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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
GIeoeIamo's SriMntpb iiber &no4en.
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DAB Der 8unbeslenatpr s III m q n bon
Subzgarplina elm tpner Safer lit, bat er
I6on a1s @ouberneur betpisisn, namentliG
bur9 fein beriidtistss Staatsfneipengeies,
unb ben tbranniI9en Sefnperett5unfug, ben
ct mittelit b~effelben getrieben bat. 0te gdnSz
li9e @il6ertolbeit zines fol9en Meni6sn
tit dm @nbe natirli9.
Qber bic unfIdtbige &nOtenbafti9feit, poa
nit er, pelder fi@ in ieiner Selbifbiograpbie
i'm GongreffiOnaI DIRECTORY Elm ii6er bas
anbere Mal einsn Oempfraten nennt, ben
oemofrattf@en Brdibenten besbaIb, Deil
bieier 10 felt seger ben Silberi6pinoel oaFz
tritt, iebt i'm Senat 6ef9impft fat, TT ieFbTt
i'm 8aibinetpner Capitol unerbDrt. Cling
bod Der 99urfe ipgar 10 Epeit, ben Prdi@
benton ais ben belolbeten 8ne9t Der Neip
Oprfer MoGItreet binauiteaen. ltno er getz
ferte iolGe NiebsrtrG9tigfeit ni9t etpd In
Der 9ibe zines ReoegefeGtes, ionbern bate
uIes oorber iorgfdltig gu paPier gebrddt.
0abei riibmt er ii9 elmer rafdbemif6sn
8ilbung." - Gin5elne ben1Dfratii9e @ena=
loren 5GGmten it1 ni6t, benz i9mubigen
@erleumber .na9 9eenbtgung ieiner @6=
leIuna bic Sanb 81 f9uttsln.
Oie Sadie bat aber au9 lire iebr erz
freuli9e Seite, ndnli6 bic, bob Die dnItdns
oiqen unter ben @egnern Der bemofrati19en
9artei ben bemofratil9en prdiibentsn nadz
briidli6 in S9ub ne6men. Namentli9
geIhie6t bies aub burd's engliI4s 9auptz
organ Der republifanii4 en partei, bic
nGbicagp Sribune". Oteie tbut
idGagenb bar, baB es lauter CUTE nnb brabe
Sunblun9en bss prditbenten @lebelanb itno,
bic ibm ben unfldtbigen Sab bon aerlen
pe SiQmdn 5u3pgen.
Nls fof6e 6dnblunsen bebt bic uSribune"
berpor: Die augsni9einlib erfolgrei6e
@oItsanleibs, pelde bus 2onb Dor benz
8eriinten in ben Gumpf Der Sil6erfreiprdz
gung trob Der ~&nftrengungen elmer bis onf
bds NiOeau zines IDlaen Sumpfes gefaaenen
Senatsmebrbeit betpabrt. 3neitens: Die
SeItigfett, Dpnit Glebelanb Die tpirflt4e unb
ebrlibe @lei9beit spii9en Sob unb Sifber
%bertrat, ftatt, tpie bic Silbtrf9fpinbler bon
ibm berfangten, bic @pIbbufis elmer 9ilberz
BATS au Dpfern unb 10 ben @elotpertb um
bic 6dlfte bindb5ubriden.
Mas Die benz prditbenten bon roben
9emagogen pie Stuman 10 febr gum 8ers
bre9en gema9te 8%enubung zines 8onbz
Spnoifats i'm Sebr1ar bprigen Sabres be-
trifft, 70 aeigt bic uSribune", baB es eerabe
bic GleDelano tpegen bieies @9rittes 10 febr
6ei9impfeaben Silberf4tpinbler tpdren, Die
ibn gu oerielben Stpansen: btt annabne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
Git ttetter en8Iif1samerifamiSder
OSrcmsffreit it @td1t.

