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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

New York. Oct 20.-A dispatch 20 the
Herald from Berlin sayt:
The emperor yesterday. when on
board the Fake. which was at Apih.
Samoa, during the bpmhardmcnt. told
the officers that he could feel what Il
was 20 look on Inactive while war trou-
bles were going on an around
An lnconnlderate act OF single man
of the crew. he said. might have had
iucnlcuiable consequence. The emperor
thanked tho officers FOR thclr flsrvlcrs
aud conferred several decorations.
The 1ournule continue TO discuss the
samoan question.
The linnovoraulschc Courier declares
that thr only single exchange of trrri-
tory which could Justify ucrmnnyH
retreat from Samoa would be- tho Ton
ga group Of Islands.
The MaFdcburFcr Zeitung adopts the
proposal 81 division Of the husla uf
Upulu being given TO Germany and Su-
vail 20 England. No difficulties are
feared on the part Of the United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

IN the Philippines which may be dollv-
cred there prior 90 November 4. such
boxes 90 BE- consigned TO Major .. ~.
Jones, general superintendent Army
Transport Service, Pier % Columbia
Stores Brooklyn. y. v.
All boxes above mentioned should be
plainly marked with the name OF the
officer or soldier Tor whom they are In
tended, giving the company ana rori-
ment or other organization 10 which he
belongs. and should BE- further marked
christmas Box"
An freight or express charges on these
boxes 10 san Francisco or New York
must I'M every case be prepaid by the
Hcudcrs. ihc maximum weight of boxes
To Boz about twenty pounds. They should
contain no perlshnblc matter. The
uunrtcrmnHter'H department assumes ma
responsibility for the condition of these
boxes when delivered. hut will exercise
every care Co deliver them safely and
90 good order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
Confessed to One ofthe Most Fiend-
ish Deeds in Annals Of Crime,
CREMATED FIVE PERSONS.
Tied woman aud -Four children,
Poured on on Them, aud
Set Them on Fire

81. Louis. Oct 2O-A special to the
Post Dispatch says:
a posse last night captured Joe Lcf-
lore. a negro who confessed that De ana
Bob Anderson on the preceding night
went Co the house OF J. H. Cambria at
st. Annos. Miss. tied uamhs.l'a wife
and four children together. piled a fca-
thcr mattress on them, poured Oh On the
pile. crcmated the family. nnd robbed
the house. f.onore was burned at tho
stake Bob Anderson was caught and
partly burned. but the nre was cxtin-
gulshed before he was dead, because In
formation which may clear him was
received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
FOR LOVE AND AFFECTION"
Mrs. Emery Transfers Her First South
Street Property TO Her Mother.

a deed hled FOR record yesterday ar
tcrnoon conveys from Mrs, Holmes, for
mcrly Mrs,merly Mrs. Susanna -. Em-
moriy Mrs. Susanna Emery, to her
mother Mrs. Sarah Bmnsford. the
Emery residence. known as 62l east
First South street. The conveyance h.
made out In the name Of Susanna ~.
Emery. IL ~ dated october n. 1899,
and was acknowledged before New
York city notary, The confederation
expressed In the document Is 81, and
love and affection and other valuable
considerations"
The deed contains IS worth OF revenue
stamps. which places the value OF tho
property nt $4,000,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
|pI1ISH GAIN A
GREAT VICTORY.
n,,hod Rattle Near Glencoe Today,
Il. BOer Army was Defeated, with
HEAVY Losses to Both Sides.

