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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28
carter Hold for Trial

New York, Dec. 2.-Edward r. Car
ter the defaulting bookkeeper of the
National Bank of Commerce, was taken
before Justice Ryan in the Toombs police
court this afternoon, who ordered him
turned over to the United States authori-
ties
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28
Retnrn al No. Astnr,a Ranain.

London, Dec. 27.-The body of Mrs. Will
liam Waldorf Aston will be conveyed to
Liverpool tomorrow for transportation to
New York by the steamer Aurania
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28
Lord Churchill BETTER

London. Dec 27.-Lord Randolph
Churchilrs condition was somewhat i'm
proved this morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28

Vienna, Dec. T.-Francis IL, the last
King of Naples or the two SiciIys. died
at Arco to-day, aged IS years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28
SUBURBAN RAILWAYS.

and l1;oo p. m. Saturday nights only from
Bolton street.
tChange at Thunderbolt.
For Montgomery, . and 1887 a. m, s'0g o..
600 p m, and change at Sandhy. Lea"
Montgomery, 1880 a. m, l:4b and $50 p m
For Thunderbolt, cars leave Bolton s"e''
depot on every hour and half hour.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28
GEORGIA And FLORIDA.
News Of The Two Stats Told in Para
graphs.

A Marrow Escape From a Bloody Riot
At Macon on Christmas Day-The Ex-
press Agent at Barlow Knocked IN
conscious by a Robber-The Spot on
which a Man Was Murdered Per-
fectly Barren Ever Since.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-28

Our stock OF Ladies Desks is always above the aver
age in design and the great BEAUTY is that tbe, are
away down in price Nothing better than one of these to
give to your sweetheart sister Don't be backward
about coming in and looking No charge is made for
doing so by 'N0 iol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

