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New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
sToEssEL BEGINS PRISON TERM.
Had Hoped for Pardon Until Last Moment
NebogatoF in Adjoining Room.

81. Petersburg. March Z1.-Lieutenant General
StoesseI who yesterday began 20 ten years in
prison for couardice and treason in surrenderinS
Port Arthur TO the japanese, occupies room In
rhe fortress Of 81. Peter and ST. Paul adjoining
GAat oS Rear Admiral Nebogatoff, who is serving
4Se sentence for surrender 70 the japanese at the
0ea cf Japan The room is about twenty feet
aesxe and overooks little garden where the
c&ceys are permitted 10 promenade. Stoessels
family has received permission TO refurnsh his
reli- The officers in the fortress private
cf their and 10 this General Stcessel has been
admitted.
The generals transfer 10 the fortress yesterday
vas unexpected. He persisted until the very last
tn hoping that the Emperor would pardon him
The fortress officials rot prepared for his
reception. There was room available and they
were forced 70 cispossess two officers who had
SERVED under Admiral Nebcgstoff.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
LONDON DULL SOCIALLY.
ART SALES SLUGGISH.
Bishop Hartzeu for Missionary
Work in North africa.
rs,rciai bv French Cable TO The Tribune


fcopyright 1908. The Tribune Association
London. March 21.-London has one gay night
in the week-Friday-and this Is the heaie p
proach to a short ante-Easter season Inc c'''e'
bostesses last night were the Duchess OF SOM
erset and Lady Allendale, and the front oehches
of Parliament represented at one OF 'he
other of these political receptions. There was
also a brilliant dinner and concert at the Russian
Embassy for the Queen and the Empress MARIE
conspicuous for the magnifcence Of the jewels
Otherwise London is dull but is expecting an
animated season after May, with an unusuai
number of town shows.
The marble arch Improvements Will De nm
isbed when the French President arrives, and II
may look like the Arc de Triomphe- Inc deco
rations Of Buckingham Palace are complete out
the repainting of the long front has been de-
ferred for another year st. James's Palace
which has become shabby. will be refurnished
during the autumn and many of the rooms will
be redecorated-
The Royal Institute Of Painters in Water
Coors has a large but mediocre show. There
are no leaders to set a high standard OF Work,
and the majority try to be original by mfsusinS
water color and making it look Ike oil or some
thing else The Burnett collection OF modern
pictures and drawings has gone sluggishly at
Christie's except for Turner's and Corots' but
more interesting sales coming Sir Acland
works Bishop Colts library has brought fair
prices at sotheby's. Mr.. Quaritch carrying off
the best prizes.
The only new play is "Mar3ory Strode. by
A. T. w Mason the novelist and member of
Parliament at the Playhouse. with an eccentric
old mans part for Cyril Maude and Henry
Ainley and Nina Sevening a romantic pair
of lovers II carries conciliation long way
when d French officer Of the Napoleonic period
Is made Al ideal hero at the expense Of one Of
Wellingtons subalterns-
The American Ambs ssad dor will be away for
fortnight or three weeks at the Riviera. where
he and his daughter have engagements for short
visits He was never in better health or voice.
and has planned motor drive from Biarritz TO
Cannes pleasure trip.
Bishop Hartzell is sailing to-day on the
Mauretania to make a report of four years Of
circuit missionary work in Africa and Europe.
and will be followed next month by Mrs. Hart
ze The Bishop is full of zeal for undertaking
a crusade among the Mahometan populations
of Northern Africa. He is greatly encoura ged
by assura noes received from the French gov
ernment. and is anxious TO break ground In
AIgiers and conduct systematic campaign Of
Protestant evangeIizatfon. He considers North
ern Africa the greatest field for missionary
terprise now open to Methodist organizers. and
will make strenuous efforts to obtain active sup
port from the General Conference. l. N. F.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
RAILWAY FROM oRuRo TO porosL

la Paz March Ill. c. Metcalfe president OF
The Bolivian Railway Company. of New York and
representing the National City Bank and Speyer g.
Co of New York. Iett this city to-day for home.
after having reached the basis Of understand
ing for the construction OF railroad from Oruro
&c Potosi, capital Of the richest mining district
m Bolivia, win representatives. Of the Antofagasta
d Bolivian RAILROAD Company. President Monies
is eager TO have this line put through and is graft
fed that the negotiations, which one time seemed
al deadlock finally have been successful. The
ARRANGEMENT is satisfac ctory the Bolivian gov
eminent. which is financially interested with the
National City Bank and Spsyer & Co. in railroad
construction IN Bolivia.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
REICHSTAG LACKS PUBLICITY.