,,.,. Documents Make Brilliant and Heroic Advance
~ Almost inaccessible tl-opposed BY 4OCO bOerS
or Began at Daylight and Fighting was fiard-At lSO
p' A.. R,itish Troops Reached the Summit and Won the
r' poers Retreat Eastward-LOsses are lieayy-The
WV. Commander, Gen. Symons, Wounded, Perhaps Fatal
y,,I ,dysmth. the British Driven Back by Large
U,, rorce-call for More Burghers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

New York. oct. 90 Judge G.acombc
90 the United States circuit court hand
ed down decision today dismlssing
the writ uf habona corpus I'm the case
e. CORNER captain Obcrllu NJ Garter,
w. under sentence OF nye years Inn
prTuuA >Fl Tor conspiracy TO dpfraud
the government lu contracts.
The decision was given in n lengthy
opinion which upholdH the findings OF
the court martial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Carncas Ven. oct 90. $3.50 y. m.-prest
Audrnde. 1t d. now known, escaped
early this morning 20 la Gunyara.
Tolegraphic and telephone oommunica-
ton is interrupted.
An attempt was made last night TO
dynamite the residence OF Senior Mato8,
General Andradc's representative In the
negotiations with the insurgent COM
mandor. Gen. Ciprlano Castro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
YACHT RACE TODAY
WAS MAGNIFICENT.
In a Spanking Breeze the Columbia Out
fOOts the Shamrock and Retains the
Americas Cup on this Side.

Race Magnificent One from Start to Insh-Shamroek Got
Over the Line First Columbia Followed Aer-Sern Chase
Lasted Thirteen and Hall MIesSteadiy Surely the Cup
Defender Closed in the Challenger then Passed Her
American Rounded the Stake Boat Ten Seconds Ahead
The Home Stretch Beautiful Run-Wind Was Is Knots
rour-coumba Kept Gaining Crossing the Line Min
ues and Is Seconds Ahead, and Winner Of the Contest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
SALE OF CACHE COUNTY LANDS.

Fisher s. Harris OF the State land
board has arrived home from Cache
county where he conducted a large sale
OF public school lands. The sales were
had In the Logan court house Monday
and Tuesday ~ this week, and over
$1,000 worth OF land In Cache county
was disposed o. The heaviest buyers
were John II. white, NJ. 8, Marriott
". j. Hlll. J.. u, Martlneau, l. g. Tore
son. j. ~. Mills, Robert Baxter Jr, and
n n. Ballentyne.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

London. oct. e0.--A special dispatch
from Vienna says the disturbances In
Prague and other bohemian ccntcrs
have been removed. on Wednesday
evening the troops at Prague drove the
rioters from the streets, MODS then
rensscmbled al various points ln the
suburbs. smashed the windowH on
houses. occupied by Germans and Jews.
and attempted 20 burn q cycling school.
number ~ rioters and some TWEEN
ty-nve policemen We're wounded.
Similar riots are reported from more
than "a dozen cities and towns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
yrNrzurLAN cnIsis ovER.
President Andrade Yields 10 the Rs,o
1utionists. aud will 90 Abroad.

Caracas. Ven. Oct. 2o.-Thc crisis t.
virtually over
Gen Andmde the president. has acc
ceptod the conditions proposed by the
lnHurrcnt commander. Gen. Clprlnnu
Castro. and will 40 abroad, the presi-
deucy deyolvlng upon the vice prHi-
dent Gen. Castro viii enter Caracas
peacefully thus avoiding bluodshed and
a dictatorship.
The final conference between Gen.
Castro and Senior Matoa, the special en-
yoy Of Gen. Andradc, was held yeatcr-
day
Gen Castro proposed that q popular
convention should be assembled IN
twenty days for the election % new
president and the adoption OF new
constitution under which arrangements
h. would succeed 20 the presidency
The general feeling here a. that the
way 10 ope- for a dignlhcd withdrawal
Of Gen. Andrade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Washington. oct. Gothic war depart
mcnt has received the following from
Gen. Otis ut Manila:
Gen, i.awton's advance under Young
IN San ialdru. where the garrison ca-
tahllshrd. Considerable resistance en-
counterpd yesterday. Casualties ono
KILLED, three wounded. Twenty
Infantry
Enemy suffered considerably one
spluilrd. fifteen insurgrut soldiers clp-
turod. Young reports Inhabitants In
section OF country mostly friendly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
KILLED A BIG DEER.
Magnificent Specimen of American
Stag Killed Near Salt Lake.

