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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

An impassioncd Address by the New York
Ornfor-Other speakers.

NEW YORK. Nov. Nv. BourNe
Cochran delivered an impassioned ad-
dress before an enthusiastic audience OF
Cuban sympathizers M C~hickerins han
Tonight. The occasion was the twenty
NTH anniversary Of the execution nc
Havana of eight Cuban medical students.
who were charged with having ucsc.I1.cu
the grave Of "a prominent eultoim'n ol-
fence OF which they were years later
found to be innocent.
Hundreds OF persons, men ana women
consrcgatcd In Fifth avenue near '"lDh-
crins Han. long before the pia.. VIZ
opened, ~ half-past ID clu,h'
o'clock, every scat was taken, anu '"c
aislcs were packed. OWING TO inc llih,ss
OF III. Castor, president OF the So0'',S'
Or. Lincoln dc Zayas, p~rcslucu
spoke IN Spanish. and introduced Nidnu,l
S~dnsuilly, "a brother OF General S"nsulis
now confined I'm "a Spanish prison. WHO
also spoke in Spanish.
The audience was az times cnthusld7-
tic. but % remained for w. Iouihc 'o'h-
ran 10 bring the patriotism OF tne 'nlon5
10 the fever point. When ne hiHt wiz
ID % the front Of the stage, III I.stoHs.
TO Chairman Iayas' characterization OF
him ass the "Dcmosthcaes OF inc haat'
with bis brow covered with the laureis
Of victory then the crowd rose as one
individual, and yelled itself ho'r.e.
MT. cochran GIicIsed the hiuil'I.n,'
"a '+N .-A+i"A otlhl t' NHr -
ton. lie said this was a eIlalS VIZ
earnest WORDS should ue rpoh'H. HW'
he inlthl not speak ~thbu"Et pl .-f
macy me- Wouid. ne saiu, 7p'ah w.. %
II was not Che sole purpose OF the m,et,
ing 10 weep for tie dead. but 10 counsel
10. lno HNinSi 10 del,Imlnr VIM, W
l,ot .hy o~Dii5auons were llIv''1 upv"
lne lnlied states Government ne re-
Ni."tu lle story OF the Sundh sluD,l's.
y government. he said. that seeks not
10 prevent hut 10 pcrpetuate su,h muir
u'ls } = nlol ON creation, an"Its lou"u
a'a,'u ln lhe governments tn.I; tho
nc EDl-t I'l me 'phtlu"'e 'tl'''t,, 'ie
1ot'i".l.il ol spain lH 1p.u' "u1 nH
cuba CUBA hopes for American SYM
l'hthy. ana sie is thus cn'ouI"s'u 10 lake
"l' mnT iyl .'i eilhi .tlll",n' u,,hor,os o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

Nerro.s kicked Row aud Were Arrest
cd md Tint Lndcd ~.

