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Evening star., 1909-03-07
DEPENDS ON RUSSIA
Status of Austro-Hungarian-
Servian Situation.
VIENNA HOPES FOR PEACE
Declines to Accept Conference of the
Powers.
WANTS TO NEGOTIATE DIRECT
Germany Opposed to Intervention in
Questions Concerning Two In
dependent Nations.
WANTS TO NEGOTIATE DIRECT

VIENNA, March Count ForsaSch.
the Austro-Hungarian minister at Bel
grade, has been instructed TO inform the
Servian government that owing to the
attitude maintained by Servia for the
last few months the government Of the
dual monarchy, to it's regret, has not
of the commercial treaty with Servia
which expires March 81 for parliament
tary sanction.
The AUstro-Hungarian government,
Count Forgasch is instructed to add.
cherishes the confident hope that Ser
via. which. it is generally understood.
has, in accordance with the advice OF
the powers. decided to change its policy
with regard to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
will notify Vienna Of this wise resolu-
tion, as well as Of it's intention to main
tain peaceful and neighborly relations
with Austria-Hungary.
AS soon as this notification Is received
Austria Hungary will be preparing to
negotiate the questions of trade inter-
course between the two countries.
Issues More Clearly Defined.
BERLIN, March 6.-The situation be-
tween AustriaHungary and Servia aris-
ing from the efforts Of the latter coun-
try to obtain compensation for the an
nexation by the dual monarchy of Bosnia
and Herzegovina was tonight acknowl-
edged to be disquieting; there is, however.
this advantage: The issues are more
clearly defined.
1t can be said with authority that every
thing depends upon the position Russia
takes The situation-is as follows:
Servia has undoubtedly renounced all
her direct claims, both territorial and
economical, but at the same time she
charged Russia to place these demands
before an international conference. Aus
tria-Hungary declined to accept such a
conference before the principles at issue
between them and Servia have been set
tied.
Austria Hungary is prepared to grant
favorable commercial and economical
compensations to Servia if Servia con-
sents to negotiate direct. but should a
conference be called to deal with these
questions Austria-Hungary. with the sup
port of Germany. would oppose any con-
cesSions.
Austria Hungary and Germany consider
that conference should be called only
to ratifiy agreements already made and
they do not recognize the right Of the
powers in any way to intervene in ques-
tions concerning two Independent nations.
Turkey Opposes Intervention.
It is affirmed also that Turkey is in
Evening star., 1909-03-07
WIRELESS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Nevermore to Be Cut OF From Rest
Of World by Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, March Gone result
Of the blizzard of Wednesday was the
establishment by the city of wireless
plant on top of the city hall tower.
The top of the tower is 037 feet from
the ground. A powerful wireless outfit
has been put up which will put Philadel-
phia in communication with any sea sta
ton operating a wireless plant within a
radius of thousand miles.
Profiting by the example furnished by
the plight in which Baltimore finds itself.
cut off entirely from wire communication
WITH the outside world. city officials to-
day began to work preliminary to the
erection of a plant that will keep Phila-
delphia in touch no matter how badly the
land lines are prostrated.
Evening star., 1909-03-07
DIFFICULT TO BREATHE
Relief Overnight by Latest Scien-
tifc Discovery.

N spite of the fact that the majority of asthma
sufferers inclined toward the belief that
asthma is incurable, the statement Is made
without qualification that the only permanent
cure for this distressing disease Is the celebrated
specific. ascatco. dispensed since Its discovery,
short time ago, by the Austrian Laboratory
Chronic cases Of asthma IN all parts OF the coun-
fry have been permanently cured by this won
derful preparation, which Is taken by the patient
in seven-drop doses at home, without necessi-
iating a change of climate, which is foolishly
supposed to be necessary.
The demand for ascatco in Washington has
caused the directors of the Laboratory to supply
Ograms and O'Donnels drug stores with a
quantity of the preparation-a ffty-cent size for
mild cases. and the s. size. sufficient for one
months treatment and which will cure chrouic
cases with rapidity that will simply astonish
the patient.
The Austrian Laboratory, - West 25th street,
New York city will send free an experimental
treatment to all those who write for it,
Evening star., 1909-03-07
JOEL L. BARRETT DIVORCED.
Wife Gets Decree; Court Says Wash
ingtonian is Bay State Resident.


