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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16
REDUCED RATES TO CHICAGO
For the International Live Stock
Exposition


On December lst, 2nd and 3rd
from Kansas and Nebraska, and
December lst and 2nd from Oklahoma
and Indian Territories, the Great Rock
Island Route viii sell excursion tickets
to Chicago, at the rate of one fare plus
81 for round trip, with final return limit
leaving Chicago Dec s, 1901. These re-
dUccd rates give aspiondid opportunity
for cheap trip to Chicago 10 attend
this great Exposition which in interest
and in the number and excellence Of
exhibits will -urpa-s any Of its Aind
over held. For fall information consult
nearest Rock Island ticket agent, or
address T.. W. THOMrsn.,
Asst. Gen. Pa. Agt.. Tor
e.,
For Ront
The best located and finest iaic
in the city, formerly known as the
Caddo Cafe ON G street; also an Of
ice suitable for llw, real estate or
Office on B street adioiu-
ing Logan q Friend lumber Office.
ON reasonable terms. Apply to
Cot. i. II. Green.
ct51 Cor. + e eth ST.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16
Eureka Springs
AND
Monte Ne
r.a.- ar --Rstkso A.
TIME OF TRAINS AT

Through Parlor Coaches. Reclining
Chair Cars and Pullman Palace Sleep
ers between Oklahoma City, Kansas
City and 50 Louis without change, also
Wichita and St. Louis. For rollablo in
formation call or any Frisco System
agent, on address the undersigned. 10
is a pleasure for us 60 am er questions.
y. H. DUNN,
his Q Pass Ag't, Wichita, lkas.
\. HILTON, BRYAN SNYDER,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Pass. Traif Mgr
st. Co" is, Mo.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16

Coal, Hour, feed aud grain at
Leach & Peacock. If
Mrs. Dyke Ballingcr is expecting
a visit from her sister from Beaver
Okla, in few days.
REMEMBER Meal tickets, u
meals are S3. 80 at the Cream Cafe.
w. L. Little, u prominent attor-
ncy Of Perry, and appraiser of
the school lands in the new country
was shaking hands with friends in
the city this morning.
Ask your friends to subscribe for
the Daley Democrat. If
The County Commissioners
awarded the contract 20 build "a
steel bridge, one hundred and thirty
feet long across the Washita river
half mile west of town to the
American Bridge Co. this morning.
1t will be n onc-span bridge with
stone abuttmcnts aud plank floors,
and will cost $9G53 when completed
Every day brings more customers
To- lloifman's bakary. 77tf !
a. r. Boy, received marked
copy Of u Washington, -. G., paper
this morning which stated that the
5000 residence oi f. T. Nrooman
was burned with all its contenlsonc
night necently. The court house
employees have sent messages of
sympathy to Mr.. Nruomau.
Envelope, fol sale Icy the Daily
Democrat. If
Brothers of the |. O. O. f. do
not forget Wednesday night the
18th there viii be organized at Old
NnadarNo lodge To he known as
Anadarko Lodge T. O. @. +. All
Brcthein rcq ,c,,cd to Ice resent
". ). MorSr, Chairman,
{. '. Lining, Scc,y
Ike Descombes, cashier of the
First National Bank of Anadarko
dicd at his home in Chickasha last
night. The Democrat will print AN
extended obituary tomorr W.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16

Ike Descombes, cashier of the
First National Bank of Anadarko
dhcd at his home in Chickasha last
night. The Democrat will print an
extended obituary tomorr,
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16

Mrs. Dyke Ballingcr is expecting
visit from her sister from Beaver
Okla, in few days.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16
OKLA, Dee. 10, 1901
Official Directory OF CaddO Co.

Probate judge Charles T.. Crum.
Attorney Herbert -. Crp,uy.i
Treasurer W. w. Campbell.
Clerk Dyke Eilingcr
Deputy Clerk D. @. Hcudry
Register of Deeds VIM. J. Lacey.
Deputy Register of Decd, A. w. Booutz
Sncrin rranl, smith.
Surveyor Charlie, II. Jones.
superintendent ot school, 70 W. Turner
Supt. or pubI' Health Dr. O.. r. Hume
Commissioner, q. \. Cleveland John II.
FUus D. Furvcn.
Judge OF District CIlrt t.. + Erwin.
Clerk District tuur. Ed NJ Miller
District Clet, g. = Nrlomlu.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-16
Bargains in REIMBURSEMENT

