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New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

oyster Bay will be the rendezvous to-day OF ali
those who are taking part IN the joint cruise OK the
sqtadrons OF the Saawanhaka. the Atlantic Yacht
Club OF New York. and the CoTinthian Hsenf Cluos
OF philadelphia, and many yachting parties are
he,ng given in connection with the affair. The
yachts viii assemble to-day, and the cruise viii
begin on Monday. This evening the clubhouse az
Oyster Bay will be the scene OF mucn gayety and
of hospitality to the visiting yachtsmen and their
friends.
The marriage OF Montgomery Schuyler. g., sec
retary OF legation and consul general az Bucharest.
to Miss Edith Lawyer. daughter oS tna iaVe of'
w. p. Lawyer, of Washington, win take place on
September l.
Mr. and Mrs william Gray Park are at the Tlr-
fapv place at Hampstead. which they purchased
snroe time ago Their s0n-in-law and daughter,
MI and Mrs. Raymond Rogers Nelson are stay
ing with them.
Mig. Arthur NJ. Dodge. who spent the spring In
California, Is now at wanakaNin. her country
place at weatOgue. Conn.
e ". Ellsworth has left town for Newport. where
he is staying with Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whit
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly are staying az
Geneva, in Switzerland. and will remain abroad
until November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Temple BowdOin win return from
Europe next month, and their arrival here WIZ
go 70 Elberon ~ J., for the remainder OF the sum-
msr.
Mrs Theodore Dwight Bradford, OF No Is West
4Sth street. announces the engagement OF her
daughter Miss Clara Richmond Bradford, 70
Dwight Huntington Day.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt WIN leave town to-day for
Atlantic City 20 attend the horse show there next
week and while Il lasts he win run his road e9ach
venture between the Windsor Hotel and the ex-
hibition grounds. at Inlet Park.
Ranaolph Morris SON OF the late Gouverneur
Morris and Miss Louise Hughes daughter OK An
drew S. Hughes. OF Denver. viii be married TO-
day at that city.
Mrs Augustus KOuntze and Mrs. Karl W. New
hofs win leave town to-day for ROcklands Me-
where they viii spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs Lorillard Spencer are booked 10
SAN to-day for Europe.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

encouraged to raise their figures Win tne OK
nectation OF finally meeting tho lowest oadder.
Neither OF the lines Of reasoning nero MOI
Gated ls without force. The first one seems 70
have Impressed the Navy Department mos'
strongly, for Il decided to give the Mluvaie
company an order for only one-nai1 OF 'ue 800
tons needed for the Michigan ana 'he eouei
Carolina and TO let the other two companies
aoch sunplv a quarter IT was delicate mat
fer 70 decide, and Mr. Bonaparte has, without
doubt. acted in good faith for the best interests
OF the navy. We certainly hope that he VIII
never find reason to regret the course which he
adopted.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
A HUMOROUS PATIENT.
From The London Mail.

Surgery has much 70 gain from spinal eocainiza-
ton. says Robert Jones' a Liverpool surgeon, IN
The Medical Press" He advocates this process
in , cases where patients cannot or will not take
pain lasts more than an hour but the patient often
develops abnormal loQuacity.
Mr. Jones tells OF an operation IA which he co-
cainiZed the spine. II that OF a big man. who
as soon as ne had taken two three whirrs OF
chlorOform jumped of the operating table and
Scampered away This happened twice, and Mr.
Jones tried cocainizatOn, injecting cocaine into the
cere6rq-spi9al inid BY this means a troubiesoTne
carried out. The man, old poachor, meantime
rezaled the doctors with stories OF his art, only
once tnterFupting when the surgeon WAS chisaIfiS,
a bone. 20 ask, What is that knocklng?'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
4musements.

AERIAL GARDENs-s s2o-The Governors Son
ALHAMBRA-2-S-Faust.
BRIGHTON BEACH PARK-s-s-Pawnes B.ls WIG
West shcw.
CASlNp-2sl5-S.fS-The Social Whirl.
COMFY lsIsAND-Thorrr.on q Dunty's Greater Luna
srk-Drearsend-Pas.ockss
EDEN MCSEE--he wosls 81 Wax
EAMMEhsTEIN'S NICTORlA-e-s:ln-yaudeytl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lion and Mouse
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROOF IS - Mamsee
Champagne
MANHATTAN BEACH 3 Pains Flreworks.-o-
George lEiEnrose's Mammoth MinstTels
NEW YoRK-2:lB-s:I5-F Honor the Mayor.
NEW YORK ROOF GARDBN-s:30-Vaudeviil and See
ins New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

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about 20 leaUe che city that THE TRIBUNE s0iIl
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or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions may be Oieen TO pour reg
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Gent, hand them Sn at THE TRIBUNE Office.
Sec opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
EDlsoN's TOBACCO TASTE.
From The Boston Post.

