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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1897-06-09

The best line Of cigars in the
city at Coleman x Lynn.
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When bilious or costive, eat a
Cascaret. candy cathartic. cure
guaranteed. Toe, 2jc.
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Dance Tonight.
Court House Tonight.

Attend the anniversary meet
ing at the court house tonight,
and boom Ardmore.
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Arrival aud Departure U. :. Malls.
South bound mail closes 4:45 p. m.
South bound mail arrives $3.50 pm.
North bound mail closes 11:15 a. m.
North bound mail arrives 1900 m.
Night mails are closed at $3.50 p. m.
Money order department is open
a. a. M, and closed at p. m.
ONCE hours from a. m, to 8 pm
Sundays from a. m, to 8 a. M.
MORAN SCOTT, r. NJ.
EDGAR SANDLIN. Deputy.
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will dispose of a one-half
interest in my brick plant in
north part of city on agreeable
terms. Apply to W. II. Wood.
junldtf
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The Exercises of the Students of fisr-
Grove College COntInue-PupIIs Prov
Ina Themselves Well versed.

he pTOSIdlll Vi the 1ldISIONe
college closing exercises was
carried out at the opera house
asst night to n large and highly
delighted audience. The essays
oy the young ladies showed the
minds of the fair ones capable /
Of graphing with the questions
lgitating the wOrld at the pres
,nt day. The quartette was de-
Iightfully rendered as were the /
instrumental solos and duets.
Some of the recitations were
good and took the house by
storms of fapplause.
The closing scene done in
pantomime by two young ladies
was a very skillful piece of act
ing. II
Tonight the exercises will be
brought to a close and we feel
sure a larger crowd than ever
will attend.
The following program, which
is by far the most interesting of
the series, will be given:
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, $3.50 p. II.
Opera House.
1
Elegance. ................
Misses Moore and
Furgerson
,. Grafton "Oratory" ..........
.......E Elwood Woiverton
g. instrumental solo Palms"
................M Miss Edith Moore
/. Oration-"The Purpose of
Young Man" ".-........J.L L. Gage
>. Vocal solo-"The Goblins II
Git You" "......V Vella Wolverton
6. Recitation "A sisterly
Scheme" ......-..... Miss Leard
Z. Grafton ...... Eugene Wolverton
= Recitation Mclean 5 Child"
...................H Hal Wolverton
9 Instrumental solo-"Carnival
OF Venice" .....-..... Floy Alvis
10 Grafton l. Reserve Power"
.-...-.....-..-.-...-o. F. Kolb
II. recitation. Nanny S Lll
:. Nj @ ...t - ..,Irit. ia
Mess. cage WoIver-
ton, kolb, mckinley
10 l,ecitation-Ihe one legged
:, nm v",'.,,' " ",'e, - i,o',
Is. instrumental duet l. Tour
lists March .....
Misses Moore and Furgerson
II. -. President of College
IS. Tableau.
'aScarttS stimulate liver' KID
hcNS ana bowels Never SlckcH
-"eaAeil OF grlpe; lor.
.Iud0e Fu,.m5u will oddras.
the Berwyn reunion tomorrow
= ~ -
Yesterday evening shortly be
fore sunset Il fire alarm Wa,
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Go to r, 7. Dallas
for Queen of the Pant
ry flour--best flour on
the market. m23dlm
rn23llml
Iioi for the Reunion.

Brower's band of fifteen
pieces leave on the midnight
train fer Berwyn, where hey
play Dixie" tomorrow.
Dance Tonight.
There will be a dance at the
Red Mems hall tonight.
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Born, To Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Pennington. this morning. a
son.
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The KingStonia is the leading
De- cigar of the city. Coleman
x Lynn.
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Found. on Main street, a
bunch of keys. Apply at this
office.
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Home
Treatment.

THE TREATMENT under the direction o the
head physician Of The Retreat. ii Of the largest aud %
hred establishments its kind the South II
the LIQUOR, MORPHINE TOBACCO or CIGARETTE HABIT
30 days. when directions followed. refunded
II IoO AtE slNNEt o. thcc Genou> habits, yo
that iSIuliy
packing aud shipping Think - H You work salvation
nothing, tu
Write for particulars to-day; Address
THE RETREAT NASHVILLE, TENN
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unrted states Court for 1897.

