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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Forest Fires Ras1ne.

Danielsonville, May 9-Forest fires are again raging in the woods in Moosup and reports received here are that the fires are spreading dangerously close to several farm buildings. The farmers were out in force this afternoon beating down the burning brush and endeavor- ing to stop the progress of the fires. The fires are supposed to have been started by some boys week ago, and that the flames were not entirely ex- tinguished on Sunday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Chased Eaoh Other Down sta,rs.

Providence, May 10.-A fire which 3iginated in the kitchen of the City ho- D at 12:90 this morning caused the Syr-
 < SC delegation of Eastern league play
 to chase one another down stairs T the reading room, where they assum- ' the robes of the street and were af- awards transferred to the Narragan- ktt hotel. The loss by fire will be tri- Ing, but the guests of the hotel and |wners of surrounding buildings had hd quarter of an hours
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
TO RETURN AS 4 m1ss1oxARY.
Rev. Q. Faduma, of the Divinity School
 Ordained as 8 Minister.

 Ordained as 8 Minister. Rev. Orishatukeh Faduma, of the graduate class in the Yale divinity school was ordained to the Christian ministry at the Dixwel1 avenue Congre- Fgatlonal church last evening. He comes from Sierre Leone and will return as a missionary. A council was held late in the afternoon at which Dr. Twitchell was moderator and F c. Clark scribe. The candidate was examined and ac- cepted.
 In the evening Rev. Lewis O. Brastow of the Divinity school preached the or dination sermon on "The Christ Spirit. D Rev. A. P. Miller extended the right hand of fellowship and Rev. Dr. Twitchell gave the charge.
 The newly ordained minister said the benediction according to the usual GUS tom.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
.rnAr NBw EAST THOMPSON onUE
It Faded Away Like Snow Under the Mid
 day Sun.

[ 1t Faded Away Kike Snow Under the Hid- day Sun. Willimantic, May 9--Captatn T9ifI-
 house of the police force left for Ea st Thompson this morning to work up
 the new clue discovered by State At torney Hunter. He returned on the noon express, and said there was noth-
 ing to the report.
 State Attorney Hunter was informed of a report that Undertaken Lillibridge
 balming a. body. and when returning home by an unfrequented road, very early in the morning, he met a man in wagon driving toward South Cove pond. Tn the wagon, so it was reported, was a mysterious bundle, which was supposed to contain the bodies of Storskenzie's wife and boy. This was tB great clue.
 Captain Hillhouse found Undertaken LiIlihridge, but the undertaken had had. no experience similar to that related. He had heard report that neighbor had seen the two men as stated by the undertaken. but 1t was about month after the supposed double murder and after the husband and father was in jail
 All hope that the prisoner would con- fess has been abandoned, as he cannot be made to talk about the crime ex- cept to protest that he has no idea where his wife and child have gone Various traps have been laid for him .{., ,5 4as but all have failed. The belief that he either committed the crime when in- sane, or knows nothing about the fate of his wife and child is growing among the jail officials.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Rubenstein Club Recital.

A musical recital will be given on the evening of May 15 at Warner hall by the Rubepstein club of this city, assisted by Mrs. Allen Hull, contralto; Riley Phillips, baritone; Willis Alling pianist; Sara Winchell, accompanist and George c. DeVole of New York, tenor. The concert promises to be a success, as the club is doing admirable work, and the soloists are all artists of merit
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
nopY rouNp rY n1yER.

An Aged Hartford Man Wanders From
 Home and Found Dead.
 Hartford, May 9.-Barnard Rooney, an old and feeble man, eighty years of age, wandered away from his home, in Colts meadows near the arrnory, which is close to the Connecticut river, and this morning a party searching for the old man found his body lying in the river not far from where he lived
 It is supposed to be a case of acci- dental drowning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
ARRESTED FOB THEFT.
Stole Box of Tools From Benton's Box
 Shop,

John Cummings of Arthur street was arrested for theft of a box of tools from Benton's box shop last evening by Of- ficers Good and Rice. The shop is run ming nights at present and Cummings is an employe. He did not feel like working last evening, and said he was going home. He did not leave the building at once, but was seen leaving later with the, box of tools,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Yn1e stndents stenlinn sirns s.