Sten5ftreitigteiten fdei1en eine Mtarotte
Gnglunb's ge1porben Su fein. 9ur lit Mez
tbobe in berIetben. SIS trttt ieBt, 4pabri9ein=
LTD tpetl es einitebt, DAB es nit ieinen Nnz
fpuiiden uuf Die @plbFetber in 4tustd ni9t
bnr90ringen fam, nit einem Qnfpru3 auf
bus 9egenii6er Der grince=of<8 8 zSnIeI
5tpif9en benz BortfanbzG Canal nnb Der
StraBe BON 9rabina liegenbe 5eitlarb berz
bor, tpel6es feit Infauf Qlasfa's in u1bez
itrittenem 8eiib Der Ser. Staaten getpeien
tit. Die Prince Of Dales4Snfel biIbet nit
Dem 9e9eniiberliegenben bu9tenrei9en Seit=
lanDe Den fiibli9en N6I9GuB BON @fastd.
Bomit England bieien 4nfprub be-
9riinoet, o6 benIet6en Der alte Streit
ii6er Die &usIegurg bes 8egriffs &itfte gu
@run0e liegt pber cine ~befonDere aus berz
i~tat6ten @r9iben 6erbor9eboIte dlte Nbz
rnd9ung, irgerb cine tbatiG9li9e, Der ruff
fti4en porausgegdngene 8eiibsrgreifung y
Mt Bis iebt nod ni9t mitgetbsilt qpprDen.
a6er man tatn getroft barauf t~petten, OaB
Der Nnipru9 ebenfO tpiHbig lit, tDis Der in
@ene3nela.
9os gcnirt a6er England nidt i'm Sc
r%ingften. Gs forbsrt erft etnnal uno benft,
tpenn es nur red)t bel fDroert unb re9t BART
rddig burouf 6efsbt, tpirb 9pObG etlpps fir
es obfaaen. DAP IS ibm iebr urrbeqnsm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05

ltniere geebrten unb geI6eibten umerifaz
niidsn polititer, benen bas WobI Der dmeriz
funif9en I5ifiiondrs in Der Siirfei 10 Tebr
am 0er3en fiegt, urpb Die Die Siirtei unter be
europGii6en Mdbte getbeilt feben molten,
i0einen Die Sbatfa9e gang gu iiberfeben,
6aB, tpenn Die Sbeilung Dor ii6 geben fo1te,
&uBlano notbrenoigsr 8siis 4rmenien 5uz
faQen unb 1aB bas Das @nDe aler proteitanz
tN9en BarTelptenmu6erei baIetbIt iein tpirb.
DEM g}uBlanb bulbst unter ieinsn Inter
tbunen no6l WDbarnebdnsr, aber feline am
beren @briten, als grie9I6e, unb fu6t bic
o%orbanbenen, apie Die btutl6sn 2ut6eraner
in ben SfTeezBrobin5en unb Die r0miT9en
&atboliten in pplen unb 2ittauen nit auer
Ma9t CUR nprtboooren" Stride gu be-
tebren. Wenn au9 unter benz iebigen g3cz
rem in Der 8e5iebung beute etpos milbere
Saiten aufge5ogen iino, tuie LANCE pirb
bas bauern9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05