United States Court for 1897.
The United States court for this
district will meet as follows:
Chickasha. ..... Feb. ! and Sept. s
RYAN. Feb. Is and Sept. 20
Pauls Valley ~ March l and Oct. 4
Purcell. .... March p and Oct. %
Ardmore .. April 5 and Nov 10
e. b. Kilgore e...........U. S. Judge
Jos. w. Phillips .U. S. Clerk
g l.. Stowe L. =. Marshal
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Judge Furmdn will address
the Berwyn reunion tomorrow
afternoon at , o'clock.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-It is a ter
rible accident to be burned or scald-
ed; but the pain and agony and
the frightful disfgurements can be
quickly overcome without leaving a
scar by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. City Drug Store.
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CaScarctS stimulate liver. kid
ncyS and bowels. Never sickeu
weaken or gripe: Zoe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-21
The aaliehita aiIu EAGLE 0edulay goriuo april FL 1897

moment. The Greeks, on the other hand.
appeared TO be lacking in artillery. TIE
Greeks attempted to reply 10 the Turk
ish artillery. but were forced 10 retire.
BODIES STRIPPED.
The correspondent saw numberless b.
dies stripped of their uniforms by the
Greeks. leaving only their shirts and
drawers on. Most of the dead. however.
were carried off by the Turks, Who rats
ed the corpses of the Greekss reverently
and placed them beneath the shade OF
trees.
The Turkish losses in the fighting of
yesterday were only fifty killed and $50
wounded.
THE GRECIAN ESTIMATE.
Athens, April 20.-The total Greek loss
in the various engagements in the Mi
iouna Pass is estimated here al 1000
killed and wounded Over 200 soldiers
and officers of the Greek army have ar
rived at Larissa. Tyrnavo and Volo from
Mlouna Pass The losses OF the Turks
are declared TO be much greater than
those OF the Greeks.
Rome, April 2o.-According TO a dis
patch TO the Messagero from Athens.
dated today. the forces of the Greeks
and Turks in the fighting In the Milouna
Pass totaled 20.ee0. The dispatch added
that the Crown Prince Constantine as
sumed supreme command OF the Greek
forces today. II was also announced
that King George Of Greece would leave
Athens for the frontier today.
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BRITISH CRUISER TALBOT
VIII Represent That Government at the
Grant Monument Celebration.

New York, April 10.-The British
cruiser Talbot arrived tbs morning
from Jamaica and anchored in The
Norm river The Talbot viii represent
he British government in the naval Dis
play at the Grant monument celebration
Just before passing the narToTs. the
Talbot saiuted Fort Wadsworth.
on board the Talbot were the Members
OF the IVES; Indian Sugar Mission
It's members are General sir Henry W.
Norman. DR.. Norris. Dr. Kew, and Ar-
sidney oliver. % TIE colonial Office.
The royal commission has been WIS.,
ing British Guiana and th= British Wes-
Ind - % inquire into re condition and
prospects. in view % the depressed con-
dillon. q re sugar Industry and ne low
prices affecting tropic products general
". The commission Will sal f0r England
on Saturday.
New York. April Is-Tne Frsnch cruz
ser Fulton arrived n the Nsrr0ws az %
O'Clock tais evening aad anchored below
Quarantine. she Gomez rom Martinique,
xaica place she ~, eighi d4ys ago. a
order 20 De present az ne Grant m9aa-
-,au- co-e-sl1n. -
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had Holt. whom he has learned to dis
like, defeated for the succession. AT
present Holt seems TO have the solid sup
port of the Hunter opposition and the
negative vote, while the Hunter strength
TO be inherited by, any possible sue
cessor is divided among dozen cand--
dates, principally among and IN whose
favor Hunter himself is divided are:
Mayor George D. Todd Of Louisville, ex-
Congressman George NJ. Thomas OF Lew
iss county and State Senator DeBoe.
The men who oppose Hunters with
drawal are urging that with sucq
state Of affairs there would surely be
wrangle and row that would make as
difficult the selection Of the new nominee
as seems that of the present standard
bearer. There are both friends and en-
emies of Hunter who believe that he VIII
withdraw tomorrow, and that the new
caucus will be held tomorrow n.gnt-
But the shrewiest politicians OF them
ali laugh at the idea and say the with
drawal, if it comes at all, is away in the
fIIiurp
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oHIo's FIRST ELECrsoCUTIoNs ;
William Haas and William Wiley Expiate
Ahominable Crimes.

