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New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
PRAISES CANAL WORK.
THE PRESIDENT PLEASED.
Congratulates Workers Before Sail
ing-COmments ON Critics.

Colon, Nov 1S.-President Roosevelt and his
party sailed on Saturday night at 10 o'clock for
Ponce, Porto Rico. board the United States
battleship Louisiana.
After riding on horseback through the muddy
streets of Colon on Saturday afternoon the
President went to the home of Mr.. Biers gen.
eral manager of the Panama Railroad. for din
ner. Those present included Chairman Shonts
of the Canal Commission. Chief Engineer Ste
vens and their wives Secretary Latta and Sur
geon General Rixey. The Secret Service men
with the Presidents party dined at an adjoin-
ing house.
President Roosevelt reached Pier II at $40
o'clock. There an enthusiastic gathering
of at least eight hundred persons, principally
men employed on the canal at Cristobal and
other points along the line The President as
cended the bandstand and made a Commute
speech. In giving his impressions of the work
on the canal he said he pleased with what
already had been done. and paid his respects to
those who had adversely criticised the work.
How about Poultney Bigelow?" came from
among the auditors.
With much deliberation the President re-
marked that in every large work there al
ways some one to find something that was not
done as it should have been; but the employees
should on no account pay attention to such crit
icisms. the critics would sink out of sight.
while the work the doing and had
done would remain long after all criticism had
been forgotten. He said. also. that he was so
impressed with the magnitude of this work that
he would like to of his sons engaged
therein He congratulated all the heads of de-
partments upon the work being done. and with
especial warmth he congratulated Captain
George r. Stanton on his success in maintaining
order in the canal and in perfecting tho
splendid police force under his control. He said
he would like to remain longer the isthmus.
hut that 1t was necessary for him to get back to
his work in the United States.
The President went off 10 the Louisiana at 9
p. He accompanied by Surgeon General
Rixey Secretary Latta, Lieutenant Evans and
the Secret Service men, The Louisiana sailed
10 p. m. The Washington and the Tennessee
were delayed in coaling at Chiriqui and did not
get back here in time to sail with the Louisiana
They expected to join that warship on the
way to Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
NEWTON BENNINGTON I'LL
1arfmon an French Hospital after
an ODeratiOn.

W. Newton Bennington, the we'll known sport
ing man and owner of many famous thorough
preds, Is in the French Hospital suffering from
computation of diseases DR. Darwin II.
Nagel is attending him He underwent an op-
Grafton about week ago, and although his con-
oitlon was not alarming last night he was said
70 be extremely weak. Professor Peabody Of
the College of Physicians and Surgeons, was
called in Saturday for consultation
Mr.. Bennington last season sold De Mund an
untried two-year- old, to Paul Raney for s45 900
Among the other horses which have raced in his
colors are First Water Song and Wine. Right
Royal and Beldame. He has large realty hold
ings, and was one of the directors of the Thomas
A Edison, Jr., Chemical Company which was
barred from the use of the mails on the COM
plant of Thomas \. Edison. This company had
a magneto-electric vitalizer' which, according
to the circulars could cure almost anything. Mr.
Bennington at the time said he sank S25. 600 in
the project.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
NEW ORLEANS SUFFERS FROM HEAT.
Record Temperature for Season, Despite
High Wind.

New Orleans. Nov. 18.--Much of the northern
half of Mississippi was Gu; off from communica-
ton with New orleans all OF to-day, poles being
down from last nights storm.
Reports reached the Western Union Telegraph
Company that the storm was of cyconic in
tensity in the region Of Winona and Grenada,
and that several buildings and one church had
been damaged or blown down at Wnona, while
Grenada suffered still greater damage.
Canton, town about siXty-fiv miles south Of
Winona and the nearest point to the latter place
reached from here. reported that nothing what
ever had been heard from WinOna since the
storm Canton swept by heavy wind
shortly before daybreak the worst of this blow
appe airing to have passed further north.
Jack ,or Miss. reported high wind and hail
storm in The night.
Ia New orleans the storm made Itself felt by
the highest temperature for this season on rec
ord in the last ten years. The mercury rose
above 50 degrees. causing extreme discomfort A
high wind accompanied the heat
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
ALMOST Il ROBBERY.
Bliss Bessie Abott Tells Of Escape
from Pittsbwg HOId-Up.