Two Yale students, giving their names as Augustus G. Ruggles and Richard N. Strong, were arrested by Officers NIcGrath and Curran last night for stealing sings, They had one and a barber's pole. They were lock ed up at police headquarters in default of bondss
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
A warship Launched.

Po1a. Austria, May 9.-The warship honarch was launched here this morn hg in the presence of Emperor Franz Aoseph and an immense gathering of Ieople, including a large number of distinguished persons. The town and he shipping in the flarbor were gaily
 fessed with flowers, flags, streamers, 'c. The vessel was christened by the
 rchduchess Maria 1'Teresa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Arranrements for Nren,orieI Dov.

The joint Memorial day committee met in the Sons of Veterans room last evening and Rev A. F. Miller was elected orator of the day. The B quar- tet and Mime. Oertel will furnish music. Rev Mir. Timn of the Evangelical Lu- theran church will offer prayef Na- than Hale camp will go to East Rock and decorate the monument and fire a salute.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
cnino-tapanese Treaty Ratified.

London, May 9-The foreign office as been informed by the Japanese gov |rnment that the Chino-Japanese treaty kas ratified on May in the exact |orm agreed upon at Shimonoseki.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Hns Offered to Surrender.

Madrid, May 9.-The 1mparcial prints b dispatch from Havana stating tha1 Inc rebel leader Castillo and sixty fol. overs have offered to surrender or eondition that he and his command are bardoned. The government, the dis. batch says, is disposed to accept Cas- [ilIo'st terms.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
GRAND orrTocns E1EorrD.
Next A, O. F. Convention to be Held in New
 Britain.

Next A O, V. Convention to Dc Held in New
 Britain.
 Hartford, May 9.-The grand court of the Ancient Order of Foresters of America continued its session to-day, and after disposing of it's business proceeded to elect officers as follows: Grand chief ranger-A H. Mccarthy of Waterbury.
 Grand sub-chief ranger-Thomas &. Creighton of Hartford.
 Grand treasurer-David Dickinson of Meriden.
 Grand seoretary-Philip E. Hendricks of Taftviile.
 The next convention will be held in New Britain the second Wednesday in May, 1896.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Official Announcement Received.

Washington May 9,--The Japanese legation has received an official dis patch confirming the announcement that the notifications of the treaty of peace between China and Japan were exchanged at. Chee- FQ1Q TsSEe ednesdaY.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Professor 1ounsbury Appointed.

Washington, May 9,-The president to-day appointed Professor Lounsbury of Yale university a member of the board of visitors to the naval academy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-10
Lord Rosebe1,v ia I'll.

London, May 9.-Lord Roseberry's physicians Issued bulletin this after noon stating that the premier was suf- tering somewhat from fatigue.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18
Selected Stnru.
THE SEA-BIRD'S FOE,

When the wild waves, at the retrcatng tide.
Round some low promontary leap and
wrangle,
And mid the rocks you see the fowler hide
Where ea.birds stoop for food In oozy tan
gle;-
When hidden in the hollow of his boat
The practced marksman in his boat lies
rocking,
And wheeling round with curious eye-you
note
The haplcss sea-birds to destruction flock
ing; =
When on hard rock or crimsoned wave they
fail,
And at the slayer's feet in heaps are living.
And now for food their unAedgcd nsetlings
In vain-on yon bare cliff by thousands
dyingj-
BY whom is nerved the sanguinary hand
Which spreads cloud OF woe DER cliff and
water,
And drives these living sunbeams from our
strand?
by thy fair sister. vile or gentle daugh-
ter
Who to set off the glory of her hair
For her brave hat demands the sea.birds
glory,
Nor will one leather from her tresses spare
To put an end to all this tragic story.
She is the sea-bird's foe She gives the word
Their snowy plumes to plumber, not to
cherish.
That she may blythe murderous guns are
heard;
That she may dress-the lovely sca-birds
perish
-[Rev. Richard Wilton in Our Dumb An
finals.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18

with tints and glints Of ruby and
topaz and amethyst in the deep dyes
of the Northern woods OF our paral-
les. What fortunate beings those
gazers may imagine the jewellers on
such star as this must be; what
higher order OF life may they coujec
ture it What superior sensitiYeness
and virtues must those have who
live in it f; what compIeter faculties
and undreamed Of powers walking
among those jeweIed splendors, or
mayhap not walking, but lowered
with wings DeIuded dreams Per
haps they think that death, by and
by, if their deserts are such, will take
them to these enchanting regions.
and give them the freedom of all
these radiances and marvelS. Per
haps they wonder what produces
these marvels, and apply their powers
of search-have their theories and
contentious and parties regarding
the constitution of the next inner or
outer planet, as the case may be,
meaning the earth-wonder what
we call ourselves, and give us a name
that we may never know.-[ Harper's
Bazaar.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18
THE RED LEAF.

