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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-28
noriiiNo UNUSUAL.


Ihtt Ntrn tbnut lag 1thins CtydrttuE
on -hipb,arJ.
when thu captain of tic stec m3hip
ALana. from Dundee. cnm' into port -
few wees ago AMI '9'd yi,n about
/. ball II lire doing insane things about
the decks OF his ship, there were some
peoplc who heard the tale With -corn,
and othors who wrote poetry about IL.
And p1w here comcs another Dun tee
skipper who tells 81 similar electric
display.
lie is Captain lord. of the British
steamer Cromu. which lately arrived
IN New York from DIndco. Captain
Load says his sh encountered heavy
weather from the start Seas beat
high, and tho barometer dwarfed IL
SELF % "s.l5.
That uight there was succession Of
hail squalls, end tha captain asserts
that during each sguall every mast
head, yard-arm AMI gan were ablaze
with conpolaiii &. on st. Elmos lights,
~ mariners ;r-fc 20 speak % them.
They caric AMI went as the squalls
blew and subs,dcd and "a. thcse lasted
throughout the nlgh. the ship was
several times Hum mated with dancing
tips Of Gre.
The ship during this time was driv-
ing before the gale with engines
stopped She WAS lightly laden and
the seas wero swinging 20 high that IL
was found necessary 10 stop the eD
gincs 10 check the frightiul racing
the pr1pellers. Waves constantly
dashed over the ship. and one OF the
vessels crew was badly injured by Je-
ing thrown % the deck
Toward morning the wind fen light
and then cam. in iitfnl gusts. Then
the lightning got in its play, and for
an hour or two the ship was in per
feet blaze OF sheet Lightning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-28

A case was once tried In Limerick
before Chief Baron 0Grady. A bar
rister named Bushc was making a
speech for the dcfcn c. when an ass
began 10 tray loudly outside the court.
wait moment, said the chief {
baron. "One nt t.m', Mr. Dushe, 4,
YOU please"
The bar.'iStcr waited for a cAauce 20
retort, and il came presently. When
o'Grady "as ciarving the jury the ass
again began to bray, IL possible more
loudly thsn before.
81 beg Your pardon, my lord" said
Bushe May ask you TO repeat your
last wordsP There ia such an echo in
this court did not quite catch them"
-Seveoty Years Of Irish Life.
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cUURCH DIRECTORY.

Ci,RsuAN CHUGcu--Fronsley Street sor-.
vicep every Lord lay at II % a. m. aud r.
2 m sunday school 0 80 a. m, Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday 10 y. NJ. choir
practice every FRIDAY evening. 8 l5 p. m.
ladies fid OF oiy overy 'ius E'Ey AitcTDOonnt
the church, Sp m. hitc md Social meeting
every Iuci day night q place amounted each
Lord's day OficCrs' meeting hrst Lord r.
day IN each month All are cordially invited
10 all s.vyices. X. Mason, Superintendent
sunday school NOlney JOi nsun, Pastor
fIRsr HArusr turRCI,-- broadway Street. !.
Services Cvrry SpIday at II 20 4. m. and 5 90
p. m Prayer meeting WednttdRy evenings
at clock sunday School tt 10 a m. Choir
practice Friday evenings - o'clCuk. l..
ktu5hl11cld. P1stor, g N. Bruce, Cltrk. G.
I'M, superintendent.
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CivIC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No. 7, X. OF T., meets every
Thursday night at 7S0. Hall opposite court
pouse, Coirt street Visiting Knights cor
diHuy invited,
". L. McEILyEr. q. Z,
y. ]. BowETu, X, H. 4 s.
Ardmore Lodge No, 81, AT. anc A, NJ,
meets in their bah ON South CadlO stcect. tho
hr1t saturday night IN each mouth, on OF be-
fore the inll moon.
b, ID. FLOW, worsbipful Marter,
a. b. silLINAH, Secretary.
Arimore Chapter, No II, Eoynl Arch Ms
gops, meet In Their ball over Whittneion'e
store tn. fourth Thursday night IN each NINTH.
q. II BHucE, oh Priest.
a. B. SnLfaAs, Secretary.
Ardmor. Camp 20, 3j, Woodm.n Of tbs
World, meets In their forest at. " Nhitupgtor
Hall every second and ioulth Monday nights
in each month, Vis.iiug eoyercigus IL ,1tcd'to'
atteud. 80
c. B. KnSssioK, copspl commander.
GEORGE HEAD, clerk.
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II appear, to b. :, rrlc In China that
the richer u man :, the more he sspa-
A pros erod, merchant never eats Al
the table with bis wife and dauG hterg
his suns food must bc prepared seps
ratcly and served IL ano her room
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Sny the That drummer mt last
night told some OF tho best stories !
ever heard
Mr3 Sinythe VOL. IL thcy wore
so good wat were they likp'
Snytht = cIulin1 say exactly,
but they certain Y weren't like tracts
Truth.
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Hank Notos.

