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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30

WILL MOVE
New Building to be Erected Other
Building Going up on Third Street

W. L. Sawyers received official no
tice today from the postal department
that his proposition to furnish a build
ing for the post office had been ac-
cepted. Work on the erection Of
building, 40 lis feet, two stories
high, will begin next week. 1t will be
located on the west side Of Third street
joining the alley between Chickasha
and Choctaw avenues. The post Of
flee will occupy the entire first floor
except the small lobbies, and the lease
is for ten years. unless the government
erects building before the expiration
of that time.
This will insure the building up Of
the entire block f1vhn the new post Of
flee to Choctaw avenue, the big Ma
sonic Temple which has been planned
probably occupying the corner This
part Of Third street will be paved.
A stock company will erect the new
building and it is expected to have il
ready for occupancy BY July 1st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30
THEY'RE OFF AT new ORLEANS
Chickasha Turf Exchange win take
Races Of Grand Circuit Tracks

Chickasha sportsmen who are low
ers Of horse. racing and who like to
hear the operators monotone as he
calls, They're off at New Orleans \
will have an opportunity to crafty
the desire Of racing by wire,
There opens today at 2l7 Chickasha
avenue the Turf Exchange, conducted
by J. c. Lockhart, of Sherman, Tex,
and E. P. James, of Durant, /. 7,
Private wires have been lsased con-
Meeting with the tracks at Ascot, New
Orleans and Oakland and the first
race was called this afternoon at two
o'clock. Races from these tracks will
be received each day during the week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE DUMB AS AN OYSTER
ON LAW ENFORCEMENT PUBLIC SENTI-
MENT GOING TOWARD COCHRAN

City politics has been the absorbing
topic Of conversation on the street
corners the past few days. All
classes Of people have become interest
ed and the election Tuesday promises
to be a lively affair.
The most significant feature Of the
contest for mayor has been the abso-
lutte failure Of the republican nomi-
ness, Mr.. Bridges, to meet the issue
thrown down by the democratic nomi-
nee, Mr.. Cochran when the latter de-
clared himself in most forcible terms
on the subject Of law enforcement,
especially the law against gambling.
Mr.. Bridges is dumb on the subject.
To bunch Of republicans and DEM
ocrats on the streets yesterday he
said, "you democrats all say ought
to declare myself on this subject but
not one Of my republican friends ad-
wise me to speak out The silence Of
the Bridges supporters on the sub
ject is equally as pronounced as that
Of the candidate. Whether he is in
favor Of the vigorous enforcement Of
law orsof the wide OPEN town, Mr..
Bridges leaves it to the public to
the public to guess, in striking con-
trast with Mr.. Cochran who leaves no
one in doubt as to his position.
To counterbaIance the silence Of
their candidate on this all important
subject, the republicans are playing
up Mr.. Bridges as the champion
"town builder" OF course every
body admits that Mr. Bridges has done
his duty in the promotion Of town en-
terprIse He has large property in
terests and as a good business man,
he knows that It is for his own inter-
ests to help build up the town and
thus add 70 value Of his property, just
as any sensible man would do This
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30
ABLE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS
Delivered by Hon. M. /. Williams
Spoke for M L. Turner

Hon N. I. Villains delivered a ring
ing democratic address on the street to-
day in interests Of Hon. N. L. Turn
er for the u. s. senate.
Mr.. Williams is one Of the ablest and
most foreeful speakers that have been
heard here, and he preached straight.
democracy. Every point was nailed
hard and fast by eloquent and sound
argument.
The speaker presented the claims Of
his candidate in a strong manner and
made an impression on all his hear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30