A magnificent specimen Of American
deer was brought TO this city today ana
disposed Of to Twcniy-nrst ward
butcher. The animal was killed yestcr-
day In Emigration canyon. six miles
from hero by q. J Culver and George D..
Dover. It Il almost M large as an
elk ana tips the. scales at over i've hun
drcd pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

serious Uprising Against English omrers
by the sepoys.

Rnngoon, British Burmnh. Oct. co.
lower Chidwln district Of Burmuh. a
number of Scpoys of the Kur military
police. who had bean prohibited from
attending a Burmese thcutcr. broke
bounds ON Saturday. entered the tho1-
Ter and attacked q number of English
officers. severely woundlug four
The srpoys are dissatisfied with their
long detention lu the cholera district.
Other outbreaks are reported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Received Fatal Iniury In Duel over the
Dreyfus Case.

Vienna. oct Cool. Schneider. the
former Austrian military attache at
Paris, whose name has been prominent
BY connected with the alleged treason OF
former CAPT. Alfred proyfus, OF the
French army ana who it is generally
understood fought duel about October
10 with capt. Culguet uf the
French army, aB result u statements
made by the captain at the Renes court
martial. 10 dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

vcued here this morning at the Fret
Presbyterian and First Baptist
churches. Prcst William N. stevens
delivered hls address. This afternoon
the IMPORTS ~ Corresponding Secretary
=. u. Frye. Treasurer Helen a. Barker
and Auditor g. H. uigclow will read.
ThcFs ofiicoru are am from the state of
iIuolf.
TUuorruw the purity conference Will
begin Ia the Plymouth Congregational
church. Addresses viii b. delivered by
Gov, Rogers OF Washington and Mayor
Hume8. Of Seattle tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
roLIorMAN's STORY.
omeer Eddington olives ITS Version Of the
Meeting with str. Crafts.


Patrolman .EddlnEton says W does
not pretend 10 be an expert or eon-
noisscur In the matters spoken Of by Mr.
Crafts. but inasmuch as he was the
officer reflected upon he was willing 90
make statement He says he did not
know Mr. Crafts but that a stranger
came to him early in the evening and
said he wanted 10 know whore the
best and nearest sporting house In
town" WAS HE further sald.' Cun-
tinued EddinEtou. "that he mad n friend
down street and that they would 20 20
the place IN short time The officer
was also uukind enough 20 remark that
the stranger looked very much like "a
man who was really searching FOR Just
such n place.
Mr. Crafts next stopping place u
Seattle. whore he goes 60 attend n
meeting OF the WUmcn'H Christian
Temperance Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

Washington. Oct 2o.-The secretary
OF war has Instructed the quartermastcr
general to forward from san Francisco
ans Christina boxes which may be de-
uvared there prior 20 November 90 for
officers ana soldiers In the Philippines.
such boxes should be consigned to Ma
for o. T.. Long. general superintendent
Army Transport Service, San Fran
cisco, Cal
Also 70 forward from New York any
Christmas boxes for officers and soldiers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