From The Boston Post.
Mr. Edison Is great smoker. but becomes so
absorbed In his work that he often fOTgets he has
a cigar IN his mouth. Re complained % his tohac-
conist cf the rapidity with which his cigars dsap-
peared. aud could not believe he smoked them al
himself: Ihe dealer asroeG 20 make some ''taNea
cigars. 'll Tx em with horse hair and hard
rubber said he Then youn flnd that there viii
not De so many missing" Several weeks later
MI. Edison saw the tObacconlst again. and said:
Look here! thought you were sOing 20 tx me
some faxed cisarss'
why did!' exclaimed the other. IN hurt sur
prise. Don't you remember the box with a green
label-cigars tied with yellow ribbone'
Edison smiled reriectiyely * smoked those
cigars myself" he said.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

Brooklyn is not content TO wait indefinitely
for a subway loop to relieve the present dis
graceful congestion OF traffic at the Brooklyn
Bridge The elevated loop can soon be built
and put in operation, while it would be years be-
fore the subway loop could be made. even were
work to begin Immediately. Even were the loop
to relieve the traffic situation for only six months
that alone, in the interests of humanity and de-
cency. would Justify its building.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
WHY HE DID NOT RESIGN.
From The Dundee Advertiser.

AFULA Inc IllnGtt AuVeFUsef.
Sir William Wightman held Office IN the ola Courf
OF Queens Bench far beyond the prescribed time
and az last. on the eve OF the Tong vacation" he
took sort OF farewell Of his brother Judges How
ever. when ''the morrow OF All Souls 20 came
around he turned UP smiling az Westminster IIaII
why Brother Wighfman,' said Sir AleVan6er
CochbuFn, you told us that yOu intended n ssnd
IN your resignation 10 the Lord Chancelor hsfnre
the end OF August" ESQ did," said Sir INiiilGm
out when l went home and told my Wife she
shla: why. William what on earth do You think
that can DO with you messing about fbe hal,sa
TO court again." ~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

Oyster Bay. July 1Ss-The most Eeesns -
nOuncement OF the Presidents plans HoF -.
coming fail contains nothing Of the pro1 ese0
deer hunting trip in Minnesota dUEins NoVs'''-
yer. According 20 present aFrangeuisnts - 80,
dent Roosevelt will remain at Sasanio1s q
until late In September. when he Win rcl-'I j.
Washington. He will not leave there uia''. = :.
the votes are counted In the November eH0.'V.-"
and viii then proceed immediately @ the -
mus OF Panama, returning 60 Washsnstes -, ~
In time for the opening OF Congress-. s-s- :,
Loeb IS contemplating q bear huntleS ~ n
Colorado during the time tho President = -
washington tn October.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
THE GARDENERS VICTIM.

From The CLEVELAND Plain Dealer -.
william james COuners. the Bulelo ! rsS'.,'r III
proprietor and freight contractor, ll7 = r~--4 -
home out on me Si9e a. the city. ki!s - 3.
surrounded by many acres Of lawn. = ~ ~ sio9a
ago MS cnrdincr planted foliage plcc- ..xe.llsrn
I'd 49,. lsxVn IN ar-7t Iettor9 that spelled ~. -
James ConucrS.' ''De8r NET sll4 80 -.s-.sz osj
olal leaders 0f the town eS SIC W. .,sn NO
ptering through her loTgnettes tae t'04 -
think he Is y railroad stauon
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

The nomination of III. Clay Evans for Io'-
ernor by the Tennessee Republicans VIII cause
general qualification. Mr. Evans has Hlaue an
admirable record in the various posts ne mas
filed in the federal service. and deserves success
in his second campaign for an office to wnlch
he was once fairly elected by the people, only
20 be counted out by a partisan Democratic
majority In the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
RUMoR THAT PRESIDENT WILL HUNI'
Reported Western Trip Not Contemplate
in Last Announcement Of Plans.

