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The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
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WO0DFORDS.

Deerins. ohsptsr, o. b. s.. are to hold
large whist party this evening at Odd
Bsliows' hall, Woodfords.
Miss Lena III. CLARK Of Deering Center,
the daughter Of Postmaster Clark of
Dsering Center, has returned frum BCs-
ton and IL now the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. h. higgins Of WocdforGs. The marri-
sge of Mlss Clark to Mr.. Harry A. hig-
gins, a son of Mr.. anu Mrs. Higgins. Ia
to co-ur In u few days.
Niss Lillian Tower. Prospsct street, Is
recovering nicely from her recent illness.
Mr.. ii. b. Peters, Lincoln street. ia
having a large addition bGilt onto his
house and extensive alterations made.
LIswellya. Charles ana Edward Hamii-
ton have teen called 10 Chebesgue leland
by the sudden death Of their
father, which occurred Sunday night at
the advanced age Of ninety years as re.
suit Of the grip.
There is TO be a meeting Of the members
of the new Woodfords Univsrsalist church
on "Wednesday evening at no o'clock ct
the home OF the pastor, Rev. Il. E.
Towueend, 81 Revere street, for tie pur-
pose { + completing the church organizes
tion. A full attendance of the mem bers
Ia desired.
Ihs Easter Sunday school concert hell
Sunday evening at the Clark Memorial
Methodist church was we'll attended and
the concert was we'll rendered.
Madame Dyer of oakdaie, an accom-
plished musician who has assisted several
WOOD fords societies in the past 10 to give
q concert at Lewis hall next Monday eve
ming at eight O'Clock.
The street department man are engng ed
In dumping qusatiiiss OF old brick on
Eoodiorj strt ct below Highland Eqa are.
The htiok when covered with earth and
gravel viii make q great improvement
/ . the road at chat point.
Miss May A. Lucas. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Lucas of brighton district,
has returned from her recent visit to Ieia-
tives, ana friends In Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
TYNEDALE SAILS.
fading Out Full Cargo and I60 Head
of Cattle--Ruman VIII Probably Go
Today.

The ft,aue. yynedale Of the Inem
ina sailed at 1sW MINUTES past O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for London. she
tick full cargo and leo bead OF &c tile.
1t is expected that the Roman OF the
Dominion line Will for liverpool
today and that the Sa'aein OF the Donald
son line Will sail for HlasEow tomorrow.
About CO.. Q, tie and lis'0 sheep Will be
.ken on TIE Roman.
The harhOr yeStsroay had more
vssse than it had oontsiued for long
time. the feet numbering no lass than
80.
Werkmsn have started In 10 put In two
coal diggsrs at TIE Grand Trunk
whsTveS.
The Gamer So. Croix ariiVsd during
the AFTERNOON.
> The ssmsr Merge onsag and the tug
Macs are NOW on tho marine railway for
fepAira.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24


Mr. w. N. Lamb. former oity olsFk.
and Mr.. Byron HASKELL . member Of
iAst ysAr'a board Of aldaFmsn. went 10
Ssbaso lake Saturday for bFisf ashins
trip.
Nj. Charles A. Maxwell is In the city
In thu Interests Of tho order Of Pilgrim
Fathers, sndsavoring TO organise ooieny
in this city.
The news Of the death Of Pstsr Dohsrty
q soldier In tbs United states army now
In service In tbs Philippines has been re-.
Gel we'd. Young Doherty Died at Manila a.
result Of disssse. He enlisted at Bes-
ton about year ago, being at . time just
prior. an employs OF the waitham EIec-
ttio Ii { company. He In survived by q
sistsr, Mrs. John Judge Of waitaan,
Macs, and q broth,r. Mr.. James Doherty
and sister, Mrs.. Martin Powers both Of
Westbrook. He 10 also survived By an
aust Misc Catherine Callahan Of this
city.
The clty marshal, Saturday. ssised q
bottle containing u quart CT whisky
from this establishment Of Joseph Comeau
near the Iioston and Maine depot
Rev. q. U. ePhslan, for the pat five
years pastor at the Methodist church re-
turned yesterday noon from Gardiner
where he has been 10 attendance ~ on the
Methodist conferences, New. Mr.. Phslan Is
to go to the Park etrest church. Lewis-
ton. this y9Ar, whers the Rev. U. A.
Southland has bean the past few years.
Rev. Mr.. Southland has been assigned 60
the church 10 this CITY.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
SUPREME COURT.