An attempt to rob her of a valuable necklace
while returning to this city from Pittsburg was
made on Saturday night. according to Miss Bes-
sic AbOtt, one Of Mr.. Conrieds principal So
pranos. Miss Abott, who was injured in the
San Francisco disaster. had been abroad recu-
perating up to a few weeks ago,
When Miss Abott arrived yesterday at the
Congwood Hotel, No. 45 West 35th street
where she is living, she furnished reporters with
this story:
When | left my hotel al Pittsburg to catch
the New York train. l accompanied by my
sister and my maid. On way to the station
we had TO pass along dark street Soon after
we entered this street the carriage stopped sud
denly, and some one shouted. Give me your
jewelry on will Kill YOU" My maid began to
scream and tried to open the window but it
stuck
My sister grabbed my necklace and threw il
under the seat. Immediately afterward the
roh"er opened the carriage door and again de-
manded my jewelry. He caught me by the
wrist. ard | thought he would never let GO but
ar last L wrenched it from his grasp. Several
persons were attracted by my maids screams
and after some shots had been fired the robber
disappear red
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
HELL'S KITCHEN AFFR4Y
RuHans Teuify Vest Side-Three
Men Are Shot.

That aggregation of West Side bad men
known to the police the "Haymarket gang"
denizens Of 'Hell's Kitchen went on the war
path last night, after a period of comparative
ouietude and proceeded 10 enliven the Sabbath
in their own peculiar way. When peace once
more settled on the bounded by 34th and
3Sth streets. Tenth avenue and the Hudson
River three men had been shot and fourth
badly beaten.
According TO the police, the "Haymarket
gang is made up OF men employed on the piers
al the end of West 35th street Yesterday they
gathered abou. the dock and started a wordy
war with James keenan, thirty-five years old
of No 6l7 West 10th street. Keenan, alone
and. foreseeins. trouble he went to saloon al
34th street and Twelfth avenue. Several mem
hers of the gang followed. and in the saloon
started 10 beat him. keenan, ran out and re-
turned in few minutes with revolver. Al
bert Byrnes a waiter. twenty-five years old
of No G62 West 34th street. jumped at him as
the trigger was pulled He received a bullet in
the shoulder. Then Policeman Collins arrived
and arrested Keenan,. locking him UP
charge of felOnious assault. Byrnes had the
bullet extracted from his shoulder at the
French Hospital. in West 34th street
Some time later members of the "Haymarket
gang went to a saloon at No. 4j4 Eleventh
avenue Here they attacked. il is alleged
Thomas Hickey. friend OF keenan, Hickey. il
is charged, drew a revolver and fired three shots
Three men fell and then Hickey made his
escape.
When the police got TO the saloon they found
Daniel Logan of No. 3IS West Both street. with
a bullet wound in his back and right side: Ed
ward Smith. with bullet wound In his left hip
and Frank Dix. of No. 661 West 36th street
with scalp wound and contusions on his left
arm All were taken to the Roosevelt Hospital
prisoners charged with being suspicious per-
sons.
Following the affray, Captain Russell had an
extra detail of policemen stationed about the
streets and whenever a crowd was seen 70
gather IL was immediately broken up
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
DIR. p. HUNTER TO RESIGN,
WM Leove Fourth Presbyterian
Church for Old Nezcark Charge.

l-e -'eV- Or. Pleasant Hunter. pastor Of the
'ooflh Presbyterian Church. at West End ave-
'-u' ana DIST street, announced II his congre-
hduoa at the close Of the service yesterday
morning that probably il would be his last Sun
Na' a. pastor Of the church. He said he would
'di a meeting Of ,he session soon to present hi.
resignation He has accepted a call to the Sec
WIG Presbyterian Church Of Newark. where he
fpeAt many years Of service.
Many women in the conregation hurst into
- "hen Dr. Hunter announced his intention
ol leaving DR. Hunter himself was deenIv af-
: &C but said that he felt he could leave the
1o1i'2 church as il was in a prosperous con-
.'''h' and he thought his duty lay IN going back
10 his Old charge
III hunler succeeded the Rev. Dr. IViIhur +,
t'abi'ah as pastor of the Fourth Presb,,ta,i.,,,
Oi-'Ich. Dr- Chapman went into eva,oaIi,. !
"oi r. where he has made a large place for him
81 !ie conducts successful meetings an aver
e''' country DR. Hunter came 10 This cit,,
--'"i 'heago, where he went several wears ,oo
80 'le Second Presbyterian Church Of New
1ie mad been pastor "f that church for
ICY years. knew personally almost averz.
'ye4 % us congregation and was liked
1-* 10y al II Is understood that his sala,.,,
'sSo'l4ns his Old charge will be S. ooo .
arL e'e largest paid 10 any minister in Noy.-
lbe second Presbyterian Church is one 81,
has 80 a;d wealthiest IN Newark There
ter5;.--' 44'"eser, Il series Of dis12Ieafnerte .,
,o-'-is over couple 9f wears Iefl'-.,.,, ,l.l " -
el6s,r hsf- Dr. Thomas r Bridges and ~
lesigr.. liS church, which eventually led ia 10
tried 81 % Tie pastor after The elders had
inee1ira pf twice uRsucressfuUy in MINI
'-e 70 force hifu ont " l'-''4'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
PASTOR DoDGES RICE.
wEDs AFTER SERMON.
c,,dden Marriage Upsets Plans of
CONGREGATION srith Shoes.

