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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-17

If no unforeseen acc dent hap
p ns the greatest crop known t"
the history If this country will
be the result # this wears crop.
Then Ardm"re viii boom with
b:SineSS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-17

IF you don't believe in adYertis-
ing on the grounds that it does not
pay, then why object to a man
who does have faith in the virtue
OF printers ink, SEQ ping in the
tradet If it don't pay then y"U are
not burt BY the other mans reck-
1easoA.s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-17

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A Western Breeze.

Easterner-DO you do any yachting
out West?
Westerner-Oh. yes. On our lakes
and rivers ! had q yacht. but il
blew away.
"Whv didn't you follow and get il
bPck?"
Hadn't any balloon"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-17
BiacS and Yellow.

On a festive occas on MIR. Jones'
who is by nature courtesy itself. com
pliinrnted middle-nged lady upon
hor dress, the upper part of which
MAS Of black lace. Nothing" said
he, ITO my mind Is SO becoming as
black and yellow" Yellow shs
cried; "oh. good graciOusi That's no4
RT dress: that's mel"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Editors ArdmOreite:

GQIiOTS ATuIuOFelle.
Gentlemen.-hieAse Runoarre my
name rs q candidate for the Office Of
Governor of the Chicka>aw Nation.
at the ensuing election, in August,
1894. / want all that are in favor OF
Au equa! division of the land TO give
lne their support. r. l.. Boyd.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-17
New rIrht An an Ola Place.

Professor Dolley OF the university
Of Pennsylvania, has discovered that
the thyrsus carried by Bacchus was
the flower cluster of the date palm,
not fir or pine cone as usually trans
lated
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
THE KRAAG-JORGEN


There arrived yesterday from WASH
ington one Of the new military Kraag-
Jorgenson rlflce, addressed Ia Governor
Riokarda, The rife attracted no llttl,
attention In the executive office. Al was
examined by great many people. and
while some few thought the Springfield
ib-7O superior arm for military ser
vice. all admitted that the new rifle
IN wonderful weapon
The Kraag-JurBenson In but thirty
collber the smallest bore OF any mill
tnry rife adopted by European c0un-
tries. II shoots y long rteel encnHed
bhll, whose penetration even Mt eX-
tremely long range In astonishing The
rine IN repeater or single shot nj the
VIII OF the marksmon. II In provided
with a half magazine carrying six cart
ridges, These cartridges are charged
with thirty grains OF smokeloss pow
der. and, owing 10 the length of the
ball, are very long. The cartridges are
or the bottleneck variety. familiar 10 all
western men who have used the Win
chester model of rs. owing 10 the
smallnesa of the ball and the sensitive
ness of the krnag-Jorgenson cartridge
primer the arrangement OF slowing the
cartridges IN the magazine IN necesgar-
NY different 10 that In other repeating
rifles. In most rifle magazines the cart
ridges are lined one after another the
ball OF one resting on the base of the
shell " another but IN the new rife
magazine the cartridges lap each other.
In this way tho small conloal hardened
ball does not come In contact.wlth the
primer OF the shell ahead OF Il, thus pre-
vomiting accidental discharge IN the
magazine
The breech Of the rife IL somewhat
peculiar II Is constructed upon some
thing OF the principle Of the old French
chassepot II is thrown open by large
knob which extends out from the breech
block. This knob, TO a certain extest,
destroys the symmetry of the rife and
iH much objected 10 by some military
authorities, as n interferea somewhat
with the rapid execution OF the IMAM
nal." The new rifle IL provided with a
sabre -bB yonet
The Kraag-Jorgenson has recently
been adopted by the United States gov
| ernment for the army. Some Of the
troops are already supplied with the
rifles. and all other regular forces OF
the standing army will have them as
soon as possible. The new rife has
many strong friends among the small
arms experts OF the United States army
II has been put 10 very severe tests. and
II was only adopted after It's superiority
was thoroughly esta blished.
There are many friends OF the old
Springfield who maintain that Il Is
much the better military weapon Of the
two. The Springfield has seen much
very hard service and has always dem
onstrated it's reliability on every occa.
sion that some OF its friends think II II
n mistake to throw IL aside for weapon
that has never been through a cam
paign. IL IL true that the 1910 is In
some respects superior 10 the new rife
II is simple, stronger. less liable to get
out Of order and can easily be cleaned
These advantages, OF course. are In It's
favor. but against IL Is arrayed many
points conceded TO the small callbeT
rife. chief OF these are Its long range
and remarkable penetration. smokeless
discharge and accuracy at great dis.
| tances.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
GONE THREE WEEKS.
SEARCH PARTY BEING ORGANIZED
No Went Out From His Camp Near Butl.o,
and Nothing Has Been Seen Of
Him Since.