If when October steals across the
scene there were denizens of some
near planet to gaze upon the earth,
even on our one section or phase of
it, what wonderful and changeable
star she would seem to them A little
while ago she swung living emerald
with the summer greenery, as just
before that she was sapphire and
silver globe, with the winter snow
and ice and their azure riffs and
shadows, and here she is blazing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18

Mr.. Kennedy OF Cambridgeport, Mass,
has broken ground at "Buena Vista in
Windsor Tor the foundation OF 100000
summer residence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted ochlldren that
recommend it as superior TO any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. d.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18

We have all Of the finer grades
of seasonabIe goods and shall
make right smart bid for your
trade. 1t will pay you to be crit
ical in making your Winter pur-
chases. We like to show goods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-10-18

THE CENrAuR COMPANY n MURRAY STREET New YORK CITY,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16
Notice Contractors.

Bids will he received at the Otfi"e of
the undersigned until II o'clock "A. m.
Saturday. February %. 1895. for the
erection and completion Of two story
brick building for Herbert & Lewis
on the corner of Main and Mingo
streets, ArdmOre. /. T.. according to
plans and Specifications now on file at
uur Office.
The owners reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
DOUGLAS & DOUGLAS,
lG-3t Architects.
Office Masonic Temple.
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HEALDToN HAPPENINGS.

HEALDToN. Feb. 14.-Special Cor
rc>pond,nce Our village was visited
Yesterday by Kennedy Bros. minstrel
troupe and last night at an early horr
considerable audience had gathered
at the Baptist church eager for the
fun that was in store for them. At :
p. nj. the curtains were drawn and
the crowd kept in amazement and
laughter until stampede was caused
by the falling of a swinging lamp.
Oil was scattered over the floor which
was in flames in an instant extending
and igniting the curtains. For
while il seemed there would be con-
Migration. when the manager. Mr..
Kennedy. grahed up the burning lamp,
threw il through window and by
the assistance of others succeeded in
extinguishing the flames. Happily
nc one was hurt in the wild rush for
the door. Order being restored the
exercises were continued until late
hour To the pleasure and satisfaction
of all
Healdton school is at last in pro-
gress, under the efficient management
uf Prof. c. W. Aston, and we think
by the cooperation Of all. we can
have a school that will be credit To
our town and second TO none in the
ChickaSaw Nation.
II. II. OKelly and T. A. Maxwell
TWO of our most energetic business
men made a trip to Gainesville Texa,
Inst week.
Health of our country was never
hotter. judging from the amount OF
time put in by the doctors playing
crokinole, one of the most charming
Of games.
Success To the ARDMoREITE and
live long its editor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16
THREATENING ASPECT.
Tbs Santa Es and th@ Merchant OF
Gainesville Am a WrAngls.
Shops May be Moved.

General managersof the Santa Fe,
HOakum. has sent telegram TO some
OF the merchants of Ga inesyille, stat
ing that unless the merchants re-
scind their actions regarding the res
olutiOns passed the other day i'm refer
ence to the freight rates. that the
company should take steps at once to
protect itself. OF course this means
that the shops will be moved from
Gainesville. If the Gainesville mer-
chants are in the right. which the
Register believes they are, then they
should stand pat on their declarations
of right, though the heavens fall.
Master Mechanic Waugh telegraph
ed TO the foremen of the round house
and car shops here last night TO close
down all work the rest Of this week.
Consequently one hundred men have
been laid off until next Monday and
probably longer. The men at the
round house understand this order. as
the result Of the action taken by the
local merchants, few days since
( Gainesville Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16
Attention. Parents.

! have opened schuOl in the Red
schOOlhouse, northeast uf Davies lum-
ber yard. While my runui> are not A.
well finished ON the Inside a. | " uld
like. IL j. convenient, and a. IL T.
kept well heated 10y two stoves. and
the desks re nicely arranged, TIA,
pupils can H. comfortable.
Parents. visit my school; talk 4
those WHO are sending 10 me. and ask
them how they like my manner 0i
conducting a Schuoi. Give me a tria
with your children. aud " you are not
sat iSiied with the school and YOU
children's advancement the tuition
shall not cost you anything.
T. A. MASTERS.
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To the Citi1ens OF Ardmors.