Columbus, o.. April 20.-The first electro
cutions in Ohio took place tonight, Snort
ly after midnight, in the annex OF the
Ohio penitentiary, where for the past
vhirteer years capital punishment has
been meted out TO all persons under sen
tence of death in the state by hanging.
The electrical chair and appliances have
been in place in the old execution room
for several weeks They are similar TO
those used in New York.
The electrocution Of William Haas was
set for April s. but owing 10 the burning
out of the arrnature on the electrocuuon
dynamo the electrocution had 10 be post
poned, ard Governor Bushnell fixed the
date so that Haas would he electrocuted
on the day set for the electrocution OF
William Wiley A new armature, 10 be
used only for electrocutions, was secured
and the test today showed that II was
fully up 70 requirements. To prevent any
possibility OF the armature being tamper-
ed with, an extra guard was placed in the
dynamo room.
Haas and Wiley, the condemned men,
passed the day in reading and in relig-
ious devotions. Haas, who is 10 years
of age, had beer indifferent TO his fate
ever since his arrival at the annex.
The crime for which Haas was electro
cuted was a most revolving one. He had
been employed and befriended by Will
lam Brader, a gardener. residing at Glow
erdale, suburb of Cincinnati. Or the
morning of July 3. 1895. while Brader
was absent in Cincinnati, Haas Grimm
ally assaulted Mrs. Brader, who was the
only other occupant Of the house, excep.
himself, ard then cut her throat with
razor. To cover up the crime Haas set
fire to the house and fled, but some
blackberry pickers saw the smoke issuing
from the house il time 10 prevent lis
burning. Haas was arrested on the after
room of the same day at Hamilton. Ohio.
and taken to Cincinnati, where, by de-
grees a confession was secured from him.
William Wiley murdered his wife on
the west side of Cincinnati, twenty day.
after Haas committed his crime. Wiley
was insanely jealous of his wife, and, as
it trarspired. without cause. After few
years OF unhappy domestic life ne came
home one day in a drunken fit and shot
his wife, who died after being taken 10
hospital. Wiley concealed himself in a
closet in the house and was wounded ir
a desperate fight with the officers who
arrested him.
An examination OF the bodies after they
had been removed to the prison morgue
did not disclose even the slightest abra-
sion or irritation Of the skin at the points
of contact. and the physicians and ex-
perts pronounced the electrocu.ions as
perfect as il was possible to make them.
The voltage was 1870 in both electrocu-
TORS and the ampherage ranged from 81
10 L.
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Several merchantmen have been hast
lily armed and detachments OF Greek
troops have been hurried on board d
them.
II was reported here this morning tina:
a Greek force which was trying TO bridge
the river at Arcnthos. on the frontier OF
Epirus. had been driven off by the
Turks
II was further stated that the Turks
had advanced upon Arta and had been
nombarding that place since O'Clock
yesterday evening.
Sharp fighting between the Greeks ana
Turks is proceeding on the frontier a
Epirus.
1t was announced this evening that the
Greeks had re-captured GritzovaI.
Colonel Manos, in command OF the
Greek forces on the frontier Of Epirus,
has teIegraphed to the government that
the Turks has bombarded the military
hospital at Aria, although the Red Cross
flag was hoisted over it.
Berlin, April 20-An official telegram
received from Constantinople by the
Turkish embassy here today says that
the Turks have not sustained great dam
age at Prevesa, but that two Greek war
ships were compelled by the Turkish fire
to retire from there today, and that this
afternoon there were no signs Of the
Greek feet being in the vicinity Of Pre-
vesa.
The official telegram referred 10 furth-
er SAYS that the Turks have captured all
the positions commanding Tyranvo. thus
confirming thadispatches on this sub
ject from the correspondent Of the Asso-
ciated Press at the Turkish headquar-
:ers at Elassona.
Washington, April 20.-According 20
official dispatches received by Mousta-
pha Bey, the Turkish minister, from
Constantinople, under date of April 20
the Turks have not only gained decided
advantages along the northwestern
frontier in the neighborhood of Moulina
Pass, but have repulsed the attack OF the
Greek fleet on the Prevesa. The COM
mander of the Turkish forces at Elasso-
ma reports that all OF the fortified posi-
tons commanding Tyrnavo, next 10 the
last fertilization outside of Larissa, have
been captured by the Ottoman troops.
They evacuated their entertainments N
a panic, leaving their camp equipment,
thirty cases of cartridges and several
stands of arms.
The position of Vilitoko, which was oc-
cupied by bands of Greek irregulars on
their first advance into Turkish territory.
had also been captured by the Turks.
The commander assures the Porte that
the forward movement today (Tuesday)
was the most important yet attempted
and was expected to result in decisive
and important Turkish victory.
The Turkish commander of the army
of Janina reports that the Greek naval
force which had bombarded Prevesa
both from the sea and gulf sides, have
been dispersed, one section retreating up
the gulf Of Arta and the other steaming
away 10 sea in the direction of Ionian
isles. Contrary to the claims of the
Greeks, the Turkish commander reports
the Prevesa defense uninjured by the ma
val bombardment.
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GRANT HoSUMENT DEDIcATro y
Frcursiou Rate To Sev York.