John w, Baohm, n proapeotor and hunt
er whose homo h on Ton Mile creek, has
been missing for three OF four weeks. and
grave fears are entertained by his friends
hsto his safety. llaehm had a prospect
about half mile south Of Butler, In the
blue Cloud mountains, and while work
ing II pitched his camp there. When tired
OF working on his claim II was bis Gus
tom to 40 hunting and In some OF bis
expeditions frequently went far into the
mountains alone. Three or four weeks
ago paehm, on one OF HE expeditions
killed deer aud n bear, which he pack
"a into camp Thai was tho last seen OF
him by anyone. NO far "a known. lie IL
supposed TO have gone bhck after more
game,
WIN Green, who attends 10 the water
works AT the mouth OF Rlmlnl canyon,
and Is holding down n mining location
not far from Bnehm's. desired 10 10 east
about three weeks ago. and went 10 see
Baehm 20 get the latter To- look out for
his work during HIS absence, Baehm was
not there. 30 Green left him n note say
ing when aud what he wanted him for.
Not hearing from HIS man, AMI being
anxious TO get away. Green went back 10
Baehm's camp few days ago. Bnehm
wan not there then, but the note was. and
that fact showed that the hunter had not
been back. Green then became alarmed
and made Inquiries among those In the
nelghborhood. Nobody had seen Baehm
for three on four weeks,
A search party OF Baehm's friends has
been organized and will start out to-day
TO look for him. The fact that his gun
was not nj the camp shows that he took
that weapon along II ia believed that he
WAS either taken sick or met with an ac-
cident while I'm the mountains and N
there now, but whether dead or alive IA
merely conjecture. Some, however. think
he ran across "A bear, and wounded the
animal, but got the worst OF II In a sub
sequent encounter. There has been but
little snow IN the hills this winter. so the
Idea that he had gotten lost does not lnd
many supporters, especially as he was
well acquainted with the country and It's
trails
Baehm is a single man. 20 years OF age
and his relatives all live in Nebraska lie
had been at his camp near Butler for
three or four months.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
,yOTTYNGs ABOUT TOWN.