Sn 9euti9lanb erl0i9en bic SDms
pdt6ien fir bic u m n / innnrer mebr,
je mebr 8etpeife fir armentf9e 8erlogenbeit
un's 2i9t tretea. 9a Iinb 3. g. bic bonn
armsnilden Notwithstanding bsri9tee
ten rentleBli9sn Siirtengreuel" in 8atz
BURT, bos an Der Strabe BON Gr5etum
na9 SrapeSunt lisgt. Ro9 ben 4ngdben
jsnes armsnil9en Nus5du1es ndren bort
minbeitens 5000 Irmenier a6gelbta9tet
lporben. Nun CAB es aber, ipie DurD forgz
fdltige Na9fori9ungen beutl9er 8eri9ter'
~itatter an Ort unb Ste0e feItgeite1t purbe,
unter ben 1000 @%intpo6nern 8aiburts ME
me6r als 2200 Mrmenisr. Nu9 ben 4ngus
Ben ienes' MusI9uifes tpdren alio aud 300
gar ni9t sriItirenoe Nrmenier abgeI@la9z
tet iporben. Oo9 aud BON ben 22O0 tplrtz
liGen Mrmeniern 8aiburt's leben bic meiiten
nod; benin bel BEN b~ortigen BON arrnenii6en
6ebern perur1d1ten 1nruben tpurben t1d9
Ieit6erigen 6eutI6en @rmittellngen bO9s
items 142 Mrmenier t6eils getOotet, t6eils
nur ~Deripunoet. 0a3 ben e~rpd9nten
@6auer6eribten tpGre bds gauge arrf1e%
niIde Staotbiertel ber6pannt tporoen. Oo9
bas gpn3e 9td6t1sn lit aus 2~ebmbdufsn
gebaut unb Die fladen Od3er iinO aus gez
itampftem 2ebm, IobuB es einfa4 ltnnOgli3
1T, bort cine Seuers6runt an5uitiften. Ser
ner bdtten mad armenii9en 8eri9ten Oiele
urmeni19e 5ruuen in 8ai6urt in Der 8erz
5tpeiflung ben Sob i'm b~ortigen See geiu9t
unb gefunben; bo9 erftens iparen bic 5raltsr'
nibt beratpeifelt, batten AUDI teinen @runo
bo5u; limb 5~tpeitens gie6t es in 8oi6nrt llao
Der ipeiten ~lnngegeab teinen SEE Ooer and]
nur Sei9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
9lIf0eLO'S &iirac.

9ouberteur Mltgelb, Der, tpenrt er nil,
iber einen groBen S9db pon Wprten nno
DDrtern %perfii9t, lift in 8e5ug ouf Gtr%
fpunberuhg duberIt pprtfdrg uno turo an
gebunoen
8ereitg 6dben mir unferen Sefern ben i'm
glqemeinen Der eurDpdif9en GintpGnz
berung qiinftiqen 8eti9t Der Stumpz@enz
ter c5 ipeene0 ; Gpmmiffipn bDrgelegt.
Die Orei batten audi Die &egierungen Der
@inaeL{tuaten Der Union nm Meinun95=
duberunaen iiber Die gintpanberungsfrnqe
oebeten unb, tpie bereits erndbnt, rdmentz
lid BON mebreren tpeftGt1en 8DuDerneuren
febr intpanberungsfreunbli9e 8riefe err
bolten.
@euBerft bequem ma4te es fi9 bdgegen
infer Sninoiier @ouperneur Mltgelb. Quf
@eite 135 bes uns jebt in bunbfeitem Gin
banbe ~ponftdnbig borliegenben 8ert9tes
iener Gommtfiipn finbet fi4 ndmlib tol@
eenbe M1tgelb'f9e Mntport:
Quf Sbre @nfrage m04te i'd ertpibern,
buB gerabe gegenfpdrtig Der @tadt SIT
nois ri&t bana9 fu9t, mte9r @intpon=
berung 5u befpmmer.
Sp6n g. @GtgeGb, @ouDtrneur.
merbir9s 1T bteier Brief f9on bonn "a.
Sftober 1894, ais Die 9ef9dftsfrifts mod
siemIi9 f9Iimm maj. So3 on Gormz
urbeitern unb pcibliden 0ienftboten feblte
es auh bamuls gar ftbt.
Goch ~ablebnenber ols Mltgelb ber1ielt fi6l
bomdls bic 8eb0rbe Sppa's. Nber gang
onbers Iuuteten f9on in ienen
3agen bic NeuBerungen aus onbez
rem peftli@en Stduten; unb 8. 9. bic
gebDrbe unIeres Nadbartdotes @isconiin
ffrteb, boB man bort germ beutf9e Gin
tpdnbsrer febe, neil bic 9eutf9en bufelbit
orbeitfum feien unb angemein gut gebeiben.
lnre6t pdre es, Der dbtpeiTenben &lr5s
Mltdelb's in Der @intpdnberungsfrdge etnell
nottbiitii9en 9intergebdnfen unter3u{4icz
BEN. Senn dbgeieben babon, bdB er felbft,
iptnn du9 i'm WideIttfen, in biefes 2dEo
eingetpdrbert 1T, tpar ct fets Elm 8e9ner
Der 91atiniften. Nber i'm 6erbft 1894 be-
fanb er fi5, in Sp1ge bes f9peren Streit5,
ben er eintge Monatc 5ubor tpegen oes GIT
to9oer Mufftunbss, tpdbrli3 ni4t 5u ietnem
0ortbeile, nit Der 8unbesre9ternng bate,
In febr peffimiitiT4er Stimmung. ltno
bieIIei9t obne bab er ft9 beifen betpuBt mar.
ffanb Der 5iemli4 bemd9ogif9 dngebuu6te
Mnnn audi ettpus unter benz @influfe iener
@rbeiterupoitel, beren @rites Bel elmer Sc
f9dftsfriiis burin betebt, baB fie gegen aae
GintpunOerung, aa9 Die nOtbige, eifern UNI
ipettern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
@erratber att iDrea ainoerm!
@inem 9ribat6rtefe aus @urord entne9z
nen mir NIT @rlau6niB folgenbe 9teae:

VWlpllt YEtDulutleFt uuS NHLUlu tHlIteT~
men mir NIT GrGau6niB folgenbe 9teae:
.N15 Ra9trde m09te i9 nod b%in8ufaz
gen, baB Der mirfli6e quite Stodzamerttaz
ner, Nanfee, poer pie mir i'm fon5t nennen
mDge1t, fir beutf9es @ifen, 0enten, 3unf
II. +. m. Elm 1e6r reyes Snterefe bat. ga
id u09te lagen, bab ib bic Wabrnebmung
nla9te, bepuBt Dber unbepuBt bic @euBez
rung 5u berne6men: rSeutf6es 9enfen,
beuti9es WiHen, beutf9s &unit iiber 41ss
in Der Melt!" Sd bd6e pribattm bel unterz
ri4tet unb Der bepuBts 9err S g.. bat NIT
auf6ietung ietner gan5en @nergie bas Oeut@
f9e oerart in feline @epalt befommen, baB
ct logil4 ri9tig beutfd bsntt unb fpri9t.
Dieter 9err S.. 1tubirte unter msiner
geibiilfe beutf6e Werte iiber gbenie unb
9iittentunoe unb bat iebt cine SteQung nit
$4,000 in Siioamerifd dngenommen. Ni9t
tpabr, Elm lobensipert6er Wdnn!-S6 tDnnte
biele fDl9er 8eifpiele anfIbren."
Dies als eiren bon ben 5dblrei9en Sim
ger5eigen, tpel6e barauf binbeutsn, baB Die
bsutF99amerttantf9e Srgenb bon Der vein=
geboreneren" onerifunii6en SugerrO in
Se3ug auf aenntniB unb @ere6rlng
Der oeutf6en Sprade, ltnb Der @rfsnntniB,
odB i6r 8eiib Elm gutes MitteG 5um
Sorttommen lit, iiberfliigelt iperoen
5u lpo[len f9eint. lnb auf biefen lebteren
Punft np09ten mir gan5 ~beionOers bintpei=
len, neil 10 Dit bon Gltern, tpel9e I'm i6r
Oeutf9tbum nid6ts ge6en, unb pielei9t in
6olge ba0on, baB ibnen lire dnfGnglitbe I'm
%fenntnib Der en9lifden Gpra9e Elm 0inber>
nib 9etpeien 1T, Der 8orpanb 9e6rou9t
piro, Die &enntniB uro 8e6errI6ung ber
oeltI 4en Sprade erfApere bic 8enntnib
oes @nglil4en, unb befes altsin Ii9ere bas
Tortfommen. sic Iino 36oren unb Itelen
ibren 8i1oern Elm s~eitiges Mrmut6sz3 eugz
nib aus. Senn fpenn arneritant19e &inber,
oenen beutfGer umgang nibt pber nur in
fe6r bef9rdnftem MaBe 3u @ebote ite6t, bas
9eut16e neben benz @nglif@en bolG unb
gan5 beberriGen @lernen, tpie lolten ni9t
oeut19aamerifantf9e &inber, beren Mutz
terpru9e bos 9eutf9e lit, in Der ie
fire erften 2aute geitammelt BADEN, bic bas
@ngfiiGe Benin eriten S9ritt auf Der @traBe
9Oren, uno 6enen auBerbem 5tpeifpra9igs
S9ulen 5u @ebote iteben, 6eioe @pra9en
fliebe1t0 unb fOrrect ipreden lernen f0nnen2
Sinh beutf9zamerifdniI9e &inbsr biinrmer,
als aaoerea 9os miiBten iie bann bon ben
@ltern 6absn!
Die beuti6en gftern, ipelde i6re Sinber
ni4t un9alten, beub6i gu 1preden un0
oeuti3 gu lernen, iinb ni4t nur 8errGt6er
all berett eetItigem, Ionbsrn au9 an beren
n,ateriellem Snterehe. 0us m0gen fe fi9
gefa9t fein laf1en!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
Weil @r5bif9of SreGonb fiira=