BOSTON, Mass, March 6, 1909.
That person may make his home in
Washington for the greater part of ten
years and yet be q full-fiedged citizen of
the state Of Massachusetts, was the
decision handed down today in the unique
divorce case OF Mrs. Cornelia Barrett OF
Boston, who sought and was given free
dom from her husband. Joel L. Barrett,
who is connected with the biological sur
vey of the Agricultural Department in
Washington.
The Barretts were married in this city
in July, 1896. and lived here together for
year. During the next year they lived
happily together in half dozen other
states, and then came back to Boston.
When Mrs. Barrett recently began her
divorce action on the grounds Of deser-
ton Barrett raised the question of his
legal residence in this state. Judge Dana
today decided they are both still proper
residents of Massachusetts and that Bar
rett deserted his wife at the railway sta
ton here. when he left for Washington
without her.
Evening star., 1909-03-07
MUFFS FOR HUNTERS.
Not Uncommon in Germany-Some
With Cartridge Pockets.
From the Queen.

From the Queen.
A muff is a recognized article of attire
for German sportsn1en. Not that every
sportsman carries a muff, but the wearing
cXcites no more surprise than the wear
ing ,.af a. pair OF fur-fined gloves. It is
quite as efficacious as fur-lined gloves,
and the hands are disengaged in a mo-
ment.
In turning over the pages of German
periodicals devoted to sport and natural
history one continually meets with illus
trations of shooting or stalking scenes In
which some of the members of the shoot
are carrying muffs quite as unconcernedly
they do their field glasses.
MuffS OF this kind are exposed for sale
In the shop windows Of those outf1tters
who devote themselves specially to sup
plying the needs of sporting men. Per-
laps more is made of them a particu-
lar line In Berlin than in provinces. but
they may be bought t;ist as readily In
Breslau. Dresden. Munich, Leipzig. Han
over or Hamburg as in the capital. and
the appearance of a muh carrying sports
man, even il he were in a hopeless mi
nority, would excite no remark even from
outsiders in the provinces or In the neigh
borhood of Berlin.
These muffs are carried on a cord pass
ing around the neck or strapped around
the waist. and some have a pocket In
front which serves to hold cartridges.
Those in general use have the merit of
cheapness as we'll as Of warmth. for the
prices of stock goods range from IS to
15s, though no doubt more expensive
rnuffs are to be bought Thus the lowest
mentioned price will buy a serviceable
muff of green felt. the same material Of
which shooting coats and pelerines are
made, lined with white lambskin.
For an extra couple of shillings one can
have a similar muff with a pocket In
front. Ten shillings is the price of a cat
skin muff trimmed with tails, lined with
sheepskin and having a pocket for car
tridges.
foxskin muf of similar pattern, orna-
mented in front with mask. is to be had
for lis. Covering the front with the skin
of the common seal brings the price up to
12s Cd while the los article is covered
with brown leather and the pocket flap or
namented with two roedeer hoofs.
Evening star., 1909-03-07
Musical French Politicians.
from the London Globe


The members of the French chamber of
deputies include poets, dramatists. actors
and artists Of more or less eminence.
while as regards music the chamber con-
tains sufficient talent to form very
creditable orchestra. though a wag might
suggest that chamber music would be
more appropriate. NJ. Meline relieves the
tedium of looking. after the agricultural
interests Of his country by playing the
violoncello. He would find very good
accompanist in Gen. Picquart. who. 1t is
said, is q better pianist than a minister
Of war NJ Clemenceau is not particu-
larly devoted to music, but there Is one
notable who has been before the public
gaze lately whom one would least suspect
of being a devotee of the gentle music.
1t is NJ Deibler, or NJ. de Paris, as he is
familiarly known, who performs On the
violin with no mean ability. when not
performing ON another instrument.
Evening star., 1909-03-07
Indian Baskets Tell Stories.
From the Bohemian.

The making of Indian baskets is the
work of the women of the tribe. Union
ored and unsung, unknown even to the
daughters of her daughters, the Indian
woman basket maker passes to her grave,
leaving behind her d chain of woven
books, each a volume in itself. The alb
original basket maker puts into every
piece of work she turns out as much Of
the history of her race she knows and
all Of her own life, if she can express it
in the set pictures or figures which have
been handed down to her since basketry
began.
Evening star., 1909-03-07
AFTER STOCK EXCHANGES.
Hughes Commission Continues In
vestigation in New York.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE commits
sion appointed by Gov. Hughes to inyes-
tigate the methods of operation of the va
rious stock exchanges in this city held
another meeting at the chamber of COM
merce today. Some of the governors of
the stock exchange have been invited to
appear and give their views
Chairman Horace White admitted that
an invitation had been sent to James R.
Keene, who had been asked to appear, but
up to the present time no answer has
been received from him. Other prominent
stock market operators have received
similar invitations.
The commission hopes to wind up its in
vestigations the latter part Of this month
and submit it's report to the governor
early in April.
Evening star., 1909-03-07
VICES WORKING DISASTER.
Bishop Predicts Gradual Extinction
of African Race.