Berlin. March 21.-Chancellor Won BuloW, IN View
of his approaching speech in the Reichstas on the
foreign affairs of the empire is striving to effect
= settlement of the difficulty between the news
naper reporters and Parliament The reporters
vino refused TO attend the sessions owing to Herr
Croebar's epithet of swine received assurances
to-day from practically every newspaper in Ger
MANY that no mention would be made OF the
Rechstae proceedings until satisfaction had been
given. The foreign news agencies. including Havas
and Fournier. and papers published in Austria
Italy London and St. Petersburg have joined in
the movement to support the parliamentary re-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
CHANGE IN MINISTRY OF MARINE.

st Petersburg. March s1.-It is reported here
to-day that the government intends TO remove
Vtcc-Admira Dikoff from the Ministry Of Marine
and intrust the ministry 10 some man who en-
joys q greater degree of public confidence. and
will make special effort 70 secure the battle
ship appropriation from the Douma. Alexander
J. Guchkon. q leader of the Octobrists. is men
toned He denied the report to-day. but said
that important changes In the Ministry of Ma
rine were pending The newspapers say that a
civilian may be appointed and ordered to re-
organize the admiralty.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
soNILLA TO RETURN TO HONDURAS

Panama, March 2.-Advices received here from
Honduras say that the government has granted
the petition of exPresident Polycarpo Bonilla that
h. be permitted TO return TO Honduras. from which
he has exied for many yeaIs, devote
himself TO farming. President Davila has offered
ship.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
BUST OF PoPE STOLEN AT FRAscATI

Porae March q bold theft has been com
,-itted az Frascari. where yesterday thieves
broke into the Viii. Afdcbrsudtni which dates
valuable bus, in Corinthian bronze Of Pope
Clement VIII The thieves gained access by
breaking window and removed the bust. which
weighs five hundred pounds. from It's position in
she central hail Of the villa
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
REVoLUTIoNIsTS FRIGETEN PEKING
Wholesale Arrests Mede-Foreigners Head
Special Guard for officials.

Peking. March 2l--The authorities March Il
fnausurated p series OF wholesale arrests of re-
formers and suspected revouionists. and UP to the
present time 10 fewer than one hundred men have
been taken into custody It is reported that four
of the prisoners have official rank Most Of the
prisoners are men educated abroad.
Yuan Shi kai grand councillor. has recently es-
tsblished a personal police force under the di-
rectiou Of foreigners. whose duty it is safeguard
Ell high ofncials who apprehensive of attack.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
PORTO RIcAN PRIESTS INDICTED.

san Juan. +. R. March T.-The federal grand
Jury to-day returned Indictment against two
priests. named Vega and Janices the editors of n
Catholic publication. for printing an article in
which it asserted that persons contracting
marriage under the civil law live in a state of
concubnage and that their children are illegiti-
mate The Jury holds that the article was obscene
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
COUNT ToLsToY HAS A RELAPSE

st Petersburg. March 21--A dispatch received
here from Yasnaya Polyana says that Count Tel-
stoy who is i'll from influenza. has had relapse
1t is said that he suffers from lack Of strength
arising from the continued strain of his work
He refuses follow the advice OF his doctors
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
CRUISER RECEIVERS LOST CAPTAIN

st Thomas, u. W /. March 2l-The British
cruiser Scylla has picked up thirty miles vest Of
here small boat in which the warship's COM
rlsn6er put 10 his ship while that vessel was
stationed Grenada. b W- /. March ls The
.aptsin was in an exhausted condition when found
and the boat which had been blown 10 sea
~za-e-loeceS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
GENERAL AGUlLAR BURIED.

Guatemala City. March Il The body of Gen
eral Manuel Aguiar. who a commander 4
the tIuatemalan army In the recent war Wit
Salvador. buried to-day with mlitar
honoTe
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
HERR BALllN TO RETAIN POST.

Berlin March 2l.-The Hamburg -Americ an
Steamship Company announces. in reply TO an
inquiry regarding the report published in Berlin
that Herr t,alln would resign from the general
management of the company the next annual
meeting, that there is truth in the rumor
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
A SEALING SCHOONER WRECKED.