Henry J. ConIsy, Assignee Of Charles
q. Tukesbury W. Edgar II. Rounds,
both Of portland. an setion Of assumpsii
10 rscsvsr one thousand dollaEs the al
legged worth OF Portland theatre properties
said to have bssn purchased from Tukss-
bury BY Kounds at the tins he bought
che theatre several years ago. Dsfenss
was tie general issue. vsrdiot for the de-
fsnse.
Danr is A. Msaher, ISL, and Henry
.Conisy. ESQ, appeared for the plaintiff
and Ardon W. Coombs. Esq., for the de-
fenGe.
The following divorces hsve been
granted: Lizzie v. Patiugton We. Fred
3. Purington. cause eruslty and nom
support, custody Of mi nor child 90 mother.
Jennie A. wiggin VS. Albert q. Wiz
eiP, cause cruelty.
CsissiiA q. Young va Charles 7.
Young, Oaufe habi Of iato1i'aiian and
cruelty.
Michael j. DrisocIi vs. Mary A. DFis.
coll.
Lizzie L. johnson rs Clarence john
S IN, cause cruelty.
sRoxeinea L. Lang rs. Charles A. Lang
U.s. DISTRICT COURT.
In tse Dit lot court yeitsr'ay, Judge
Webb gave a heal ing In tse Involuntary
ion IN bankruptcy lied by >. w..
IhextsT s. Co, Of Portland ct as IS
Georges Il. selars OF Pepohscot. SELLERS
cor tssts All tisli9n on the ground that
he has coma isIed no ACT OF bankruptcy
and farther That the pei icners are net
is crAdito' A W. Woo1madn apparel
Tor the psti iners and isaac ". Dyer OF
Portland and Oscsr b. Fsil,ws OF Bucks
port for the defsns,. Del ion reserved.
samuel L.. Iii Iksr OF WassrOoro has
tilei peii i'm Ia bankruptcy.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
In mupIoipaI court yesterday Horn'
Ing, Martin Eme; N WIS ssrt,ncsd TO
ten dsys In jail for into1 ,aticn and for
sen;esc d to 80 days, John o BrleD, 90
days aud John Miller fine CT 81 and
cess. Martin X lefe and jerry Mallncs
were sash sentsnosd to 90 days In Jail
fer being common drunkards. Robert
Irvine, snail roy, charged With
throwing stones ct Lewis Bicou les :
thai. a EebIeT fruit man, Was npsd 81
and o1fti. Jamss wolos. for an assault
n Clifford Fuller. was tirsd 81 and costs
Adolph Z'mmernan on a nuifans e
warrant, Rave hail In the I'm CT SEQ
fer nrpsarsbre at the May term CT the
suIeiior oou-s. On charges OF search
and seiiuee. j hn + lis and Chsrirs Mat.
thsws gave bcnts in the I'm OF S.t0 esoh
TO- their sppsara7os as the Msy term of
hs SupsIlc. court.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
Change In PaStOrate Of the Meth.
OdiSt Church.
City May Buy a Stone
Crusher.
News of WOOdfOrds and
MOrrills.