wYTHEVILLE. VA. Nov. 2'.-Special'
The strike among the miners at the
"pelton' mines. in the lower end Of this
county. of which considerable post NOR
tenn capital has been made 10y the Tree
silycritos here, has resolved itselt INTO Il
mere nrawl. Upon Investigation inc
facts of the case seem 10 he as iollo"S
MIR. George NJ. Seclcy. manager or inc
New River Mineral Company, 10y Wil'n
companythc mino in question IS operated
lad prior TO The election. told the miners
that If Mckinley was elected he would
nav off the hands I'm noncy. instead OF IN
merchandise. as had been his custom
heretofore at that mine. and they con-
strued that 10 mean that he would raise
their wages. Finding that this was not
done. some half a Cczen Of the men be-
came dissatisfied and encouraged by
Charlie Jones. 4 West Virginia negro.
who had been engaged in strikes FREE
uuently before that time. determined TO
10 upon a strike. and did SO.
They succeeded in kicking up "a row in
which a few pistol shots were fired, but
no one was hurt for which pleasant di-
version the leader and perhaps one or two
otners were arrested by a constable with
out the aid of the posse comitatus. and
thus ended the strike. The other parti-
clpanjs went quietly back TO work.
The Annie Lee" furnace at Max Mead
ows which is leased 10y the Pulaski Iron
Company. has not resumed operations
since the election. and IL Is now said that
II will not 30 In blast again for some
time. owing 20 the absence from town Of
the chief officials OF the furnace.
No reliable information can be gotten
upon the subject at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
THECITY O%FPETERSBURG
10 LACk or wATER TO SUPPLY
THE POPULATION.
The Salvation Army Take n Door-to-Door
Co~lieetion-The Destroyed Plant
at Emporia 10 lie Rebuilt.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 2I-Spe-
,ial-captain Nelson Patterson, chair
man OF the Water Works Committee
denies that the city water supply Is grow
ing short. Captain Patterson declared
that there was an abundance OF water
10 supply the demand until the hrst OF
the year. even If there was no rain before
that time.
The delegates from Petersburg to the
Grand Lodge. A.. J.. and y. NJ "hlc"
conycres In Richmond on next Iuesuay'
are. From BlandfOId I.Odsc-S. ~. NoItn1
,rS,on Nob.rt an. a. IT,. Waugh. ana
X. 4. MattcsOn. From fctcIsouib L""h'
Joseph lcyscr. Charles -. bOfst, ana
rIipuen. From rowbatan Starkc Loas,o'
No. l.l-Thomas. n. Diinain, NoDoi' ="
Campbell. ~ Key. John lbuout H.
The stockholders OF the masonic iioi",'
VINO meet in Richmond next Wednesday,,
Will elect three new members OF 'nS
Hoard of Governors. The mcnD'lS %
Inc hoard here IN Petersburg are ;. II.
Northington and Rev. John hIdou''
SALVATIONISTS COLLECT.
AT a meeting of the salvation Army
held last night. "a report Of the collcctiohS
made from nOusc-tO-nouse Nislts uu'ln5
Sclf-Denial Week was made. inc monty
raised goes 10 the iuuu OF
me Army in the United States. ana aiAo
10 the missionary cause.
The net receipts from the dlnhef anu
super given on Thanksgiving-l'ay lot
the benefit of the Home Tor tho SICK
amounted 10 one hundred dollars.
MIR. James NJ. Gallagher. formerly agent
of the old Dominion Steamship con-
pany i'm Pctcrsbure. arrived mere lilS
morning en- route 10 New YORK lor NOT
folk.
TO REBUILD.
learn tina the lumber plant az EN-
porla. Greonssille county, which was uc-
stroyed by fire last Sunday, IS 10 De re-
Hon Thomas T.. Ivcy. State Council
secretary of the Junior order lnlle1
American Mechanics of Virginia. r,tuil,"
home this morning from Charles Guy,
where. on yesterday, hc presented "a nag
TO the public school there.
Mr.. Eugene Powell. "a son Of llr. ioN,sh'
Superintendent of Public Schools oI nm
wfddic died In that county yesterday
afternoon. after "a brief Illness.
There Is a Sunday-school scholar III
Petersburg who has been punctuai I'D at
tendance at the sabbath school ne alt
tends on an average of hfty-onc Sunda4s
for fifteen years. The remaining SAD
baths he was ont of the city.
Mr.. Frank Lewis. of Norfolk. is mere
or "a visit. a..
In the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
Lexington Alairs.

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. 27.-Special-
II rumor Is correct. there are 10 be three
swell society weddings here at no dis
fant date. The military stan OF the
Virginia Military Institute Is 10 furnish
two OF It's best and most popular men.
and the other groom Is a woli-known
citizen. In each case the brides-elcct
are pretty, accomplished. and popular
society leaders.
Two OF Lexington's most sedate and
l~aw-abiding citizens. residing In the upper
end OF town, had cause 10 complain 10
the new Chief % Police that their front
by cows. that destroyed their plants and
young trees. The Chief took the com
! 'airt under consideration and set n watch
Cor the Invading wi The next morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

thoro wcro two fine mich COWS in the
pound. To the great urprisc OF the 'hici
and the two complaining citizens, the
two captured ANIMALS proved 10 he inc
NO. bod "a nav "A fine OF - each 10 get
their mich cows out OF the pound.
Black bear are reported 10 be numerous
I'm tho Goshen Pass section and oiher
parts OF the country. so far none nave
been killed. In one instance a bear m
vadod the barn OF a farmer near Raphinc
about dusk.
The party OF lawyers reported In TINS
CORRESPONDENCE last week on q dear hNnt
I'm ocahont county have returned with
five deer ms the result Of their hunt. Tho
marty were delighted with the trip. ana
return home much inVigorated by tncir
outing I'm tho mountains.
The wheat crop sown In TINS county
this fall Is said TO be unusually large,
and all the farmers say II Is up with a
better showing h for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