On the 9Th ~ April 81 the magnificent
Mausoizua upon the bank ~ the Hg3-
son Rive. Columbia VIII ensar.1e tae
ash.s % her gres,es- captain. The event.
- one without a parallel 20 t1s a.s'1TS o.
the Nation. ard -he ceremonies z.i oa
- Enz5a-ed po-ug. s1i-u3o- az -7e''-
u1ry. TIE occasion vii - ezaced bT
taa presence Of ire Pc-E.teni. ne r.
creme C-u-t. and tie zrcat civic offieers
= me Nz-o- zas ere S-stes ne Amy
and Navy. ne Ns-.7asi Glar1 - re
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and 9,7e- nat-.o.lc ard clrf orgauizs-
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fo-s.z4 nat.ses al ssnd spacszi repre-
s.7..f.res ars ships y MAR - to3l c1r
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BRIDGE AT NEW ORLEANS
Across the Mississippi. to Cost Five Million.
Is Projected.

Is Projected.
San Francisco, April 20.-The Southern
Pacific company is making arrange
ments 10 build bridge a a cost Of So
100000 across the Mississippi river al
New Orleans.
1--WE have had this expensive under
taking in mind for some time past" said
Vice President Fred Croker today. -
bridge company viii be incorporated to
build and operate Il and the Illinois Cen
trial, the Texas ana Pacific and the Louis
vile and Nashville roads will become
members Of that company, in partner
ship with the Southern Pacific. II VIII
do away with the transfer by boats. %
freight and passengers across the Mis-
sisslppi."
The bridge will have double tracks and
will cross me river about five miles pc
low New Orleans.
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ALL WHO LOVE COD"

Ju-c= ETead,. the Turkish ccnmsr-
der. and his men rad been tTenty-six
hours without food or drink When they
were preparing 70 capture the Greek
oiockhouse, Junes addressed his soldiers.
sayirg: "All those who love God must
Advance 70 the assault.
This Vas enough. Every man. With
load. exuIsaut shouts dashed forward IN
ne direction Of the blockb0use. Even
TIE rnnletee-s. who we're bringing NJ
the reserve ammunition Joined IN The
assault on The blockAouse. which vas
held by he Greeks with nagnificsa;
courage. TIE Turks. with splendid dash.
charged with the osyonst and eventual
Is Ieapsi over the rampar,s with shouts
or triumph.
The Gr-sks waited their approach "
I'll the TURKS we're within tAir,y yards
before Withdrawing
n rs assault he Turks had only six
teen men killed ard seventeen Ncua1
81. Every where was 70 Be seen The e
Fest q n. Turkish artillery. thslr terri
be sasLs bursting JUS: a. re calculated
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warscr.r for Republican,.