The A. O. L. W. viii give a grand ball
at the auditorium on the night OF Jan. ].
The Minuettc club will have It's first
dance Of the seRson to-night,at Electric
hall.
The High School Literary society, will
hold an open session this evening, 10
which the public il cordially invited.
The executive committee OF the Ma
tIonal Educational association has select
cd Denver as the next place OF meeting
Murty Leury has decided one-third in
terest OF the Carolina quartz lode 10 VIM.
Dwyer the consideration named being
one dollar.
The regular meeting OF the Central ".
c. T. T.. Will be held al the home OF Mrs,
Rosccrnns. on Fifth avenue, at three
o'clock this afternoon.
There win be services at the seventh
Day Adventist hall, In the Denver block
tonight. Subject. "The Punishment Of
the Wicked In Hell Fire" All are well
come.
VIM. Douglas and others filed yesterday
notices Of annual representation upon the
Dead Horse May. Eldorado, Forrest. Snt
urday, Holland. Prospect and Summit
claims.
J. II. williams. who on Wednesday was
found guilty OF the larcency OF Si,jo from
the residence Of r. u. Fisk was som
fenced yesterday 10y Judge Gage to thirty
days In the county Jail.
There win be n special meeting OF Ma
omi lodge No. l. Daughters of Rchecca,
for drlll, Saturday evening Dec lh, at 1.2O
o'clock All members are earnestly re-
quosted TO be present.
II Is reported that Jumbo the World'H
ralr steer. Weighing 1900 pounds. and the
lnrEost animal In Montana, ls TO end his
existence next week. at which time he rs
to he slaughtered by the Marysvllle Meat
company.
A telegram received from Cascade yes,
terday announces the death WcdnoHlay
night OF Jouett Allen son ~ VIM Allen
Heart fniluro was the cause. Deceased
was about ~ years OF age. and hld been
resident OF that section for many years.
Notices OF intention to hold ana worl,
mining claims were lllcd yesterday as fol-
loWNi Flora Extension. Grconhorn district.
by Samuel Dcmpslcr ana others, Lincoln
aud Blue Cloud, by Peter Tostcin; placer
In Greenhorn district. by Buck plllard;
Double STANDARD, by s, g. Stnnhopc: Pitts
burg. May and Louisiana, In Ottawa dis
triet, by Michael O'Rourkc; NJ. G. X and
Capital lodcs, IN the ottawa district, by
Jas. u. Ticrncy.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
OPERAS OF MERIT.
Two OF Them viii Be Given at Ming's Opera
House Next Week.

New operas that possess both merit and
popularity being rare. revlvals of old ones
answering these requirements are not un-
welcome The popularity OF Black Hussar
Ia recorded In operate history. and its ap-
pearance carries assurance OF renewed
success, especially when the chief char
acters are enacted by players and singers
who have themselves won popular favor
Black Husaar Is the opera which the Cal
houn opera company will render upon its
appearance at the opera house next Tues
day evening. This company is always COM
posed Of the best operatic lights In the
country, In the cast will be seen such
popular artists as Miss Laura Mellows.
leading soprano; Miss Adele harrington,
leading contralto and soubrette; Mr.. Geo
Lyding, leading tenor: MIR. Anthony B.
Wagner, leading baritone: and Messrs.
Douglas Flint and Teddy Webb. come
dians. with the company is a full orches-
ira OF more than usual merit. They will
probably receive a warm welcome upon
their appearance.
Amorita Will be given Monday night.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Protest Against cIemencY.
4 n

The following telegram from Robert
Sorrey, at Kalispell, was received at
the executive Office yesterday for Gov.
Richards:
Petitions signed by persons unac-
quainted with the atrocity Of the crime,
ask commutation of G. j. Blacks sem
tence. In the names Of justice, the
home, thejorphans made by Blacks 3
crime, we ask that the law be permitted
to take It's course"
II was signed by ]. NJ. Crust. j. w.
Walker, r.. W. Main. VIM. Read, John
w. Pace. Fred w. Downer, 5. u. Nc
Carihy, l.. ID. Newcomb. {. f. Fuller
ton. j. J. Kennedy, ''apd 200 others II
necessary Fih.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Arrivals al The Helena,

7, II. Ellis NJ. C. Riley. Il. V. Maze. W.
X, Tonkin. Gus Garrick. John r. Bor-
dcaux, James n, Monteath, Ned Macdon-
aid, " G. Whitney, W. ]. Alexander, A.
Wehl NJ Sllyermnn. W. Il. Gehrmann. J.
A. Fraser, Il. II. WellSing A. II, Barrct,
Geo. r.. Miller, g. j. Reynolds. J. A, Rut-
ledge. Phil T. Davis, @. w Cormick. a.
Balinforth, VIM. Gunner Louis u. Best,
u. Il. Calkins. Simon Jacobs, James II.
Gallagher. q, =. Blaine, ]. +. Kelly, Butte;
J. A. Shoemaker, Bozeman; O. A. Tib-
bits, Winston; II w. Rowley, II. Il.
Thompson, w. w. Johnston. Billings; lie "
l., Galway and wife, Virginia city: Mrs.
outram, Mnrysyilloi j. D. Finn. Living.
ston; G. E Roberts, j. II. Rurton. Chi
caeo; E. ID, Hnskln1, ST. Louis; Jos J.
Hnarus, Theo Monsfeld, G. E. Langham.
New York. l.. Feist, Cincinnati; ed J.
Marx. ST. Louis D. Il. Burleigh, Salt
Lake.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
LOTE MATCH.
So the Relatives Of the Groom Declare In
Earnest