stations, which brought cut the whole
Town. A systematic search was begun
that continued throughout tue night
PIX different parties securing The eu.
tire surrounding country The water
I'm the ditch was ehut OF, as 70 was
thought the child might be along the
courip ~ tue ditch. This VA realized
next morning by the nuding OF the
body below the town In the ditch
bottom.
a loup safc.crackCr wgs rqU'u-oI
cntly on Saturday, evening 90 Oakland,
Cal, through HE uwn mistake. lie
used too much powder aud rave su
alarm 10 the police. The iclI0R ca.
tered the office OF 10, A. Spphnn.Ou.
No ey was IN tho faic there. In the
style OF professional be- bored holes
20 ns 10 pat powder iu ursr the lock.
When he touched 10 on ihcfa wac n
shock that nrr uspd the uuishbIru0oI.
lie had rtruu Boo calculating the charge
necessary To- blow the door open. The
shock knocked tho door several fuit
nwuy nOm the sac. The lurflur
stared 10 make hiH escape IT, once. An
tficsf headed him Oh, and, after u
short ,hlsu, captured him In black.
smith SHOP. he issupp iari g. be one
Of thu iutglnrs that have ben Work.
ing iu Oakland lately
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Anu BOO accordance with law UuI tir order re
Coo Hoard HI u.frUfnfH made Un fhU seventh
Gay of october. lst'. s0 many Shares ui rlUu
parcel ul tIuek Ha uIg hy necessary, viii BOO
cold 90 600 once uf uU rUUf 'HI. lt t1u.utl
u1u luUfInHs sat llls i.iNt Utah. uu NHu
dgy. tHU f.uHiu day uf uo.ruUHr IHN. 90 Q Do.
on. fu uHY tnU Delinquent ..aUHuuUut tHgUtHur
with NH roan ~ sItUris.tE lut expense OF
talH. W N.A co. Secretary,
once room COS Combination bat. IIug. salt
Lake CTS, Utah.
40 meeting ~ ibr board % directors Of
Tho Sewer MiU.uF aud WiI IuH COMPANY, hOd
uu che tn dHF ut November, lHI. iHH lHtn Tor
uIH colo OF The above stock wac postponed
uftl t.U 1il day ~ urr0mb1r, lHI. g. Iu.,
40 tIu above named place.
W.. MATTE. Secretary,
40 Ia meeting 0f tho board Of fIrlrI..s 0fthe
sVg Mlius aui .hlnns Company. hold on
10 iHg above sils. was u.HuUH"I until hr
5000 day off January i9L at .Uu.. ut thr
W. wTlr.
Secretary.
NthmoounE ot Che board of director, of tbo
Sewer Mining a. NuluE COMPANY. hold uu tHr
.'IN iHN OF January, l.'l. fHH H1.U fHf thr Hulc
daI of March. is9. % 3 It BOZ. 90 t1o above
W. uTtrIE.
secretary,
NthmJrUrr of iHr hnnri of HTratHrs of tHt
giu iBy of February. l.Hl. IHu u.IU fHr tBu rA.t
u. tHr allow. HI.HN 500. U. I|.HUI Uuul tHU
0u day 0i March. l.i at- b.. W 90 thy au0y,
WI, ulhIT.
secretary.
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NruTUE o. uEUIUY GNEyriiArruU.
~ .I.U' o. .u order OF "H. .nI IN.rUu FOL.
.'.N. .N.N'U H' .H I'r...tl Nr or" lN.fI iu
H.. ..i .u' of .Nh ig.umy, u N.r
NUI. plaintiff HHI Herman N.mH.r.Hr lUI
August. Hamburger HHf lIuH. D.. IIUH|UfHuu
aU' I...H'I p. Williams o. utg.uiuu Ui t|U UH
uiruf IuHE DO uEgr deceased .ru lgiCHl.
reference hereby made fH1I tsH.Hr Or
HHIH Ht public luHUHu tu OBJ. Haur.i bidder Cor
goo H. H' Uc irnHt NIIr 90 iH' county court
l1Haa Boo tIe g.lg Uf -aIl i1ag. county ai saIt
r.ssg i ins ,i5n Sd3y St EraH.. il. Mii.
....H.. N.. 800 fHU UU|t. tUn nIH IIIHTH.t UI
February SOD. aUHnrI HnI UH"..Hs0l .H
you a'..ru1ri. a.Igfyi Hy Herman haW
o. u... deceased, auIM tH.H 0i tH.m
HHHC. UEU.H u HUI H tHU follow.
IHr N.HUIHUI rH. estate. situate lying
HuI NuIHH IH GOO rHHUi. 90 HHt lahr, fCrutHrr
OF lt.s a1d particularly fe.0uuei as COT.
So H.t taftan piece ani parcel of 'rul.
.'.HI'. BOZ i|" county u' HHIi lHhr end Tern.
iHI. 90 iHH, ruHmUUUu. 10 % point 900 'rct
Ho.a 50. rat "h." sat taao civ COZ.
EUu Hui roaming thence south
l"".t thence rf.t l. moro Ur Iy.H
Oh fHo Wet IHc of Commercial Huo.t.
.I.r. gaat a'aHa lowest Uru Of faiI street b.
frUt moro or lu.H I1 ri rUIuf directly cast uf thu
point of .Hum"IU Umr1ts fHruUU Wrfi lHI.a b
frrt moro 0r igHH t1 tHr place uf beginning 90
ssT aSd ,asul,s isansissp sn n 'iisSy r. Z!
llrHdHf.Uu auH IuuUl l.N Inlua executors
uI tUU estate ~ lrlra lI DER UUIDaHUI. under
aul decree and order Of shic Boz tho above
HauaU.
Dated Narch i.ih. 100
nrnucit Marshall IS bradley, plhiuuHF ai.
ionya
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suMMnNs