at nlucbank. and their right moro re-
tired.
Al Acton Homes, Lieut.. Galway Of
the Natal carblncers Is missing. and
Trooper spencer OF the Natal Car
blnecra was slightly wounded.
II move my camp into a position I
have aoicctod. with the object Of cover.
lnE the town of fadysmllh and ! hoped
today that The Beers might have been
sufficiently near me to strike a blow.
Today hnwcycr the enemy seems 10
have retired west. our patrols getting
In touch nowhere except with a com
pnratlvoly small body at Besters sta
ton.
Communication with Glencoe June
ton was cut on az Elandslaglc. where
they captured goods train.
"The Bocrn arr advancing over the
BcgEarsbufg Mex.
Communication by telegraph Is stlil
open via Grcytown.'
A dispatch from Glencoe says that
Sir william symons was wounded In
tho stomach and that Gen. Gate has
assumed Command.
Ih,'N ~ reason ,. 20 tear tno Noun cum,
1891 ~ o" "''''"'' ''''''''' ""'
''u', l1'u', 81, -.
- ~ =, $500 -,
,e,s ~. s',"'s 10. wy ,,. , ,,,
ny, - - - ~, I'd, n, .,,. ~ A.,
49,, ~, .' ,.'s Wv ''
''''"' ~
hoHh su,'hSs'
lAayH'hl'h' oo'' -,ue'ayou ~
ailai''HH'oHl'- ine "''u
as,ta,' ,',,t ~. 80. ~, -. al 1,y
returned thls evening. falling back
fighting In the face OF some 1000 Beers
They were several times almost cut on
but a maxim gun held tho Beers 90
check. II 10 reported that sixteen Bocrl
were killed.
Several times tho Beers came within
four hundred yards range but theil
shooting was bad. and the maximH ron
dercd signal service In stopping thel
'u.
lh'S nave lAIbe Nas"h uain uh'
artillery,
t,tettr AT MARKETING
Capctown, oct. 2o.-A private mersag
from Mnfcklng not dnted says.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

sail For some reason or other she
took Il in agaln. Columbia atin Kept
her one soil
AZ 1915. when the preparatory gun
was fired Columbia was shooting up
10 the windward 81 the starting line
on the atarhouri tack She carried
mninsaii and ilh only but had her stay
sail IN Htops. ready 10 break out Tho
white boat hoeled over so that her lee
rail was under water an the time and
the spray flew over her sharp bows.
The Shamrock was hair "a mile south
" the lIghtahlp huf when tiorHrih saw
uie smoke boz fetched the shamrock
about aud hurried t1 set TO weather
of the line While ON tho port tack
Shamrock crew hu'HtHd her small
working tupHniis which caused tho
shamrock 90 hrHl uWuy down. but 20
LONG as the Span held Hognrth dld not
mind
Captain Hogafih apparently slowed
ur "a trliiu su that the cup defender was
about 10 reach up % dhumrockH wealth.
or quarter and in these positions the
two racers ran along nt % tremendous
speed Tor two minutes. Hy ihi1 time
each craft had nearly reached the CONF
mlttcc tug. Columbia WIS up 60 Wind
ward Of the rival Shamrock when tho
starting gun was fired. The shnmrocka
shippers were not going 10 wait for the
American boat but tore across the line
% iii00f1k barr gut hif holm up and
| The ny.iE American yacht swept across
/ the line close 90 the llrhtahlp and at
/ n .0i335. II was "a grand start
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
rnouuLr Is uREwISo.
There will he Turmoil Ia sauna Ual.s. the
Three Powers Act.

san Francisco. oct 2O.-Thc steamer
sioana arrived today from Auf,ralun
ports via Apla. Samoa and Honolulu
The correspondent OF tho Associated
Press at Apla sends news OF "a Htnruing
character. lie says under date OF Oc-
tober q.
The aspect OF affairs IN Samoa o. In
deed flf from ryus8urlur There ~
trouble brewing and 10 VIII como soon
10 the three powers DO not come to
quickly aid the government aud the
distracted officials. The three OlnFuls
which were left here aa % proylTloral
government by the commissioners, are
hudIns their position hy mo- means "a
bed Of roses. 10 Ia matter OF report
that the feeling between tho mcmbcw
or the provisional government are
strained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20
r,.' ".lSaf f. Crafts Says Ten
'''''lnd Dollars are Wanted.
F'iAVER REFORM BUREAU.