The Frssumpsoot baseball team have
evening OF May 4.
s. ID. Warren council, o. u. A. III.
have decided to held their future meet
ings on Wednesday evenings instead OF
Friday. The next meeting will BE- held
Wednesday evening a. Z 20 O'Clock.
The members Of PequAwkst tribe OF
Red Men are to work the warriors degree
this evening en- two candidates. A full
attendance OF the members lie desired.
The annual meeting and election Of the
officers of thc Eait End W. U. i. u, IL
to bs held this afternoon at $50 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Dudley I. Swan.
Main street
7he &C hool children are so hold q fall
In Cumberland hall next Friday after
noon and evening under tho auspices OF
the school room decoration committee.
MIR. and Mrs William Morrill,, formerly
slperintsndents at the osty farm, have
moved to the White House at Cnmber-
land Mills which they are to reopen fer
toarders,
Rev. Elliot Barbour, pastor OF the U nj
vsrsslitt church. and vile. leave for Gar
diner this week where theT are to az
range to have their household goods
moved TO this city.
10 INSPECT STONE CkUSHER.
At tae lat meeting of the city council
an order was given its first reading t.
approprist, the sum OF $500 for the pur-
pose of repairing the stone crusher In uss
by the city for long term Of years. At
that met ting a letter from Street Con-
missioner Gcodell informed the aldermen
that in his opinion, as in t1s opinion OF
others who had examined It, money
would he better Invested II put into the
purchase of q new machine. The commit
tee have at the suggestion Of Street Com
missioner Gcodsll decided to have the
stone orusher thoroughly inspected before
taking any further action in regard to re-
pairs. There is some uncertainty as to
the condition Of the itsRm boiler con
ne;ted with the machine, and this also
will be inspected. 1t ia quits likely
in the event Of rigid examination that
the city council will decided to purchs Sc
o new and up to d ate machine, In prefer
ence to trying repairs on the present ma
ohine.
Abs handsome set of resolutiors sent by
the members OF Peter Woodland lodge
knights Of Pythias to Presu mpsoot Vsl-
ley lodge Of Cumberland NILS, are now
on exhibition In the window Of the
Coon be- FoRg company at the East Fad,
The appearance OF K. s. Raymond 5
drug store at Cumberland Mills has bsen
gree tly improved during the past few
days. The windows have bsen set lower.
and the fiight of STEPS leading to the
store have been taken away, 50 that the
store floor Is now nearer and on a level
with the sidewalk.
MIR. J. ID. Brigham and S. +. Hopkin-
son left for the Songo the latter part Of
LAST week for fishing trip,
Mr.. John Donovan has resigned his po-
sit'on at the Dana Mills and has rtered
the employ of MIR. j. d. Brigham at his
noel and billiard rooms.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The South Portland Veteran associa.
tion has accepted an invitation from Rev
Mr.. Newcomb TO attend services at the
BETHANY church on MsmoiiAl Sunday.
Prominent among the lodges In attend
ance upon the anniversary exercises OF
the l. o o. +. In Portland, Sunday.
was Elizabsth City Lodge of this oity.
new residence will be tuilt at WI
lard on Main street. by Geo. w. Lovsitt,
end of MilliEen, romlinson and Co,
Edwin S. Cole, who has been laid up
A number Of ladies from the city at
tended the meeting OF the Woman's
National Relief Corps at Thatcher Post
hall, Saturday evening.
Gsrmanis park was opened Sunday In
the presence of goodly gathering from
the city. The park Is midway between
the SAco road and Rigby park. Music
was furnis he'd by an orchestra.
The Good Feed club will entertain q
numbsr CT guests at "MitOhells" today.
Mrs. Olive Chandler Is quite Ill at the
home of Mrs. Evans In PleAsantdsls.
An interesting game Of ball was played
on Saturday bet ween the sophomore
GLASS Of the South Portland High school.
and the other flAssss OF the High school.
The sophomorts won by the s,ors OF l6
to 10. The s1phomores were composed
OF Walsh. cst,her; Bradford, pitcher; st.
John. nrst base; X. McCann, second
bass; q. McCanp, third base; futile,
short stop; Bryant, centre teld; Jordan.
rigtt field; Jordan, left field. The other
nine was composed OF Phinnsy. catcher;
Files, pitcher; Cole, first bss,; Pagan.
second base; willard, thrill bass; I. Fa-
gan, short stop; Seaford, right tisld;
Smart, centre field; Small, left field. /
PLEAsANTDALE.
Mrs. Frank Hartman and ohildrsn of
Bartlett. N. H., are guests CT her mother
Mis- Laura Noyss. Pearl street.
MIR. W. ]. Baker of Bath. passed Sun
day with his family on Chapel street.
, Mrs. Charles Dow has returned to hsr
home in Sprlngvale from pssIlng the
week at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
Z Plummer. Summer street
Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson. Kelsey atrest,
ips returned from Lewiston.
Tev. y. W. Smith occupied the pulpit
OF 81 u street ohur,h u1day morning.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
EBBA