MARI Ellen Nant5r, plalatn.
Nay &. Robinson Jamss Hos.o oven Horie.
60 rlrtrr.s aH lluIlH ur1thrra trauE %.
'llor and Catherine ". beach, doi1hd.
ThH toopie uf Che Territory of TITAN send
greeting Iu Soy D. Robinson. james Il0slo.
Uutu uugIo. tu. UHrtutrH H. ttUgo urUtHUrat
lrank li uh.uI uad Catherine W. Beach. de-
PENDANTS.
YOU AuE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
I appear DOB 1u action nfoufbt against you
lf tNH above uauCu plaintiff boz the uttIrt
Court ui tIH Imf1 JUDICIAL uHturt ut tho
Territory ut uuh. and Co answer the conn. alut
trI ilgfru within zen days exclusive q Che
uHs % ttrtIGc. after tur service ou gou 0f ttif
.uHmuua 90 served within tlIH county ur 10
..uri Hut of hIs county, hut boz THE district
dHy..uf Judgment uy default viii ud taEcn
ur.n., 500, according go tnc prayer oi said
IHU .tI HrHou Del brought Co have iuig.
m.ni against Ultru1lut UuIIhHuu Boo sum "
POD with inferred at rcf cent per month
.iUM ..a p $50. 90 Iau. q. 49, amounting
U0f cent? per nuuuu from rilI Dan. ls o. This
UH'U. amounting Goo $685.. Tor $3.50 attorneys
Goo. Umuunuu. iH 90. 0u this lato Co il.Isi. g,
uIfUsI 100 Urr auuHm Hud Cor DuHta 1f Huit. al
..H.I ?. .H uun nu certain IrHWIHHurf ruicf
,.'.N'.l NN HAIl NDlrulluI i1 u.Ituih July
D. I'H lHr 5000. with interest from date No DO
p'f ',n. I.I hI.In' ann 1un lclr after aaic
.HiI defendant having AuCcd, oct % 1928. o.
|.N Do. ..H| Dor mNHlH interest lu runHIHrrla
N|u OBJ rHiuU"Iuu Ut uuUs Cor three months
tauu u.IuE due AutvHoiIy unpaid save Interest
Co. 'Oi %. lsl and uriuE secured UY o. mort.
ElEr u, even 1ht0 uu premises hereinafter DO.
UUuNUNH tH laNN HuIl mUrtEH H.I rrUuIHna cold
uuH proceed. uf Hu.h Hilo applied iH payment
90 HfU'HIia HuH IH lNHtUi ibai pIhinun have
900 mont COG HuI I.N".tuUY tnat each and H|t
90 uriruIluN HH I.IUEr. fore .IHHrI and de-.
luTui off UHl 900 900 UsHt ur equity % TO-.
drmIN0u lH Hl'I ur.m.Hra luI Tor other
rUIIri said UrUWHya arr described lH s0luWa,
tu WIi tu mUu.Ius .I o. point be iDUt cast u
.Hu.NUN.. corner ni Joe Do H.UHa O.. u..t "Ii 70
rlf lHEr ilN .HuuE. running thence rUrih
. I fUHi, IN.uUV tH"tI. l.Df. thence H.uth l.l
fuUt. tNruru wrsI I'. fruttn beginning. situate
iu HaIi IIEU COSY HnI I"IlIf. tuh.
And you lTH hrTDHF uuUHrI that 10 you faii
~ appear nud answer ug Hl.i COMPLAINT as
HUUtU required HuIl UIautIU Will apply 90 thu
court Cor rIy relief demanded therein.
Witness, tnr Hon rumuUI A. Merritt Judge,
Hnu Che HOsi OF fho District Court of
zoe IhifI Judicial District iu and
Cor she Territory OF JtHu. thif Oh
IaEkiI day ~ February. iu che year ~ oul
Tori one thousand gielt hundred
aud ninety fuuE
liLNHN q. MCMILLAN.
lie trn ID fnNuf. uFuufa ffarE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

ia ucrfahaic Court Boz aai f1r SAT- Lake
County, Territory ui tuH.
In mo Matter OF Ono Esuts 0i Henry e.
tuWlrf, Deceased,
NrOTDE n uEHEUY GIVES THAT
~ Dap. %. tuu.r. HlWInHlutuN OF coo
gHiltg ~ Henri g.. Fowler cocoa 90, Doe rene
trrUi Cor settlement and n'UI Boa HHU Court.
Dor nnHI account uf Doe HuuluIHlrn
ton of aNI rstatu rnt petition i0r
nHlI d'HtrIHuuHu Uf IHr rr.IIUr uI HlII gHtatu
among che Urrauu. entitled thereto. and tlai
MrIutauHH, tnU l.fH day ui March a. 10.
FHi, no II O'Clock o. w lt lhU Court room
uf HaIl Court u thr County Court fUuHr,
HI|t lHLU tIfU and County Utah lUmtuus
lla boon duly appointed uV inp JuIEO 90
.lId tuurl Cor die saturmOnt of Hs't lr.
count AND hearing alIi petition Coz dHtr.Uu
uIn, 100 WnIra time and place huY uvrsuu
Interested II sTi1 UstlirmHI appear ani chow
UluHr, 10 any there ug. WhH fl'i account should
uHt uC settled Hut approved lHd lulI latulu.
uHu made HH prayed fore
~ 81 MILOY.
ClcF of thU Probate Court
Ny u o. JACK, urUutN
Harlow trrluHou. Attorney Cor estate.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
--Working Tor mo Wost.--