Earnest
New York. Dec. l3.-Alice Bernlce Pix
ley became the wife OF Julian Potter on
Friday, Sept. 1ith. There are several rca-
sons for the marriage possessing pecu-
liar romantic interest, one being that the
bride was the sister OF Annie Plxley. the
popular actress In "Mllss," who died a
year ago. and the other that Julian Potter
Is a member OF the aristocratic Potter
family, which includes Bishop Potter and
James Brown Potter. whose wife has
achieved considerable reputation on the
stage.
Julian Potter is older than his wife. hut
he has known her since she was n school
girl fresh from California. II was love
match, pure and simple. according to the
mother and sister Of Mr. Potter. Not
very long before the day set for the wed
ding Miss Pixley caught a severe cold at
the senshore as consequence OF injudi-
oious bathing, and when the clergyman
and prospective bridegroom arrived at the
PiXley home the young lady was unable
t. leave her bed The only thing TO be
done WINS for her to be married TO the man
OF her choice. with the blessing OF the
church. while sitting up I'm bed.
II was an impressive scene, say those
who witnessed H. which were lust mem
brrs Of the brides family. The illness
laated six weeks and then Mrs. Potter
Joined her husband al the New Amstor-
dam hotel. whore they lived until lately.
She has been on the stage AT intervals for
aomo years, nnd II was said a few months
nHo that she might star In some OF the
phys her sister mndc famous.
Mrs. pixlcy said tonight, however that
her daughter had moi ypt settled her plans.
hut that II viii not be a matter OF sur
prise n she were To return TO the stage.
Tho marriage haa not bocn mude public
for family reasons, although MIR Potter
told a number OF his friends In an lnfor
nal manner that he had married n young
woman, and always addressed and spoke
of his wife as Mra. Potter.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Are tho necessity for the season, and our
stock Includes them. IT'S heads We win
with our hat exposition. The styles arc
the latest, and the new shapes are cor-
tainly nothing n not handsome and ca
tromey dronay Hat shapes have been
advancing for several seasons and have
now reached the climax OF possible I'M
provement 40 shown In our winters dis
play, shape acquires new meaning
when studied In our hats only a 1ne hat
can show the right shape 10 advantage.
and its emphatlcally 10 the ADVANTAGE Of
all 10 buy now, when We are selling "sil-
Yer Hats"
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Tcguclgalpa. Dec, l3.-lliots have oe-
CURED at Comayaqua, whore tho mob
shouted "Dcnth 10 The Hnnllln ramilyr'
The Central American federation arhcmc.
which " Huhatitutcd for the Central Amer
team union, allows each country lta own
president. the presidents choosing prcsi-
dent OF the federation, who shall live In
neutrul district. and. on retiring give
place In rotation 10 all the other prcsi-
dents, ohch one having ono vote in tho
council ~ the federation.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Everybody knows that the Northern Pm
cinoris tho most comfortable and best
cauipptd line between uocna aud all
points caat and west. o. o. tho only line
running through dining ears, through
piillmuu standard and tourist sleeping
cars, nhd Through coaches between Helena
and So Paul No, waiting by this line nt
junction points FOR connecting trnina.
which nre nnhlcct TO material delays.
Having the short line. aud slightly slower
time, pharcugers are sure ot making east
oru connect tlons.
Take the Northern Pacific ana avoid "a
change of ears and VeNatlouu lay-oVcra.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
THE
InE
Hoffman
...House
BOUQUET
-CIGAR-

