector OF on. on
}quis controls. They were registered Z
the Holland House. lew y rk. XII and
d bout two weeks o fter their arrival AN
advertisement appeared In one & OF the
New York 4 newspap ers. which read as
follows:
8S An American lad y may take her, seat , az II
IN or nney Nh
aG Ing the corona lon. preliminary negotiations
a IN confidence. NJ fs5a Ssti ST. S WI
Hundreds OF replies We're received. The
Marquis and the clergyman we're then in
washington. They appeared to regard
the ca gerness Of the responses as #onesof
tho funniest things that ever happened.
b Immediately after his return to this
country $he foil In logo with n comely
widow and courted her sslduouHly.. So
ardent was his suit that sf1e1 finally ac-
tscepted him and then tho Marquis follow
ing the natural bent OF the noblemen of
his class, demanded a marriage settle
tment fas tho price OF the besto wal OF his
name on the bride. rs sasy 4, I'll Fl }sft
h She demurrcd and Townshend caused
an Investigation to be begun to ascertain
exactly how much OF a fortune the widow
possessed. The special agents discovered
that she was a barmaid and not worth
$500. 5s5 555 .aftss IN
in the fall Of 1904. the Marquis. more
cratic than ever, met Mrs. Evelyn Shelf
field, rs OF Jacksonville. p la. e was the
tenth or twelfth time Tor hltn,,t !, fall In
love and to fall out again. Alta lSeyents,
he forgot all about his courtship, sand
Mrs. Sheffield brought suit against him IN
the Florida courts for breach OF promise
OF marriage. s Sf35 583 &
His relatives were greatly scandal ized
BY this esoapnde and sought to avoid
publicity. h Tho suit was dropped in Feb
ruary. 1905. Tho terms OF the settlement
wcrc not made public. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
YOUNG GIRL ABDUCTED.
I'm MOTOR CAR Al
Carried Off So Quickly That
Pedestrians Had No Time
to Prevent Outrage,

IARIS, July II,
"A daring abduction was carried out
yesterday by two motorists, disguised
with large goggles, who. at 10 O clocls In
the evening, seized q pretty young girl,
the daughter or o merchant, close 10 her
rathers house In the Rue st. Ferdinand
at Les Ternes The thing was done 50
quickly that tho passersby had mo tino
to Interfere, iG
Tho girl uttered one cry OF "Mother!"
and then her mouth was covered by one
Of the men,, and she was lifted into tho
car, which Disappeared Immediately at
full speed,
e by the time the police reached the spot.
summoned by witnesses of tho scene. no
trace Of the car was to he seel Tho
car had made rs way toward tho Bois
Sc Boulognc. ES, IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
ooNJuRER SWALLOWS WATCH
islight-of-Hand Trick to Puzzle Au-
dionce Becomes Painful Reality.

LONDON, July 21,--A mishap, highly
amusing to those who witnessed II, but
doubtless anything but humorous to the
variety contest at Preston last night,
After giving an exhibition Of coin swal-
lowing, one OF the competitors, Thomas
Marsden, OF West View, Ribbleton lane,
tried to swallow q wa ch which he bor-
.rowed from the wife Of the proprietor OF
tho show. U M . q y 5S
l86IIe swnl owed the watch al right In
back The poor fellow Went outside the
marquee and stood on his head gaiilst q
wall. but the watch could not DO moved, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
LAWYERS I: HUNT I BUR GEAR
Nan stabs HIS Guard With Weapon
given Him by Woman

B PARIS. July y, "A tbnfglarsl latIned Me-
gro Was entsneed today IN Tho courts
here to flvaSyeara lmprtsonment.'anl waa
being taken back to- the cells when a
woman rushed up. threw her arms round
his neck. and kissed him repeat edly.
During her alreetlonato demonstration
she managed to slip a knife Into his
hand. With this he .fsta bbed his guard
and fled, ss NJ 81 u VI DIT y
Immediately there was an lproar, and
nll the court made alter him The law
yers, II, caps and gowns. Il led the Nay, and
fecaptpgedIstl,e prisoner before, he got out
cd In the street. N 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
\ RING STARTS "A STRIKE
Curiosity to See 1t on Girls Hand
! Makes 1000 Hands Idle.

worn by a Eirl employed al the nice
cotton mills has led 10 q strike of "a y the
hands. 4, III. ~ u. s. Z, .,.s
~ ~ rInr. and an oversaer, In trying toE
sat then, back to their places dlsd one \
Of them rather roughly, wheFeupoh they {.
- K deeputation Of Workmen aftcrwaFd
asked Ia discuss the question wi tAA !
manager, bur we're told AZ Was no buslnexs I
81 theirs. They. too, left work. RHd - !:
are now 1000 hands On 41slka "A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04
New York Cotton Letter.
(By NIcIntyre)

The sharp advance of 20 to %
points which was established in
cottoh for the general list of op.
tions carly today, come in the
nature of a general surprise. 1t
was due principally TO a further
forced general covering move.
ment among the shorts, who had
ouersold themselves in being too
eager to force prices down too
rapidly in following the bear
movement of last week in antici,
pating bearish expectations on
the ginners' report
Yours very truly,
+. h Guillot & Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04

Macedonia, the land of the three
streams, Vardar, Struma and Vistritsa.
is hemmed in by lofty mountains, of
which the best known or the highest
are Olympus, Shardagh and Rhodopc.
the last named rising TO between 5000
and 5000 feet above the level of the
sea. 1t Is among the most picturesque
countries Of Europe, abounding In mag
nl6cent forests, which climb hills,
fringe rivers and cover islands; In wild
mountain scenes, wonderful waterfalls,
silent. sallless lakes--an appropriate
setting for gems Of emerald islets, deep
gorges, dizzy mountain paths, smiling
plains and desolate passes, which ought
to prove an Irresistible attraction TO
the traveller who regards genuine dan
ger and real discomfort as the apprO-
pirate condlmcnt OF pleasure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04
PRINTERS WILL WIN.
This Is the Opinion of President
Lynch on the Strike.