Amer ''av n rayoIal yrs-s No wssh.
irgion, hC., during which hohag ts.oms
familiar with th0 workings of Congress
oni che departments, Judge cha. w.
s.aynor. an Attorney and Counselor o.
tho supreme Court OF .bo United States,
ispurarad 70 promote proper Legislation
by appearing before Cowmiuoca and
informing lH1Hruf.al Cousreumen ns TO
ca, needs of clIons aud communities
represented by him.
ITO also continues hlg nrao.ico in tha
General land Onioe. prepares appeals,
makoa answers and arEutaonta before he
Commissioner and Secretary, analyaoa
and reports on cAsos 10 attorneys at .
distance, aud attends TO general land
business. Terms reasonable Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Box
ga, Washington y, q
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sr.. f....r. .. t.. .H...,i..... ...F fHf.H .Hr.H
.s I D
e"'tu u .t.. '....IfU.... aud
a.'rH. t....l' a..
......... 40.
YOU ANI Ua HiNl hl''l lt. nd l' At
4 urlr boo lu I.U1n lfHu.NI ..I.I poo .L
600 above uaWrI H'NnuN ln lNr N ...t' .NI.
uI ilH.rlf iu .H.W.f tHr complaint H..I
tHuf#u within trr ulya .rhUIu.t# HI Boo. I."
Uf .uIlIHU| .fIyH tHu Hrr.Uu uu sou Hf I.IH
Hlmmuuaaif HHr.ru wItHiH tine county. ur no.
sHrsUH UHI Uf fHI. comfy. bud Iu .....H#If..t
within twenty UaYa .liurfUIHU tT.lH.H .uH0 dave
a.Ur Judgment Dbl default will IH lEUu ..HIU.t
yuu. according tl tHuu PRAYER Of sa'I U1mH.l Ht
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LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE Ia uluDuT OWES THAT
~ Uuarica So. uruuUtt THu d.. rIf Hrd
.nmra %. fIif. executors ~ tH. Boo. w..I .UI
ttatHm0ut of John W. hrrrs I....... H..U
rendered Cor final settlement HuI .... boo .Hu
tHuft tNr.r final n.ruunt OF Nl.r .I.HI..rl.
uHn ~ said Uftate and petition fI .HI. II..
HIUuInu uI tNr residue ~ H.If ..I.|. .".HH
fHrUcrsana entitled tutrUtut aud tH8l M..H. ..
Ilf, tH8 ilh day 0f april a. %. lr.t. 90 OH
O'Clock o.. n1., nt she court room of .HU count.
u ttr County Court iluufc. HaIt lake U'fE aHI
County ltlh Territory, rna boon fHU u|.
rHuir1hy She judge of enid rHHfI .H. lHH
.rIuemuut OF said account and HUarH. .HHI
U.HIiuu Cor distribution. 90 utI"H HmU HHI
place any person Interested iH .uI| r..HiH UHl
HHUHlr ruI show cause. f HUf shore NU. NUH
..II account ah0uiH not UH HDHHUI .uI HU.
proved and nhal dIslrHuNou waIo DBL. prayed
Tu.
dated March 18th 1HL
T 3d. WIIHT.
C'gr uI .HII ImUtE. Court
IVf q. fHH.. Deputy.
n..sEu HIkIuulll d. urNlli. Ator
u.I..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

The People Of hr Territory 90 Utahf To
Robert N. MuNHrr. greeting
YOU AhE uIUIUN -UNvuNEu To UE
4 nui HUIrar before me. tbU undersigned.
90 my yMUy Doc HAl Lake city, Halt Laae
county lliH lrfftHrF, tu AuHWtf "a complaint
lt1 uHIiuHt you herein by HlId UIaIuuu
WIfu'n lNr uaNH conclusive Of she day ut
fufflrtI li tuIH HHWwuuH 81 served on you
within said city Ur Fourth precinct !.
within Cen ilYs o served ON you outside
90 sad iIiI ur luurih Precinct, bus Within the
county 90 -lIt take and Within twunty days ii
served elsewhere.
-aII action BE- brought Co recover from You
thU Hum of $500 AMI Interest from october
ltth lHlL. Cor one sutherland Fails Marble
Monument said contract bong made with
lIIHH Murua a CO., and duly assigned bY said
tIias Norris Co. % tho PLAINTIFF and sail
wUfk was fuly executed uy sait ulhintda.
Ana you are hurrHf nOti1st that % you flil
Co Hu appear ana answer sH above required, the
U'1iuNn VIII take Judgment by default Tor the
HuIi Hlm ut ilslf1 aud loEAl Interest from
october lutu lHIl. and cost. " tuiL
lu tIr tNUun ur any Constable % SAID
County srrUHuF mako legal service and Que
return thereon. Given under my hand this
l.Iu Gay Uf Jnnunfy a. 10. be- 0.
btu. B.. IiiAtL
NuHfHH HT the nnnHn
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ANNUAL sTArIMtNr
Tor the year UudIU. II.l. nher Is 0. ua
t0HHuln of tho
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION.