And city properly. Partner wanted
'n good cuying business. Stock of goods
to trade for !u, oa court mouse square.
cheap house Lodging house; bakery.
Trade town property u ST. Louis and
utacr towns n Missouri and other statos
Tor eithcrcity or country property here.
l"t amy kind of sale on trade call on
l.. BIRNEN co.
Up stairs IA telephone bull ing, north
side court house square,
AN ADARkO. q. Il.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
TINY TIM IN WAISTCOAT GAY
INLAY AT COURT HIS DUTY PAY.
So Each Diplomatic
Light, ScentingP resi-
dental Slight, Thinks
Instead of Naming
Tim, r 90 e We ! t
Should Honor Him.

the time said 5enator Plunki,t "I
vas Tor him FOR County Clerk but
we'll. you know. lie Is fat enough to
hold the job down good and proper
That would BE- great place FOR
Plat" said GOV. Odsll. II think the ;ril
owe. would make him NO seas.ck that ne
would forget all about the machine.
Fromme7' said Andy Freedman. lilo
has O way OF looking wise when he
doesn't mean Il. .aink they would
hang him IN week, and we would
never see him again"
Il am going 10 boom Gustav Linden
thai II h. doesn't make II for Bridge
Commissioners" said Herman Ridder.
And he will get the backing OF every
cus!onist in Manhattan and the Bronx.
He's Just the man to 1ize up the London
Bridge
Hut over IN brooklyn they are gather
ing barrels and boxes for a big bonfire
Just as soon AS the word comes ticking
over the wire that Tim IL tho lucky
one. The Big Bridge Banjo club and
the Williamsburg Quartet are cen now
sharpening UP for the blowout and
every tailor In Fulton street Is raktng
out all the ra!nbow-tinted goods In his
stock for an array OF wafstcoats that
will make tho rai,nent OF King Edward
look like the Jackets OF the court cards
IN a Dcadwood seven-up deck
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
HOW BRAVE CORSON
SAVED MANS LIFE.
ONLY ONE CHANCE AND EN-.
CINE DRIVER TOOK IT.
just Avoided Pushrnrt Pcd,tlcr,
but Was Himself
Thrown Out.

In mnt,er-ot.fac, repor, concerning
The breaking OF The rear axle % tfn"-
Engine No. - received at Fro Head
Quarters to-day there IS concealed the
story o. the bravery .. Frank Corsnn,
driver
E!gnty-hsth street. between Lexington
and Third avenues. an alarm eamo 10
the enginc-house yesterday iellII.; o: :.
IRE mt Second avenue and battle-ground
street.
Cor.or. str,ppn, tn tho seat. drove gu,
his team and headed II east In Eighty
ntth street. Crossing Third avenue he
was Obliged 70 swing out 10 avoid II
truck. When s,raighteued gu; for the
run 20 Second avenue he saw tina, he
was .ish, on top OF an aged italian,
wheeling a Dushcar'.
There was II coal wagon In the way on
one side. furniture truck on the other.
The Italian was between them. There
was only ono course open 10 CorHon !.
tho Italian was TO be saved, and he took
IT,
With u tug at the rein. iis swung HIS
team onto the sidewalk at the northeas,
corner OF Third avenue and E!ghty-afth
street. An the rear wheels struck the
curb the axle broke. The strap holding
Corson to his seat Slipped, and he was
hurled TO the ground al!shting on his
head, Captain Stone and the engineer
were slso thrown TO the ground. bu,
luckily mono was seriously injured.
In the excitement the Italian. with
the pushcart. disappeared.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13