Minneapolis. July 1S-It was learned to-e'y
that the President had made a eonallo--
promise TO go deer hunting next NoVelnae' :
Minnesota with John A. Greenway. range s-2e..
lntendent OF the United States Steel CorpoFa-' -'V'
mines on the NIesaba- Headquarters. u W.,
said, would be made az BOvey. MIMI. WlieA > =
q country abOundins IN BIS game. Nr- S1ss
way is a friend OF the President. having ssTlT,
football star.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

The Pennsylvania National Guard IN their
coming manoeuvres win duplicate the retreat OF
General Lee from Gettysburg. That VIII De
much pleasanter than 20 duplicate Flcketts
CHARGE for instance. which marked the hisn
tide of Southern valor on that famous battle
field
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

Mr. Bryan's open party door policy gives as
surance TO ''safe and sane Democrats that long
as tho lamp holds out to burn the sanest ana
safest may return TO radicallsm.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

Delaware's announcement Of an abundant
peach crop is gratifying, but by the time the
peaches reach the city home the householder
probablv will conclude from the price that, after
all the crop must have been a failure.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

Mr.J. G.. Phelps Stokes apparently. like young
Mr. Patterson, has tired Of socialism OF the Skin
deem" VARIETY and now wants the real thing.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
THE KID SPEAKS.

My fathers headpiece isn't cracked,
Though you might think IL, fOr a fact
he talks the strangest sort OK rot,
And jabbeFs like an idiot
] can't tell half the time what he
Is trying to convey 20 me,
But mother can, and not half try
She's lived with him more years than T.
For instance. he says men for then;
And then" he changes TO ''an' EN-;
With ''ist" Ior GUST and "'at' for ''that,"
he keeps me guessing where he's at.
He twists and tortures every word
Or so. II seems TO me absurd.
And mother says he won't Outgrow il,
Because by trade he is poet.
She says he fills the family purse
BY writing yards and yards OF verse,
Like this:
Las night ist after tea,
My pa he taxed me on his knee;
Men ma she LATED ist At 70 kill,
An 'en she said to Uncle Bill:
Now, Wil-yum, don't you think that he
Is ist as cute he can bel?
An 'en my uncle laffed. 'Ha! ha!
Heel hee! HO! no! LIST like his pa
They sound 20 me like awful drool,
These poems of the AN 'en'' school.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

The origin of the term ''iat'' as applied 20 an
apartment is obscure. In recent years owners have
objected 20 the word A short while ago tenant
was threatened with suit for libel because he per-
sisted in saying that he lived in such-and-such a
hathOuse. The landlord declared that the struct-
ure was neither a fathouse nor a tenement but
apartment hotel The repeated use OF flat
house" designation tended to lower the reputa-
tiOn Of the place. and drove away would-be occu-
pants.
Where He Was.-"To what do you attribute your
good health and remarkably robust condition.
''To regular habits and early retiring
''Then you have been situated that you could
carry out these excellent rules for the preserva-
tion Of the health?''
"Oh, yes ] was In the Illinois Penitentlary for
twenty-three years."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-14

The marriage OF Montgomery Schuyler. jr., Sec
ratary OF legation and consul general az Buehares
10 Miss Edith Lawyer. daughter OF the late Dr.
w p LAWYER. OF Washington, win take place on
Saptcsnher !.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


We should inaugurate a Public
school System, as good as we can de
wise II should be the constant boast
Of our people that no state In the
Union gives more thought and care
TO the education of It's children than
the state ~ Oklahoma. No better in
cestment Of the peoples money can
'c made by any state than In tne
maintenance of splendid system Of
public schools.
Educational matters in onehalf Of
the state are in a deplorable condition
the state are in a deplorable condi-
ton Practically no free schools have
heretofore existed IN the Indian Ter
ritory. outside the incorporated towns.
a. in many Of the towns the schools
in existence are entirely inadequate
to meet the needs Of the people. In
this country there are thousands Of
naturally bright boys and girls who
have become mental starvlings and
are doomed to a life of blightod pros
poets ior lack Of educational advan.
tlrcs. \ system OF public schools
should be- devised In keeping with the
progressive spirit Of the state.
Separate schools should be provided
for the negro children Of the new state
where they can receive the benefits
pf public schools and become
moro useful citizens. ! am opposed
to what Is known as mixed schools
schools where white children
and negro children meet on a com.
mon plane Between the two races
In all social matters God has created
an impassable barrier. and the man
who advocates the breaking down OF
tho barrier. Is an enemy to both
races Plank in Hon. lee Cruces
Platform
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
A Dark Horse.