Weif @r5bif6Of Srelanb tiiraz
li9 in elmer prebiet frdns0if6zconaz
bifde aatbolifen feiner Gr3bi05eIe aum
Geftbalten an ibrer frdn3Dff9en Mutters
fpra9e %ermunterte, gGaubten @isle, er tperbe
nun aud feline GebdBieteitsn seeen b q 8
Dent d auf9eben. 4ber er fdbrt fort,
oentiden futbolif9en air9engsmeinben
ni9tbeutf9e prieter a~uf5u6alien, 1oaar in
ct. gaul islbit; unb fpsaf beutf6e pfarrer
fir bentf6e @emeinben apingt er, Die @ez
bette in engliider Sprabe gu leIen, tpelde
manhe. dltere Observation-Disclosures oar nidt
berftehsn. Srelanb's plDBli9es 2iebduqeln
NIT benz frons0ftf9scanabii9en Sarson
birgt dlio teinestpees bafir, baB er nun
aud feline 5einbf9oft sesen bic @lei9bere6z
tiguas bes Oeuti9en in Ieiner Stride aufz
ssben foirb, ionbern iiebt mebr nie Elm Sobn
outs Deutf9e aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05

tit, onr9 bic Ser. Staatsn nnf eine fait $50
IMeilen lange Strede Dorn Meere dbgez
f9loffen gu fein, lit begreifli6 gen1tg, mrb
eben besbatb bas Stre6en, 10 piel als mDgli9
Don biefem 8iifenftri9e an fi4 gu relBea.
Snbeien tpirb t5m bas l9tpsrli4 ettpas
belfen. Die Ser. Staaten lafen fi9 nl9t
10 leiht ettDas abnsbmen, tpas ie burd ebrz
Ii6ben 4auf eriporben babet.
cc~Sebenfaus fDjnnen mir i'm 6ube dbtparter,
nit tpel9en @riirben es fompten iptro. gIelz
Iei9t TT einmal Elm Srapper Der 9uolon=
ST. izgompaqnte iiber bas 2afb selaufsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
Gtnacrseiae far oen gonares.