We have worked hard this week.
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather. have found our faults
and also how To avoid bad work. We
now promise the people of ArdmOre
that we will do them nothing but
first class work. and hope for liberal
patronage next week. We are now
working ten hands and expect To put
on more as the work increases. We
all live here and spend our money
here with YOU; why not spend your
laundry money with US instead Of
sending it to Gainesville OF give il TO
the Chincman who send il TO the old
dominion never To return TO u> again:
Let Us hear from you, ali work first
class and prompt delivery guaranteed.
1921 ARDMORE STEAM LAUNDRY
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Special Order No. 1.

Headquarters ChickaSaw Post No. 2l.
Department of Oklahoma Grand
Army of the Republic.
ARDMoRE. /. r.. Feb. -. 1893.
All members of this Post are hereby
ordered to be present at meeting To
be held OF the same at Wilmington
hall on February 26. 1895, p. m.
Come prepared to meet and pay all
dues up to date. and elect officers.
All members in good standing Of the
&. \. r. now in the city are cordially
invited TO be present.
Trusting chat all will respond. | an
yours in F. G. X l..
JOHN =. HAMMER.
Post Commander.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16

What might have been a disastrous
fire was averted this Thursday morn
ing by the timely arrival Of Il. W.
Humphrey. lie was un his way home
when he saw n Santa Re box car on
fire. lie raised an alarm. 4 crowd
responded, but could do nothing with
the burning ear. Several cars were
coupled together, but they were push
ed away from the blazing ear. The
lire burned the woodwork of the ear
tu the trucks aud also destroyed the
end Of another. Several bales OF cot
ton were ON the platform close 10 the
blaze. They were rolled To place Of
safety. No one knows how the blaze
started, unless tramp> had built fire
on the inside OF the cur 20 keep
warm.-Paul's Valley Enterprise.
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srANnARp cOrrON n LTAIIHACTIoNs

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Through trains twice each day frum
Fort Worth. Plano. GreruVillc. Sher-
man. WhiteWTight, Wolfe City. sui
phur Springs. Waco. llillsbOrO. CurSi-
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kama To- Memphis, Tenn. making
close connections at Memphis for the
old States. and at TeXarkana making
close connections for ~. Louis and
the north via ~. r. l. VI. 4 : Ry.
Pullman sleeping coich service from
the above cities for Memphis via Got
ton Belt Route" aud for ~. Luui, via
/ 81. L. /. VI. X =. RS. frum Texarkana-
Through Pullman sleepers frum san
Antonio 10 Memphis via International
I y Great Northern railway. Tyler and
/ Cotton gclt Route
CloSe connections 10 receive and
/ deliver passengers in Texas a. follows:
/ Greenvfllc with the NJ. X. & II. and
/ Texas Midland railway: Plano with
I the n. X +. {. railway: Fort Worth
with the Fl. X ID. G; Ft. W. y X. g.
G.. e. & =. r: I. * 7. railways. Bil
/ sandy with the 7. y y. Ry.. Tyler
with the I. x g.. y. Ry: CUrSicans
with the II. < II. &. Try; Waco will
tue VI. X. Il Il. and :. y. 4 \. Il. ky
| McGrcgor with the g. q. y :. +. Ry
All Texas railways sell tickets Vi;
the Cotton Belt Route" ask then
and secure the accommodations and
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running solid trains from Texas q
Memphis. All enquiries answered.
promptly by =. q. WARHER.
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n. M. s. HinaFors.