appears to be the one issue upon which
the repeals make their appeal for
Bridges. Of course it Is only thin
~ yelled attempt to conceal the real
motives Of the republican leaders
which Is nothing more than enjoy the
sensation Of having a republican
mayor and to have the pleasure Of
heralding it abroad that chickasha,
right in the midst Of the democratic
stronghold has gone republican.
The hypocricy of the "town build
er" plea is further evidenced by the
fact, that It is well known that R.
N. Cochran from the very beginning
Of the town has been active as town
builder and as far back as 1888 was
helping to raise subscriptions and Civ
ing his own money for the first cot
ton gin in Chickasha, to get the dis
trict court for Chickasha and ever
since that time Mr.. Cochran has re-
sponded to the call whenever there
was anything doing far Chiekashal
Cochran's record as a town builder
is continuous and honorable. Cochran
stands for progress and all that is
meant by larger Chickasha." He is
a hustling business man who has
made success in Chickasha by abiIi.
ty and industry and is deeply inter-
ested in the welfare Of Chickasha.
An amusing feature Of the Bridges
boost published yesterday was the fact
loudly proclaimed that Bridges had
been appointed guardian Of a large
estate. ANY trustworthy, business
man would have been equally accept
able to the attorneys in the case. The
appointment of Bridges only indicat.
ed that he was reliable business man
which nobody denies.
The law and order proposition j.
squarely up to the good people Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30

the parties are very indignant at the
authority taken by the "fresh" per
son. The Express regrets that it
should have been the means Of dis
seminating such information, but at
the time it seemed to come from a
reliable source. We would like to ex-
press personally, our opinion and give
to the "person" some pointers as to
.'now to be funny without being
foolish"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30
VERY BUM JOKE

Yesterday some rattle-braiped per-
son who wanted to play practical
joke and didn't know how, and giving
the name Of Smith, called the Ex-
press over the telephone and reported
q wedding which was supposed to
have occurred between tive young
people Of this city. Miss lola Glaze
and Mr. ]. r. Guthridge. AS mat
ter Of fact there was no wedding and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30
BRIDGES TONGUE IS PARALYZED

Cnickasha. Do the people who believe
in a clean, orderly, law-abiding town,
want man as chief executive Of the
city VINO will not declare his policy or
a man who has the courage to speak
out plainly? Dhat have you to say,
good people?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-03-30

ly drug. She declared after regaining
her senses that she would try it again
at the first opportunity and that the
next time the dose would be doubled.
Mrs. Herndon lives here mother and
brothers and is well known in Chicka-
sha.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
THR TRUE DEMOCRAT.
IOnH Q. COLLINS, Publisher.
PUHLIsHED EvERY gRiDAY MoRNIN0.
SsnaIoP isallOFy witheTaWs.
LEFT oyer from last week..


from tho following, sent out from
Pnpsacola, Monday, Il will be seen that
senator Mallory withdraws from the
onatOFial race
Pensacola, Dec. l6. United States
anstCr Stephen r. Mallory, to-day, IN
- Interview which will be published IN
the Journal tomorrow morning, an"
nonneoa his withdrawal az q cendi-
date 10 succeed himself and states his
Intention Of retiring from public life
npOn the expiration OF his present term.
This announcement will cause interest
throughout the South, and especially IN
Florida, as the Sena1Or, not more than
three months ago, stated publicly that
he would offer himself as q candidate
aor reelection for his third term. He IL
tha senior senator from Florida, and his
announcement Of his withdrawal 10 due
% hla failing health, For several years
~ has been In bad health, but during
the past four weeks no has been con.
fned % his bed ut the house Of his noph
eW, DR.. Mallory Kennedy, and bis con:
dltlon, though not critical, y considered
serious, and he does not believe that he
would be able 70 make q campaign OF
the State In adyOcacy OF his candidacy.
Senator Mallory Tor years has been
cOnsplcuOue uSutS VI pNVS hAu ~
Florida. He has held many positions OF
trunt, first serving two years In the
lower house Of the leglslaturg. Upon
the expiration Of his last term there he
was elected Stste Senator, serving two
terms In that poslti0n. A few years
later ne was elected 70 Congress and
succeeded himself the following term.
Eleven years ago he was honored hy
ltNinO aanI ko the 1Initad Skatoa S0nnto
10 represent Flortna, succeeding Wilk-
inson Call. When his term expired be
wns reelected without opposition, and
would no doubt have succeeded himself
Rad he not withdrawn 90 . candidate.
Senator Mallory ID one Of the dietin.
guiahod meD Of Florida and one IN whom
great trust and confidence u placed, his
spotIeas and above roproach. His 70.
tlrement from public Iife will be mnch
faOrettad
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Mr. =. w. GOodloe, Of l07 81. Louis
&C., Dallas. Texas, says: "In the past
VeeF 1 have become acquainted with
Dr. King'S New Life Pills, and no laxa-
tive ever before tried 20 effectually
dlspOSes Of malaria and billlouSness. 7"
They don't grind nor gripe, 26c. At all
dFtf0Nfetn.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
On fSS ReIlcs.