Pawhuska. okla, July 3l.-Thc Sc
cret actions Of some Of our leading
Republicans In Pawhuska is enough
10 lend great deal Of color to the
rumor that Colone, .et Millard might
possibly be announced as a candidate
for congress from the first district
within the next ten days. Colonel Mil
lard has strong following behind
him on the reservation and among
this following the belief seems to BE-
that Mcclure will have the time of his
life landing the plum this time, and,
while they are for Mcclure first, iast
and all the time. tIey are going 10
drop him like a hot cake Il they see
that the chances are against his se-
curing the nomination and whoop
'em mp for Millard. There is no ques'
ton hut what the opposition 20 Nc
CURE in this county is growing every
day. The Simcocks faction Is com
posed Of men who have been let down
by Mcclure; they are among our
most prominent and influential bus.
mess men and when they began hold
ing secret caucuses the other day II
was very evident that something was
In the wind not exactly on the cards.
The Simcocks following can be de.
pended upon to assist this move on
the part OF several OF the leading Re.
publicans TO secure IN delegation
here for Millard. The simcocks crowd
is against any move that will benefit
Mcclure and they are openly bitter
In their denunciation OF him and are
anxious 20 come TO the support OF
Millard.
Your correspondent called on Col
onel Millard today and asked him
about the rumor that his friends
might ask the Usage delegation for
him for delegate congress and he
replied that he had heard some ru
mors to that effect hut that he wished
Il understood that he was for Nc
CURE and would do all within his
| power to. secure the nomination FOR
him. When asked II he would become
a candidate II McGuire's chances did
not improve he said he did not know
To his friends Il Is understood that
ne has frequently said he would like
to be a member Of congress to further
several pet measures he has anC
would not be adverse to having his
candidacy announced II II was seer
that Mcclure was not going 70 lanC
the nomination.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
DEAD MAN FOUND.
Body Was on Greek Bank and Face in
Shallow Water.

Lawton, Okla. July 3l.-J X.
Thompson. member Of the track
gang Of the Frisco. stationed at
Sache. was found dead on a small
.stream near that town by two of his
comrades who were fishing along the
stream. lie was lying on the ground
al the edge of water ON his stomach
with his face In the stream. The
body indicated tnat II had been life
less for about two hours, Thompson
having left the car little more than
two hours prior to this hour
The cause of his death was denoted
IN the verdict of the coroner's jury,
after an investigation at o'clock
Sunday evening, as accidental drown
ing. Apparently he had lain down
on HRS stomach To drink from the
stream and the blod rushed to his
head causing a dizziness probably
brain affection. and drowning, The
water Is not more than two or three
inches deep at that place, in fact so
shallow that person could not drown
except the face should be held In the
water.
When the report Of the death reach
ed the city It contained an inkling OF
foul play. Sheriff Hammonds, Coun'
Nv Attorney Cunningham and Coroner
Malcom hurried 10 the scene and
pushed an investigation They learn
ed that Thompson had no enemies
among the gang or among the people
of Cache. and that no other cause
than accident could be attributed ia
his death.
Thompson was about 50 years OF
age. Nothing Is known here OF his
relatives or his home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
-nS
DEPoRTED TO RUSSIA.
Women and Two Children he,urned
10 Country from Whence They Fled.

Chicago. H.. July 3l.-Four Federal
Judges. on their vacations. are prob
ably responsible through their stimuli
taneous absence from the city. for the
deportation today Of Mrs. Czarnc Eel
orstoin and her Sycarold twins To
Russia. whence they fed In TERROR OF
the riots less than q year ago
The three had been admitted to the
United States on the pcrjurcd affidavit
of "A man who claimed Mrs. Foierstcin
was his mother. As soon as the family
passed at Ellis Island he ciopcd with
The eldest daughter and disappeared.
This lett the mother helpless and she
was traced 90 Chicago by the immi.
grafton authorities and arrested. Then
Probation Omcer Minnie Jacobs, who
had become Interested In the cas'.
undertook To find Federal Judge who
could stay the summary deportation
proceedings. local society having In.
Heated its willingness to give bond
guaranteeing that Mrs. Feiorstein
would not become public charge
Courtrooms and chamber In the Eel
cral building were an closed and M;'1
Jacobs spent yesterday In an unsr'.
cossml hunt for the absent four 20
| their homes An injunction alone
could stop the authorities
She appealed for more time but
immigration Inspector Schubert an
nounced that he would have TO start
Tor New York with the family To-Day
Then Miss Jacobs decided to risk ah
early morning trip 20 Highland Ptrh
hut ne. too. was away In Cincinnati.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
0SAGES ARE FAR APART
Osages are Far apart
FuLLBLooDs UNABLE TO AGREE
ON ALLoTTINo MEMBER.
The Fullbloods Seem TO be Agreed
That the place Should Co TO a
Fullblood. as They Are in Ma
Jority Il may-Ret miIlsrd.