~ rohn Wesley Hill, pastor OF the
INK Ta.toaist Episcopal Church. at Monroe
r5 Reid avenue Brooklyn gave ms
SUI. t,ears mild surprise last night by get
,ad ahead of the expected time, and
..-r an his wedding tour without letting
Sc 80 his intimate friends know anything
-. II The bride was formerly Mrs. Theo-
- schmidt. 4 member Of DR.. Hills church,
- xro1I known IN the Stuyvesant Heights Sec
49,, of Brooklyn. Before her marriage to
,, schmidt, about five years ago. Mrs Schmidt
--os Miss Harrison, her parents also belonging
% Dr Hills church. The engagement was an
nounced two months ago.
~ Hill was married 10 Mrs. Schmidt last
-,abt Al about 1890 o'clock at the home of
,,ts7on Charles h Fowler OF the Methodist
-,,isoonal Church IN Riverside Drive Man
to,tan the Bishop officiating. Only the inme-
s,e,e relatives Of the bride and DR. Hill were
present
7bere has been a somewhat animated dis
,,ss,on for a week or two In James Church about
&c nrobable date Of DR.. Hills marriage to
,,rs schmidt. No one put it earlier than this
fern0on the greater number believing that 1t
,rorld take place on Wednesday of this week,
,rbjch. It is said viii be Mrs Schmidts birth
ssv. The church society is one of the largest
city. The membership DeliS ABOUT Two
,bousand One OF DR.. HIPS friends had this
10 saw last night;
Some Of Mrs Schmidt's friends deter
mined that there should be slippers and rice and
White ribbons and other old fashioned accesso-
res 10 her wedding. and they have been lying
awake nights 10 find out the day and hour. DR..
pil and HIS bride did not wish TO be hOnored
With thrown slippers and rice. They knew that
he plan Of some Of their friends would be car
ned out at all hazards and they thought it
would be best 10 be quietly married tonight,
after the regular church service Their strategy
was too deep for the women who intended to
give them an old-fashioned send-Off
DR. Hill preached last night on the lesson Of
very thing that disaImed all suspicion that the
exact hour Of his wedding might be a surprise
10 his parishioners. II IS understood that DR..
and Mrs. Hill viii go TO Washington, Chicago.
Minneapolis and other cities. where they have
many friends On their return there will be a
reception at the church in their honor.
Dr. Hill lost his first wife about three years
ago. He has a son preparing for college. a
daughter at home and little boy OF six. Mrs.
Schmidt has been a widow about four years. In
DR.. Hills absence his pulpit will be occupied by
his assistant. the Rev Mr.. Humphreys. DIR.
Hi came 70 New York from Harrisburg two
successful Is pastor Of James Church. About
four hundred new members joined the church
last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
PROMOTING ON CONGO.
Rockefeller and Ryan Mentioned IN
Connection 7Cith 1t.

Brussels. Nov. 1S.-It is announced that great
strides have been made in the development Of
the Congo Independent State. Concessions have
been granted 10 three companies, one of which
is to construct a railroad. the second to con-
duct mining operations and the third to exploit
lhcla rubber resources. One Of the principal
promoters OF the mining and indian rubber COM
paaies is declared to be Thomas F. RYAN. while
John D Rockefeller is mentioned in connection
with chem
There probably viii be an important debate
IN Parliament on the Congo State this week.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
(By Telegraph to The Tribune !

Pittsburg, Nov. 1S-Pittsburg police officials
deny that Miss BESSIE Abou. the opera singer
was held up by thugs while her way to the
Union Depot last night. Thomas A Mcouaide
Superintendent Of Police, and James w Egan.
captain of detectives. say they received no re-
port of any such attempt. James A. Riley man
ager Of the Hotel Scheney, from which Miss
Abott took a carriage 10 the depot. and G. r.
Perkins. who has charge of the detective force
at the hotel say they know nothing of the
hOd-uD
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
C4NDIDATE-HE4RST.
Editor Says His Principles Are Suf.
fcientLy We'll KnO10n.