been slated as n possible successor TO
Joseph H. Choatc as Ambassador 10 the
Cour, of ct Jamess They were talking
II all over Manhattan this morning
The news had even reached brooklyn.
From tho haystack districts to the Bat
terry Tiny Tim" WAS the subject OF all
political discussions But the mention
OF his name brought other illustrious
pefsonagcs to the front.
III we could only get Mochs Iiochstiin
out OF jail. said Martin Engel-"Say.
I'd pat him In ,he race. He would be
handy for Edward the Seventh Time at
the primaries
II indorse Tim" said Police Commits
sior"r Murphy. but WAS rather In
hopes that Dcvcrv would be the man.
He will need the money after Jan. -
ITS fake said Richard Croker. II
am IN favor OF Larry Delmour II.
knows the language. and Is safe His
whispering habit would rAraiyze the
court
Il am for Bob Muh nrst. last and all
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
But There Is a report
from Milwaukee that
Trentatove, the Fa-
nous Sculptor, De-
cIares that He Is Not
to Marry Senator
Blackburn's Daugh-
ter.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. l3-Is or
10 not the beautiful Mrs. Lane to be.
como the bride OF chevnlicr Trentatovc
She says she Is. He Is reported TO have
said she Is not.
Society here eagerly awaits tho dem.
ito answer.
At the wedding Of Senator J. C. 8.
Blackburn. of Kentucky. to Mrs. Mary
z. Blackburn. widow o: Judge II. II.
blackburn. OF West Virginia. last
Wednesday. the youngest daughter OF
tho bridegroom. Mrs. Lucille blackburn
Lane. received many congratulations
upon her coming marriage to Chevalier
Trentatove. one OF the worid's most IA
nous sculp.ors.
She received them ali smilinEiy. but
said that she was afraid that the cere-
mony could not b. held on Dec. II. as
planned. at her beautiful new residence.
No. lTos Massachusetts avenue.
The Cheval.er." she said. INTENDED
to sail from Genoa for hero on las
weeks North German Lloyd steamer
but suddenly received word OF b!s
commission that made him cancel hi,
passage and go up to London. He vii
have 10 stay there some time. SO ! shall
go to New York. sail on the Lucanil
on Saturday and 80 TO the home o. IN,
dearest friend In London. Lady carew
at No. IL Carlton Terrace. There The
wedding VIII take place. scmewher.
about Christmas Day"
Last evening Washinsto society be
came all a-buzz because dispatches from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
TWILL WED THE CHEVALIER"
SAYS BEAUTIFUL MRS. LANE.
Strange Series Of
Tragedies Marked
the Career Of the Fair
Was hington Belle
First Husband and
Friend Suicides; She
Herself Shot.

ish Legation, who had been most ass,du.
discovered that there was n Sonora
campiIlo living in AlgIers and the match
was called on.
In October. lsS she was married to
Thomas i. Lane. "A clever young New
Jersey newspaper man. who later. In tho
THAT State and put them out OF business.
She embrace Roman Catholicism the
day before the wedding.
In January. 1895. sh. shot herself In
the lett breast In her rooms nj inc
Hotel Wellington. In Washington. and
lay at deaths door FOR several months
Her friends said that tho wound was
nccidentaily made by the dropping o.
lace out OF the top drawer OF her dress
ing case.
Tw" days later. y Eirihood friend OF
hers. Mias liarriei Keith Amcs on read
In her fathers home at Washington.
On Oct. 8, 1909. her husband shot and
instantly killed himself In his bedroom
At their residence. No. i7ie X street,
ssmnl! fortune. was the agent for the
Maxim & Viclc,rs gun hrn. OF Eng
land, and was apparently happy In his
given FOR his suicide was that il. had
been threatened with Brights disease
cheval!cr Tr.nntove paid Mrs. Ian"
marked attention al last winter snI
sprfI,, even though she was In dccr
mourning and their engagement was
announced early In November. The
Chrvalier. whose portrait bus,s are
s,udles IN Florence and nothing had
been heard Of him unit. Mr., brown OF
Milwaukee cent out h!s news
TTottn'ovc has lived In Washington
Tor six years and Il q natural!Zed c!ti-
zen He had n wife In Italy from whom
he secured a divorce two years ago
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13

N. y.
masm climate
n
disappear
completely
have Swamp of ac-
Is
Yours tr,Iv
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
NEW YORK THE PREY
OF TEXAS TERROR.
WEATHER BUREAU HERALDS
CYCLONlC APPROACH.
RnrinE Across Stntrs. the RAM pant
Hipsnortcr's Aim II mt the
Metropolis.