BALTIMORE. Md. March 6-In an in
terview today Bishop Hugh McFerry of
the Roman Catholic diocese of South
Africa, predicted the gradual extinction
of the African race by the operation of
the vices of civilization. Bishop McFerry
is guest of Cardinal Gibbons
Evening star., 1909-03-07

The Klots Throwing Company. owners
of large silk mill at Fredericksburg,
Md. and Of other big plants In different
parts of the United States. is having a
deed of trust recorded to the Knicker-
booker Trust Company of New York, as
trustee, for $3.50 COO
Evening star., 1909-03-07

At Mineral, in Louisa county. Va. A.
c.. Strickler Of Pittsburg and Miss Mabel
Rohr, daughter of John Rohr Of Mineral.
were married.
Evening star., 1909-03-07

II.
1t stne
ne the earlier period Of popularity have g by the board and are never
be found merits When fair trial for weak stomach
and blood qualities
has and while of less articles have
a
distress after eatin6
Pierce's
humbug
bigger DOME buy
DIR. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription
"cuan" 1t only advised for os special ailments
tnnakes stron6 WILL Less adver
ling front
ranks. where 1t stood decades ago.
a
Evening star., 1909-03-07
GOOD

There of making lasting friends like "Making Good and
Dr. Perces medicines we'll exempiy this and their friends after
decades of popularity numbered by the hundreds of thou
sands They have made good and they have made dunkads
good honest squaredea medicine of known composition is
Evening star., 1909-03-07
Proved Administration Wrong

"And now coming to the testimony OF
those detectives hired by the government
and they were paid $4,000 out of the
United States Treasury for the work.
denounce 1t as absolutely false. not to
use the stronger and ugler word. I have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
BISHOP aoAsrs sAcAgLoAs.

Special 10 The Daily Lender
Kansas City Mar. rs TO the
haehelor he who enjoys sineIe bless.
ednesa Ii 10 rnma mnnh woe and
sorrow here and hereafter according
10 bishop Robert Mcintyre Of Den.
yer "a lecture en "RuilDned Up
reoplo 81 the Independence Avenue
Methodist church. The bishop be
leYgs lhai the bachelor Is slnnins
asainsi Hpa and Is deIealIng Ills
Woe uIfp HIM Vho chls across the
grain Of Gods scheme Of lhe Unit
7eFse We hear much ahanl single
hlessedness and the 10y uf independ.
ence but there afe no such things.
The ereat Greater never made 4
dngle thing Everything in the uni
seFse mas rs mate or other half.
Man cannot spi himself against Cod !
Ail aud come qa of tho hattie IN.
ieAlhedl The loveless bachelor has
apasled d hla huliohAd up happiness.
1ui be vii sorrow for Il III Woe
into him ! say. aud let him heware
+ ihe IT. 20 come. lie Is guilty q
he black SIN
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WANT TO GUY HIM a SUIT,


Special to Daily Leader.
Marietta. O.. Mich Is WhrnlpF him
thai nnl he could "suuaro hlnself
with the people he 3uuld be lfeate
80 c0ai Of tar and feathers an anony
nous leitor writer directed an ep,stle
% the Rev Df. j + Mills Of tnli
CIV Tile letter has been turned 0sct
10 The postal authorities By the sr,is'
tees Of ihe First Baplist church Of
which Dir Mills is pastor
The threatening letter ~ the out
come of rumors that have been goine
The rounds for several days here IN
which The nqmo Of Dr. NILS and 4
number ol well known women Of Mat
ielta not members Of BIS chnEregl
ton. have been linked sensaslonally
Dr. Mills was active for The temper
anoe forces IN tho recent county op
ton campaign an1 4 Is believed BY hls
friends that this a scheme for revenge
on The rart Of someone
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SOUTH w ESTERN
NORMAL NOTES