II q fellow comes around and
wants to bet you s. that il you will
tell him the last four figures of the
number OF bank note ho VIII tell
you the letter OF the note. don't YOU
take him up. You offer TO bet him
the same way and II you sncceol in
getting him to bet, divide tho figures
OF the note by four II they don't
divide evan and one remain the lstt6r'
is "A" II two remain the letter 10
"B;" il three remalh tho lotter is
60" and il they divide even the let-
Ger Is IN" u you know how 20 di'
,ide you will win bits money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-28

Navigation Of the great lakes dur
Ing the season OF 1893 resulted in the
loss OF l2S- lives. Tho number Of YES.
sells lost was 50, with an aggregate
tonnage Of 2b25s, and valued at 81, =
90 lCJ. Partial losses by standings,
collisions and fires bring the total ur
to s''li?,'ss. The shallow waters OK
Lake Erie claimed nearly half the
lives lost. Lake Huron being second.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-28

Professor Dolloy OF tho university
OF pcuusyly auia. has discovered that
The thyr US carried by Bacchus was
tlo EOwcr cluster 0. tho date palm.
not In or Pine cone as usually trans
lated.
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iadn't any balloon" &"


There is only ole thing
that l'm airai will mar the chryssn
hcmum show
drlen What is that. DEAR
Stella How ~ ono 70 tell whethor
one is meeting gentlemen &C uain
;auc5 or prize vower,--Chiuogo
Inter Ccean.
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AnpMone, WEDNESDAY, AUG, %.
ARE You coIEG away

Daring the summer II 50, You
should order the Ardmoreite sent
~ You. Your a Idrcsq will be changed
A. often a. requested.
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"lIenry. Seron you awfu.ly scared
vhen ycu propo 'ed To me -
'Whv yc-, dear. ! Nat Ii
thought heard your fathers foot
steps 10 The hail. yoI know"
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He wa perhaps, ths mo phleg
matte and CAUTIOUS servant in tie
world
"li should seuj ysU 10 She c gar
store for q hoX o. ci-Ur-.' his mas
ter said To- hin ole day. 'how long
will 70 take y0l 20 rctnrng"
Well" wa7 tie rcp = after a long
pause. "as noar ~ | can ild 20 about
tho same tlmo IL will tass ne TO 80
th,l.n -
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Mira W,ckwire-Who shall decide
when doctors disagree!
Mr. Wickwire Tho coroner.
guess
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think Of it, lots iu the Frrndalc Ad
ditiou among the yrrdnrr from S25t {,
STU. >rc half page ad. > II
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Ioos ner Nnp ,tanh.ls rr.