Dem GpnereB fet Der Dom nNational
8oarb Of Sraos" in ct. 2ouis in 8e5ug
auf bas papiereelb gefaBte 8efdluB our
8eber5igung cmpfoblen. SsrTelbe lautet !:
ugia9 Der reifliden lleber3eugung bes
vgiational 8oorb Of Srabe" 1T Die 0~eritels
lung zines geiunbea, feften unb pirf|amen
@~elbIpitems fir bic @ieberberfelung bes
0ertraliens unb fir Die Woblfabrt %unIerer
Snoutrie bon geDtben, unb Ipl9e Wieberz
berfenung 1T bic 1ofortige unb bringenoe
pfli9t bes Gpngrefes. Gin 6aupterForberz
niB zines fol9en 9pitems lit bic @in5iebung
uno 3erft0rang bes 3tpangs=P apiergelbes
umgeben BON ben notbigen gprfi6tsmaB=
regeln. fotuie Die Gebtiion unb Musbebnunq
l1n1eres Standardization unter 8ez
oilgungei, Delbe MISUNDERSTANDING auf.
reGt at erbalten unb benz 2on6e Elm 5fderes
uno ousrei6enoes umlaufs=@ elb gu geber
geeienet iinb."
9ieie 8ei9Giife ipurben nit 43 oeoen 8
Stlnne1 dngenommen.
Ntetnanb ipirb leugnen nonen, bag Der
Rational 9oarb Of Srabe" cine reprdIento=
tipe aDrperi6aft lit. Seine @timme 1T
nnter BEN pielen, nel9e ben Gonerob an
feline pflibt mabnen, cine beionbers qez
tDi6tige. Dtrb OerIelbe fie bOren ?
MabrT9einli9 ni9t Mber benft er nid5t
buran, bab bas 9olf ba 1T, unb bab es bic
Republifaner eberio tpieber in bas 5ba[ beg
Sammers 5uradf9leubern tann, nie bic
Oempfrdten :?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05

Gin u~nge6eurer OrOensregen bat ii9 am
Is. Sanlur iiber bas beutI9e 8ei6 er9oifen.
Die betreffenben 8erleibun9en fiiQen ni9t
ipeniger dls stpei OoIe in ~fleinfter S9rift 3ez
brudte Seiten Der u&Dlnif9ea 3eitune" unb
nod ettpas bariibar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
@abt SDr or9amiiGc Tcblcr2
8rilQpe 0eNeiIf.

9as ~perbsiitrte ~eIaitiide Grndbnnb. Das etnaios
8rnNeaub. meldeS pon Gog NIB Ytobt nit 9esuerYtu.
felt ira9eu toul. beilt ii@er leoen YruEb. 9eutidaeg s..
idGft. R0tato0e frei S~u9eiaIot. sSmprooeO Glaiue 9rub
60. e22 !grpaolueg, edc L. Ctr. 9slp Nort .2iplSpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05

ginfels zines Der groBen bD1dnbii4en Tfei>
tier piiroig geipeien; benn iie erinner1n an
BEN fernigen, nettergebrdunten 5eentarttl,
Der fetn S9tff burA aue &lippen nnb
5tiirme fi9er in ben 9afen gebra9t bat"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
QSerat1eiOef 8mGet STOPS

oebidt gure Observation-Disclosures fir Setrelbe nab
grpottrnem nm on super1diiigc Sosfens Ytriitsit.
9Bir lno @tit9Iteaer Der SDrfe nHo ictt 1850
etabIirt. S6ict fitr bag ~foltenlpie .Su9 uHoW to
speculate, ebenfaas Market letter." ".'
l.. L. Kellogg & Co., ga Rialto Bldg
13nppf4tuD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18
Gov. Hsbbsrs coaIas.