San Antonio. Tex. Nov. 1S.-William r.
Hearst passed through San Antonio to-day on
his way to Monterey, Mex, where he has min
ing property In reference to politics in New
York, he said:
l VIII never again be a candidate. l shall
continue to live in New York and advocate and
support the principles of reform which I have
always stood for but these principles are sufi-
GENTLY understood by the general public for it
to be no longer necessary for me to be a candi-
date, and on that account TO be attacked with
such bitterness"
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
PITCHED HEAD FIRST FROM AUTO

Cornelius V. Danaiy. real estate dealer liv-
ing at No. 40 East 4Sth street. was thrown
head foremost out of an automobile on the
Boston Road Wilkins avenue. The Bronx
yesterday afternoon, and severely injured about
the face and head. He was taken TO Fordham
Hospital. The machine skidded against the side
walk at this point and into a trolley pole
There were several women in the machine but
they were not injured and refused to give their
names
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
SEVERE BLIZZARD IN SOUTHWEST

Trinidad Col, NOV 1S.-A blizzard is
raging tonight. The Colorado & Southern Rail-
road reports the storm extending into the Pan
Handle of Texas The Santa Fe reports a bliz-
zard along it's line far Kingsley, Kan In
Northern New Mexico the blizzard Is the worst.
T!a.Ls arc running hours behind schedule time
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
NAMED TO INVESTIGATE M'CARREN
Chairman eonners, at Buffalo, Announces
Personnel of Committee.

Buffalo Nov 1S.--William ]. Corners chairman
of the Democratic State Committee tonight an
ununced the makeup of the committee which will
investigate the charges of party rregulartty
against the Kings County committeeman and
against Senator McCarren.
This is the committee: Charles Williams
LYONS Y, chairman: Robert w Chanler
PoughkeepsIe; George w Batten; Lockport: j. NJ
Fitzgerald Sacketts Harbor; Thomas w. Finu-
cane Rochester: Frank Cooper Schenectady and
stephen Ryan, Norwich Mr.. Williams has been
the Victoria Hotel in New York. on November 2G
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
,'N"NAHAN ON WAY TO THIS cI1v

haste H. Nov. ls.-John J. Hannahan. grand
sprur ~ u-e brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire,1a+
New yo,,,. y'-y IN Peoria and started to-ptabt ,or
Rairoa5 70 take in nand the demands Of tho Ir,,a
unforp' riien -'-i-naen for an Increase ia pay an.
Tie neraIer. 'i,Hs day The referendum vote ~
SSasavzssed ,ye ol le order on the >. st-r aiu be
tsf SS he Sss sdlsirtins Gaad Mas@r a. To-
sas s Peace ibiy be,ye.se ee.se3thins hs ~ /, VI -
-ioyeS 'Ae railroad o).l!.aG.- ana
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
BRIGANDS KILL GREEKS.
MQSsacreS IN SaIcnika District Re
DOytpd Hf Athens.

Athens. Nov. 1S.-Reports are being received
here constantly Of the activity OF brigands in
the Salonika district II is declared that sew
eral men. women and children have been massa-
cred at Kossiuco and Rameli and that band
killed fifteen Greeks in the neighborhood Of
Niaousta and carried their mutilated bodies into
thai town
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
BOILED TO DEATH IN VAT OF MOLASSES

THy TOT srlIf q Inc II'TtII't'I
baltimore Nov. iS-Boiled TO death in a vat of
r,oIasses was the fate Of John Linton the vine
rar works of the Baltimore Manufacturing Com
nanv to-day. Linton stumbled over pipe and fell
into the bubbling caIdron. He was pulled out. bur
had lost his eyebrows and hair and when his
clothing was removed all his skin came Off with
the garments lie died In = Few hours
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
HARVARD SOPHOMORE A soLoN.

[By Telegraph The Tribune
Boston Nov. S-Representative-eIect Timothy
Callahan. OF Ward 10. will enjoy the distinction Of
being not only the youngest in the next ses-
sion Of the General Court. but the first under
graduate collegian elected 10 the Legislature.
He is a sophomore at Harvard. Democrat and
in
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
ARMY AND NAVY FOOTBALL GAME.
SPECIAL TRAINS VIA PENNSYLVANIA
Rail ROAD

Leave New York December l, 900 u m and l0:65
a. m, running through TO Broad Street station
Philadelphia. Returning leave Broad Street Sta
ton $50 7. NJ Dining cars, .parlor cars and vesti-
bule coaches. Round trip Pullman tickets sale
early application should be made TO Agents.-Advs
New-York tribune., 1906-11-19
Charles F Williams.
SENATOR eAlLEVs MOTHER DEAD.