Victoria. e g, March 2l.--A telegram received
by Captain Balcom from Nontevideo says that
she sealing schooner Edith r. Bascom has been
wrecked The schooner partly Insured She
was valued at s2,ee There insurance Oh
the skins.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
EXTRApiTION OF w. r. WALKER.

Mexico City. March 2l-Extradtion papers in
the case of William r Walker the former New
Britain Comm banker. have been signed by Pres-
dent Daz and are now ON the way 10 Ensenada
The prisoner viii! be surrendered to the United
States authorities as soon as they arrive there
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
EUROPEANS RANsoMeo FROM Mooas

Casa blanca. March p Two Europeans who wer'
captured recently by the Medakro trlbesmen hav.
been released the payment of ransom of 81. 90
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
JOAQUIN E. MEDINA DEAD

san salvador March -ls-The death of Ioa.
quinn h. Medina, the first vice-president Of Sal
ysdoI has aust been announced.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Far and away more impressive thsh any o'A''
event in the week. none the less. may oe eoh-
sidered the annual report submitted ~ 'Ns
United states Steel Corporation. suppIennsh'@1
bv information of January and February ous
ness of this year Authoritative evidence IS TUT
nished that from the low point OF depression
reached under last years conditions steaoN a'N
healthy recuperation ensues-nothlng o1 sen7d
ttouaI character but everything OF SOUND ou'
look II is impossible that the country can ''
rushing down hill while it's premier tncuS1rs -
on the upward trend Were pesstnlisr1 vera
cious the steel business would make meIdhcHOF
exhibit whereas the contrary is the cheeIH-'
fact That Wall Street appreciates this Is esF
dent from the immediate tonic effect upon ui'
security market of the publication or the slSs
Corporation's report. Such effect Is 70 the 90
degree logical and compelling As o1ten sa'"'
the steel business is the best barometer OF com
rnercial and industrial conditions ascevtainaoie-
when il is healthy II follows that all other oHs-
nesses must at least be wholesou1ely prosfessiHs
Indeed. there are unmistakabe evidences
very many quarters that hard times cond-li0HH'
are becoming much less stringent as sprlns-.S
approaches. One manifestation partlculalV -
couraging Is Just now showing IN an aInlust -.
versaI spirit upon the part of business m.e's, :,
to take cheerful views of the outlook Az. 4,
the extent that sentiment is an influence this
a change healthful and helpful largely
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

With quotations generally improving ths eV-'
of the week seems to forecast still better n'a.
ket ahead The professional element suooeH'
affects the bull side: and with the kno'-
Scarcity of stocks this helps the upward mo''
ment along sturdily- TIPS are becoming aoui
dant: and though customers are scarce po'O'
crowd Stock Exchange Offices NehdiV
things are being promised for Union Pacinc So
the rest of the Hartman list-varied nSs''iN1
paraded- A score OF industrial stocks
scheduled by the oracles for quick. snsrp -
vances. And all this Is In strange CONTRAST VIZ
what for half year has been the Wah S'i"
fashion
Perhaps With a more pronouncsd SVlne- "a.
ing quota atiOns themselves may induce the Pas-.
TO re-enter the narket-a minority or InPV-
brokerage firms saying that they already -
an increased or not an eager outslde ul'e. u.,
mostly confined 10 inquiries so far Europe SVA
tinues haughtily negligent
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Standard Oil interests do not show anSNH
prominently. marketviSe. There IS no o'S''
cradle Morgan party active. or advising
tivity. Thus the forces which are the onS '.
fairly estimatable as potential seem cch'0p
stay quescent. No informed observer hoNe'-.
entsrtains any view that either the Mss
Rockefeller or Mr. Morgan are other than "
the upnuiding side. Undoubtedly these t"e -
ests are now become the chief owners Q. o....
standard sec,,rities Throuxhour our nat'cnss
hysteria they as steadfast. stslvart suppo.i,-
of credit. have been continual and consiS''
vestcrs-
IL current market Improvement does Conn
we will have many examples OF quick -
rises by stocks which are among these OF - -.
priee--lesser industrials. for example. HAo -
ing Coal and American Car and fOuhiis rsr,s
In the railway list shares like these 81 Its,
Rock Island and Colorado Southerf-SsA. .,s+ss
named making earnings records WHEN
f'eSei' '"'"t'S' '"e'' II. ALLAwA1s :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