Made TO tho Secretary q thU I,Hu'HH of
UAu, Dol uuruanoc % tn h.' Hn...N. 1
Z. JESS.
Namo ~ company and location, #.f.I
Reserve Fund iuo AsHociailH. sDa IH.t
CITY.
The amount Of capital ftock d. ....a.. Nuun
Iuc capital stock paid uu Ia..s..... HuUr
Tue amount OF boz aHHeIH tHsss ... O.. ....IIH d
Abe amount lf boz Liabilities Iiu.
Guiding cHuiil' ias..a.. ...... aI.. ,l' .l
The urt surplus over all llahiNi.. "l.I'
Tho name of iia ATTORNEY .".H.f Cor fHu
Territory of Utah. uuou whom .U.. .H" Of proc
Goes boo UuE eIF|. action 1EH'u.' ...| company
may UH made BE- Thomas 'ilIaI"l.t Zoos tHHu
tt".
The receipts during thU Nc1I Hur0.IE.I ..lH 40
INU UNUaHI.lur,a during iH.
year WrrH.............. ...s.. .... 'I. 1900 90
o. o. MASS. Dour.H f..H.
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BACK VOLUMES
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DESERET WEEKLY.


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Territory Of Utah. county of salt Lake. CITY OF
eAt Lake.
Do The Justices Court. Fourth Precinct
Elias Morris q Sons CO., corporation,
llhlnun,
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R..u.. ., 81 q MN MA i sas. .r-.,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-10
Big Meeting at McAlester.

Governor Renfrow and Attorney
General Galbraith left last night
for South McAlester, |. r., In response
to an urgent invitation from the
Dawes commission.
The commission will hold an i'm
portant meeting at that point today.
Those who will be present are: The
chiefs from the five Indian nations,
the senators Of Missouri and Arkan-
sas, the governor of Oklahoma and
the Dawes Commission.
The object of the meeting is to
further discuss the Indian treaties
and TO confer on matters looking TO
statehood for the two Territories. 1t
is probable that some definite re-
suits will be reached. The recent
outlaw depredations in the Indian
country, have spurred the commission
to renewed energy and the members
desire to speedily decide vexed prob
lem.-Guthrie Leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-10
MORE SALTY THAN The DEAD SEA.
A Ton of Crent salt Lake water Holds
About 31J Pounds of salt.

Water of the Great Salt Lake varies
greatly in its contents OF dissolved sol
ids, depending upon the relation between
tho supply Of water through streams and
the evaporation. a iair average Of total
solids dissolved in the water of tho laie
at its present mean level is from 10 to
20 per cent by weight But not all OF
this is common salt, for besides this in
gredient the water contains sodium eul
phate (glauber salts), magnesium chic.
ride, calcium sulphate (gypsuED and ro-
tassium sulphate. a detailed analysis
of water taken from the lake i'll Au-
gust, 1888, was made by DR.. Talmage.
This contained in all 10. 5G per cent dis
solved solids, of which 10. 7I was COM
mon salt. Such water would yield OF
total solid matter 30' pounds to the ton,
and of common salt about 3l1 pound
to the ton.
The Dead sea contains greater pro
portion of solid matter dissolved in its
waters than does the Great Salt lake
Much discrepancy exists among pub
lished accounts OF its contents, the luc-
tuations in composition boilig due to
the Same causes that prevail in our lake
viz, the relation between the supply
through infowing streams and loss by
evaporation. A sample takon from a
depth Of !, ,110 feet carries 25, 4 per cent
of dissolved solids, This corresponds {
52s pounds TO the ton. but Of this oni.
1865 per cent was common salt. or 10
pounds per ton.
Therefore, though the Salt lake car
ries a lower proportion OF dissolved sol
Ids of all sorts than does tho Dead sea,
the lake contains more than double the
proportion of salt. The chief solid con
stitu & of the Dead sen water is not so.
dium chloride common salt), but mag
nesimn chloride. Strictly speaking, the
water of our lake is much "briiiier'
than that of the Dead sea, c,h;aon salt
being the chief solid dissolved in t.le
lake. Nevertheless tho Dead seals much
moro highly saturated with solids
Deseret News
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-10
= Peculiar Suit.