Newcastle. Pa. Ap-l -9-g1t lii,se IL
ts-est vas taken today , ne e.ecisol
d Congressman II the TweItg fffa 'lis-
frict. and Sh0wsI;e- iRsp1ol.-e1) asz
elected by = good na3oT.-y. Not Tse1f
tzan hals TIE votes q he d.sE.-f zere
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

wasalngt7n. AprlI za-Tbs pre-. -s-.
today 81; % ne ssasts the following
nominations for he army AID EsTT-
Nzvy-Pzsse5 AS san Ez-llssE
TseoEo.s 2. BarEsc-5. - - cs-st e.
zrsse-
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The Way to

Win success n anything IS 10 keep
everlas,ingly at IL This IS true
whether You want TO ae'sb
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Frankly Admits, in a Published Statement
Doesn't Know Where His Other Vote is
to Come From-DeBoe Will Probably
Play Elisha to His EIiiah-Two More
Democrats show up, One of Them Be
ing Carried in on a stretcher-Three
More Ballots Taken.
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Army-Lieutenant Colonel Henry G.
Cook. Fourth infantry. 70 be colonel; Ma
joT Augustus II. cambridge. Tenth in-
fantry, 70 be lieutenant colonel. Captain
r. I. Eskridge. Twenty-tn.rd Infantry
captains-A. G. Ducka;. wenty-f0urih
infantry: s O,Connor. Twenty-third in-
fantry. Second ueutenants to be frs
lieutenants-H 6. Lyon. Seventeenth IN
fantry; George .. Moore, Eighteenth in
fancry. Sergeant 10 Da second heuien-
anti. L. Reeves. Fourth Infantry Cor
poral 70 be second IleJtenant---EdwaEd :
Walton. Fifteenth infantry.
Pennington. y. J., April z0-Jscoo
Randolph. presideH: % the Norris and
Essex canal ana purchasing agent Of the
Lehlgn Valley Railroad company. died
This morning al woodfern. lie had been
Il! about three weeks.
New YORK. April 59.-Biliy Birch. IRE
old mlrs,rei. died az bis nome this after
noon q paralysis and caronic Brights
disease. he Ezs bsen 81 for over q
month.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-02
Women Weep and Men
Cheer as They Wish
Him Godspeed.
Multitudes Choke the Streets o.
Canton Along the Line of
the Procession.
The President.E ect Makes a Touch.
ing Little Speech and the
Ira Pulls Out.

CANTON, OHIO. March 1-Maior Nc
Kinley's home to-day strongly rem inded
all of the stirring incidents preceding and
following the Sd of November. The cti-
zens, together with business men, had ar.
ranged for public demonstration to bid
farewell to their honored and beloved citi-
zen and neighbor.
The local militia joined in the demon
stration, and at $50 O'Clock, heaoed by
the famous Grand Army Band, marched
TO the Mckinley home. AS they counter
marched Major Mckinley, escorting the
coming first lady of the land, appeared at
his front door Their appearance was the
signal for cheers, and right heartily were
they given.
AS they walked from the famous front
porch from which the Major had deliv-
cred SO many speeches to the coach in
waiting there was a frantic effort to OBJ
tain shake of Major McKinley's Land.
This was impossible. as the programme
admitted of not moments delay. Major
Mckinley paused few seconds before he
entered the cab to raise his hat to the
thousands of people. This act was the
signal for another outburst of applause.
Major Mckinley then assisted Mrs. Nc
kinley's maid into the cab, then followed
her. and the ride to the depot was begun.
All along the route for about a mile
the streets were jammed with people,
hundreds coming from towns adjacent to
Canton to bid the Major good.by. Cheer
after cheer was given them, and many
women cried as the President-elect's car.
riage drawn by four white borsec na,sod
along. Major Mckinley lowered the win