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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31
MARRIED BEHIND BARS.
sequel 20 a Sensation-An Eiopeneat
An Arrest and q DIsoree-The Pun-
iahmcnt % the La~ Esadcd.

The readers Of the Advocate will
remember the account published sew
eral months ago Of the guilty esca-
pade Of Jen Jones and Ella sexton.
These two parties lived below Jen-
nings. Jones was n married man,
Ella Sexton was a girl about i6 or II
years % age. Jones sent his wife on
60 Graysou county on visit to rela-
tivcs aud soon afte- be and the Sex.
ton girl were missing. 4 few months
afterwards Jones was arrested IN the
y. I. r. ON charge Of adultery with
Miss Sexton and since that time he
been languishiug in the county Jail
awaiting Uncle Sans court. His
wife vas not pleased with his con-
duct and brought suit for a divorce
and 20; DC at the present term Of
court
Miss sexton came into town, a
marriage license was procured, she
went over 90 the Jail and within its
~ombrc wall Rev. Robi Blanchard
pronounced the words that made the
guilty couple husband and wife.
This act does not necessarily bar the
prosecution against Jones but Judge
Bryant i- not hard enough TO send a
bridegroom from his blushing bride
a.;rr tscy have made all possible
.mcnds for their misconduct and the
ea.c will dcuhtlr-sly be dismissed.
rur groom did not want any notice
of bis wedding in the papers but the
Advocate cannot refrain from max
ing his happiness known.-Paris Ad-
xucnfe
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31

The Bergcron stock of groceries,
tv.o doors south uf Wisnor hotel,
which was bought by K. Des Jardins,
j. being sold at such prices as are
surprise Co even the merchants who
huy ou the closest margin for cash.
These goods are fresh and Of an ex-
cc.lent quality and are going very
rapidly. 10 - an opportunity for
families 20 lay in a supply az less
than wholesale prices 3O-3t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31
VI. E. CONFERENCE.
Convened This Morning Bishop Horerove
Presiding. Welcome Addresses.
Business Transacted.

