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The Irish standard., 1897-07-31
ANTRIM.

y serious disturbance took plpace IN
Belfast on Saturday night July I'd cul-
minating in deliberate attack 10y
mob on ST. patrck's Catholic church.
Donegal street. \ number of bands,
mailing from LOYAL quarters. marched
through Donegal stree. playing party
tunes. one of them. haA ing got as far
as Carlisle Circus. reiracod its steps
down Donegal street es orted by
crowd. Passing ST. Patrck's churcA
the drums made a deafening din. ANA
the rabble huwled AT the corner ,t
York street they halted and marched
back again, waving sticks and shout
ing at the passers by. Arriving at st.
i'atrick's church they set up IA dcafan-
ing din. and. emboldcned by the mac
tivity of the police, the mob hurled
stones and sticks at the church and at
the people in the doorway. One stone
struck an cid man on the right temple,
wounding him. severely. Most Rev. DR..
Henry and the priests OF st. Patrick's
were engaged in the confessionals at
the time. Many women and children
rushed into the church in a state of ter
ror. The Orange crowd outside then
made a rush at the church and the
door was closed. AT this junctre Dis
trict Inspector McArdle having got to-
gether some police ordered his men to
charge the crowd, which scattered in
all directions. The band was escorted
, toward the Sharkhill road The Cath
olics Of Belfast complain bitterly that
Orange rowdes should be allowed to in
terfere with people occupied in the
their religion.
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SLIGO.

On July 1, with all the splendor OF
religious ceremonial, was consecrated
the new Cathedral Of the Immaculate
Conception, Sligo, the event bringing
JOY and gladness to every Catholic heart
in Sligo and throughout the whole do
cese Of Elphin. The cathedral was
built by the late Most Rev. Dr. Gillooly.
who did not live to see the work COM
peted The ceremonies commenced at
S o'clock in the morning with the con-
secration of the cathedral, the of1icia:-
ing prelate being Most Rev. Dr. Clancy,
accompanied by the deacon, Rev. ].
Hynes. The following prelates vera
present. Most Rev. DR.. Lyster. Bishop
of Achonry; Most Rev. DR.. Hoare, Bish-
op of Adagh and Clonmacnois; Most
Rev. DR.. Healy. Bishop of Clonfert;
Most Rev. DR.. Clancy, Bishop of Ell
phin; Most Rev. DR.. Conmy, Bishop Of
Kilala: Most. Rev. DR.. O'Dwyer, Bish-
op of Limerick; Most Rev. DR.. Owens.
Bishop of Clogher. Large numbers of
clergymen were also present.
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or. and was attended by thousands OF
the citizens. who deemed ii great
honor TO be participants in the anniYer
sary. The Thomas Francis Mcagher
brass band headed the procession. and
was preceded by large mourning ban
ncr. on which was the following in
scription, In memory of our own illus
trious Thomas f. Meagher, a victim of
English tyranny and distinguished
soldier of the American Republic The
Robert Emmett Independent fife and
drum band followed and they also ear
ried a black banner with an appropri-
ate Inscription. The other bands pres
ent We're the Shamrock of Erin fife and
drum band and the Yellow Road fife
and drum band The bands played the
Dead Mare, from Saul" and in a slow
and most impressive manner the vast
procession proceeded through the prjn-
cipal streets Of the city and up to Bal
lybricken hill, where addresses were
delivered.
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CORK.

On June Goth, the tourists visiting
Ballycotton witnessed an extraordinary
sight. About 4 o'clock in the evening a
shoal of about 100 porpoises came in to
the strand. Much excitement was
caused by the phenomenon among the
inhabitants, and upwards of thirty fish
ermen, armed with bilhooks and every
conceivable form of sharp instrument,
proceeded to the scene After four hours
OF continuous work the fishermen sue
ceeded in Strengthening about sixty Of
the porpoises. with the result that miles
OF the sea coast were transformed into
a red shet of water, several of the fish
being killed in open sea.
Hawlbowline, Ireands only dockyard
is to have $4,000 pounds of the three.
quarters OF a million about to be pro-
vided for naval works, expended upon
it. Hawlbowline Is to be thankful for
small favors, but there is no promise Of
prominent work there. except a propo-
sition to establish Il hospital for Zymo-
tic diseases.
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KINGS COUNTY.