Men sent to Jail as Thieves who
perpctratcd "a Practical Joke.

perpctratcd "a Practical Joke.
ROYDTON. VA. Nov. 21.-Special-
Two white men named Williams and COL
Inns. who 1--we i'm Palmer Springs district
on the south side of Roanoke river, IN
Nccklcnburg county. were brought mere
last night and lodged in jail To serve out
n sentence of sixty days, lhllu0'u up"if
them by "A magistrate Tor inc I"i'tnS "a
"a set of buggy wheels. IL Is sdlu inc
men were drunk "a few misht3 atO anu
were passing "a nclghbors, ana INC
thought occurred TO them thal 1hty
would play a practical JOKE upon '",u
neiehbor. so they proceeded 10 take on
his buggy wheels and carry them OF;
The owner. in searching Tor tntil, l"Hhu
them at the house OF one OF thc hi'i'
and had Williams and Collins alI,7l'"'
They were tried ana cohNlcttu' an" 'N"
fenced as stated.
A case very similar 20 this 0ccuiItu
here I'm our town "a Few years alt'i ~
war. which was commenced as Il JIM;
Two Young men took some cans OF !dlN
rom out of an open window or "a store
10 worry the clerk. The clerk 10 Ittdl'' g.
got out a warrant before "a h'-l" W"-i
trs;e. and had the two young men Nl
,.stcd Thcv humOrcd the Joke ana W'i"
brought before the court Tor trlal llc
raristrate ignorant of b joke, PUT 't
his glasses. looked wise. an" pi"N,''
10 hear the case. The larceny Wts lioN'"'
Of course. and mis- Honor sent the case
=, ia. grand Jury. 10 became ncccS-
say tren 10 inform the court that 1t ha1
been h~umbugged. which was dono, on"
ash To discharge the young hitii. h"' 'D,
said the court. these men nave, n''u
rras,cd and brought before me and their
guilt proven 10y sworn witnesses. nav,
nothing to do with 1t being a JohS' ~
n,nst scnd them on 10 the grand Jul!
To hc tried. ,hon
Tnc matter began to look serious then,
but rnaily by much coaNine anu ,h.hg
ordinations the court olsohaIs'" '"e
vonrc men. much TO their reIel. a.
il great scarcity of water in the
Wells in town. and many of our peonle
we y,"v much inccnvonienced by II. we
bave had no rain for several weeks 1n'
rrode 0re excellent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
POUHdTiN SUPERyf>ORS.
They Issue Warrants for the Interest ON
the Farmsiiie and hatan bonds.

POWHATAN c. H.. VA. Nov. u
Specialize Board Of Supervisors met
yesterday. and warrants were issued Tor
the interest to the ~bondholders for the
subscription 10 the farmyillc and Pow
hatan railroad.
This ease has been I'm the court for
six or seven years. The amount OF in-
tercst quo the bcndhOldcls. Tor which
warrants Were given is Sl3.2l0.
Nine negroes, who engaged IN a riot
ala festival a few nights age. are on
trial. which viii probably Last "A day or
30. owing 20 the number OF witnesses.
Pistols. knives. and clubs were freely
used In the melee. and doubtless some
or the parties viii be taught "a lesson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

Professor Winston Delivers an Interesting
Lecture on the subject.

Professor G. II. Winston gave his IA
nous lecture on the X-rays az the
S~evonth-Strect Christian church last
night before quite a large audience. The
Professor illustrated his remarks with
st~ereoptlcon illustrations on a canvass.
ana the interest of his audience was
held throughout. Many new pictures
were thrown on the canvass. The Pro-
invited an who desired 10 test the value
OF the rays TO come forward ard eN-
anime II. \ large number OF the ladies
and gentlemen ayaiied themselves OF the
saw objects through a block OF wood
three inches thick. The lecture was most
interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
THINKSGIyjNG ~ DURHIM.
Trinity Students Play Toot-Ball-A Horse
Thief Sentenced.