The snnurl coming of the HADIon
Brothers and their mas efficient fpeci acu-
lnr prodrosion OF psptonime ''Superha, ;"
will be ths ctif cell BIT OF tSo Eeason
they ara 70 sppsar ct tho } ffsrsOn tses-
TIE, Friday, Saturday ard Saturday mat
Tree and j idlinR from tia dsmend fer
seas there will tie rousirg horse to
rrres item.
kvsry thing is new. tho scenery and
transfer ID atoms, tie innoTted bpgllaa
ia | L and the cos.umio euEen bls are ra'd
| to Ia ret alone tho mcss brilliant and
pittuIesore. bet slio tte Richest and
u ost artistic ever se1n In Hsnlon Irc-
iueiion. Jhe dramatic O. So Is all REV
and ia said 10 bs tho strongest that the
! HaaIons have had IN naa15 years. Chief
inssIst from COMEDY ssardnoint Wall
to crossed ia the nsw uisss which TIE
Hsnlon's have inssrtsd this season.
SJRAl ELLA.
This romantic opera. given under oil
rsctlcu o; q. Stewrrt Taylcr for ;he bsU
ett ct the InFelids' Zone and Homs for
the FIitndlsFs EeyF, rrrn'isss to he a
great euoessa. Ths nIst performances ia
on'Eht
The csne laid In Venice giVss chance
for IN uch art stlo beauty. For the 1rsi
act an entite now drep has been painted,
reur 'nting tss grand canal and tina ia.
nous Doge'a palace. A real gondola
Of Venetian rRt.srn will 10 used to as
sIst t.s lovers to clone The sarenads
and Io7e.b duet rivals the opera Of Romeo
srd Jullat, when Marcia Graft sings
lrolr ths window Of her gnArdisn's house
and is thin taken down a rope ladder.
The carnivaI scens occurs in this ast
elso, and the costumes ssrt from Ecstcn
for this are most picturesque, rapres ut
irg Castilisns, Tsasspts, harlsquins,
students. solaisrE. DGtoh harm aids.
Grealan dancing and flower girls. The
Columbian MnndCN1 and Guitar club
accompany their, and the act ends amid
VerItahIe Venetian festivitiea which re-
suit in the ovsrpoWerins OF pour old Bsf-
%, Lsnora's guardian. In the first Part
OF the second act, one Of the great songs
Of the opera Is i'Seid Meinsr Womie."
surg by Msrcia Cart.
The work OF the two bandits, Malvolio
acd BarbArim, here deserves great praise
and Is well handled by ]. Parker Coombs
and Herbert A. Conn. The chorus In
this act IL also very attractive, the bell
aud flower songs, especially. In act
third, the first scene 10 in stradsIla's
hous. The bandits quits at home are
playing, Gala Morra." Stradelia and
Lsnora art In the first bliss OF their hon
symoon.
Here .. Stewart Taylor has arranged
the famous Nuns chorus from II Trova-
tore, sung by nuns and TilRrins, pas
sing the house on their war to the shFins
ef the Holy Virgin. Thsn comes the
preparation for the festival OF the Holy
Virgin. Bassi urges the bandits to per-
sist In killing StradsllA. They consent.
but upon hearing Stradella's rehearsal
OF his famous bymrs, one OF the most
diftioult and most BEAUTIFUL songs Of the
opera, they are overcome by lie beauty
and falling at bis feet confess and beg
his fore ivensss.
Ibis song, In fact. IL one Of the most
beautiful bat difficult of all the operas.
jobs Lloyd OF Boston sings this finely,
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
FIFTY YEAR GOLD BONDS.

CharI II. Gilman of 81 12 Exchange
street, offers for sale thu West IN Uniou
Telegraph company 4 l-s Ter cent FUND
ing and real estats mortgage 90 year
gold bonds, due 1850. This bond is one
OF a series Of coupon bonds and registered
bonds OF the telegraph COMPANY, and 10
is an investment that should be appreci-
atsd by people who are looking for .
safe way to inv6 81 their money.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
M0RRILLS.