share oi ths funds belonging 20 five
tribes Be distributed among such ln-
dians as have had the restrictions re-.
moved from their lands The fund
'in the treasury belonging 70 the five
tribes amounts % Blk or seven mill
lions oi dollars.
Senator Gore has introduced two
other bills; one Of them making H.
quor shipments amenable to the state
laws the minute it crosses the bor-
ders OF the state and the other pro-
hlbiting the use Of the mails or tele-
graph for speculative purposes.
ed on an actual fact. All Of the other
characters are drawn from living pro
totypes, There is a treaeherous pol
ished villain, a fun loving Irish cor
poral and his sweetheart, and many
other. dramatic and humorous incl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

ONE or THE MOST IMPORTANT
oF WiFELY ARTS.
Many Garments Cen Sc Saved fsoa
the Rag Bag and Made Nest
and servlceable " Prop
erly Handled.

In darning damask a square Of card
board is basted on the right side Of tho
cloth and the darning is done On the
wrong side, The worn edges 0E the
hole should not be cut away, TINS
making q square OF round darned
patch; instead, the jagged edges are
left and the needle woven skilfully n
and out until the space ia filled Start
this mending one-half inch outside the
hole and continue until the rent is en-
tirely surrounded. These stitches
must be taken so they win not show
on the right side, and the needle
should be passed through the raised
pattern Of the damask, taking up the
threads as though one were darning.
and in working back those left are
taken up, and SO on, just as one would
darn. This strengthens the linen
around the hole and prevents tho
darned hole from tearing away. as Is
always the case when it is not REIN
forced, thus making the last state
worse than the first
The holes that come from ordinary
wear and tear are mended in this way.
but accidents viii happen and Jagged
tears and clean knife cuts are sure to
appear some time These require a
different treatment
If the knife cut is discovered before
it goes to the laundry the trouble Of
repairing is lessened, for all that n
necessary then is to draw the edges
together on the right side, baste a
strip of cardboard over the rent and
darn neatly on the wrong side, as D.
rected above. In this case the REIN
forcing previously described may be
dispensed with, as the linen viii not
be thin on the edges OF the cut as It
always is around the edges Of a hole
OF course, one must go outside Of the
cut sufficiently far to give the neces-
sary strength, but the aim Ia this
work is to conceal the darn. Whea
complete, cut away the stitches on the
right side that were used to draw the
edges together
SuppOsing such rent has not been
discovered until after the linen has
been laundered, then the simple darn
ing will seldom suffice. Instead darn
the cut and at the back hem down
neatly a strip Of white linen tape.
This should entirely surround the slit.
Three cornered or other jagged
tears are more neatly mended if the
tape is used When possible do the
darning first and apply the tape after
ward, but when the Jagged edges are
very open the better way is to sew
the tape at the back and darn down tu
It on the right side.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

One cup solid suet. chopped fine. To
this add one cup best molasses and
one cup sweet milk One teaspoon Gin
namon, one-half teaspoon cloves. Sift
one level teaspoon soda through three
cups sifted -four, using a little Of the
-four to dredge one cup seeded raisins
and one cup currants, pinch salt
Steam three hours. Keeps well to re-
steam when needed.
Sauce for above: Beat one cup
pulverlzed sugar and one-half (scant)
cup butter to a cream; add one cup
milk slowly, lemon extract. Set in a
bowl on top Of teakettle and stir TIN
white and creamy Serve when wen
dissolved.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

Hem the strips Of goods which xnu
wish to plat and proceed as for com
mon machine rufEiing. making the
stitch long and loose. Set the rnilex
at its highest notch and after the en-
tire length has been gathered 90 over
It again with the same side up. Thh
time stitch through the hem at Ne
opposite edge. II you are careful "
start with each stitch OF plat cor
responding with the one on the o.
posite edge, the little plaits viii EN-
tinue evenly to the opposite end.
Now press the strip with a hot ipon
and then sew It on the garment. PuH
out the unnecessary row OF gathering
and shake out the plaits. and you Win
find the quilting handsome and a.
curate.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
o'BrIen Potatoes.