Tomorrow night at the opera house
that peerless orator Of the south, ex-
Gov. Hubbard, Of Texas, viii deliver
his famous lecture on "The South,
its past, present and to come"
Gov. Hubbard has once before ap-
peared in Ardmore and be needs no
further introduction than 70 say be
never fails 10 delight his audiences
re win no doubt be given an en-
thusiastic hearing tomorrow night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18

this s.uth, however, the results de-
ues.,.. ru where their votes and in
nu,lev 10. IL they attempt to set
NJ aa Independent party il viii not
de,,a,t from the party against
whou, they hold their grievance,
further thHn that l can not say"
"Governor, as you do not like
to talk politics while in a foreign
country, will change the subject
and ask you what you think of Ard
more, its advancement since your
last visit and its future prospects?"
"Ah now, thatlsounds better. Sir,
YOU have a splendid city. l am sur
prised at its many improvements
aud substantial evidences of pros
perity. / am told you handle more
cotton than any one town in the
south. Now, take my advice, don.
let any rival towns pull the wool
over your eyes, in other words stick
To cotton"
AT this juncture other callers came
in the room and the reporter bowed
himself out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18
PURELY Personal.
Prominent Goers and Corners a. csuaht
on the WING by the Reporter
for the ArdmoreIte.

Mrs. W. W. whybark, of Arthur
City, Tex, Is visiting her friend Mrs.
ID. t. Nisbett this city.
Mrs. Lula Hope, Of Fort Worth,
is visiting her mother Mrs. D. l.
Frazier this city.
Tip Harris and Elzy Lewis, two
prominent men from the Min creek
country, are in the city.
DIR. Porter. OF OverbroOk, was in
the city Thursday, the guest Of his
daughter Mrs. G. A. Sammons-
Mrs. s. II. Noland and her daugh-
ter, Miss Miller, returned on the
noon train today from . two weeks
visit to relatives and friends at Deni-
son. They say most unhesitAtingly
that they had a delightful time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18
GOV. HUBBARD HERE.
re Declines to Talk Politics TO an Ard
moreIte Reporter. But Says Tie
Stm Loves Democracy.

Governor r. b. Hubbard, who is TO
lecture at the opera house tomorrow
night, arrived in the city on the
noon train today and has apartments
at the Wisnor. He was visited this
afternoon BY n number Of his old
Texas admirers for all of whom he
had a hearty handshake and 4 kind
greeting. lie is in fine health land
has lost none OF the vivacity that has
marked his distinguished and event
ful career in public life.
4 reporter of the ARDMoREITE
called on him and was most cordially
received. After exchanging greet
ings the reporter approached the
subject OF the lecture and the rather
unexpected coming a day ahead OF
the lectures. Well, replied the gov
ernor, my lecture on The South,
Past, Present and TO Come" is my
most successful effort in that direc-
ton. II has been well received
every where / have appeared II Is
interpersed with fun, for you know
am not staring the country as a
preacher.
"Where do you go from here?"
asked the reporter.
al 60 from here to Winfield, Kan.
where, beginning on the 22d inst,
4 deliver series of lectures before
the state Chautauqua; from there to
Lexington, KY, and then to Ross
ton, La, in like capacity. After
closing those engagements will re-
turn to Tyler, Tex, my home IN
time to eat peaches during the fruit
palace"
The next query was, Governor
do YOU still feel an interest in poll
tics?" The reply came with a devil
ish twinkle of the eye, Eyes sir
Young man, feel an interest II
\ politics, but am not talking tina
interest with my mouth. l see 81
many dissentions, so much crimina
tions and recriminations in our owl
party that | am disgusted."
"what about the republican con
ventlon now in session at ~
LOUISE"
There is no doubt as TO who VII
i, be the nominee for the first plae
and it matters very little as to VIII
= gets second place"
, what effect will the withdrawi
. of the Teller forces have on the finI
! result?"
q "well, now I told you on the ou
3 start that my mouth was not takin
o any interest in politics, but IL seem
YOU overlook that fact. viii ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18
Court In Session.