Iook Tier Nap Ntandtig cp.
Jhnitor Eastman of the new school
house In Perrvvillc. Maine, SAYS that
while the pufil' were a. play in tho
yard the other day he looked out Of
the windowand saw q number Of them
gathered around little girl Their
Rctions indicated al1rm and he wen.
out 10 see wha. the truuble was lie
found tho child 30 be sound asleep,
while yet standilg MON hcv feet
Janitor Eastman took the girl in his
arms and carried her into enc of the
teachers private rooms ami lSc1 m u
bed and pi,.ow r her QUE 81 sLa wis
aud various lulds os wraps Here She
remain d FOR over au hour, slecpiug as
sound y and a. peHcctuilv as though
in her more con ort bic b,l at home
After i ntp Sh, nppe red refreshed
and was eager 20. AZ again
Part of tic 90 crnmcn,.
A. the train stopped at 'laar town
IN Virginia, the mailbag was throw c
toRr4yro boy ot perhaps ii'tcsa enrn.
who started of at brisk run To- the
p0stonice Butn larger boy. turning
n oorncr, suddenly ran into the mali
car1icr anl ovci turnci h'm A. soon
as he recovered h.n ,lf, ne turned
upon the aggrcS,or. "L0aS-a-hcah''
he exclaimed, you wants to he scer.
ful 81 dis chilc, When you knocks in.
down, you jar DO Whole gov ment OF
do United States. llurrios dc mailr
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Iastoruor DO you 30 any yachting
out Wostg
Wostorner--Oh, yes. On oar lakes
ond rivers. bad YACHT. but II
blow away
"Nhy didn't you follow an. get IL
beck "'
Ilndn't nnY ballnon."
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kniorcd p, the po'toGcc 90 Afdmor~, rs sec
ionl tss nail nntter, Va. euncr - isiG.
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Published oyery oyenirg except .
Sunday.
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PROFESSIONAL.
john T.. GAIT.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CON.
vEYANCBR.
nsS Office at Iron Store, Ardmore,
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FIRE In L RANCE : G. EET AND
NJ TARY PUBLIC.
Oflicr nj stains in Whittingtor
building.
HTEN1E q N',LUFE,
A7qCTNETS AT LAW.
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n,r Main and Court streets.
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BRAZIL, Ind, June 5.-Vice-President
Penna OF the United Mine Workers, in an
interview today, said: 1.-THE miners are
disappointed by the settlement, and so are
we. / believe, however, that when the ex-
element incident TO the disappointment
has subsidized and more sober thought as
serts Itself, the miners will see that only
their interests were considered, and the
best that could be secured WIS obtsined.
The charge that Mcbride sold out is
sheerest nonsense. The figures Of the
compromise were agreed on in a
meeting of the national board composed
OF twenty-five men In all. That
meeting was held on the 9TH Of this month
aud the figures agreed on were unanimous.
There was not one voice or vote against it,.
President Adams was one of the district
presidents present and did not oppose it.
After a careful canvass, acting under au-
thority OF instructions from tue Cleveland
convention, the compromise was agreed to
by all present. In the face Of these facts
no sane man would believe in the ''sell
OUT charges. l bslieve that when the
miners bear the facts " hich caused us to
20 back, SONS of which appeared in the
circulars and others which did not, there
will be change of feeling and express
sion"
COLUMBUS, o., June 15.-President Pat
rick Mcbride Today, being interviewed, said
the miners national officials in their years
OF experience, had been taught that a
strike was never won by violence, and that
strikes never can be won by that course.
The press OF the country was on the whole
favorable to the miners The extreme pol
icy of the national officers in demanding a
national settlement or none, was practi-
cable so long as the miners adhered to
peace policy. The first act of violence
blasted all hopes in that direction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16

CoLUNBCs Kan, June I5-Horace J.
Brown, the leading citizen and business
man OF this city, died % paralysis last
night at II o'clock. re WAS a prominent
Mason. a member Of osweSo coinlnaadery
ana LeaSenworth shrine. The funeral
takes place Sunday. the l7th.
ROCHESTER, y. y, June I5.-Ths re-
mains ~ +. q. RahiasoR, eX-r-ssidest 81
the Brown university. aad Of ne kccaes-
ter Theological seminary, arrived here to-
osy from Boston, where he did. TIE
burial took pizcs a. Mount Hone csnetery
this afternoon The funeral was attended
by many distinguished meg
~. LOUIS, JUue i5.-ILe body o. Oliver
Ci.rk, ne pronsiaeut, b-srd ~ tss.i e 5rsks-r
who iias bees missing lreaa gals csrv since
isSt Saucs2Y, wss discovered "A the rEer
near testa.s, A0., tOtev. Tle cor susE
jury. Nnicb Aeld HE inquest. foa1.a q yer
dict th=t Cialk came 60 his des;h Is s.o-
lence. his skRl having 6eea crushed in.
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DOWN AN EMBANRMENT.
Entire Train Derailed by Rocks Piled on
Track by Strikers.