Prof Dpwells discussion Of The pre-.
ueratlon Of iron and steel. prepara.
tory TO a later discussion & The cor,
rnsion Of FENCE wire has excited con
siderable Interest lie spoke ON the
subject al chapel Wednesday morning
and expects 70 continue the discus
SION ~ later chapel service.
Mr., Harder has returned ia school
after an absence Of several days due
70 an stiaek Ct grippe
Local orators are ID training Cor the
preliminary contest which II o decide
who viii represent the Southwestern
n the state contest Al Oklshoma City
Aiay 2l
The subject for debate ~ the Aurora
society meeting on Wednesday even.
Ing was the relative advantages Of
country and city life
Miss Nellie Bryan and Miss White
are % give musical recital In the
near future.
Prof Bryan delivered bis farewell
address al chapel Thursday morning
lie left Sunday for his new work At
Edmond.
Tho Basketball game with Elk City
Saturday was a glorious victory for
The home team. This game ends the
basket ball season
Friday was arhnr day and Prof
Blake talked very forclhlY at chapel
on the care Of trees AMI birds
Tho Y. " c. A. is ncw meeting al
O'clock on sunday afternoons at the
building
Tho chaflng Dish club held a pleas.
ant meeting AZ the building Friday
evening
Miss Alternately is ~ at her home
II Paris Tex
The Athletic association offered the
visitors from Elk city reeeption sat
nrday evening.
Prof Kirby told the chapel attend.
ance Monday Of 4 recent Information.
al MATHEMATICAL meeting IN Italy
Ncya Alkife Is absent on Jury ddty
q Aranah0e this week.
Prof Bohannon presided Al chapel
Tuesday morning tIis subject was
The search for Indian relics Il Illinois.
Oscar Ferguson has finished his
school and has entered Tia normal
f0l The spring term
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COOKING AT SEA FOR
A SMALL ARMY

Within population Of more than i.Onp
10 BE- touhed ior anl TOD. three. fous
and i've ilmes day FOR week, and
with ne butcher, bakery and grocery
around ,the curner the culinary al.
rangemcnts Of modern steamshl9
must OF necessity be most completed
Gieat coil storage rooms foF perish.
able provisions must BE- provided as
gell as toe appliances Tor cooking and
preparing The raw material, The kllch.
en- and provision rooms OF the George
washington. The newest steamship ol
the North German LLOYD and the largs
est German eersel ahoat. which will
arrive ~ New YORK Iune 29th. are q
enormous dimensions. The Kitchens
Of the first and second cabln4 are
near the dining rooms 0f their res
speetlse classes In them are great
steamlnE. stock pots, ranges. steam
tables, and all modern machinery
which can In any way old the chefs
10 their work.
Many Of these devices such as ee9
tealefs potato parefs, minelng ma.
chiuns automatic egg hollers. colfee
lmillH and dlkhwashins machines are
worked hv electricity.
II addition 10 the kltchelsa there
afe on b0lfd ice hQnses for meats.
bakeries 4 confectionery room and
seullfry rcnma. IN all the Kitchen and
provision ioonia occupy 4 space q
II ono cAhlr feel
The seold storage nnd provision
roams are 50 arfanged that their con
tents may be readls semi Into the
Kitchens By electrically opefalea duma
wtlsefs
The greales attention was given
every detail ol the provisioning and
Kitchen Accommodation IA ofdef thaI
the great number nf passengers and
crew mlshl Be properly nnd promptly
sn|.
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WAS
GRANTED

A. j. jones lawyer and minister,
iecehcd parole from Governor Has
fnl Yesterday lie was convicted at
Enid, hts home town Of assault Nith
j dangerous waapon and received q
eniencc of ninety aays III the county
iall TIE sentence was passed m De
fembeg st last. year but Jones was
given STAY Of execution IN order
that he might seek executive clsmen.
d. The state hoard recommended q
pardon. bul the governor saw IL %
sIyp OulV 4 parole
In difficulty Arising out Of ilonnes'
llc troubles he badly cut IN Enid man
namel sweet, sReet was confined "a
lls he'd I0r several days aa result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
BANK OFFERS REWARp.

