The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-02-08
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YESTERDAYS HAPPENINGS AT
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of 100, 900 rupees to the South AT
rican war fund.
Boston, Feb. THE large cloth
ing firm of Miner. Beal & Co. of
this city assigned today. Liabili-
ties $3.50, 900. Assets are not
stated.
Lisbon, Feb. IA decree has
been issued announcing that the
bubonic plague has disappeared
from Oporto, and that the quaran-
tine of that port has been raised.
London, Feb. THE statement
of the board of trade for the month
of January shows increases of
f3, 344 200 in imports and S3, 1885,
400 in exports.
Bombay, Feb. THE mortality
in this city yesterday was unpre-
cedented. There was q total of
4O8 deaths. The situation is ag
gravated by the advent of famine
refugees.
London, Feb. John Kenne-
dy, former chairman of the Con-
gregational Union of England and
Wales. and professor of apoleget-
les at New College, London, died
yesterday in his 87th year.
Washington, Feb. The house
committee on military affairs today
acted fayorably on the bill of Rep
resentative Brownlow to establish
a soldiers home at johnson City,
Tenn, to cost $250,000.
New York, Feb. 7.-Wyman
McCreery of st. Louis broke lis
former worlds amateur average
billiard record last night in his
match against J. De Nun Smith,
the young Missourian, by scoring
400 points in twenty-seven innings
with an average of IA 24-27.
London, Feb. John Rey-
mond, the Parnellite leader, mem
Der of parliament for Waterford |
City, was unanimously elected |
chairman of the United Irish ma
tional party ut a meeting held in
committee room of the house of
commons today.
Washington, Feb. 7.-Represen-
tative Jones of Washington, has
submitted to the house committee
on commerce an argument favoring
the Northern or Alaskan route for
proposed Pacific cable and giving
an array of data showing it to be
the most available route.
Paris, Feb. THE customs com
mission today continued the in
quiry regarding the acceptableness
of the FrancoAmerican reciprocity
treaty. The representatives of
five industrial associations were
heard. All expressed themselves
as hostile to the convention.
Fredericton, n. B., Feb. T.
The New Brunswick officials are
enforcing the health regulations in
several counties in view of an out
break of smallpox. The disease
was brought to New Brunswick
from the province of Quebec where
now there are nearly $50 cases.
There are about sixty cases in New
Brunswick at present.
Chicago, Feb. IA passenger
train wreck is reported on the Wis
consin Central railroad in Franklin
Park, at Taylors and Kedzie ave-
nue.. The number of passengers
injured, if any, is unknown.
Berlin, Feb. THE Bavarian
and Saxon diets have discussed
trade relations with the United Sta
tes and particularly the meat bill
insisting upon rigid control of
meats. A Saxon dele
gate, Herr Boesseck, national
liberal, bitterly complains of the
unfair treatment to which Amer
lea subjects German textiles.
The man who was "born tiredU
should use Prickly Ash Bitters, 1t
makes work necessity to give vent
to the energy and exuberance of spir-
its generated by functional activity r
in the system. Sold by u B. Frame.
Against tDouble-Headers.
An Austin. Tex, dispatch says
Governor Sayers has sent special
message to the legislature for leg
lslation to prevent running double
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