Conference was called to order
this morning at O'Clock By Bishop
Iargrove.
After scripture reading and prayer.
welcome addresses were heard from
Judge &. b. Kilgorc and Rev. J. +.
Aubrey, pastor Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
Judge Kilgorc said that under our
peculiar circumstances we were with
out municipal government and there
fore had no mayor TO welcome these
guests 10 our city For this reason
he had been called upon 10 make a
welcome address. lie said he could
vouchsafe a welcome TO this body be-
cause most of the citizens are Tex
ans. lie could rely ON the hospital
ity If the people but not that Of the
weather. The Judge eulogized the
Vi. T.. church for their successful
efforts i'm cvangelizing the frontier-
he admired their plans and methods
though hc himself Is Presbyterian.
but not So calyanistic as Calvin.
Next came Bro. Aubrey, who said
the city felt hon pred To have as
guests body Of men whose life-work
IL is To- lay the very foundation st0nc-
of our moral and religious institU-
tions. 80 rapidly has tine growth ol
morality and christianity been That
even the promoters themselves rrc
surprised %. results. Ten years ago
who would have thought that tbs
large body Of intelligent christian
meu couli he assembled 10 transact
bu mess pertaining to every hamlet
and community IN both Oklahoma
and Indian Territories; the home Of
the high-wayman the rendezvous Of
country where men died with their
boots on. \ great change has come
over this country, largely due to the
influences represented before us to-
day We welcome you ono and all
TO our city.
These addresses were responded
to by Bishop Hargrove in a few well
chosen words, after which the con
ference was declared ready for bus!-
ness.
Rev VI. l.. Butler, of Wynnewood ,
/. T., was elected secretary.
Revs. J. y. Moore, of Anadarko,
and r. o. Shanks, OF Duncan, were
elected assistant clerks.
The hours for meetings are from
s:i5 10 ll:45 n. m. and from 10 8 p.
m, with a night session each even
ing.
The afternoon will be given up To
committee work.
Bishop Hargrove and all the pre-
siding elders will hold cabinet
meeting at p. IN.
Rev. B. II. Grcathouse, of Vinita,
/. T., will preach tonight at the
Methodist church.
J. r. Barbee, of Nashville, Tenn,
is here representing the interests of
thc Southwestern Publishing House.
Taken all in all more intelligent
or better looking class of men never
met in ArdmOre.
Notwithstanding the rain and mud
all the meetings are largely attended.
Several full-blood Indians are To be
found among the ministers, and one
very promising young Indian comes
to Join the conference at this present
session. All the churches in the city
are thrown open to the Brethren.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31
wIsSoR HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Mrs VI Dougherty, Petersburg; +
J Hall, Max Heyman, G J. Potter, J
: Fletcher, John l. Simpson, Gaines
Vile: c l. Farmer, J d Barber, Nash
Vile; Adj Lea, Fl Worth; NJ a Bur
ton. + c Harmon, ;; Louis; J X Har-
ris, Lynchburg; 7 G. Smallwood, T
VI Richardson, Pearson, Oklahoma
City; II G Alexander, Tex; 4 L Bon
nell, Muskogee; O W Patchell, Pauls
Valley; u Duke, Davis; G. b Hester
and wife, Boggy Depot, l T; y q
Caldwell, J 3 Warfield, Dallas; vi j
Roach, Memphis; + Williams, city.
LosT-A coat containing in pock-
cts, book of accounts aud letters
bearing my name. Finder will please
leave same at this Office.
Silt W. NJ. DoBsoN.
q. NJ. D. Holford, Mark, Charley
and George Bowling and Mr.. Love
an prominent in Lebanon circles, are
in the city.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, a course
in business college. II YOU want a
business education this is your OPP
portunity. Apply at this Office.
Miss May +. Randall, the beauti-
full and talented ycung actress as
Nina Lee in the Tramp" at the op
era house Friday, November !, for
t':r benefit Of the poor.
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WILL NOT HANG.
Death Sentence Of weatmoreisad Con.
muted TO Life Imprisonment Was 20
Have Been IIrnR So,er.bcr ..

PARIS, TEX, Oct. sO.-The federal
authorities this afternoon received
telegraphic notice from Washington
stating that the sentence cf Thos II.
Westmorcland, under sentence Of
death and whose date Of execution
had been set for November :. had
been commuted by President Clrve-
land to life imprisonment. u will
be remembered ny the readers 81
the News that Westmoreland
was originally sentenced 10 hang
sept. ~, along with Charles n. Key.
whose trial attracted usual attention.
and further that the president grant
cd him a respite until Nov. :, that
the department Of justice might have
time 10 investigate the character OF
the testimony upoa which hc was
convicted. ~ two at tine witnesses
wrote letter TO tine federal nuthori-
ties here stating that they bad
pcriurcd themselves CD secure his
conviction and that 90 given an OPP
p1rtunity they would swear dincr-
entity. This communication Of sentence
Is result ot the investigation hy the
department of Justice ai Washington
When You 20 Co t'aiGcsyi!lr don e
fnil g. <rc that mammoth sock a.
...tai--..- =. >. ..ael. l-.. ii- 81
Dee found two doors asst uf isrstof e..
see him. .t will p1y su,. -Gfl
Notwithstanding thn fartthat t.err
are great many visitors in the ei;y
20 attendance upon the Indian ,iis-
SION Conference, there is but httl,
ont OF the ordinary to Kill the mouoi-
ony or scarcity Of news.
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Whitcshoro, Tex. Oct. 30.-Dr. W
a.. Trolinger, a former member OF
the house Of representatives and
senate Of Texas legislature, died here
this morning of paralysis. lie was
a member Of Masonic, Odd Fellows
and Knights % Honor, and was
quite prominent In political circles.
Ladies', cali nt the ". NJ Nix Gro
Gerry Go. and see that beautiful sill
VcrWars they are giving absolutely
frcrtn tEeir customer. 2I-u
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THE ARDMOREITE
job Department Is Rushed
But Bring Us Your Work.