In the Convent Of Mercy. DrogheaA,
ON July =. the profession and reception
of four young ladies took place. the
Very Rev. John Curry. z. p. V. f., Of
ticiatimg. The ladies professed We're
Miss kellehcr. Dingle, County Cork.
in religion Sister Mary Angela; Miss
DAILY, CastlepolLrd. in religion SisJei'
Mary Raphael. The ladies received
were Miss Josephine Fay, Drogheda,
in religion Sister Mary Gabriel. and
Miss Duffy Hoyerstown, Navan, Conn-
" Meath, i'll religion Sister Mary Phil
omena Mass was celebrated in the
convent chapel b. the Rev. p. Duffy,
p. r., Maynocth College.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Default has been made in the conditions
OF mortgage executed by Mary T. Abra-
ham, Eliza A. Abraham. Richard H. Abra-
ham. Sallte A Carson and Henry III. Car
son. her husband. to Richard Martin, and
dated December 80, 1887. and recorded in the
office of the register Of deeds in Hennepn
county. state of Minnesota on the 9Th day
OF January. 1883. at o clock D. M, in Book
2lo. Of Mortgages, on page o65.
That thereafter the said Richard
Martin died. and such proceedings were
thereafter duly had in the probate court
OF Hennepin county, state Of Minnesota,
that Edward Martin and Isaac Atwator
were duly appointed executors of the last
will of said Richard Martin. and that Isaac
AtWater Is now sole surviving executor of
said last will.
The premises described in said mortgage
are as follows. viz: Lots numbered four
"a, five (5) and six CO.. Of Abraham's SUBJ
division. In block No. sixteen Q6). of Har-
mons addition to Minneapolis. according to
Il map or plat Of said addition and of said
subdivision on file or of record In the office
of the register of deeds In and for Hennepln
county aforesaid; the said lots being each
twenty-five (22) feet In width. fronting on
Hennepin avenue, by seventy five 90 feet
deep
There is due at the date hereof on said
mortgage the sum of nine thousand. two
hundred and nfty-one dollars and no action
at law or otherwise has been instituted to
collect said sum or any part thereof.
Therefore. notice is hereby given that by
virtue of the power of sale in said mort
gage contained and OF the statute in such
case made and provided said mortgage will
be forcclosed and the premises therein de-
scribed will be sold at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder at the front
door OF the court house. on Fourth street,
In Minneapolis. Hcnncpin county aforesaid,
on Monday. the Esd day OF August, 1897. at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy said
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Upper Gcyser Bash. YcIlovatonc
lark.

THE Upper Basin really comprises
three detached areas. Biscuit Basin is
the first one to be seen by the tourist.
The name is given from the number
of geyserite nodulcs found. of about the
size and shape of biscuits. There is
much of this basin lying alongside The
road and it has many beautiful pools.
Following this is the Upper Basin prop
er, and then over on Iron Creek, just
beyond, is the third one. In tho main
basin all the principal seysers. Old
Faithful, Bee Hive. Castle. Grand. Lion
and others, are located. III the third
division are Black Sand Basin. Sunset
Lake-an exquisite pool-Cl!ff Spring.
Emerald Pool, the Three Sisters, and
others. The better and easier way 10
see these is to take the tourist wagon
after lunch, which makes tie tour o.:
the BASIN"
For six cents sent to Chas. s. !ree.
Genl Pass. Agent Northern Pacific
Railway. st. Paul, MINI. you can Sc
cure Wonderland 97."-.from with
this extract was taken---a beautiful!
book that describes Yellowstone f:asS
at length.
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the check o! even a British treasury
secretary. Mr billions protest against
the violation in the ease of the Por.
tiauc contract riictod from Mr. Han
bury the statement that nobody Is re-
sp1naihlc for the board OF control. Here
is 4 body that Is spending hundreds Of
thousands OF pounds OF Irish rates and
experimenting the annual expenditure
OF thousands OF imperial subvcntions.
ana il is not responsible even 10 Par
Lament for its acts Verify, ireland
under English rule is land OF strange
constitutional arrangements
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CLARE.