DURHAM. ". c.. Nov. 21.-Spccial-
Every business house was closed here
yesterday from ~ A.. NJ. 10 / T.. NJ, butch
cr-shOps. d'ug-storcs and an. There
was service in every church. and Thanks
giying-Day was universally observed. Cot
lectlons were taken mp ar AN the places
OF worship for the orphans. at the Bap-
list churches for The ThOmasvillc or
phanagc, at the Methodist for oxford,
and az the Presbyterian for their or
phans.
At Trinity Park yesterday evening there
was a game OF football between the
Sophomore and Freshman eleven. Score,
The sheriff of Person county passed
through this morning with Dave Win
stead tcOlorcdl for the pcnitcntiary at
Raleigh. Winston WAS tried this week for
horse stealing. and was given two years
I'm the pcnitcntlaiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
Nonrn cAnoLNl's coNGRn>sMnN
How They Were ~Ilccted-five Votes Cast
for - Woman.

RALEIGH. y. c., nov. 27.-North Caro-
nna's vote for congressman was officially
oauNassed to-day. ana is as follows:
First District-Harry Skinner OPopJ,
2O.SiJ. Wilson III. luas tDcmJ, liN5l.
Second Di5trict-GeOrec II. White tcol-
orcd RepJ. lg.3.N. r.. A. Woodward
ODcmD. i5.SGS: D.. $. Moss lPop). 2iaS-
Third District-JOhn T.. Fowler lfop)'
17gSg: Frank Thompson ODemJ. l. 90.
Fourth District-W. p. stroud QPop),
9Og37. T.. W. Pou tDcmJ. l6.io5.
Fifth DistriCt-W. ~. Kitchen 0Dcm.l,
1908. Thomas Settle utcpJ, lo.O3i a.. D..
sixth District-C. IL. Martin Popj,
2205i: j.. a. Lockhart CDcm). 1l,2al.
seVinth District-A. G.. Shuford (Pop),
1869. :. J. Pcmberton. 1i.29l.
Eighth District-k. 4. Ldnney lltep}'
1919: r.. \. Doughton dDcm4 lS"uO.
Ninth District - Richmond Pearson
tRep). %. 40. $. a. Adams lDcm( l'sJ'
Mis- Helen Lewis. =. This is the first
vote ever cast in North Carolina for a
woman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

Tremargo Ieft at the Post Until the
Others Were Ten Lengths Ahead.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. November o.
The weather to-day at Bennings was
warm and pleasant. but the attendance
was only fair. Track good. Buddah's
victory i'm the initial race was a hard lall
for the talent, and WAS ~chargeable TO
Trcmargo. the l-tO-5 favorlte. being left
al the post until the others were ten
lengths away. The finishes in the second
between Floral Park and junk and m
the fourth between kinnikinic and lii
Daddy wcro close onough 20 please the
most critical. summaries:
First racial ages. one m"llc.-Buldoh
C7. Gee. ID TO - won. with ilaWardcn
second. and Or. Jim taird. Time. l.f5.
Second racc-fOr maidcns. six furiOnEs.-
Floral Park QlO. Simms. EVEN won. with
Jun second. and Sedgwick third. Time,
l.lS.
third race-selling. for 2-year-olds and
upward. six furiongs.-DolandO t59. Sloan,
Q 20 lO won. with Declare second. and
Tenderness third. Time. ll5 3-5.
Fourth receive ~furlongs, for 2-year-
olds.-kinnikinic (95. Maher. 10 20 ID won.
with Iii Daddy second. n Successful
third. Time. lO2 3-5.
Fifth race-handicap. for s-year-olds
and upward. one and = sixteenth miles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