Notice is hereby given that 1 have
the City Tax Books Tor the current tax
year IN my hands, and am now ready 70
collect and receipt Tor taxes An VINO
nav dunnR December are allowed OF =
discount OF one pef cent. Come and
pAs P0p" @. q. FENN,
4i.tf City Tax Collector
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

n 30, come and seo our stock Of kiln
dried lumber before purchAslng your
supplies. We can save you money.
Child Broa 1ltf
Lap Robes $50 ItO Si5OOiRst J. ..
GAYS -
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27
Lest

A bunch Of keys, bstween C. Q. Bnnk
and poStotilee, with name On plasS,
Finder win be rewarded hy returning
same 20 J. p. Roberts. at Capital CITY
Bank. Dee, Z. 1857. Il
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-27

Print mueh ID yoa viIl proaper
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-28
Miscellaneous Transfers.

miscellaneous transfers.
John Benson to F Schnurr, mtg 1t 7. bl
3, Frances add Aberdeen-$250.
NJ H Eldred to Same, mtg Its II ~, bl
SO, Cosmopolis-$275.
A Bemer to F l. Rockwell. rel mtg lots
81, bl II. Karr's River add Hoqu-$40O.
P L Clark, city clerk Aberdeen, to
Public, certificate OF Ordinance No 339.
G Smith to MI Byles, mtg nw1 Of
sw1 and n1s OF ueI of swk and swA
OF ne1 Of sw14 and ne Of sw14 OF swA
and swI Of swA Of swN sec 29.1S-5-$350
f Schnurr to E and G w Brewer, sat
mtg Its l,2. bl 90, Corrected plat Cos.
NJ Landgren to trustees Cosmopolis
lodge No &C, A o U w. sat mtg lot l., blk
81, Corrected plat Cosmopolis.
F Cardinell to Mrs E Brewer, sat mtg
1t l, bl %, Corrected plat Cosmopolis.
MD Hogan to F Rebotzki, mtg Its 49,
16. bl IS, Corrected plat Hoquiam-sl200.
ST. Slack to Public, affidavit affecting
title to 1t 3, bl II, Campbell's plat Hoqu.
AM Dunlap to Kane, asst mtg Its
7 to 10, bi IA, w & b add Elma-$700.
Pr Clark, city clerk Aberdeen, to Pub
lie, certificate OF Ordinance No PA.
E Sawbridge to Public. affidavit affect
ing title to ny of nwH and sw14 of nw14
and nwA Of ne14 and ne OF sw14 and
seq OF nw4 and sw14 OF ne14 sec 22-19-7
A Poison to J Holton, con sale con.
tract furniture. etc, in Central hotel,
Hoquiam-$S00.
N Homan to W J Bansley, sat mtg lot
81, bl 81, Ontario add Hoquiam.
WI Bansley to A / Paine, mtg lot q,
bl54, Ontario add Hoquiam--$2OO.
WI Adams to Ferrera. rel mtg lots
rs, bl so, Corrected plat Hoquiam-$3o0o
G G Altman to H Eichner, sat mtg
nwI sec l2-20-12.
F Stencil to NJ V Snyder, lease second
story bldg on sw corner Heron and
Broadway. Aberdeen. seven years-two
years at S75 per month and three years
at $50 per month.
Same to Snyder & Eichnor. lease store
room on Its 1,2, bl 26, w & B add Abel.
deem, five years-s52SO.
S Hartman to Montesano State Bank,
chat mtg entire logging outfit on sec 23-
17-6-$5500.
Larson to E Haight, mtg SO it It's
80, bl %, frances add Aber-Sl0OO.
AL Paine to NJ ] Purdy, sat mtg-$65o
MI Purdv to A l. Paine, mtg 1t 6, blk
8, Karr's add Hoquiam-$750.
Merle 4 Heaney Mfg Go to Davis &
Musgrove, con sale bar tixtures-$546.
FEJones to A Fl Griffin, land con.
tract 1t 6, bl z, Hopkins add Aber-s450'
Hoquiam Lumber & Single Co tc
Public, certificate Of election OF officers
Pr Clark, city clerk Aberdeen, to
Public, certificate Of Ordinance No 362
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-28