Potato blight Of a very pronounced
type has made its appearance in many
of the gardens in West Glare. The
early varieties have been most affected,
but late potatoes have not escaped. AS
this is more than a month earlier shan
usual and the season has been abnor-
morally late the outlook is very SER
ious, and should the disease proceed I'M
checked a general failure Of the potato
crop may be anticipated. And should
the unfavorable weather continue dis
astrous winter is in store for the farm
ers who are dependent on the potato
for sustenance.
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KERRY.

The remains of Miss OConnell.
daughter of Mr.. Daniel C. OConnell.
j. p. agent of the Bank of Ireland,
Mallow. the great granddaughter Of
the Liberator, Daniel O'Connell, who
died at Malow, arrived at the Caher-
civeen railway station, on the after
noon Of July ID, for interment at the
family burial place, St. Finan's church.
yard, about twelve miles from Caher-
civeen A large concOurse Of people
from the town and country, including
Mr.. OConnell's tenantry, met the fun
eral at the railway station, and escort
ed the remains to the place of sepul-
ture.
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DUBLIN.

The National Literary Society and
Trinity College Historical Society, in
conjunction, probably. with other So
cietics, are ia ing steps to hold pub
lie meeting, in Dublin in the month
Of November next, to commemorate the
centenary Of thea death of Edmund
Burke Judge Webb has consented to
read paper, or give an address on
the occasion. and it is hoped that emi-
nent speakers of all parties will take
part in the proceedings.
The Duke Of Devonshire. as presiden:
OF the council, and official head OF the
department of Science and Art. has ap-
pointed Mr. George Coffey, B. A.. to
the post of superintendent of Irish AM
tiquities in the Dublin Museum.
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STOVES AND RANGES.


ON Ami, IA commenced =, r,..- ,.,, =,
IN. I.su unser ~, itr,..,i,,, =, l.,,.c-
rsnyui. ON IN, is,b ! r,,c g., ,...,,..,
confession and mi. n,,r-,,,,,. ,,l,. .,..
confirmed. ,b,. Who'll. ,,, ,,,,... ...., a.. -,
Of In. body and lJ,.csl -, ,,y iJ,....t
l,,rJ and savior Nj, a.. ... go.
Ia carry oa. Tho resolutions No..
made Ia lo,b N. -.s,,r. -, ma, r,,o 10,
His service win .vc- I,,l, h,ci, .,.,,n
NV rc,r,,, Z, ma. house az Inc ,...,,,,s
a. one al III. mos, in,c-.S,,n. ,,,5,.+s
of m, life Nv -,o,, u,,s ,t,.. o,,,.. ,,,,,,.
kent for such purnos.s tn.,b,,
SIN and noac,.f,I bn,,sa u,,h 81, ,r.,,,.
Mons and holy associations ,,ro,,ht,.
in. .aud -. on. ~. ,b,so ..it,,Iy an,
.olf-a.u,,tr, ,.r..tro,, I'd, r.-,,. ,h,
loo. uf IN. crr.jnx aud ,b.n ,,,.,.l. r.,
mediate All in ,ba, blessed ..
adviser luno who had given nm ni,,h
worldly pro,pocts for rho cn,rs. h,I,it
and hard l,I,.s of -. gan of l,,.,,l.,,.
came a, rcyuI,r hours. IN a.sis, ms. mod
it,,i,n. Ih.,,..t,,,, ,,.,o., i,h ,,,
:, 4 ma, my san, NAV ho s,,, win
tla, gu,,d father vI,,.,, tho hut. ,4
All sy;.n can lis IN fnr las, s,Ie,,n. No.
c,.un, I'm auyu.. ho .n,.r,d ,bo
seminar. nf - s,l,ino =, r,rf, T.,
Nov,u,br 1912 no sailed s,r Nav y.,,,,
where he was ordained ON ,,,rrt, .
1Si. Inv Kt.>or l1,,bo, :, ,o,. Ia
became Bjshon IIupbcs' SECRETARY and
chanceIlor of tho di,c.se In oct,,or
1888 when the state Of New .Iorsev wa.
erected into a diocese DR. nav,av yeas
consccrated first bishon os Newark #
NAV here he mentioned th,, a. o,,,,.
as 1714 the po,,, I.s,,i, ,otbor c,.,,roi-
der. was the frs, nriast tn visit Now
Jersey. The Jesuit Fathers ware init
matolv assocj,ted with tho ri.,,;or.,r,,
work in this st,te Hisbon p,v,a,.. In.
l,ors in tho diocoso Of Nau,,r, roro
vigorous active and nrn,,uc,ivo of ,,,,.,
fruit Bishop Bayley also founded So.
ton fall College which institution nm.
der the d7rection of Arcb,;s,o, C,rr,
gan of New York who succcedod Risn,n
Bayley to the see of Newark bo.,n,o
one of the most prominent co,loyoy and
ecclesiastical seminaries in tho Middle
Atlantic stotrs Nv , hriof d,toa 1u,,,
81. 1872 he was translated IN tho Aroni
episcopal see of Boltimora In 1867 bo
made a Journey tn the uo,v ,,rd
which furnished him ON his re,urn win
the suhiact f,,. ,,,, ;,,,,s,:.
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Upper AIRY

