The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-02-09
LATE ntu5 IN BhItf' PARAGRAPHS
To SEND SOf1E WAR VESSELS
TO SOUTH AFRICAN WATERS.
Samoan Treaty VIII be RatifieN IN Ter
many-New England Man FdFs for
Million with no Assets- Son OF
neary NJ. HaVemeYer Dkad.

death of William Havemyer, son
of Henry NJ. Hayemyer.
South Bend, Ind, Feb. s
William Ii. Stiles. 10 years old,
was arrested here today charged
with embezzling $40, 900 from the
estate of the late Samuel Iialstead, j,
of New York
Boston, Feb. $ Henry A. Hol-
comb, a New Bedford yarn manu-
facturer, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States circuit
court today. The liabilities are
placed at 81, ,31J, 32S, and there
are no assets.
Washington, Feb. S-General
Otis has informed the war depart
ment that First Lieutenant James
p. Toncray OF the Thirty-siXth
volunteer infantry, died at Manila
this morning of hemorrhagic small
pox. He was a resident of Tennes-
see.
New York, Feb. :. William F.
Miller. the absconding head Of the
Franklin syndicate Of Brooklyn, a
concern which promised to pay in
vestors 10 per cent 4 week, was
brought TO police headquarters in
this city today. He was arrested
in Canada
Washington, Feb. S.-The war
department made the statement to-
day that the total collections for
the port of Havana for the work
ing days of the year 1899 was 81,
O97 ,l54, making an average daily
collection of $50, ,S67.
Washington. Feb. .-Assuran-
ces have reached the state depart
ment from the German govern
IIt1lU lult tut AodIlOftll tltltN >
which was ratified by the United
States senate a week ago, will re-
ceive the ratification of the bundles
rath and the reichstag within Il
week There is said to be practic-
ally no opposition to the treaty IN
the German legislative branch.
Washington, Feb. S.-Senator
Penrose today introduced rcsOlu-
ton in the senate requiring the
president to detail so many naval
vessels as in his judgment may be
necessary to maintain strict neu-
trality and maintain our CONNER
cial right in Portuguese waters
in South Africa, during the prog
ress il the British-Boer war.
Washington, Feb, S.-The sen
ate committee on agriculture today
heard Governor Brady Of Alaska
on farming operations in that
territory lie advocated Iegisla-
tion which would allow men to ac-
quire title to lands so that they
could open up farms: also contin-
nance OF agricultural experiments
which had been made by the gov
ernment.
Berlin, Feb S.-At the evenings 5
session Of the PuIitico commercial
seminary, where the subject under
consideration was Germany tariff
relations with the United States
and Russia, Dr. Mohr, who made
the chief address, said that if
Washington and st. Petersburg
continued to exclude imports, re.
tallatOry measures would be nee
essary in Berlin.
The man who was born tired"
should use Prickly Ash Bitters, 1t
makes work a necessity to give vent
to the energy and exuberance of spir-
Its generated by functional activity
in the system. Sold by W. B. Frame
Pensions Granted.
Washington, Feb. :. a.-Oklahoma
and Indian Territory pensions;
Mary A Furgurson of Choctaw,
ST.; Lydia Bates of Arensyille, s.,
Cleveland Murray Of Elmore, So,
Foster j. Mason Of Farnsha, Sc;
Nellie HOrpannr & and E1lic