reput alton of fairness and honesty
that promptly refutes the charge OF
fayoritism. ] am told by leading
members of the bar in the Indian
Territory that he has made an excel
lent Judge and that his reputation as
4 lust Judge has been fully sustained.
From Washington dispatches ! learn
with pleasure that the department
does not regard the charges serious
". and in this il has the hearty ap-
Droyal of Judge Kilgore's acquaini-
ances, both friend and foe, in his old
congressional district"
For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. big bar
gain for cash. Apply at TINS once
Gerge J. Frasher is in Fort Worth
ON business. Incidentally he will
take in the Dallas fair before return
ing.
Full line of silverware just treceived
at Parker's lewelry store. Take Il
peep in his show window.
Mrs. ". II. Dotson and her father,
John T. Mulky, who have been visit
ing in the city returned to theirlhome
at Rotf today.
FoR SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. big bar
gain for cash. apply at this oiice-
John II. Lowe of Marietta, is in
the city as witness in Judge MI
gore's court.
All kinds of lega! nr'n-irg dDhH on
short note NJ .ais o Zee.
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New office Created.

Denison, Tex, Oct. 30.-The Choc-
taw legislature has passed a law
making il n felony to kiln game out OF
season.
A new Office has been created this
session by the legislature, called a
railroad inspector. whose duties are
20 protect the interests OF the nation
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GoodtoEat.

II YOU want something good TO eat
20 to +. b. Johnson & Go. opposite
the post Office.
Pigs feet.
Tripe.
Head cheese.
Pork sausage.
Oysters.
Niena sausage.
Cat fish.
Red fish.
Quails and Squirrels.
Celery. Sl-St
From the Oklahoman it is learned
that Howard easier, formerly an en-
ploye Of the ARDMoREITE has ac-
ceptcd a position in a job Office at
Shawnee.
4 good shoemaker at Bottoms &
Hamilton's Shoe Store. 2T-t
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FOR RENT-One furnished front
room on Court street, two blocks
north Wisnor Hotel Apply to Mrs
l.. 4. Sloat. 5o-i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31

4 good shoemaker at Bottoms &
llamilton's Shoe Store. 2T-tt
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removed its meats and produce .rum
the Love buiidiug 10 the Wheeler
building West Main street and in
vites the attention of the public 10
this change.
2g-tf p. j. WuBER. Ag..
Judge Yancy Lewis arrived from
Washington ON the noon train today
and was the recipient OF many warm
congratulations. He wears his re-
Gently acquired honors with ease
and dignity
Envelopes and letter heads At this
office.
Those who heard them say that the
addresses Of Judge Kilgore and Rev.
J. +. Aubrey welcoming the confer
ence delegates 10 the city were gems
Of oratory and marked ability
You want my goods aud want
your trade. You can get my goods
for very small sum, and I guaran
tee u keep your trade, for ] wlil
treat YOU right. Let me prove this
10 YOU. J. J. Rackley. two doors east
of postoflicc, Gainesville, Texas.2i-tf
Bishop Hargrove arrived in the
citS last night. lie Is accompanied
by Mrs. Hargrove, and they have a
home at the residence Of Dr. and
Mrs. a. J. Wolverton.
\ fun lire Of stationery at DR.. Lit
tells, East Main street. eft
The entire time OF Judge Kilsore's
court today was taken up in the
Carter Bros. x Co. vs. r. r. Graves
case and at a late hour the attorneys
were still arguing law points.
Blank mortgages for sale at this
Office.
John L. Simpson, Of the firm of
Tyler x Simpson, wholesale grOceFs,
Of Gainesville, is In the city register
ed at the Wisnor.
FOR SALE-At 4 bargain, a course
in business college IL you want a
business education this Is your OPP
portunity. Apply at this office.
The Tramp" will arrive at the
opera house and viii be seen by all
who 20 about s:l5 O'Clock Friday
evening, November /, for the benefit
of the poor.
Judge Potter, Of Gainesville, came
up today to appear in Judge Kill
gore's court in a professional capac-
ity.
Mrs. Purcell, OF Gainesville, was
among today's arrivals TO attend the
deliberations Of conference.
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Reagan Denton was today given 4
hearing before Commissioner Glib
hons on a charge OF assault to kill
and was held in the sum OF $500
which he promptly gave. Wilcox,
the man assaulted was able TO APP
pear in court and testify.
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For SALE-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A big bar
gain for cash. Apply at this office
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31