The news Of the death Of Rev. .Jere-
miah Grove will be received by his
many friends with deep regret Father
Grove was 81 years of age, eleven Of
which he had passed in the sacred min
istry. Having made his earlier stud
les at St. Patrick's College, Thurles, ~
read his theological course with dis
tinguished success at Maynooth, and
was then appointed by the Archbishop
of Cashel to a chair in St. Patrlcks
college, Thurles, where he had since
been an energetic and successful pro-
fessor Of Dogmatic Theology, Sacred
Scripture and Greek.
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STRUGGLING :or The riehi.
Nor from the English iocmcn just
praise shall Ne Withhold.
For Eneiishmen are stubborn foes an,
cas-, in warlikc mould.
Bat PITY lis that frrchnrn men should
strike fair freedom down
And shed their blood in guilty strife
for any king or crown ..-
-Rey. l.. T. kavanAgh
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LIMERICK.

In Limerick, on the evening of June
2Sth, a fire broke out in the extensive
sawmills and steam cooperage of Mr..
James Mcmahon, in Alphonsus street,
the premises being burned down very
speedily owing to the in1ammable ma
ture of the material. The fire was no
ticed about $3.50 when word was sent
to the Corporation and Royal Irish
Fire Brigades, who quickly arrived and
succeeded in preventing the fire spread
ing to neighboring premises. The loss
is very great, and is partially covered
by insurance.
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SUM MONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hon nnuill-SS


Henncpin-ss.
The State Of Minnesota to Ed Eomdaill.
defendant: You are hereby summoned to
lie ard appear before the undersigned, one
of tn" Justices OF the Peace III and for
said county. on the 21st day OF August,
~. D. 1897, at 6 o'clock in the forenoon.
at my Office 255 Temple Court, III the City
of Minneapolis. In said County. to answer
to Eric Johnson In 4 civil action. Should
YOU fall to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered
against you upon the evidence adduced by
the said Eric Johnson for such sum as he
shall show himself entitled to. That the
amount claimed by the plaintiff herein is
the sum OF $40, with interest thereon MT
the rate OF I per cent per lnnum since the
Sth day Of June. A. u. 1895. together with
the costs and disbursements Of this action.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of
July, A. D. 1897.
F. j.. HOBBS
Justice of the Peace.
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A GALLANT SOLDIER
Continued From Page One.

aroused. hlazed in consuming wrath
But th.s is his glory: the self-willcl
dominant temper always yielded sub
mlssively to the stronger spirit Of patri-
otism.
Here VIC make a sacred place Here
we consecrate name already conse-
Grated in our bravcst annals We give
the statue to the world. in the presence
whcn We love and honor. His children
and his chltiren's children are here to
learn how great name they bca-.
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WEXFORD.