AURORA, No., June 15.-The train on
the Greenfield & Northern road was
wrecked by rocks piled upon the track at
Munday's cut, three miles north of Mount
Vernon. The train consisted of an engine
and four freight cars. The entire train
was derailed and thrown down a steep
embankment. The engine and tender roll
ed over twice before reaching the bottom.
Engineer Jake Rhem and Fireman Jake
White went down with the engine White
was terribly scalded by escaping steam
and hot water. He was taken to Munday's
farm and died soon. Rhem, although
badly burned, managed TO crawl out from
beneath the engine. His injuries are not
considered serious. Conductor K b. How
ard of Greenfield, and w. H. Young of
this city, were in the caboose when it went
over but both escaped uninjured. Bill
SauIuels, a brakeman, was on top of the
train when it went over and had a miracu-
lous escape, crawling from beneath a
freight car, wholly unhurt. 1t is thought
that the obstruction was placed on the
track by tramps 10 wreck the south bound
passenger train.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16

NEW YORK, June 15.-Ersstus Wiman
has been found guilty Of forgery in the
second degree. The maximum penalty
for the offense is ten years al hard labor
in the state prison. By the late laws
passed by the legislature the minimum
penalty has been abolished, and Mr..
KimAn may be sentenced co a term Of
from one day to ten years.
The jury, after listening TO the i'm
partial charge of Judge Ingraham, re-
tired at 2:30 Everyone in court was on
the tip toe of expectation. The majority,
however, were confident that the jury
would disagree. on the ground of absence
of proof that Wiman committed the al
legged forgeries with criminal intent.
The first shock the defendant received
was when Deputy Sheriff Brown placed
him under arrest, the moment that Judge
Ingraham began his charge to the jury.
Wimau's sous sat behind him and mum
Der OF his friends sat around DE ehatted
pleasantly with them, and his eye move
ment showed that he was confident of an
acquiItal or at least disagreement
Precisely at 4:30 p. IN. the jury filed into
court. The clerk ssid 10 the jury: Gen
tlemen, have you agreed TO verdict"
Yes, we have" said Foreman Murray.
81 am sorry TO say We find Mr.. Himsn
guilty of forgery in the second degree, but
we recommend MIN TO the mercy OF the
court"
Judge Ingraham remanded Mr.. Wiman
for sentence until "Wednesday. Jnne 20.
Deputy Sheriffs Brown and Kelly escorted
Mr.. Wiman TO the Tombs prison. His sons
accom- panied him and babe him aa affect
tionate good bye at the prison gate.
In answer TO requests for an interview
sent him by several newspaper men, Mr..
Wiman sent back this written reply; I'm
possible TO see me now"
General Tracy said: Il am astonished at
the verdict. and until | can consult with
my associates, / cannot say whether an
application for a new trial will be made or
not {"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
SOUTH DAKOTA POPS.

MITCHELL, 5. D., June 15.-rhe Populist
convention adjourned sine die at noon to-
day after fight over chairman Of the cell
trail committee. Loucks wanted the cleo
tion left to the committee while the oppo
sitlou desired the convention 10 name him.
Loucks carried his point, but bitter fight
resulted.
The following ticket was nominated !:
For governor, Edward Wallace OF Steele;
lieutenant governor, L. u. Uland of Lari-
more; secretary OF state, Z. Il. Sieete of
Walsh; attorney general, W. H. Standish.
Nelson; auditor, A. W. Porter, Lamoure:
state superintendent of schools, Laura T.
Eisenhurth, Foster; insurance commits
sioner, James Cudahie, Bottine; commits
siOuer of agriculture, Dr. Merchant.
Dickey; X. K commissioners, L. w. Com
molly OF Morton, Peter Cameron of Penn
bina, Ben b. Stevens of Rsnsome; supreme
judge, George Nelson, Burleigh.
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SOUTH AngarcA. DATA.

NEW Y0EE. June - TIE hsfal4's
PsB4tDs Gi-D&tea AsyE Gssgrsi tsrios
+ ca. ths dspossd pfvsidsgi. hes so, =
eassle ssassszs1-s II Pnessds1t Diaz % Merlee.
ssktDc kfss - sSt~Fr-1s as H nasiu gtSs Ia
hssaH - Anfor,ic EE~is. "a brusEsf.
The HerslA's busnes AyFss dssDsfcs
says. lie cCrreEgQEssEs - sAstaEz -sEcs
rO4d fkks kStE aFszses bAFs s4sEdoasa
tie EltT.
H1sssaz kass tsksa Soss=@si-5a sf g al
Fare ss.s<i lEi~S Fxlza "a f<FTsr A a1se
= noE s4ek4sz property IA tbs eity
a dEsyzrtb rrceSFsa ffsz Es Jaaeffs
give. a ssscDDrs isg SisI % ths slsasta5u
tEsrs Nay stfs1eas have a~~a isa.
p-3sorsd fef szkagpE Y.zsssA FriTsi~
CcrfsssSsSdFtcs - ess1x lszzg<rx9 VIA ~
- raatnNLrr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
TAKE 4 FAYoRABLE ruRN