RALEIGH. y. g., Nov. 2i.-Much curl
osity has been shown as TO the actual
strength Of the Populist party in Norm
Carolina. \ statement was made ON
cialIy bv IL state chairman that ihe
PARTY had C5.Oo0 votes. Some claimed as
many as 10000. The vote shows thit
the Populists have not over 3iVV'. cum
rfa nominee for Governor. came within
20O Of polling the fun strength.
10 was only in Wake and one or TWO
other counties that pOyulists scratched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
Trained Nurses Graduate.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 21.-Spccial.-St.
Ninccnt's training school for nurses this
afternoon graduated six nurses. ms fol
lows. Miss Louise Hcrtford. Margaret
ODonahuc. Katherine Carlos. Mary T..
Wells. Margaret A.. Tappon, Elc1nora
Carlos. Mamie q. Claiborne. Interesting
exercises were held. including addresses
by Or. LomaX Gwathmcy. and Rev.
Father Dohcrty; also school graduating
exercises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

Brisk OH. Sloan, 3 to 81 won, With Sep
tour second. and Voney third Time
I.5l Is.
LEXINGTON. KY. Nov. IA heavy
rain began falling jus; before the nrst
race. and the races were run OF over q
sloppy track. Acc pulled UP lame IN tho
iaSt race.
Firsf race~scven furlongs-Bnlion OOi.
l. williams. b TO ID FIRST. with The PANT
or second. and Argus third. Time, ~
Second race-siN furlonSs-sharon 'r'.
Randall. . 90 - first. with }. Mdll,t sec
a~J md THE Blossom third. Time. l:lN.
Tnird rac.-milo-Bcllc Brafnble C', bu-
moo , To- ID first. with Handspun second
And m Toro third. Time. l;l l--;r "
rta sy.rott 3 TO ID first. with tlotow
'rcnnI ana i. IL. G.. third. Time, 1901 L.
Fiffh -rare-ecven furlongs-Masce &c
g5. Zono. 8 to % FIRST, with Nc, Steo"u'
and Carrie Lylo lhlru' lint zoo
ago TO T SHOT WINS.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. -''-r ne
weather bat "a SOW LIE ov.vsr with
day. The sport was iaAI nov g., W.
f.vrtftes only securing TWO OF tNe Nv
,,-- .f,Incr tine L~Ookrlakefs the N'.t
of the dag. A long sIot LEM 80,
to - captured the t"o-yo"'- NV
i'irsf -rlcc-scvcn fuslorss nm
p-r,..f.. 400 Barrett. = fp D. ufHt, WIN
Romona second and Eleanor Mac 'hllu'
second faco-avc furloniss. for t"o-yea.-
old@.-Tompesta l05. Ashl'y 20 TO ~
with Sugar cane second aNo iu"i' ~"'''
ThIrd racc-soycn furlo9gs. scllAs-
Belle of Forlham 0O- SchNrfcr. 20 ~
FIRST. with Uibomian Queen secona """
Judeo stcadman third. Tine III IN,
Fourth rare.-siN lutlonEa, .tIln- VIZ
r'--irtn, ,pf p,w.--. % TO - first, with
judith q. second and Ruth THIRD. Ime'
Fifh racc-six furloue -0h'N'lH wy
Morse. o. 90 - hr-t. with Jim li.ts a''"Ni
and Noloch third. Time. llni-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
mr. ElrrBLIClN BLNoCET.
Dwelling and Outbuildings Destroyed b,

WINSTON. y. c., Nov. Zi.-Speclal.-
The Republican reception ana ""il"'.
rendered State Chairman iol'oN ~'"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g. a.. KEY
nolds last night, was attended icy "DoDl
4 dwelling occupied by George starr
with his barn. bueey-shcd. and pony
and W. l.. DawsOu's stable. barn. hutrl'
and harness. two miles northeast oil VIM
sion. were destroyed boy hre between j
and . o'clock this morning. Mt' "''lI
s'r.d ID nortiou OF his household goods.
lie had no insurance. Dawson carried
$1,000 on his stable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
Minnie Naddcrn Tiske To-Day.

Opening with the matinee to-day. Min
ME Madden Fiske will present her new
play. a throe-act comedy, entitled. 'Ihe
Right to Happiness
Mrs. Fiske Is one of the most polished
actresses on the American stage. and ~
is to he hoped that she Will be accord
cd "A warm welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

EEY WEST FLA. Nov. &c. e.
I,nGlcton. editor of the Equator Demo-
crat. of this city, and correspondent for
,hc Ncw York Journal vas arrested this
morning IN Havana. II is reported that
.hcrc was some irregularities I'm his pass
ports tnat caused his detention. lie Is
II..I-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
Atthc Jefferson.