Lord Ely's Hook tenants have re-
solved to try their luck In the Land
Court. On July 9th, a representative
Of wellknown firm of Wexford solicit
tors visited the estate and received in
structions from a number Of the ten
ants to enter their cases in court as
soon as possible. The tenats have also
engaged an experienced land valuer, Mr..
Thomas Power, of Waterford, who has
already gone over a large number of
the holdings. The cases may not. how
ever, come on for hearing before the
early part of next year. T.
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ST. CLARA'S ACADEMY
SiNSINAWA, WISCONSIN.

Conducted by the Sisters of St.
Dominic. Extensive Grounds.
Location unsurpassed for health
fitness and beauty. Elegant and
spacious buildings, with all mod
ern improvements. Every facil-
ity is offered to young ladies for
acquiring a thorough and accom-
plishcd education. For terms and
particulars apply to
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
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DERRY.

On July 5. the Dominion Liner Lab
rador. with the Countess OF Aberdeen
on board, arrived at Derry. Lady Aber-
deem, who was accompanied by her
daughter, Lady M. Majoribanks, at once
proceeded to Dublin. where the next
day she presided over the Irish Indus
tries Convention.
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MAYO.

At the meeting of the Westport
Guardians on July /, Mr.. Lavelle re-
ported that, owing to the employment
given by Mr.. c. S. Dickens to his ten
ants, in making an approach road to
Cleggan Head fishing harbor, and in
drainage works he would be able to re-
duce the relief outlay in Corraun Elec.
toral Division by at least one-half. The
chairman (Mr. Peter j. Kelly) said:
THAT is very kind of Mr.. Dickens"
On which Mr.. o O'Malley remarked:
THAT is more than you got from the
government after all your resolutions
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lcvcrybO,ly Saws SO,

Cascarcta Candy Cutlmrtc the most won.
c"iUl medical discovery Of tho age, pleas.
mt and refreshing to tho TASTE net gently
md positively on kidneys, liver und bowels,
cure headache, fever, hahitual constipation
and bliolsncss. Please buy and try box
OF &. z. G.. to-day; 10, 81, 30 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by Ill druggists.
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WICKLOW.

The directors of the Dublin, Wick
low and Wexford railway company
have for some time past been consid-
ering an important diversion OF their
line, and matters have now reached
that stage at which bill authorizing
the construction of the new line is
about to be drafted. The new scheme
will abolish all risk of further expense
from sea damage, SO far as the line be-
tween kidney and Bray is concerned.
Starting from the former station, the
line will branch off inland to Shaukill,
where the Harcourt street traffic will
be picked up, and passing thence
through Little Bray and at the back
of Bray proper will rejoin the old line
near Lacy's Hotel, where seaside sta
ton will be built.
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WATERFORD.

Sunday. July II, an immense demon
stration took place in honor of the 3OtG
anniversary of the death of Gen. Thomas
Francis Meagher, the illustrious patriot.
soldier and orator. The procession
started from the old Castle ON the Man-
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GALWAY.

Mr.. Kilbrdge, supported by Mr.. Da-
witt and Mr.. Dillon, has made an effcc-
tive protest against the harrassng of
tho people Of Galway for the Suck
Drainage Tax Some of the instances
of extortion exposd by Mr.. Dillon
ought to bring a blush of shame to
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CAVAN.

At the Cavan Assizes. Robert Shah
non was found guilty of rescue of cattle
from rate collector. and sentenced to
seven days Imprisonment, also to give
bail to keep the peace for three years.
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F. i. HOBBS,
Justice of the Peace.
SUMMONS,
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
liliN11 Nil

HcEnCpn-SS.
The State Of Minnesota to Charles
Nicholson defendant: You are hereby sum-
nnned to be and appear before the under
signed. ono OF the Justices Of the peace
In and for said County, on the list. day OF
August. y. -. 1897. at o'clock in the fore
noon at my office 2j5 Temple Court. IN The
city OF Minneapolis. in s;ltl County 20 all
swer to John Erickson and John Swanson
Col;:rtncr5 as Erickson and Swanson, In q
civil action Should you fail to appear at
the time ard place aforesaid. Judgment
will be rendered against YOU upon the
evidence a1tiuc;l by the su.i John Ericls-
sen ana JOHN Swanson for such SUN a.
they snail show themselves entitled TO-
That the amount claimed by the Plaintiffs
herein IL the SUN OF 500 together with the
costs; :,:.d disbursements of this action.
Given under !:iy hund this 2sth day Of
Juiy a. II. 1897.
l.. Il. HOBBS.
Justice OF the Peace.
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MONAGHAN.