-Four cups potato balls or cubes, ono
good slice onion, ono level tablespoon
butter, four canned pimentoeB, paTs-
ley. Fry the potato balls OF cubes IN
deep hot fat and when done drain on
brown paper and sprinkle with salt.
Cook the onion III the butter for three
minutes. remove the onion and add 10
the butter the pmentoes cut fine.
Heat thoroughly. add the potatoes, and
stir until mixed Turn into a hot sery.
ing dish and sprinkle with finely
chopped parsley
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
NEXT ATTRACTION AT
THE OPERA HOUSE

The romantic drama, The Flam-
Ing Arrow win be the attraction at
the opera house Saturday evening,
January IS. The play is by Lincoln
j. Carter and 1t is claimed it is one
Of the truest pictures Of western life
the stage has SO far seen, depicting
life and frontier realism in and about
famous and historical Old Fort Reno,
the scene of SO many stirring Incl
dents In the pioneer days of the great
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
IA UnusuaI and NourIshIna soup.

One seldom sees this delicious sonu.
made of watercress as follows: One
quart OF meat stock, two lunches OF
chopped watereress and one table
spoonful Of butter Put into q sauce.
pan and let simmer 20 minutes. When
it comes to boil add another table
spoonful Of butter two cups Of cay
enne. This soup may be greatly i'm
proved by garnishing just before sery-
ing with a cupiul Of whipped cream
and half eupful Of fresh wateToEesa
tips.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
1oRE INTRODUCES
IMPORTANT BILLS
I for the Removal of Restric-
ti0ns- Other Measures Faith
cred By Blind Senator

Washington, Jan. 17.-senator Gore
has introduced a bill to remove the
eaairiaiions on all lands belonging to
me fve tribes, except the lands Of
fallhlOods This bill represents only
nr Cores idea Of what ought to be
zone, and is one Of the several which
miIl 30 used by the delegation 70 pre-
pare measure that IL expected to
have the united support Of the dele
CATION
Senator Gore has also introduced a
bin directing that the proportionate
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
TRYu ONCE

There is more actual misery and
less real danger in a case Of real Itch
ing skin disease than any other ail-
ment. Hunts Cure Is manufactured
especially for these cases. 1t relieves
instantly and cures promptly Abso-
lutely guaranteed. d6w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
DON'T IT JAR your

To have a cough that you can't lose
-even when you 60 to bed? Put it
away for good by using Simmons
Cough Syrup. It heals inflammation
Of the throat and lungs-gives you
rest and peaceful sleep d & w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

west when Indians and buffalo were
plentiful as they are now scarce. TIRE
The story Of the love Of Chief White
Eagle for Mary Fremont daughter of
the commander OF the post, Is found
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

Make the ordinary potato salad, us
ing French dressing. Just befora sery
ing add threeQaAFters Of a eupful Df
whipped cream into which has been
beaten half e isaspoonful Of WoFces
tershire sauce. This should b snoueh
for 3 quart q naIaa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

FOR RENT-Good farm for rent;
l7O acres in cultivation; at 81 per
acre Pasture free; goodw ater four
room house, barn, etc. all In good re-
pair. Corn and cotton land Four
miles from Ninnekah. See ]. q. En-
terkine, 4ol Iowa avenue, Chickasha.
1-17-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

High, moderately rolling, very fertile and very
healthy prairie country all around the high divide
between the Washita and Canadian rivers altitude 1900
feet. Good, pure water IS to 40 feet deep.
An ideal location for residence business or health
Amber is destined to become noted for its Good Water
Healthful Climate and Business Location. Other places
killing their doctors with too many patients ours
are starving for the want of patients.
The townsite is as pretty as map. No pools, no
draws, no hills to its surface but we-drained,
moderately rolling prairie, not maned lot In it One
Hundred and Seventy Aeres-soo Lots 400 lots yet un
sold.
We have school district 3 by miles, IA school
population of I3o and not negro In the district
Amber Is surrounded by as pretty and as good
farming country you ever saw ECome, see and let
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17

ROOM AND BOARD-For students
of business college. Call 219 ~ srd
street 1-l7-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-17
Just Opened

MDED Is located decided land (Indan
xA1tA0LAA allotment with restrictions renoved)
on the Frisco Railroad 50 miles southwest of Oklahoma
City, and miles northeast Of chckasha in the
Indian Territory portion of the New State Of Oklahoma
on Frisco trunk line from ST. Louis to the Southwest
Railroad station and 1000 feet side track within the
limits Of the tOwnsite Trains arrive at Amber at $50
a. m and I2:I5 and T:5o p m.