Chemical-Works took dinner at the JET
fersOn yesterday.
Among the arrivals yesterday were Mr..
A. Lockwood Daniels. of Providence.
II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

VERSAILLES. ky. nov. 2,.-ln an
interview THIS cvsnirs. Senator Black
hurl announced that Doe was "a candidate
for recollection. and would be ia the
nslt to the bitter end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
Torf uonror. 1. naltimorc Collcgr. 0.

FORT MONROE. VA. November --
Hllfimora CItv COLES, f0Ot-DlI team Naa
defeated here by the officers Clnp.io-dal
Ssore- 4 To %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
THE TlMEs-RICHMOND VA SATURDAY. NOVEMBER D. 1896.

years ago was celebrated NJ -. Leos
Roman Catholic church TINS morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE police here
have arrested fourteen persons on the
charge OF boirg rebel sympathizors.
Amoug the prisoners are two delegates
of the Cuban Junia in New York. All
The mon Will I" dtpcrtcd tomorrow TO
Fernando po and the Chafrarinas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-17
WOMANKIND.
For Woman and Home.

Womankind appeals to the tastes
of the great mass of people; its
editors aim to fill it with such
bright stories, clever poems, in
teresting sketches, helpful hints
and suggestions that no woman
can afford to be without it. SEN
sible Wear, " Motherhood, " The
Bright Homes" "Woman's Pro-
gress," Child Life" Floral, :"
Women of the Day." etc, are a
few of its interesting departments.
1t. is sensible and practical in all
things. Able, Bright and Clean"
is its motto, and that's the reason
it is the favorite paper for woman.
Each subscriber paying one year
in advance for the WEEKLY ARD
MoREITE, or two months in ad-
vance for the DAILY ARDNoRTITE,
can secure Womankind one yeaI
for p cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-17
oAKDALE OUTINGS.

OAKDALE, Jan, 16.-[Special Cor
respondence.l Weather unsettled
and gloomy.
Roads muddy, but the wood hauler
hauleth.
Farmers are planning what they
will plant. Most every one intends
planting some cotton, we hope the
cows VIII devour nearly all the seed,
even Mr.. Willis is talking cotton.
Mr.. James is feeding cattle near
Mcmillan.
Mr.. Landrum carries the mail to
Hox Bar and Ardmore twice a week.
A saw and grist mill is to be erect
ed at Hox Bar in the near future.
We trust Master Warren Waldo
Wilson will soon get over his attack
of measles.
Nip Norris has recently arrived
from Cloud Chief.
No body on the warpath, still
several persons have battle axes in
their possession.
We enjoyed q pleasant visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. McKelvey
last Sunday. Mr.. McKelvey has
bought and moved to the Treat plaC Q
a few miles from town; it will sure
be "treat" to go there when plums
and berries ripen, Miss Mary ac-
companied us home.
We surely sympathize with Mr..
and Mrs. Mcbride in the death of
their little babe.
Sorry to hear of the serious illness
of Mrs. S. T. Bledsoe.
Wishing the ARDMoREITE abund-
ant success, we remain as ever a
true friend and admirer of its policy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-17
ASKED TO DESIST.
The Following Resolutions Was UnanI-
mousIy by the ChristIrn Endeavor at
Meeting Held Last Night.

Whereas, We believe the contro-
versy now existing between DR..
Young and Elder Pickens will prove
derogatory to the progress of Chris
tianity in our city, should said con
troversy go farther; Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we ask the parties
to desist from further discussion on
the subject, provided they can con:
sistently do so.
Done by order of local union Of
Christian Endeavor, January 16, 1896.
Mrs. c. c. McGINLEY, Pres.
r. W. DICK, Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-01-17
Whether Or No.

The following placard was recently
found on a church door in Montana
mining town. Notice-There will be
preaching in this house, Providence
permitting, Sunday; and there will be
preaching here, whether or no on the
Monday following upon the subject:
''He that believeth and is baptized
shall be saved, and he that believeth
not shall be damned at precisely half
past three in the afternoon"