The death is announced, on July 3,
at his London residence, of the Earl
Of Roden, who had been ailing for some
time. Deceased. who was born in 1923,
is succeeded by William Henry Jocelyn,
who is retired captain Of the Royal
Navy.
The Irish standard., 1897-07-31

Fort!fy fer hot evenings, with case
Of Golden Grain Belt Beer. Put til.
bottles on ice.
The Irish standard., 1897-07-31

Tho population Of Russia according to
tho rev census is 10000. 900. It's tota:
area Is S,90u.10n square miles.
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To euro Constipation Forever.
Tako CascaretS Candy Cas!,artic lpc or NC
II G. G. c. fail to cure druggists rc;,,;,,l .c.,r"
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Tents
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Wanted Idea \ =! ~ :ss sse . ss!ss

Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attor.
neys Washington. D. CO. for their 81 800 prize offer
and list OF two hundred inventions wanted.
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9 o. ~ . y ~ al 90, tot lrins s,,a
sTSce
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mo quarter did they crave from us,
but fell even where they stood,
Brave men were they, and in their
veins run the fierce Norman's blood;
And thou mayest see, young ensign,
Ger closing of the day,
How we'll these galent Wexfnrdmen
can bear them in the fray"
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Then to him, said a captain. a gray
haired veteran he,
I've met these men in fight before-no
Drawer men there be,
We came upon them suddenly, and we
were two to one,
And fought them all the summer day
till night was coming on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

WE are sometimes led to be-
lieve from current events that
the great United States govern
ment has u mistaken idea about
the poor Indian" IN the FIVE
tribes. So far as our informa-
ton goes he always holds his
own and even more i'll a "dicker"
with the pale face and the
thought has several times oc-
CURED TO us that it is not the
Indian. but the white man that
needs the guardian. How would
it do TO make the white peo-
pie in the territory wards
of the government" for a while
and make them the Recipients
of all that eastern philanthropy.
Surely it would be more con-
sistent. Mr.. Indian every ses-
sion of congress demon, tratcs
his ability to take care of him
self
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28
indian cemmI..Ionsr..

With Mr.. j. =. Stanley a
Choctaw a. Chairman and IL. +.
Colbert ChickaSaw as Secre-
tary the Indian Commissioners
now in session at Atoka are
getting down 10 business. 4
dispatch 10 the News says:
Atoka, |. T.. March 26.-The
Choctaw and Chickasaw COM
missioners have been in session
here several days. The meet
ing has been held behind closed
doors. and 1t Is impossible to
learn what action has been tax
Ell. They adjourned this even-
mg and will meet the Dawes
commission here on next Thurs
day, for the purpose of submit
ting their propositions 20 them
i'm reference 10 the outcome Of
what they agree 10 recommend
10 congress In regard 70 this
country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-03-28

at a meeting Of Ardmore
camp No. 80 Woodmen of the
World held Friday. March 70.
the following officers were
elected and installed for the en-
suing year:
Consul commander &C. b.
Kendrick.
Past consul commander-Ar-
thur Walcott.
Advisor lieutenant - George
Head.
Banker a. l.. Ross.
Escort-H. +. Kolb.
Clerk-T. c. Bridgman.
Watehman-B. T. Musgrave.
Sentry-H. T. Mills.
Camp physician-W. T.. Boz
gle.
Managers. J. Scott, T. B.
Cathey and Fount Duston.
just received at Mrs. KlOski's
all styles, paraSols, fans and
umbrellas.
Austin White Lime. Sl.OO per
barrel, at Sammon's Lumber
Yard. : If
Full line of artists material
ut Coleman * Lynn.
Call for Our Jersey" Bak-
ing powder for it is the best.
We have the only pure paint
ing oil in town.
COLEMAN * LINN.