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June 15-Governor
Mckinley was so much encouraged tonight
by the favorable turn efairs have taken ia
the miners strike that he ordered the 18th
regiment withdrawn. The other troous
VIII be Withdrawn in few days. The op-
position TO the Columbus compromise is
rapidly disappearing. Vice President
Adams apparently miscalculated his
strength in the opposition 70 the compro-
mise.
BRAZIL, Ind. June 15.-At a mass meet
ing of miuers here today 1t was agreed to
accept the scale and endorse the action of
the present officers.
WHEELING, W. Va, June is At a
meeting of the coal miners of the Pan
Handle, W. Va, this evening, the
Columbus scale Of 90 cents was accepted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
Sport Spoiled by Rain.

DENVER. Colo, June 15.-Tnis was to
have been the biggest day of the season at
Overland pagk. and the iargess crowd II
the week was present. The sport was
spoiled. however, by rain. and the only one
race, running, was finished. The onlook-
ers, were, however. treated 10 the perform
ance OF Flying J:b, who Won the only heat
Ia she pacing race II 2;lI1s. One beat was
raced III each of the first aud second races.
and hrse heats in the third race. Results:
First race, ~ class trotting. purse
81 900: Lady ". won the heat in 2.23;
Motion Gold Dust, second; Racer, Belyl-
deere Jr., Pankey, I4akats and Bgcephelus
ii the order named.
Second rsee-t'ree-for-sl paeiug, purse
$1,000: Flying Jib won the heat in 2:ll y.
followed by Online, w. p, Albert T..
and NewSbOy IN the order named.
Third Taee-Ceutleman' 5 roadster race 10
wagon, for harness aud whip, q mile,
heats. best three IN i've: Mcleod YOa first
anu second heats; Time: First heat 1877
time OF second heat not giyen. BriliIAns
won third beat IN l:3956.
Fourth race-RunnIng. selling mile;
purse $50. Nadine woa IN LIZ; Deli ".
second; Maeistrom third.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
STORMY CONFERENCE.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June ia delegate
convention or the miners OF the Pittsburg
district was held here today. aud was at
tended by l24 representatives. Addresses
of the national officers were read and a
motion made to adopt This raised a
storm. Two hours were spent in discus
sion, which at times became so anima ed
that the presiding officer gave up in dis
gust and declared the meeting adjourned.
He rescinded this decision, however, and
after more talk a vote was taken, resulting
81 tor aud 81 against resnming on Monday
next. Tbs scale committee made partial
report, but as it was late the committee
adjourned until tomorrow, when the case
of the miners east of Pittsburg will De con-
sidered, the scale for them not having been
covered in the Columbus compromise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
THE SHEA MURDER TRIAL.

TROY, y. Y. June l5-The twelfth
juror in the Bat Shea murder trial has
been empaneled. He is the only Catholic
on the jury. District Attorney Pagan
opened the case for the people this after
noon. In his speech he scored the defense
for trying to wrap about the murderer the
mantle of the Roman Catholic church.
Ernest Perry, Inspector Of elections at
the election district where Ross Was shot,
swore three repeaters had voted in his dis
trict under the protection Of Shea aud his
confederates, Jerry Cleary and John Nc
(Touyh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
WITH THE LORDS

LOSDoS. June l5-fha house OF Lords
today. by a vote % ls9 60 I2o. r~jec. ed ths
second reading of The decreased sifs's SIS
ter marriage bill
LoEd Dunrayen, IN moving toe second
reading, said the experiences Of the Uaitsd
States. Canada and elsewhere showed tsa
Equalization OF such marriages had aoss
satisfactory results.
The early of Ssleorn oaateaded IL was
only rich mans question. he said the
house ought 10 pause iosg time before
following the example oi America. - here
relaxstien bad led 10 a great increase ia
the number Of divorces aud other evils
The prince % Wales voted with the
majority for rejection.
The knowledge that the vote was 10 ba
taken brought a large number Of pser.
ssses 10 the house