New York ls going to have a visitor
from Texas. lie Is one OF the ripSnort-
ing hat-scattering, UNDERWRITING.
sign swinging sor; and hc isn't particu-
larry nice 70 weak kneed church .teeplcs.
II fact which establishes his individuality
and his ihtnst ncfas!es.
This Texas storm. du" within twenty
four hours, VIII travel by way OF the
coast Storm signals are ordered dis
played from Baltimore to New York
The storm to-day Is central over Texas
moving eRstsT!y The pressure will hc
on in this locality tomorrow and the
blow VIII be from southeast to sou.4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13

Milwaukee said that letter hal Jus.
been received there from the Chevalic.
which said In the baidest fashion that
the report that he Sas to marry Mrs,
Lane wac ''aii nonsense" and that hs
wished to have II most cmphnticaily
denied" The letter was made public
In Milwaukee ny Horace n. Browu
o! course. tho report WIS quickly
brought TO Mrs. Lanes attention. !oi
| there has been an insisteni rtimor here
for several weeks that the wedding. 1.
there ever was to have been one. had
been declared off.
Il wonder who this Mr. Brown is'"
she said. ''ani how he comes to be
kept well Informed concerning my
affairs7 have never heard the Cheva-
Tier speak % him. He must be charm
Ing perso,i. anyhow. to make public tho
contents Of a personal letter.
IAN can say Is that I sail for Europe
on Saturday to NEE, the Chcvalier. and
that we will be married In London be.
fore the year Is out"
Mrs. Lane. who Is very beautiful
woman with n little daughter. Therese.
six years old. has been 4 figure In WASH
,ngton society ever since her debut in
1880.
II was said ir 1902 that she hai become
engaged to Senior Campiilo. OF the Span
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
There His Red and Vel.
low Goat, Following
SOmbre One of
Choate, Other Court
iers Would Make Dim
All Outshone by
Tiny Tim.

MS ~.i.t-,acs r,Si ard yellow
Spmrt'ms, blue -1i .otIetimea green
H-'s the Eauii~s; i.,ii. fellow
That thu Ufo1kI5htr, hEs- r-'n,
Hvs done his hest
Ia isnsY 'rst;
SOW he's Te4eaIns for u. coat.
I'd. trousers and the shoes. t-iAG - VI is'rpa
ChoAt.
Tale, q, Ttay TIN,
Gosh all hemiocks!' calculated
Farmer Hotchkiss from up Goshen way.
''Ach. me!n Go,t I'm Iflmmcl'" cried
Augustus. the Rproned waiter IN tn.
Boulevard Cafe. as he wept In the soup.
BE hiv1ns. o! tough; THIN RAypub-
l!k!ns had some s!nse" remarked
Paddy" OBr!cn rs he sot down his
scoop on the Pell street saloon bar.
Indeed. indeed. a very nice gentle
man. but can hardly credit tho re-
port" murrnured Mayor elect Seth Low
AZ he gently shook hands with Corpora
tion-Counsel.clect George l.. R!ves.
They had just heard tho news.
L'srt.Gov. Timothy l.. Woodruff has
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
TO Be OFFERED AMERICA.
Plan TO Place 100000 nns.ian
Bonds Here.

LONDON, Dec. ia special CORES
pondent IN Berlin says he hears that,
owing TO objections b.stug made to
Frances furnishing the whole Of the
projected Russian loan OF $1,000 opJ
sterling. hnancieFs In the United States
will shortly be sounded MS to the post
billty Of placing G2o.oOooo Of tn" loan
In that country.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
ROEBLING AS A WITNESS.
Grand Jury ENnminrs Son
TsridEe Contractors.

The Grand Jury. continuing tho
Bridge inquiry to-day. examined the
following Witnesses: William II. Demp-
scy, superintendent OF the construction
gang: John Il k!liians. chief OF the
r've.ers. and Washington c.. Rocb,ing
the engineer and son OF tho Bridge con-
tractors.
The investigation Is not expected "a
be completed before the end OF next
week
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
Lcndsin Teiephone,,

trTotn tho Kansas City Journal,
San Francisco leads the American
cities In the matter OF telephones. there
being an instrument to every sixteen
persons. In Greater Now York there Ia
one to every forty-eight persons.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
TJ>21~sHEh

The mild
OF a
a sent by mail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
4 Discriminating con.cicncc.
,From tho wa.a,ns,on s.a.a

from tho Washington s.ar)
How did you come to reduce the
amount demanded as a ransom for that
missionary"
she lectured US SO eloauently on tho
wickedness OF avarice that our con.
science forced us TO . rebate.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
He Desired No Change.
Tsom tn. p,,ro., Ere. pr...J

Ufou the Detroit Free PTess)
Tho dother--My daughter has been
used 10 the tenderest care. to tho at
most sympathy and to unfiagging
guardianship. trust this viii DO
continued.
Ias aasser.-1 noDs Ca. I'm surs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-12-13
nple Bottle of SWamp- Root Free bv Nj

EDITORIAL NOTElf the slightest
once Dr. Kimcr Co.. Bnghamton n y will
boo containing many OF the thousands thousands Of
received cured
you read this generous offer in the n Y: Evening World.
convinced
the regular and size bottles the drug
Don't
klmers Swamp Root and the address Binshamton. n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-27
New Steelmakmg Process.