The rendition of Pinafurc by our
home people last night was certainly
success. \ large audience was in
attendance. and we question il ever a
more appreciativc one sat ia the
building.
Under the able dircctOrshiD uf Max
MunzeSheimer with Mrs. y. II. Me
Coy as pianist. the performance went
through without a hitch. True. at
at the~Start timidity was there, but
aS the piece progressed 80 did the
courage Of the crew. and il would be
unjust TO underrate any one charac-
ter, a. all seemed tu vie with each
other ia assuring success TO the play
Josephine was faithfully portrayed.
IL especially were some OF the more
d ificIlt cantOS. and with some more
vivacity in the acting il would b.
perfect. Little Buttecupwa admir-
ably presented. a. was also IIebe
Sir jos, pa Porter kept the audience
ia excellent hunor. The gallant Cap
tain in his many intricacies was well
itA4AlNANAls ~ WIS AA~ff AAlnA VI AfAAk n
Dcadeye. but il division Of honorS
were 10 be given the larger slice
would fan to EHiph Rlckstraw. This
character was noblv executed in a
tenor entitled To a record. The boat-
swain aud his mate also merit notice.
The entire chorus, thOuhg AT times
| bunglcSOme, was carried through in
excellent voice. The applause given
during the rendition showed that
their lJbOrs lad not been in vain.
I The song rendered by the male quar-
/ tette between the acts was the
crowning event OF the night, carrying
I the house by storm
Again We say, the management has
| cause 20 be- proud uf the manner in
which our home talent sustained
themselves throughout the entire per
formance.
NOTES.
Throw timidity 10 the dogs. Talk
louder. sing with more vim and geS-
ticulate freely.
Sir Joseph Initiate yourself a littl,
more and n it 70 the people in q
louder tone.
Captain BE not nervous, AID avoid
the necessity Of being prumpted.
Dick Deadeye-DOn't forget that
you are "A defOrmed cus>: take a cinct
on your deformity and don't straight
en- up.
Boatswain-YO You're a rOllicky sailor
and your hands are not. necessarily
tied behind your back. They may b
/. large. but we can stand IL.
Douglas X Mason on-Drill your new
usher ON the first half OF TN,
alphabet and seat numbers TO aVoiC
: delay and unnecessary confusion h
seating patrons.
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Fnrniture Repairing.

am now ready to repair, revarniSh,
reiniSh in oil, rtpJlish with French
polish, your piano, Organs. Bureau.
or any other furniture. right in your
own houses without Soiling your car
pets or room. in any way. Can make
your furniture aS good and aS nice as
when new. Charges reasonable and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Oh.a. Room No. ;. over City Drug
Store !. ). EVANS, lock box, 2;I7.
I'm dW
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As Damon.

Their is n actor making the tour
of tie rdciiit Mort Invest whose dfa-
mltic pow r entities him 10 better
audience than that deserved by John
s Lindsay. Ills presentation OF Da-
mon was magnificent in fact. in
p'Ia.> 81. almost mltchieSS. Either
one Of h t.Irre or four scenes in the
play which give scope TO Mr.. Lindsay 5
power of portraying passion. j. worth
more than the admission fee. Salem.
Oregon. Capital Journal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16

4 young man in Lowell Mass.
troubled for years with succession
Of boilS on his neck. was completely
cured by taking only three bottles Of
Ayers's Sarsa parilla. Another result
OF the treatment was greatly i'm
proved digestion with increased avoir.
pupOiS. l2-lw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16

Deputy Chancellor arrested Al.
Lovelace near Nebo yesterday and
took him 10 Paris this morning. Love
Ince wa guilty of horse theft and had
skipped his bond. Ills hond' men arr
Much gratiiied at hi> rc.arrcst.
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Suits.

have now opened up my office and
da ready to furnish ''cut and made
to measure" suits. fine shirts of any
style, linen cuffs and collars, suspen-
derS, etc, made BY the we'll known
firm. Wannani4ker 4 Brown"
business hours. TO II a. H.. 4-to p.
m. Patronage solicited. satisfaction
guaranteed. Office. room No. 3, over
City Drug Store.
J. s. EVANS.
LIN I.u.k BoX 237, ArdnIOTc.
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Notice.

TO Whom This May Concern:
This is To certify that O. >. Baily Is
tile duly authorized and appointed
Scavenger for the city OF ArdmOre.
All parties wishing work done can
leave orders al the Palace drug store
or Ramsey & Ross drug store.
w. r.. GARDINER,
JHO. l.. GAIT,
II. II. PARKER
ALBERT RENNIE.
I5-3t Wit Sanitary Committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-02-16

Owing u sickness of my wife at
Temple Texas, | will be away from
the city for the next fifteen days. In
the meantim. all plrtie, having bust
ness with me. will please call on j. f..
Quinn he Blacksmith. who will see
that your wishes are promptly attend
ed to- |. y. STINsON.
l:l-iOt Well Contractor.