Der Co, Its 1884 and swI OF ne1 sec
6-169-$l0.
Treasurer Chehalis County to G Del
bowler, neN Of nw114 and ~ of nN14 sec
19-l8-9-$l29.
LA Schouweler to d NJ Bowes, nwL
It l, bl 4, Bayview add Aberdeen 800.
Herman Koch to Same, Its l,2, blk SO,
w & B Second add Aberdeen-SlOO.
F G Wheeler to G Davidson, lot 10,
bl II. Benn's Central add Aberieen-$,.
M Sseykovich to Him Skaramuca. lots
1928, bl l, Stambuck add Monte-S3tO.
Treasurer Chehais County to A E
Graham ct al, seq Of swI sec 20 1875.
FL Dieienbrock to G Diefen brock,
grant deed lite SO, Sec 4-20-S-$l0OO
U G Kinnson to Kinnison ct al,
lands in 1t 2. and sec 9.19-12-$l.
S Benn to B E Smith, Its 1920. blk IS,
Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$23O.
Fred schnurr to Phil Boomer, lots 16
to 20, bl 81, Cosmopolis-$250.
Jos Mauermann to r J Stoner, lot
and e11a lt2, bl 6. Oakville-$2000.
Treasurer Cbehalis County to Fl Levi,
It l, bl %, Broadway add South Aber.
BF Cauthorn to L hurry, lot 6, blk
66. Wes,port Beach-$12.
East Hoquiam Co to A G Rockwell, Its
11,l2, bl l3, Campbell's add Hoq-$550.
M A Brachvogel to P H Hoonan, lots
1856, bl So, W Il 3 Second add Ab-$l00O
Frank Groundwater to ] A Eaton, lots
10 to l6, bl 16, l. & A add Elma-$l50.
SW GasRill to Same, lots II to 20, blk
II, w & Il aid Elma-$l20.
U S to Jos Egercr, patent neI sec o.
2O-lO.
S X Bowes to O J Nelson. lot 2. Aber
Packing Co.'S plat Abe,deen-$G500.
FIX Drake to Will tanning, guardian e
deed und1a int in Its to 10, bl 60, w &
B Second add Aberdeen-$!50.
S Benn to Same, lots SO, blk 46, same
add-$350.
r M Houck to Same, Its 7 to 10, bl 60,
same add-$1.
Will tanning to G H Doncaster, Sc
# Its Sc, bl 46, same add-$350.
H D Burch to A J Hays, 1t II, bl l, 4
& w First add Montesano-$250.
j E Haight to A G Fair. ny Its 7,S. bl
81. w & B Second add Aberdeen-$110O.
S Benn to M Ellis, Its 1928, bl D,same
add-$525.
East Hoquiam Co to E Purdy, lot g.
bl 55, Ontario add Hoquiam-$200.
Same to F Osgood, lot IA. blk AZ, same
add-$225.
w II Allen to F Rogers, lots 10 20, blk
Is, Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$700.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-28
Saved Her Sons Life.

The happiest mother in the little town
OF Ava, Mo-, is Mrs. S. Rupee. She
writes: Zone year ago my son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him when, by our druggists advice, l
began giving him DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery, and soon noticed improvement.
l kept this treatment up for few weeks
when he was perfectly we'll. He has
worked steadily since at carpentar work
DR.. Kings New Discovery saved his
life." Guaranteed best cough and cold
cure by Evans Drug Go. SOC and $l.00.
Trial bottle free. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-03-28