HJ'iSll O'i bllC OhllNOs
indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 3.-Presi
dent Lynch of the International Typo
graphical Union says tonight that all
reports from the strike centers are
most encouraging for an eight-hour
victory. Cleveland, Chicago and
New York all report as satisfactorily
as could be expected. A telegram
was received from Dayton, Ohio, in
which it was stated that the printers
on strike in that city sent greetings
and had determined to stand solid
for eight hours.
Locally, the conditions are salts.
factory. The owners of six shops still
stand out against the new order of
things and of forty men that left
their places sons time ago, all have
obtained employment except twelve,
and these are expecting to be at work
by the last Of the week
II is said that one of the employers
found it necessary Saturday night to
discharge fifteen non-union men who
were found incompetent. One man
employing two iourneymen refused
last night to sign the agreement and
is now classed with the opposition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04
--O1O---
BAD coy DISAPPEARING.
Bold Bad Girl Is Taking His Place.
According to Record.

Chicago, Jan. 3-The bad boy is
disappearing; the bold bad girl is
taking his place, according to william
o. Lamonte, for FIVE years clerk of
the juvenile court, who spoke before
the Social Economies club yesterday.
During the first six months follow
lowing the establishment of the iuye.
nile court declared the speaker, "on.
ly six delinquent girls were brought
beore the bar The year before last
the number increased to 3S4 and It
Is growing constantly. | believe when
the totals are made for the lat year
the number will be found 10 reach
nearly COO. You women all ought to
work day and night to create sen
timent which will cause the extinc-
ton of these infamous dance halls in
which nearly all these girls started
on their downward career.
AT the state refuge at Geneva ey.
cry room is full; in nearly every
room there are cots to accommodate
the overflow 1t is impossible to build
cottages fast enough to meet the in.
crease"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04
MR.. DAWES, THE ICE MAN.

II Is announced that Mr. Chas. G..
Dawes, former comptroller OF the cur
rency, has been selected to act as the
ice man, or the manager OF the Fair
banks campaign for the republican
nomination for president in 1908. It
would seem, therefore, that the vice
president does not intend to be horn
ed out of the race by the new repub.
lican boss who happens to sit in the
white house. And pray, why should
MIR. Fairbanks have consented TO
leave the senate to take the job, the
thankless job OF vice president unless
the future held out something better?
He probably thinks four years in
position whose function Is scarcely
more serious than that Of knot On
a log entities him to consideration,
and he Is right
But listen to al the rurlors that
como from New York and Washing
ton. They are saying that his nibs in.
tends to gobble all tho patty mach!n-
cry and relieve the mas5e, Of the
party FROM The bouner OF Sc cctirg a
republican candida'c in 1903 The
New York iGfchlne Is already under
control and the methods that were
employed to gobbIe that will be en-
ployed, It Is said, 20 control the re-
publican machinery Of the entire coun-
try.
And the activity is all in behalf Of
his friend, Ellhu Root. Even Taft
must be sidetracked.
But Taft is going to fight, and If
Taft will not, Foraker WILL
It is all interesting. 1t is strenuous
and inspiring! A struggle between the
Iceberg and the Hot Number will be a
sight for the gods. So we congratulate
Charley Dawes, the ice man of the
next presidential frolic.-Record
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04

1t is likely that the best shaving
brush ever made sheds more or less
hairs. TO prevent this take an elastic
band, neither too heavy nor too light;
cut II once mot in two, and, holding
one end firmly on the handle, wind the
TO the handle as you can, stretching
taut as You wind. When you come to
the end n, simple fiat knot mot a
granny knob or else lose the end. by
careful winding a very neat job can
be done, and the bristles can be worn
down to the socket without losing a
hair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-01-04
DISTRICT COURT TERMS.

Marietta, Tishomingo and Ardmore
Judge Townsend has made the fol-
lowing order or court with reference
to the terms of DIST ''rt to be held
at Marietta, Tishomingo. ID Ardmore:
In compliance with she provisions
Of an act of congress entitled "An act
providing for additional United States
judges in the Indian territory" and
for other purposes, approved April 20.
1904, it is ordered:
Will Have Three Terms Each.
That there shall be three tarms OF
court each year at the following places
In the said Southern district: Mari
eta, Tishomingo and Ardmore, as pro-
vided by law. same beginning as fol-
lows:
Marietta-First term. beginning oc-
tober 2, 1905.
Marietta-Second term, beginning
October IL, 1905.
Tishomingc-First term beginning
OcIODSr I'd, lJU0.
Tishomingo-Second term. BEGUN
lug November 13, 1905.
Ardmore-First term, beginning De-
cember 4. 1905.
Ardmore-Second term, beginning
January 2, 1906
Third Term.
Marietta-Beginning January Is,
1906.
Tishomingo Beginning February
II, 1906.
Acknowledging March rs, 1905.
Done In chambers at Ardmore, In.
lian Territory, this cath dag OF April,
1905.
HOSEA TOWNSEND, Judge.