The Armour packing company Has
removed its meats and produce .rum
the Love buildiug TO thc Wheeler
building West Main street and in
this change.
2g-tf p. j.. WuHER. Ag..
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Fon SAI.E-Two desirable residence
lots in Ferndale addition. A blg
bargain for cash. Apply al this Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-10-31

Bob Langran j. up from flames
Vile and he thinks be may conclude
10 remain permanently.
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sSav. mister, where did you get
that hair cutg It's awful
"I'n 20 20 las hereafter, Budi YOU
bet I do not want any more hair cuts
like this
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DR.. b. r. Mitchell, of Chapel Hill,
Arkansas, is in the city taking In the
He contemplates at
,srhing himself TO this conference in
which case he viii accept WORK an
Tho Indian Territory. The ARD
N,oprrrE Acknowledges = pleasant
call
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Gerge J. Frasher is in Fort Worth
on business. Incidentally he Will
take in the Dallas fair before return
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01

Exports yesterday were 20H TO the Continent
and g. go 10 Great Britain. The steamer Lord Erne
cleared from Brunswick. Ga. with 1880 bales.
lO55.157 last year
The decline checked spot sales I'm the South. but
did not effect quotations. Mobile up lie cent:
other markets unchanged. New-Oreans sold 500
bales and Memphis $3.50 There will be holiday In
New-Oreans to-day.
There were more rumors that Nei VIII shortly
issue a bul.ish report The following dispatches
from the South received the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday:
Bryan Tex, Oct. 3l-Very cold. Very ltt.e cot
ton in the interior. Killing frost probably tonight
The holding back and top-crop theories both rank
nonsense.
New-Orleans Oct. 3.-Report that no steamboats,
running on Red and OauchIta rivers Is gross
Oauchita rivers the latter including the big boat
city of Camden. Besides these rivers no onger
large feeders railroads tap them In all directions
AS to the Mississippi River the three large NicksburR
steamboats, running reSu arly. one arrived
Monday with 2.7oD bales: another due this afternoon
with 800; another passed Nicksburg last night with
fun trip. Suppose Savannah. Houston and Calves
nobody knows OF any navigabe rivers In Texas
New-Orleans Oct. 3l.-Large bets offered here
against $4,000 no takers.
Bastrop. Tex. oct. 3l.-Crop all ginned ana ar.
rangements being made for another crop.
Liberty HILL Tex Oct. 3l.-Cotton nearly all out
and gnned and gins working only half time
New-Or.eans, Oct. 3l-S gna Service thinks Gulf
Georgia and the Carolnas though not accompanied
by high winds.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
TITLE OF PRO-DELEGATE.