NJ E McEwen to VIM Fraser, sat mtg
W l6 rods 1t IL, sec %, and seq sec 60
17.5.
Maud Clay TO F Kane, mtg Its 6,7,S,
bl 8, W & L add Elma-$500.
NJ Ravella to Pasarelli, mtg lts l 2,
3, bl A, Benn's Central add Aber-$320
A VI McGregor to Moclips Lumber &
Single Co, lien on Iogs-$49.
Earl Rutledge vs. Same, same-$3l.
II G Lucore to A Carlson. mtg und%
int in fri NV q sec 7.l7-S-$5l9.
Aberdeen State Bank to II A Hewitt,
sat mtg-$ll00.
W II Hiney to Vance Lumber Co, mtg
lond i'll VIZ OF ne4 Of sea sec 81 1876
$l97.
Elma Light & Power Co to Public. no.
tice to appropriate water from Cloqual-
Ium creek in lot and neL Of nwA sec
1918 5.
CT Wooding to ] A Hutchinson, sat
mtg-$l0OO.
E ii Koehler to F D and NJ Mari, bill
sale stock drugs, fixtures, etc. l. X
Pharmacy, Aberdeen-$5500.
Same to Same, lease lower store room
in koehler bldg Heron street, Aberdeen,
two years for $1,000.
Z Clark, city clerk Aberdeen, TO
Public, certificate OF Ordinance No 277.
Same to same, Ordinance No 455.
Vance Lumber Co to D S Moore, sat
mlg-s362.
Wright q Shaw to A Moore, sat mtg
$500.
Ia Moore to Hermann, mtg land in
sec 35-lS-6-$70O.
p Clark, city clerk Aberdeen, to
Public, certificate Of Ordinance No 346.
On Belts to R Shelton, sat mtg lot
2, sec l2-l6.5.
w ] Bansley to w r Veatch, land
contract lot q, bl "a, Ontario add Ho.
quiam-$1200.
j w Willis & Co to Geo Lulham, bill
sale stock goods in PostoiIice Store, Mon.
tesano-SlS43.
J Perry to W Campbell, mtg ne 81
e it 1t l, b So, Corrected plat Hoq-$3O0.
E Hermann to S Palmer. sat mtg Its
7 to 10, bl l, A & G add Elma.
Eva Lulham to E H Story, mtg lots 3.
4, bl 5. b Il D add Montesano-$9O0.
o Hendrickson to E Thompson, rel
mtg-$1250.
Will Lanning to r G Brown, real e.
tate contract Its to 10, bl 6, w & Sec
ond add Aberdeen-$3O0O.
G Fl Doncaster to A q Hopkins, mtg
Q SO it Its SO, bl As, same ADDISON.
] q Young to Equitable Savings &
Loan Assn, mtg Its 1917, bl %, Harris
River add Hoquiam-$l5OO.
w Thompson to G Atkinson, sat mtg
$1,000.
N q Kaufman to NJ Davick, sat mtg
n 60 # Its 7,S, blk 81, W & B Second add
Aberdeen-$l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
ANNAPOLIS GRADUATES.
Gov. and Mrs. Warfeld Will Give Re-
ception to Students.

% ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 22.-What
promises TO be an interesting event will be
reception to be given by the governor and
Mrs. Warfield at government house on the
evening of April 4. in honor of the men,
bers Of the graduating class Of the Cum
berland (Md.) High School.
1t will be remembered that last summer,
when Gov. Warfield attended COM
mencement exercises at the high schools of
the state, he suggested TO the principals
that they arrange for the graduating class
of each year to make a trip to Annapolis
to visit the state house and the places of
historic interest in the city and at the Ma
val Academy. The coming visit of the Cum
berland graduates is the first acceptance
of the governors invitation. A few weeks
ago the governor received a letter from
Prof Howard c. Hill. principal of that
school, stating that this years senior class
had arranged for trip to Annapolis and
Washington, and asking the governor to
name a day that would be agreeable to
him to have them come. The governor
named April 4.
Gov and Mrs. Warfeld have extend
ed invitations to the senior class of the
Annapolis High School and the senior class
of st. Johns College to meet the western
Maryland visitors. The Cumberland party
will number twenty-six. Other high school
classes contemplate visiting Annapolis, and
the governor will see that they are prop
erly received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
PROBING HENLEY CASE.
Grand Jury Investigate
ing Cattle Poisoning,