Judge Stuart's court was occupied
in the forenoon today with rather
peculiar case, that of Parker VS. Lassi
ter, for rent. 1T seems that Lassit r
rented certain ground from the plain
tiff and refused to pay the rent on the
grounds that he planted crop Of
millet and raised crop of wild crab
grass and that he was under no obliga-
tions to share with his landlord the
hay gathered therefrom. The case
was tried tefere Judge Stuart and
decided by giving plaintiff judgment
for $3.50 and dlssolying the attach
meat. IN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-10
IIerse Thieves Cartpre d.

Shcriii hughes OF u.ayson County,
Tex, this morning wired to the
oilic~rs here asking for information
relative TO some horse thieves suppos-
ed TO be from this part of the country.
lie said lie mad two men, George Lee
and bcn Green, arrested with stolen
horses and that it was thought
they belonged near Ardmore. Officer
freeman is investigating. Lee and
Green are said to be known here hav-
Ing lived near Overlook and traded
horses here during the summer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-11-10
Dixon Wounded.

Deputy Chancellor returned empty
handed Friday afternoon from his
search for Dixon, the slayor of Hill.
He says that Dixon Is still In the
neighborhood and that he is badly
wounded and that from all accounts
he was justiaable in the killing. Hill
waylaid him and wounded him before
Dixon fired either OF the fatal shots.
He will come in and surrender as soon
as his wounds will permit. Public OPP
inion in the neighborhood is In his IA
vol.
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DreadysIl--Rodfel6.

Orange Blossoms.
EvCygrCcns.
Banks Of beautiful flowers.
Music, soft and solemn.
A beautiful church ceremony.
Today at high noon meath the alter
e the First Presbyterian church be-
fore a select invited audience, Rev. Il.
VI. Tuttlc administered a mCst beau
tiful ceremony, free from awkward
conventional restraints, calm, delib-
crate, earnest. impressive, when liar
rs l.. Eroadwell and Miss Florence
Redhcld took the VOWS OF most sacred
matrimoAy.
Tie beautiful ediiice all decorated
within, the alter banked with the
richest stores of the conservatory. eX-
haling their delightful fragrance. with
the low sweet strains from the organ
filing the room to the vaultcd cell
ings, and fttiugly announcing the ar
rival OF the couple.
Mr.. George Fee and Mr.. Orin Red
field stood up with the bride and
groom while Miss Kathrine Hunter
executed the wedding march.
After the ceremony, dinner was
served at the home Of Col ID. Red
field, when the couple took the east
bound train on q short bridal tour.
Harry Broadwell, by his strict bus
iness integrity, and honest, manly
bearing is universally esteemed In
Cisco and the fair, sweet woman won
for his bride is loved for her gentle.
ness Of manner and loyable disposi.
tion In the home whore she has grown
from girlhood.
May their life's journey be continu-
ed side by side with the friends here
who cherish their friendship and their
path find roses and shady spots all
along through pleasant future
Cisco Roundup.
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Chri.tien Church.

Elder Nolney johnson could not at
tend the conN. alton. at Sherman, as
was expected, owing to sickness in
his family, hehee win be in his pulpit
tomorrow at II u. m. and 7.30 p. m.
The pabiir cordially invited.
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Tho Saraccns burned the Alexandrian
library and the great library OF Matthew
Corvinas. king Of Hungary, which con-
tanned 400. 600 volumes. When Granada
was taken. Cardinal Ximenes retorted
IN kind by destroying all the Korans and
Moorish booksto be found in the city.
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More Important.

Reporter--There is story just CONS
to the office that your daughter has
eloped with your footman. Is 1t true5
Banker-Yes, sir. it is true And you
may add that the rascal has taken with
him brand new suit OF my livery
Kew York Herald.
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court.

J. w. Dennard, one Of the alleged
Chicago Lumber Co. arrived from Dal-
las this morning having been released
on 50, 900 bond, which he gave by de-
posting that amount OF money in the
bank. lie says Murphy went on to
Arkansas. 1t is understood that he
was too much chow come you so" TO
give any statement OF his side of the
affair which has given him a national
unsavory reputation.
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II. p. Evitts thisafternOJn received
telegram announceing the death oI
his brothers child at Marietta. he
left for there on the 2:17 train.
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II. S. ". Parker, business manager
of the AaDMOREITE, together with
his little daughter Lila went to Fort
Worth this afternoon TO spend Sun
day with relatives.