eonsistory to be held In Rome about the middle
OF November. The date Of the convocation has
not yet been promulgated, but Monsignor
Satolli will not go 10 Rome for the purpose OF
receiving the insignia OF his new Office. Cardinal
Gibbons will act for the Pope and Monsignor
Sbarretti. auditor Of the Papal Delegation, VIII
act as Papal Ablegate on the occasion. The
beretta will be brought from Rome by a men,
Der Of the Noble Guard and delivered to Mon
signor Sbarretti, who will consgn it to Cardinal
Gibbons at the time of the ceremony. The meo-
senger carrying the beretta will leave Rome the
day after the consistory adjourns, and the
ceremony Of comforting ii on the new Cardinal
will probably be held early in December In
Baltimore.
Information Of the Pope's intention was con-
veyed 10 Monsignor Satolli in a confidential let
ter from the Pope. which received at the
Legation on Monday. This morning Cardinal
Gibbons received the following cable dispatch
from Rome:
To the Most Eminent Cardinal Gibbons, Arch
bishop of Baltimore L. S. A:
l am happy TO inform you that the Holy
Father having decided to confer the Cardlnaiate
on the Apostolic Delegate, Monsignor Satolh
Your Eminence will be delegated TO impose the
cardinalitia beretta His Holiness intending In
this way TO perform an act gratifying 10 your
emnence.
PAMPOLLA Cardinal Secretary Of State.
The Cardinal. accompanied by Father Magnien.
rector Of St Mary's Seminary, Immediately lett
Baltimore for Washington to congratulate Mon
signor Satoln on his promotion. They remained
for a short time dining at the Legation, and re-
turned to Baltimore early In the afternoon.
The elevation Of Monsignor Satolh to the car
dinalate IL is said at the legation will not AFFECT
his presen. relations. He will remain in America,
tut after the imposition OF the beretta he VIII
lake the title OF Pro-Delegate the practice OF the
7urch not warranting a Cardinal in occupying
Il sition of Delegate The honor comes 10
MJnsignor Satoln almost cOincident with the
third anniversary of his arrival In the Cnlten
states and his entry on the duties or Papal Dele
gate While the same advancement IN RANK u
usually given 10 representatives OF the rope at
the various courts in Europe holding similar posi-
fions with MOnsignor SatOlll, MS comes AT d
period somewhat IN advance OF the usual tlhie,
and is recognized as mark OF appreciation anu
aupreciation by the Pope Of his services IN TINS
country. ,
The ceremony OF comforting the beretta, Owing
10 the distance from Rome at which the new
Cardinal will be stationed Will differ in detail
somewhat from those generally performed The
ordinary method is for the Pope TO send an Able
gate from Rome to carry the beretta, accompanied
hy clerical secretary and a member or the
Noble Guard In this Monsignor Sbarretti,
heinr on the ground and OF sufficient rank, Is
named as PaDal Ablegate and II Is necessary only
"a eend q member OF the Noble Guard to convey
the emblem Of office. 1t will be repetitlon OF
~ rorn, followed in Cardinal Rampolla's own
case when ne elevated 10 the tarulhala'e
while acting as Papal Delegate at Madrid.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
OCTOBER GRAND JURY'S WORK.
pREsENTMENr on THE ToMBs AND THE LUDLOW
STREET JAIL.