WY , 1,1 become widely known in
never gs. ana easy manner. Others
FAur , c'ogn' alta But the REV.
- r,orn " ~. c'afis. superintendent OF
'abr !, ,s' al Washington and
's', do,, a ,uo storm bureau at salt
"a, M, no not belong to the latter
'" '' He Is very energetic s,ti,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

. ,, oct. p.-M $3.50 TINS
telegram was received from
4 .,-or, announcing that the
4, ~, ,hsnIns Glencoe camp with
4 r.. ara that the troops were
. \, %, to attack them
. s.h ms.sare was received from
. atup this morning saying
, ,sru proc,ciinr there. and an
H. TIA, The Bosr strength was
tiip msn.
I. ps-s @ appears. posted guns on
a Am overlooking the town
a m On The camp and the battle
rtntnl
}am-An unconnrmcd report has
rsysd here that Boer artillery
/, las Dundee.
4 ma dispatch from Glencoe
4 nitaHosr gun has been captured
\ iAii he Dsyonihirc and Dorset
rr.msnia are now engaging th'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

n rl.a oct. .o-Tho war Office has
n l,i he appended dispatch from
i rr'ih Med A. 1915 o. m. today;
u allowing advlcea from Glencoe
n hF o. hand.
h Kings Royal Rides and the Dub
fHlecr are attacking the hill occu-
n ~ Bofr artillery They are within
\ uiii u ne position and are ad-
N aag under cover o. our artillery az
y lN3 yards range Scouts report
s'W noifs are advancing on Hat
huifut.
p Fifteenth battery and the Lelcca-
\ rlusnt haf gono to meet them.
D. sar ofiee has received the fol-
"a q1chi dispatch from Lady
n ilsd a. hllf pas, three this after
NJ from Glencoe. we were at.
i'i hs morning az daylight by q
m1ehly estimated at four thous.
\ hey had placed four or i've guns
a'ton on hnl $500 yards east of
carp ond they fired plugged shells
. artillery GA DO damage. our In.
W formed Tor attack and we gol
guns into position. After tho posi-.
% lhe enemy had boon shellod oul
ii7 adyanccd to the attack nnt
T" hard fight lastinr until 1880 p
-nqai Inaccessible position wa
Z, 'he eaemy retiring eastward. Al
''f gum have been captured. w,
/. "' our soldiers at the top Of IN.
V-' cavalry aud artillery are s,ll
.'l' symons Il severely wounded
.'.'' an heavy They will be tele
'a'a a. soon AZ po-ribie'"
'p'sial dispatch dated uleneoo m
| l''' that the Boor position ha,
'.p'sNd after heavy nghtlng. n
q NV guni were taken.
~ Y. var ofhee during the mornln,
W.. a r'por' that Gen. symons wa,
$50 10 The engagement at Glencoe
IN. I ai.iaich dated yesterda.
IRON Labyrinth. received aeon
NJ S.'ss stewart White. Gays.
A.. v.., uo'n commenced descendln,
4. I, pa'scs on Tuesday an.
l,sy ',a'le' with our patrols yes
H., la,y continue to advane
&, mn. 3. 70, The night with their ' ie,
"'''eTs Station. their cente
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

hearts. We ought 20 keep them on the
streets which are the source Of 10 much
s...aIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-20

seattle. Wash. oct eO,-rhe Wo-
none Christian Temperance Union con-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27

DIR. J. F. Young has returned
from an extended visit through the
country north of us. He visited
among other places the famous
Sulp -ur Springs. At the big joint
picnlc at McGee given by the
Masons and Woodmen of the
World he addressed at least 5000
people upon the virtues of the two
great fraternities. DR.. Young re-
ports crops generally good. A
hail storm at Robertson damaged
the cotton of that section. Health
through the country is very good
and the farmers have finished cut
ting their grain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27
W. B. FRAME, Special Agent.