Is made OF the finest selected
Tobaccos, and we take pleasure
in calling your attention to this
exceptionally fine brand OF cigars
which has been specially gotten
up for smokers OF taste and dis
cernment. For twenty years this
brand of Cigars has been steadily
growing from a few hundred
thousand that were manufactured
and sold during the first year un-
I'll the present year, when the
sale of this popular brand alone
reaches the enormous sum Of
ever 2o,ooo,ooo Cigars manu-
factured and sold. The Hilson
Co. have by their energy, integ-
rity and long experience in the
manufacture Of fine Cigars
gained with this brand a national
reputation for an American made
Havana Cigar, and 1t is justly
called the standard domestic
brand. Only the very best
grades of Havana tobaccos are
used, and this is the only house
in this country that makes a
specially of fine Havana Cigars
who have their own stripping
factory in Cuba under the per-
sonal supervision of a member OF
the firm-Mr. Edward Hilson.
They manufacture only genuine
Havana Cigars and represent
their goods as they are, guaran-
teed choice Havana tobacco, not
American tobacco raised from
Spanish seed.
We carry the following sizes
always in stock: Celestials, In
vincibles, Patriotas, Rothschilds,
Concha Reinas, Colombos,
Cafes and Habaneros.
We wish TO call your special
attention to the last named size,
and don't fail to see our display
OF them in our south window.
This is an entirely new style Of
packing and must be seen to be
appreciated-especially gotten up
for people who wish to enjoy a
fresh cigar at their own home at
any time. The cigars are packed
in a ventilated tin box which is
cedar lined and provided with a
lock and key. The advantage
this package has over all other
forms of packing is that it keeps
the cigars always fresh, there
being in conjunction with the tin
box "Swift's" patent moisten-
ing appliance which can be re.
moved ad libitum. The con.
sumer or dealer is sure to find
this box a most convenient recep-
tacle for holding cigars, and
makes an elegant Christmas
present. Call and see them.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Big Year at the Assay Office.

The receipts OF gold at the Helena assay
orIice last week were $4,000. ~ this rate
the receipts Tor the month should more
than double those OF December last year,
when they reached SlSO,Oo0. II II estimated
that the receipts for 1894 Will go ahead Of
those Of last year by 100000. ana that
81 600 900
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Notice 10 Ore Shippers,

Helena Sampling Works CBraden
Bros, proprietors). pay cash and the
highest market price for all classes OF
smelling ores. Rates for smelling are
reduced from figures given eighteen
months ago from S. TO $40 per ton Gus
tom assaying will receive careful and
prompt attention at the lowest rates
consistent with good work. Office, cor
ner Grand and jackson streets.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
= Headquarters for Poultry :.

stephens liroa. viii hnve7H car of the
choicest Turkeys, Chickens nurkH ana
Gr,sc for holiday trade, also an yuricusa
uf game" Including op0sHum Grouse,
quail rheuslut and squirrels. iu taDt YOU
can Ret nnythlnE you want lu the poUltrs
or game line, Lots Of bulk she'll and
canned Oystcri also CLANS crabs and
LohstcrF Give uH u rali VIZ guarantee
20 please YOU both ds to quality and price.
"rolcbfWrd Puget Sound oysters
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Lump CITY Incorporated.

The certificate OF Incorporation OF the
Lump City Townsite Development and
Mining company was yesterday filed with
the ecretary OF state. Tht,capital stock
Of the new company IL siOo0o, divided into
100000 shares OF 81 each, The officers Of
tho company are A. b Keith, president;
o. c. Dallas. vice president; c. Il. Gable,
secretary and treasurer. The county COM
mssioners have been directed by Aitor-
ney General Haskell TO permit the fling
of the townslte plat,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
ponntY kIllod BY crler.

New orleans, Dee. al. j. Davis this
afternoon shot and killed George ioyi,
Duvis was crlcr ana t}nya deputy shcr-
IN who were summarily dismissed nv;
week by Judge Noise IN consequence or
the special report OF the grand jury impll-
eating them In tamporlng with the jury
list
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

The following Is the programme for the
Dolls Bnznnr fOi to-day;
Afternoon Doors open Al 2.N. Mother
Goose rantomimes at 1880,
Evening Doors open AT 1850, Punch
and Judy md "puppon Fec" at $50.
Saturdays programme Will be given IN
paper.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

The Bee Hive ls still headquarters
for toys and holiday goods of an kinds,
aud prices this year are lower than ever.
Give them u call.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
rhnu,,n Mndn I'm.