special To lhe Daily Leader
Camanehe. 0kla Maf rs Off
elals or IhA First National Rank Of
comauche epseEday Offered re-
ward of $500 tsF any Information
lending Ia the apprehension or II.
rest Of jean Il. Campbell. assistant
rashler anil acting city treasurer who
sklpped out yesterday durlne The ab.
sencr If lhe president and rasher.
taking vilh hlm more than SO 900 IN
epld and currency end ieaFlna q nose
explalnlns about he time and lock
end he iaqt thai he was trunk when
lo leIi No liaee q Tie snnn has
liaen eneNgFd
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VIII VA Sc cANTALoUpas.
speclai to Daily Leader

srecla to Daily Leader
Ogden, Utah Mch Is The ogden
Fruit Growers assocl9lian ls al wullt
ION 4 planlto have rtiSed iAgfhls liein'
ilN aaxf seaseh upward 0i lsalaeNsr
of cantaloure 10 be shipped IL thf.
load lois 70 New York cry, Il Is ail.
nounced tAat forty memhefg Of .sie az.
Eoclatl0n have each aeseed III Hssp'a
from two 70 i've acres Of ground To Enlli
purpose y ls clalnlcil Ehal The raif sai
~ eaAtaloupe IN tlls secllon nn
longer an experiment ether a w
QunnEisr or quality
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~ ~ n M s ~ n sAsss
CRIMINAL COURT


he defendant where no brief IS f4ed
hs the plaintiff IN error, This court
viii look only 10 the jurisdiction Of
the court the sufficency Of the Ia.
formation and he regularity OF the
Judgment.
Il Wtere the plaintiff IN err r
was convicted upon trial By jury
With violating the DrohIbliury law
and appeals from The Judgment of
conviction. and NO briefs are filed
oi argument presented Il u not the
duty nf ihls court 50 80 inta an ex.
animation II lhe evidence tu deter
mine whether On not the trial court
erred IN the admission or seiccilon
Of testimony, or determine he sur.
fioiency Of the evidence 10 sustain
tic conviction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

NeIeclka water Power Co, Of
Oklahoma city Capital stock. $40.
600 Directors, c. 7. Blake OF 10.
bart; s. r Amber and II MeGofllu
Of oklahoma City
Nj. Zion Cemetery ASSN Of Hen.
nessey Capital stock, $500 Direcs
tors. J r. Parker. J + Ilrpgsn, A.
c. Herrian. w II Hershboraer, and
" p Miltls, an Of Hennessey Rural
Route No 2.
Chattanooga Elevator Cos Chailk.
nooga, Okla Capital stock $1,000.
Directors. q E parkhill r q Shat.
fer. o N. Mufrss A J Laurie aud
J. + jennie all q Chattanooga
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Opinion by Judge Doyle,
John Hance plaintiff IN error
State Of Oklahoma. defendant IN err
ror Qkmulgee County,
i. Tho criminal court oi appeals,
where 10 briefs have been filed
on behalf 81 the plaintiff IL error,
Win not diligently search the record
III discover errors. and the judgement
Ol The trial court VIII be Efflrmed
where no proindIclal error appears
uppp the face Of ibe record
Where 81 appeal Ia taken ln
criminal case and no briefs are
Tiled this conrt win examine the In
formation. the Instructions Of the
e9nfs and the exceptions taken there
70, ana lha judgment viii Be aifIimed.
8 IN criminal cases appealed By
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cay Musician U3INf#
Forty principal cillesN 81 4 hhH sbuptty
that hase witnessed the shpcrb pro
duclloa 0i the latest comic opera sue
cess. sf1he Gay Musician" have de-
ciared that Ii Is without doubt the
beSl ana most refined musical aitrhc'
lion seen IN many years Recently
li et Louis the company played for
two weeks 10 TIE most remarkable
BUSINESS Of the season. and Us tour
Of lho South Is likely 10 evoke as much
enthusshbln al il has elsewhere
The 8 Louis Times rcccntly said
Of the Cry Musician
mo cleaner or aprlshtller or more
suneful production has been seen here
n manY day than this same Gay
Musician. The principals are ell ex'
UNllnnt and may be said 20 fatty oil
rlao the honofh with the chorus, whirh
has the weril ofnot Only being guou
looking Int ALSO Slows how 10 sins.
Some stunning gowns are worn bg
the ladies' Of the company and when
The chorus lllcs In for the nnal number
an ID evening dress, the audience gave
4 llttlc gfsp OF asionlshmenl and then
nnuIandsu vigorously
III srhc CAY Musician Irllan EA-
wards has outdone himself even With
The ofea'i OF Dolly Warden 70 hia
record and be may well be proud OF
hls latest conception. II "a not hard
to find tl.c reason Of the long run o.
the comic opera Ia New York and Bos'
ton and rs success wherever present
ud. The mualc never sinks TO the
point a medIocrity and AZ times rises
frr als1ye the average standard Of
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