Mr.. Howells' rash assertion that war
has never produced any literature has
subjected him to biting storm of crit
icism from all points of the compass
The weight CT opinion appears to be
that war, rightly waged. has often been
the most powerful stimulus of man g
thoughts and imagination. to say moth
ing of heroism and self sacrifice Most
men who have arrived at broad conclu-
sions come to believe that life itself is a
fight and not Sunday school lecture
or Quaker meeting.s The meaning of
the word virtue is an overcoming, not
an enjoyment 1t is true that there is
very high warrant for overcoming evil
with good. but nobody in his senses
would undertake to overcome a mid.
night assassin with the sermon on the
mount or turn bis other cheek also to a
Pawnee's tomahawk if he could get
hold of a rife. All the virtuc and duty
would be on the side of the savage 8
destruction if you had home and chill
dren. and it is unfortunately true that
savagery still exists in the world organ
lied and rampant. and very often. when
the world does not desire to be pushed
backward. it has to take down its mus
ket and go forward. Wherever a man
has done that in defense of freedom and
conscience and home literature has put
on ner beautiful garments and followed
in the train 1t was very remarkable
assertion of Mr.. Howells that war pro-
duced no literature. when all the mag
azines TO which he has been so long an
illustrious contributor are breaking
their backs to exclude every thing from
their pages but war itself
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27
DURWOOD.

There was a scrap today between
two of our citizens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole have a new
baby girl.
Henry Huff has rented the wagon
yard at this place and is fixing it
up III good shape.
There was a dance at Mr.. Argo's s
home last night.
Postmaster Hughes and family
have returned from a visit to
Eureka Springs, Ark.
A. d. Hooper representing West
heimer & Daube OF Ardmore was
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27
THE PASSING OF GAMBLING.

The recent publication of the
city ordinance prohibiting garnb-
ling, has had the desired effect.
We are informed by Marshal Pull
liam, and some of the boys them
selves, that they are out of the
business and the places which once
knew them know them on more.
All gambling houses closed quiet
ly of their own accord, after the
publication of the ordinance which
has been titled the "Cruce bill. :"
This is a victory for the city at
present, and the submissive man
ner in which the law has been
recognized by the boys, speaks
good words in their favor
The effect of this ordinance on
the welfare Of the city is regarded
by some as doubtful, many men
contending that no city can pros
per to any great extent if you put
the gamblers out, for they spend
their money freely, which we read
lily admit, also wherever the gam
blers go, money will surely follow.
The other side look with much
satisfaction on the closing of the
rooms from a moral standpoint.
We wish to state however that all
gamblers are not immoral. The
result of this wholesale closing
will be watched with some degree
of interest, as some are now pre-
dieting that before many months
pass by. the city viii clamor for
the repeal of the ordinance and
business will again spring up as
soon as that is done. We pass.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27

THE Maryland Democratic Ed
itoral association started a ball to
rolling that ought not to stop un-
til it goes through every state
when it insisted that the rural
party press be given a hearing be-
fore patty councils decided upon
platform and candidates, which
the party press is expected to sup
port regardless of thanks or any
other sort of recognition. The
country editor always does more
for his party thar his party does
for him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27
Storm Damage at Bradley, Neb.

Bradley, Neb., June 26.-The
storm that struck this village Sun
day morning came from the north
with tremendous roar and reused
everybody from bed. 1t first struck
the two-story brick block owned
by Charles Nash, of New York
and occupied by drug store and a
general merchandise store below
and the Methodist society upstairs.
The building was totally wrecked,
entailing a loss, including mer-
chandise and furnishings, of $40,
000.. Floyd A Walworth was
caught in the debris and seriously
hurt. Across the street the post
Office was totally wrecked. The
building was owned by William
Miller and valued at $1,000. Cor
liss' general store was unroofed,
the residence of David Mangus
was badly wrecked, Rev. Foutch
lost a carriage house and barn, and
John Jones a barn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-06-27

Mr.. MCKINLEY is a strong be-
lever in the efficacy of the person :
al exhibition style of advertising,
so popular with circus and min
strel managers.