Pawhuska. OKLA, July 3l.-The
Usage national council. which has
been in session for a week attempting
to reach some conclusion as to whom
they should appoint as a member Of
the allottiug committee met agaiL
this morning after having Sunday TO
study the matter over. and are as
far apart as ever II seems that IT Is
cut and dried among the fullbl1od
members Of the council that the place
shall 20 TO q mlblood and as they
have majority ON the council tne
probabilities are that a fullbiood viii
be- appointed. 1t is reported that n
the council does not select a man to-
day the matter will be reported to
Secretary Hitchcock. who II Is expect.
ed will Immediately take some action
in the matter that will materially aid
them In getting the third member OF
the allotting committee. Major Nc
Iaughiin has returned here and is a
close observer of the actions Of the
council and will be "JOhnny-on-the
spot 10 report any irregularity OF that
body to his highness. Hitchcock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
To Move Pope's Body.
Ardmoreite Special.


Rome. Aug Secret arrangements
have been made for the removal Of
the body Of pope Leo XIII from the
Vatican TO the Lateran. which was
destined TO be his last resting place.
when the body Of Plus TX. in 1891,
was carried at midnight TO the Church
Of San Lorenzo. an attempt was made
to cast It into the Tiber. Although n
repetition of the outrage is not now
expected. the Vatican unoffcially ask
ed for police assurance Of a safe
transit before the decision as to the
removal was taken.
The government was willing to give
the fuenral a solemn character BY
having II take place In the day time
with military honors. The Vatican.
however. insists that the removal
shall be unceremonious and that II
shall take place in the night time.
when it Is believed there will be no
possibility Of any interruption.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
TO STOP LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Action to BE Taken Against Dealers
Shipping TO Territory.


South McAlester, ]. r. July al
Having triumphed completely over the
local option liquor sellers. Assistant
District Attorney Gresham will turn
his attention to the shippers of contra
band goods To the territory
He has decided that every man who
ships such goods into the territory is
a violator Of the law and may be tried
for the offense.
Therefore the next federal grand
jury will be asked to bring indictments
against parties in Kansas City, st.
Louis Chicago and Dallas. and Judge
Clayton will ask the governors of
the respective states In which these
cities are located for the surrender of
The indicted parties. " extradition
papers are granted the parties will be
IiTested and brought to- th.s city
for trial In this matter II is the in.
Itoniion OF the department OF justice
to 20 after the people who ship IN tho
mtoyicants under the gu.se Of med.
cine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
TERRITORY BANKS FAIL.
Both Concerns Had Strong Rating
With Financial Firm.

WIN ElNdlSial FNUls
Chickasha, /. r.. Aug. Yesterday
afternoon A. NJ, Dick in behalf of the
creditors of the Rush Springs bank
filed a petition In the clerks Office ask
ing that a receiver be appointed for
the bank The bank was a private
institution with capital stock of S40,,
600. The liabilities are given at $50,
600 aud the assets at $4,000, Ba
financial management is given as the
cause Of the failure. No recover has
been appointed by the court.
This morning Referee In Bank
ruptcy Richardson received a telegram
that the Bank of Comanche had failed
The president of the bank. Captain
Brown. is the father Of the cashier OF
Rush Springs bank. What effect the
failure of the other is not known. Both
banks had a strong rating among the
financial firms of the country and
their failure was a shock to the de
positors Of the Institutions.
Referee Richardson went to Conan
che this evening to look after the bus
iness incident TO the closure of the
bank.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01
BERwYN.
epecial Correspondence.

Berwyn l. T.. Aug. Mrs. Steril
Foster is visiting her father, J. G.. dCi-
ton, OF Byars, |. T.
MIR. Richardson of Van Alstyne, TEX.
as. is visiting the family of ION
Treece of Berwyn.
A small fury was created on our
streets this morning by the ipb a.
ance OF rabid dog. He bit 'el"l
dogs. gathered a small following II
men and boys. but the gathering and
the fun we're soon terminated by a
deadly shot from VIII Suggs. The
unfortunate brute was a stranger
among ms and was in a very bad way
when he arrived.