Judge Kilgore convened his court
Thursday morning in session extra
ordinary for hearing a number of
civil cases, the nature of which
rendered their early disposition i'm
important. The first matter taken
I'D was that of certain ones of the
North Ardmore residents forming
the case about which so much in
terest has centered during the past
few weeks. The session will be con-
tinued for several DAYS and promises
to be quite interesting if not sensa-
liOnal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18

Quite n number Of our people left
this morning for the Rock Crossing
on Hickory to enjoy a days outing
away from the hustle of the city.
The day viii be spent in picnic style,
irterpersed with fishing, while some
will dream the day away listening to
the soothing notes OF Cupid.
The party as nearly as the list
could be obtained consists of Mr..
and Mrs. 7. Y. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Lacy, Mrs. c. L. Anderson, Mrs.
Travis, Misses Hettie Wilhelm, Net
tie Goldsby, ollie Crouch, the Misses
Washington, and Messrs. Doc
Fielder, Tom Boyd, VIII whiteman,
CIaud Doak and John Scanlon.
That their impromptu picnic will
I be a success is an assured fact.
The ARDMoREITE wishes for them
a pleasant and happy time, and q
safe return.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18
JOIN :. HAMMER.
EVERYTHING LOST.
The Elegant Home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
%. Pennington Consumed BY
Fire LAST Night.

The elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Pennington and all its contents
are in ashes. Last night about II
O'Clock the repeated reports of pis-
tolls told the startling tale so often
repeated in Ardmore.
The scene of the fire was soon
located and people rushed there by
the hundreds, but too late to stay
the flames in their work of desTrUc
ton or save any OF the contents OF
the burning building.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington
were away from home, they being
spending the evening at Mrs. Max
Munzesheimer'
The origin OF the fire is a mystery.
On one point there is no doubt, it
started in the dressing closet next To
the family sleeping apartments. I'm
this closet was 4 quantity of matches
and the most plausible theory is that
by some means they became ig
nited
George Henley, Mrs. Pennington's
brother, was the first TO arrive and
when he opened the front door the
flames were breaking out from the
closet and with the draft thus Great
ed it was but a moment until the
whole interior of the building was
enveloped.
So rapidly did the fire spread and
so quick was the destruction that all
the efforts of willing hands to save
any part of the contents were fu-
tile.
4 This property was among the most
elegant and hansomely furnished in
the city. Mr.. Pennington estimates
his loss as follows on building $3.50,
on furniture, clothing, etc, $1,000,
with an insurance of $500, of which
amount $500 is in Liverpool & Lon
don & Globe and 500 in the Phoenix.
OF the house furnishings much of
the loss was represented in costly
wedding presents which money could
not have bought and can never be
replaced.
ne lEt pAAtN WIN t7@AtN " 80
on hand, but for the lack of water
could do nothing, in fact the water
of the Mississippi could not have
saved the building in ten minutes
after the fire was discovered.
The homes of J. W Phillips, c. l..
Anderson, q. /. Byrne and Mike
German were for awhile in great
danger, but a continuous application
OF water on the roof and favorable
condition of the atmosphere saved
them.
Sam Laughlin, one of the firemen,
sustained painful burns on botf
hands from which he will suffer fol
some time.
In the absence of any positive
knowledge of Mr.. Pennington's plans
the ARDMoREITE feels safe in saying
he will lose no time in replacing OF
the ruins and equally imposing
| structure.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18
THE AGONY OVER.
MeK!nlev and Hobart s:em;aa;ed This
Afternoon Gold Platform. Teller
Left Convention Wa! - TStes.


Up to five O'Clock this afternoon
the ARDMoREITE anxiously awaited
the arrival of bulletins from the great
convention at St. Louis, but they
came not
The following telegram however
just as we go to press was received,
and should be considered authentic
ST. Louis, Mo. June 1s.-To L. p.
Anderson, Ardmore, /. T. Mckinley
and Hobart. Gold platform, Teller
left convention with one hundred
and ten votes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-18

John W. Johnson Of Woodford was
in the city Thursday, having came in
for the purchase of a CONN for the
eighteen months old child Of Mrs.
Mary L. Pearson Of that place. The
child died Thursday morning and
viii be buried In the Woodford ceme-
terry Friday morning. The conn
was secured from J. s. B. Apollos.
the undertaken.