Crystal Springs. Miss. Nov 1s-Mrs j. W
Bailey mother of United States Senator Joseph w
Bailev died to-day after a protracted Illness
senator Bailey arrived last night and with other
members OF the family. was at her bedside
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26
GRIP QUICKLY KNOCKED our

Some weeks ago during the
serve winter weather both my
wife and myself contracted severe
colds which speedily developed into
the worst kind Of la grippe with all
its miserable symptoms, : says Mr..
]. S. Egleston of Maple Landing
Iowa. Knees and joints aching,
mucles sore. heab stopped up,eyes
and nose running, with alternate
spells OF chills ane fever. We began
using Chamberlain's Cough Rene.
dy aiding the same with a double
dose Of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, and by its liberal use
soon completely knocked out the
grip" Sold by All Druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26
BIG SHOW
Delmar Garden, Oklahoma City,
April 2oth to May 9th

The travelling men, members OF
Oklahoma City Council 70 y. G.
T. will open Delmar Garden at
Oklahoma City, Sunday, April z9,
with high class Vaudeville Show.
This is not an amateur performance
by any means, but is the big
Vaudeville Company direct from
the Orpheum theatre at Kansas
City, loaned to the travelling men
for this occasion. There will be
performance every evening and
Sunday Wednesday and Saturday
Matinee. On the opening day,
Sunday April 20, there will be
League Ball Game at Sportsmens
Park.
The performers are all strictly
high class Vaudeville Artists and
will will give delightful and re-
fined performance and ladies and
children are especially invited.
Excursion rates on all railroads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26
UNION CENTER IsEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dawson vis-
tied Mrs. Youngblood Monday.
Mrs. Tucker and son visited at
Mrs. Yager's Monday.
Ethel Thomas is spending a
week with Mrs. wager.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Willis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wager attended
church at Chickasha Sunday night
at the Christian church.
Miss Lee Irwin Bird Of Chickasha
visited Mrs. Archie Willis Sunday
night.
VIM. Mollett and Miss Krentz
went to church at Chickasha Sun
day night.
Miss Martha Thomas visited Lee
Irwin Bird Saturday night.
Friday May a is the last day o.
school and the teacher and pupil:
will have picnic in the Thomas
grove and will give a short program
in connection.
Walter Dawson visited Archie
Willis Sunday evening.
Emmett Tucker visited Fred
Wager Saturday.
Clarice Brewster and Martha
Thomas called on Mrs. L. ]. Daw
son Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wilson's sister and a frienc
from Oklahoma City visited at the
Wilson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dawson Wis
tied in Chickasha Sunday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26
CAUGHT COLD WHILE HUNTING
BuRGLAR..

Mr.. Wr. Thos. Lanorgan,
provincial Contable at Chaplain,
Ontario, says: i caught severe
cold while hunting buglar in the
forest swamp last fall. Hearing of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, |
tried it, and after using twox small
bottles. | was completely cured. s.
This remedy is intended especially
for coughs and colds. 1t will loosen
and relive severe cold in less time
than by any other treatment and is
favorite wherever its superior
excel lence has become known Fol
sale by. "All Druggists
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26
Los ANGELES AND RETURN

Imperial Council Ancient Order
of Mystic Shrine Los Angeles May
9TH to 10th.
The Rock Island will sell round
trip tickets to Los Angeles April
25th to May 5th good for return
July 3Ist. Round trip rate 5000
R. Stephens,
Agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26
ACADIA ITEMS

We are having some beautiful
weather now and every thing is
growing nicely.
Mrs Martha Franklin and Mrs.
Fannie Hamilton and family spent
the day Sunday with f. f. David
son and family.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs.
c. o. Personett of Minco but for
merly d this place has beeu Ian
gerously ill with pneumonia. She
is better at this writing.
Robert Davidson's baby was
quite sick last week.
F. F. Braithwaite started for
Perry o. 7. last week, where his
wife has been visiting her
parents for several weeks.
G. L. Franklin and family vis-
tied with E. L. Dickerson Sunday.
Our attendance Sunday at Sun
day school vas 45o.
J. w. Davidson and wife called
on Mr.. Evans family Sunday.
| E. f. Davidson and Charley
Fisher have received their phones
and will soon have them in talking
order
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-04-26

You take chances by having
your prescriptions filed BY drug
gist you don't know.
We allow none but the most
careful and trustworthy to COM
pound prescription in our store
and you can rely upon your pres
scriptions being filled accurately,
and with the very best and purest
drugs that can be secured. The
Owl Drug Store, (Haggarts Phar-
Macy Thweatt & Sadler, Props.
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