The employees Of George Q, Shaw &
Co. are to hold q dance and social this
evening at Ecegg hall, DrsrlDg Center.
The entertainments TO he given wedne--
day evening At the high school building.
Dsering Center, by the Dsering crchestrs,
81 sisted by Miss Martha r. Is. Halves,
soloist, is to be given fer the Dsnsiit of
the school room decoration fund, in the
purchase Of picture frames, eto.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
RIYERToN PARTY.

The Mckinley club, composed OF Wood
fords rssidsnts, went to Riverton casino
last evening where they enjoyed supper
and social evening at whist.
The party nu 40 berod about 40 DeIsons.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
PLOODoYER.

Lewiston. April 2s.-Ths Androscoggin
il no higher than on Saturday and tho
danger frem nood il practically over. The
river IL clear Of Ice In Ardrosooggin and
NEST of Oxford eeuntisA No damage Is
reported.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
LAUIEs' AID SALE

The Ladies' Aid Of the First Frse Bap-
fist society, will hold y sale at Reception
hall. City building. Thursday AFTERNOON
and evening Dinner and supper will oe
aarvad
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-24
NEW ApyERrIsEMENTs.
NEW ADvERrrsEmENTM
~
NAMES. GREATEST STORE.
Fashions in
Picture Frames.

Dame Fashion, who sets her de-
cree on all household appurtenances,
as well as dress, has ordained that
picture frames shall take on new
aspect this year.
The giIded frames will always
reign supreme; but the FIorentine
designs have given away to the En-
pire, Colonial and Louis periods.
The popular and most fashionable
frames at present for Photographs
and Black and White Pictures, in
half tones and etchings, are made Of
Chestnut, Ash or Maple, stained to
a dark gray or greenish black, either
carved, or ornamented with Rocco
and raised Furnished effects both
in gilt and old ivory.
You will find these in our framing
department., and also on the new
framed pictures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20
Fire at Wagner, l. T.

Wagner, |. T., Sept. 19.-An,
other destructive fire occurred here
at an early hour this morning in.
curing a loss of nearly $40. 900.
Five bus So houses in the central
portion he city were burned.
The Schrimisher opera house and
a large stock Of merchandise on
the first floor was the heaviest loss,
amounting to $500 with $4,000
insurance. The other four houses
burned were the Paris restaurant
and billiard hall, Schrimisher's
meat market, Hills restaurant and
o vacant building.
The big brick structure of the
H. r. Jones Mercantile company
was considerably damaged, as was
the brick store Of j. T. Robertson.
The fire was the work Of an incen-
diary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20
Creek Warrant Case Begun.

Muskogee, l. T., Sept. 19.-The
trial of the remainder of the noted
Greek warrant cases was begun in
the United States court here to-
day. F. M. Davis, a prominent
merchant Of Wagner, l. T., was
placed on trial. These cases have
been pending for the past three
years, but will likely be disposed
of at this term of the court. They
involved some of the most promi-
nent people of the Greek nation.
and at the former trials some were
convicted and sent to the peniten-
tiary. Special Inspector Zevely of
the interior department and c.
Blood Smith of Topeka, Kan. are
assisting District Attorney Soper
in the prosecution.
Moore's Pilules are a guaranteed
cure for all forms of Malaria, Ague,
Chills and fever, Swamp Fever, Ma
larial Fever, Bilious Fever, Jaundice,
Biliousuess, fetid breath and tired
listless feeling. They cure Rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following blood
poison produced from malarial pois-
oning. No Quinine. No Arsenic,
Acids or Iron. Do not ruin stomach
or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price
SOC per box. DIR. @. @. Moore Co.,
No. 80 North Main Street, st. Louis,
Mo. Sold by W. B. Frame, City
Drug Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20