PREsENTMENT on THE ToMBS AND THE LUDLOW
STREET JAIL.
The october Grand Jury finished It's business for
the term yesterday and adjourned. About noon
the Jury filed into Part |, General Sessions, and
Foreman Cross handed up presentment to Judge
Allison. who received it, and then thanked the
iury for me earnest and thorough manner in which
they had performed their duty. The presentment
handed up sever ,y scored the Ludlow Street Jail
and condemred the Tombs Prison unsantary
and Overcrowded
Judge Allison said.
Il called yoLr attention In the beginning 10 the
necessity OF devoting greater attention to your
work and especially to exercise greater care IN
acting on the cases brought 10 your attention.
told you to &C, Grand Jurors finding ndlct-
ments and not committing magistrates. There
have been 323 taken before you during the
month. OF these you found 26 true bills and dis
missed 81
YESTERDAY I am informed you finally disposed
of all prison cases waiting for the action Of the
Grand Jury The press has stated that the Tombs
is overcrowded. II that - so it Is no fault or
this Court and Grand Jury l thank you for your
attention and shall forward copy OF your pre-
sentiment to the Mayor. to be laid before the boaro
of Estimate and Apportlonment
The following is the presentment. in part:
In regard to the city Prison, the Grand Jury re-,
port that every facility was atofdea 10 'ne
OF the prison. Ii IS found that the sanitary condl-
tion of the prison Is good as can be expected IN
view Of the present crowded condition or the ceIis
The committee was Informed by the warden that
he had 20 make complaint as TO the pllinp-
ing or heating OF the building II was round, nov"
ever that the prison amentably overcrowded
This condition results not from any peculiar circuin
stance at the present time bu- II Is the natura
and inevitable result OF the great Increase OF the
population OF the city. with the consequent increase
In crime since the year 1888. in whch the present
Tombs Prison was completed. -
As a result of this overcrowded condition many
cells are necessarily occupied by two prisoners
This condition Of things is also greatly to be re-
gretted. The confinement within one narrow ce or
TWO persons charged with crime cannot but result
not only in the greatest discomfort OF the prisoners
themselves but I'm many in great morai IN
jury TO the persons confined.
In regard to the common jail OF the city an
county OF New-York known the LUDLOW otreet
jail the committee found a very different con-
diton Of things without going into details. II can
be said that the sanitary condition OF the prison IL
a disgrace to the county. .
The entire building. including the cells. should be
freshly painted the windows and locks now III use
are unsafe for a prison, and should be replaced by
those OF more modern pattern
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
ANOTHER HALLOWEEN hAS "o'"'
DAWN TOOK MOST OF THE Fun OUT OF THE Ni'''
FOR THE BOYS.

.oov MOST OF THE Fun OUT OF THE NIGHT
FOR TIE BOYS.
-, ,,.,,oween, This day Of days IN all 'he 'ea'
~" - o,gbt OF nights. has rolled rouhu ono
u p,, the dismal rain whicn stsr'eu -
.i'o' % ..a enthusiasrl out OF the day ior mo. -
'on ,a-at,on But what 90 city o's' ~
i'i''s - r,vs,srjes and beauties OF haio"e S, @s
@pou. T',e. there city lad who ever "'aue
maS ., veteran pumpkin OF the corii'e'a
Iace o" ,ne soul out OF his living NM -
AA.,,,9 Does any boy OF the DIE 'V" .,Ic,.
.s'1 ahon, ,he ghosty effectiveness oi no
s,'. hs','"s ne,chbor's window-pane! il so' '"e"
- w. nv of his playmates. ..,s anil
" -, assv from the practicaiiues oi 10 ,ha
ia.,ca, r,'"e. age are the old-time Sports =.
ne"''' ar such as Burns descripes, ' s',iSnnly
Sco'iisn ts smuggling by the mr. hre snnefn hearts
tls chcsu, carving disaster 70 l"o of ,he
nying apaI,; ssince hope; the sWlhsihms, - NAV
beating WIN aar he head in the hoe 'ia. ,,od one
Sptp. =, descrlbe the first let'ti ~ darkened room
-. i . 1s test of the mirror ~ and homes to see
nahe' tho atden elances therein aanc,,o anu over her
When me ser own true love glahchhs hse and an
the iace OF ,e a double reflection n,t,,,"d the
bhyuilei -'nrshp ~ other games co"S
tnceSs njnnoueen in the oden llii'e' - today are
sports o. ha..gi is changed The boys 81 asre They
,o make away with nelsimhare Where once
iore - make space IN the avenwa rd pointing
smnns .ts ,o,e 7, is the nEht Wn.hle Wneh and grouty
striped poirs scores with dsagreeaD,ee been known
eren up Ind tutors; when they ne houses red.
professors ~. ~ horses black ana WIZ 40 over Ho-
is shppr,na as they never were h"o"" "
rner and XenophoH-