ROCKVILLE, Md, March 22.-The grand
Jury now in session here is devoting con-
siderable time to an investigation of the
poisoning of several lead of cattle belong
ing to Oliver G Henley, one of the best
known farmers Of LaytonsviIle district, and
also of the burning of Mr.. Henley's home.
Among those who have been before the
grand jury in connection with the case is
Jonathan Magruder the Washington street
railway conductor. who asserts that he
heard young residen. of Laytonsvlle dis
trict declare that he intended to poison cat
tie belonging to man named Henley. 1t
is understood that the grand jury. will re-
turn indictment in this case.
The grand jury is also considering the
recent murder of Mrs. Mary Long, which
occurred about mile from Wheaton, Mont
gomery county Among those summoned in
this case is Osgood Mckay, son of William
HI. Mckay, who is in jail here charged
with the crime. Young Mckay was the first
person to discover that his grandmother
mad been killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
EDUCATORS AT WOODSTOCK.
Seventh District Educational Confer.
ence in Session

WOODSTOCK, Va, March 22.-Nearly $50
educators, headed by State Superintendent
of Schools ]. D. Eggleston of Richmond,
Va are attending the teachers institute
and seventh district educational confer
ence. which began its sessions in the Meth
odist church here yesterday. In the alb
sence of the mayor, Rev. H. NJ. Canter de-
htered the address of welcome, and the re-
Spouse was by Prof. ]. NJ Schiller of Mount
Jackson.
At the morning session Superintendent J..
b. McInturff of Strasburg delivered an in
structive address on the county schools,
calling attention to the expenditure of $780,
600 Wy Shenandoah county for her public
schools fer the current year. Timely talks
on the educational movement throughout
this section of Virginia were also made to-
day.
Among the prominent speakers at today o
meetings were Prof. c. G. Mapsis, district
superintendent of Charlottesville; Prof. Ar
mond Stone of the University of Virginia;
NJ. L. Walton of Woodstock and State Su-
perintendent Eggleston The sessions will
continue until Saturday morning. Visitors
are arriving on every train to augment the
already large crowd in attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
Child Killed by Flying Stone.

NEW YORK. March 22.-As a result Of
being struck on the head with a piece of
paving stone, Rosa Leone, ten years old, of
132 Chrystie street. died yesterday at Cow
erneur Hospital. The stone was alleged to
have been thrown by William Masters of
the same address. Masters was out eXer-
cisng his dog. when number of boys be-
gan to throw stones at him. He retaliated,
and a piece of stone is said to have struck
the Leone girl. Masters was arrested and
held in 81 600 bail.
When the case came up for examination
Yesterday Masters was discharged because
no one appeared against him. Just as he
was about to leave the court room Coroner
Hamburger telephoned that the child was
dead, and to have Masters re-arrested. He
was later arraigned before Coroner Har-
burger and remanded to the Tombs without
bail. to await the result of the Inquest,
which was set for March 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
SeabOard Air Line Railway

TICKET OFFICE. 1871 PENNA. AVE.
For Petersburg, Raleigh, Wilmington, Columbia.
Savannah, Jacksonville. St Augustine. Tampa. A..
and New Orleans
Eotice.-These arrivals and departures. a. well
- time and connections with other companies, are
given only as Information. and not guar: teed.
1880 AN. DAILY-Seaboard Nail Through
coaches and Pullman Sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla.
also through Parlor Car Washington to Plneaurst.
N. c. DininEs Cars.
Solid Electric-lighted Pullman Train to Camden
Columbia, Savannah. Jacksonville and ST. AuSuS
tine. Dining Cam.
7:25 pm DAILY-Seaboard Express. Solid trails
with Pullman S1eepers to Jacksonville and Tampa.
Through Sleeper to Atlanta, Birmingham and Mem
phis. Daily, except Sunday. Through Sleeper -
X a. STANSELL District Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-22
Estate Goes to Charity.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., March 22.-Mrs. NJ.
Crawford Allen Brown, widow of John Car
ter Brown. a relative of the worlds wealth.
lest baby. John Nicholas Brown has pre-
scented to the Rhode Island Hospital Corpo-
ration her Quidnesset estate, one of Rhode
Islands show places.
The gift is valued at 100000, and COM
prises a roomy brick residence and 100 acres
of the old farm of the late Crawford Allen,
father of Mrs. Brown, to whom ii Is a
memorial The hospital directors will de-
vote the estate to the care of children af-
fiicted with tuberculosis of the bone, and
will fit il up this spring, sending the first
patients there next summer.