GERMANY has made new hitch
in the Chinese peace negotiations
by forwarding a note to all the
powers demanding the punishment
of the leaders of the Chinese op-
position to the international inva-
sion of the empire as a condition
precedent to peace negotiations.
The Washington administration
recognizes the injustice of the de-
mand and the impossibility of the
Chinese government acceding to
the demand. The question now is
shall this government withdraw
FROM the alliance and remove its
forces from China, or shall it re
main and join the allies in dey-
astating war against the people
there. The German position means
war. In case of McKinley's elec-
tion the powers behind the presi-
dent would quickly decide to join
in the war FOR the money there
would be in it for them. Now,
policy dictates subterfuge and pro-
erastination.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20

The last of the twenty survivors
OF the famous Balaklava charge
died in Ohio yesterday, thus re
calling that tragic event and Ten
nyson's poetical monument to the
memory of the Light Brigade. Oh
625 men who charged the Russian
batteries that day only twenty re-
turned to the British lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20
Poor fierty Green.

Hetty Green is Americas richest
woman.
By a process of saving, shaving.
discounting. grasping and squeez-
ing she has piled up an enormous
fortune.
She can sign a check for mil
lions and make it as good as gold.
She can point to great blocks OF
buildings and truthfully say: 'Ali
mine."
She has stocks and bonds and
lands and credits.
No grinning miser ever found
more pleasure in money for
moneys sake than Hetty Green.
The other day she was appealed
to for help for the Texas sufferers.
She refused.
Med her son is up the state
and is safe," she said through one
of the bank officials who acted as
an intermediary, and I'm in too
much of hurry to talk about it. -
will Mrs. Green contribute to
the relief of those who have been
killed or made homeless by the
storm9D was asked.
The official put the question.
Mrs. Green says she hasn't any
interest in the matter or time tc
discuss it," reported the official
"She is in a hurry to go up into
the country"
Hetty Green is the richest wo
man in the world, and also the
poorest.
Outside of her own family 1t is
doubtful if a single human being
loves her.
She has gained wealth and con
tracted her heart.
Human suffering does not appea
to her.
The love of her fellow creature!
makes no impression on her.
She is slave to passion tina
hardens hearts and dwarfs natures
Money is her god.
Poor Hetty Green!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20
,NrRuDERs ORDERED ELECTED.
Indian Police TO Clear the Nowa and
Comanche Reservation.


Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 19.-Unit-
ed States Indian Agent Randlett,
at Anadarko, has issued orders to
his Indian police to clear the
Kiowa and Comanche reservation
of prospectors and miners who are
at work in the Wichita mountains.
These miners were once removed,
but they afterwards secured an IN
junction at Ell Reno restraining
the agent from interfering with
them, on the ground that the act
of June 6 last declared the mining
laws to be in effect on the reserya
ton from that date. Col. Rand
lett has just received from Wash
ington a copy of an opinion of the
attorney generals department
which has been transmitted by the
officers. of Indian affairs. The
opinion, which is handed down by
Is. v. Proudfit, first assistant at
torney general, concludes as fol-
lows:
1.-The country is still an Indian
reservation, and it is necessary to
a performance by the United
States of the obligations assumed
in said agreement that it should
remain in a state of reservation
until those obligations shall have
been discharged by full compli
ance Herewith. 1t is still Indian
country, and under the jurisdic
ton of this department. The re-
moval of any person from the In
dian country is a matter resting or
the discretion of the Indian agent
and the commissioner of Indiar
affairs, under the supervision Of
the secretary of the interior. f."
Col. Randlett is virtually IN
structed by the attorney to disre
gard The order of the court, anC
there will be some lively times or
the reservation before the week i:
out. If the miners resist the po
lice, troops will be sent from For
Sill, as the department is deter
mined to keep everybody out unit
the day of opening, and give all al
equal showing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20
A Clean Show.

The Syndicate English American
show, which exhibited here yester-
day, was clean, nice show. There
were no fakirs or skin games OF
any kind with the show.
The performance itself was less
elaborate that is usually seen in q
show, but what there was of it was
very good. The acrobatic features
were splendid. and at the price
charged the show was q creditable
exhibition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-09-20

REPUBLICAN managers are bring
ing hundreds of negroes and white
laborers into West Virginia, osten-
sibly to work on railroads, but
really to vote and help carry the
state for Mckinley. 1t is said that
1900 of these idle, purchasable
voters have been brought into that
state from Washington City alone