Now York, Dee 3.aThc Commcrclul-Ad
ycrtlscr prints reports thla afternoon that
reconciliation has been cncctcd between
Alr. nnd Mrs. W X Vanderbilt
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Cleanliness In travelling IN the ono thing
desired. Travel by the Great Northern
aud YOU Will be clean No dust on this
line, Rock ballaated roadbcd.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14

Watrhop, diamonds sllvcrwarc, ana all
kinds OF novelties for Chriatmns.
llplruA JOwply 90
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
WGIIlSiGlIl' 5.

What our position in price
making has been in the past is
known to everybody. We
marked our Holiday stock at the
usual percentage below the prices
of other stores-but we've made
big reductions to assure the clos
ing out of the stock before
Christmas. Price cuts no figure
goods must go.
Special sale of Silks in the
Dry Goods Department to-day.
Don't be sorry afterward you
didn't buy.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
Chicago Fish Market,
stephens Br2s. Propriotora.
Broadway, mex; TO = O
Telephone it6,
THIS PAPER

ls kept on Me at E e. pAkE's Aayortla-
ing Agency "a AMI 90 Merchants IKE
change, san Frnnclavu, cal, where ruu-
tructa for advertising can bo made Tor a.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
$3.50

For i0b-pieee decorated dinner set
$3.50 for a ls-plece decorated chamber
set. T. J Edwards, s Park avenue
The Helena independent., 1894-12-14
-.

Why shouldn't We brG Tho srpaou B..
Just right for good foclns unll wutr
trade. when everybody m giNt1 "a ,hou.r
90 turn around, aud not r.crush,d b'
lack of confidence. Come 90 the como
GruccrN whorr you Will 0ud holiday fuplo
going on ut lively pu'c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-13
rhE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Several hotels st Enporia, Kan, were rAided for selling liquor.
 The town Of Mora, Minn., is reported to have been destroyed by forest fires.
 Congressman Hudson of Kansss has withdrawn from the race for reelection.
 Tho search for the missing Dr. Conk- lin at Stone Lake, Ind, has been given up.
 Ed Shuey of Logansport, Ind, ,elopSd with his swssthssr% and took her mother along.
 s. s. Cartwright. s wsSlthy bachelor, has mysteriously disappeared tru1n his home in Topeka.
 The natives of Zanzibar have reYeitsd against the Germans.
 The remains of Rev. c S. H. Dnua, who died in England. have been brought back to Bloomingtion. H., for burial.
 Kansas Free Thinkers adopted resolu- tions asking President Cleveland to take off his crown. get of the throne, fade of the earth anti let ths people be free.
 It Is said Japan has agreed upon $780, GOO as the sum sufficient Co pay for blowing up the Kow shung.
 Detroit fire board officials have sued Mayor Pingree for An aggregate of s55,- 900 for false imprisonment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-13
SWIFT JUSTICE FOR A NEGRO.
Jailed. Tried and Sentenced So Hang
 the Same Day of His Crime.

Jailed, Tried and Sentenced Sc Hang
 the Same Day of Hls Crime.
 LOWING GREEN, Va, Sept. 13.-Jud- son Carter's family, who live near this place, were away from home, Tuesday, leaving nobody in the house except Moselle, 8 7~year-old daughter, anl Moss Christopher, negro boy, who lived with them for 8 number of years.
 When the family returned they found that the negro boy had assaulted the child and she will probably die. The negeo was captured and though an en- ragged crowd had assembled, the officers weEa permitted 10 lodge him in jail. Christopher wss inflicted, srraigned, put on trial aud convicted, the jury impos- ing rae death penalty and Tuesday night Judge E. c. Monsure sentenced him to be hanged on Nov. A.