Trials have recently been completed al
the Royal Technical school. Berlin OF
new mode OF steel manufacture. de-
ciarcd by experts as likely Co have a
revolutionary eject on the worlds metal
industry and progress. n Is the inven-
tion of MecklenburR manufacturer
named Glebler. and consists in impart-
ing Go All grades OF iron "A strength aud
hardness surpessing nearly double that
of the best known Harvey. I<rupp or
Boehler steel while Cheapenins produce
ton ~ per cent Proiectiles hurled at
armor plate. treated by the Glebeler pro-
cess and "a millimetcrs thick made an
Impression of only one milllmeter. while
kruppized armor. four mllllmeters. thick
er, was completely punctured Resistance
experiments showed even more astonlsh-
INK results. Attempts made hy powerful
machines proved the steel to posaess n
strength Of les kilometcrs per square
milllmeter. when the testing apparatus
collapsed.
Among the peculiar features of the pro-
cess Is the increasing strength accruing
as the steel grows cold. lt IL claimed that
the process permits the metal 10 bc
worked cold or hot. Blades ~ the new
steel cut other steel or iron into spiniers
Ne ordinary steel cuts iuto wood
The representatives " Herr Glebeler
will go 20 America With the intention ~
submitting the process 20 tho great mills
there Scientific American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-27
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CHARITY BALL.

Ihere are hundreds OF persons I'm thi
city who will recall with emotions of de
! light the big Washington Balls" which
years ago. were yearly feature. perhap,
'he GROWING one OF the year, In the so.
cial life of this city.
AS everybody knows these balls were
given In Infantry hall on the evening OF
Washington's Birthday and when they
were In their glory. were occasions OF
great brihiancy which furnished a theme
OF conversation for many months after
wards
After a time, however. the glory of the
Nashington Balls" departed and they
nnaiy ceased TO be Now however IN
Is proposed TO revive these old balls
under different management and some
what dssimilar conditions
with this thought In view therefore. IL
Is proposed that the big Charity ball
which is to be given in Infantry hall on
the evening of Jan. ?. for the benefit OF
The Lying-ln hospital will naugurste
what II is hoped, will become an annual
auair. and when IL IL remembered that
the Dali IL given In the interest of a most
worthy, and Indispensable charity Il
should receive most hearty support.
The preparations for the ball are now
nedily completed and the public have
been made very generally aware of IL
not only through the advertising columns
OF the press, but by the many attractive
and artistic posters. done by well known
providence artists and placed In sundry
shop windows along Westminster street
The decora tions of Infantry hall are to
be of a very elaborate character and will
consist principally of flags, since Infan-
try hall lends itself especially to this
form Of decoration.
Mr.. Pesse will have entire charge OF the
decorations and IL lis but just to him 10
add that he has been most generous I'm
his arrangements with the managers of
the ball contributing "A part OF the cost
OF the decorations in the interest of the
Preliminary 10 the ball i'm the afternoon
from 10 there will be childrens'
when the children may hold high
carnival with Punch and Judy" for
Professor Wallace OF Boston. with his
famous Punch and Judy show will be
,hief attraction for the children There
will be also that irresistible attraction for
he boys and girls alike--the grab box.
This will be In charge of Mrs John Mich |
'las Brown, assisted by Mrs. Charles
Richmond and Mrs. knight Richmond.
doll table will be still another at |
raction for the children, where dolls of |
III sizes and prices and varieties may be /
ound.
A wonderful doll with wardrobe etc,
viii be included In the collection and this |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-27
SCHOOLS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Only few days ago Gen. in his report 70 the v. A.
parment drew very gloomy Fpinos and showed
or attempted to show they unworthy of trust and
ecnerous His statements ppontng and NAV have a
some imid and doubling citizens wonder whether after oil
United States had not bunded seriously deciding to hold
msnently the Philippine archipelago
There comes from another source however ore
NATION as 10 actual conditions and the attitude of ,b
naves toward America and From the report d The
ppne commission common schools are
LEX progress th all things considered Tb.r
are now IN these schools children who are
Taught by o9 American teachers nearly 1000 Fipno
tors The school being steadily extended and bt
another year possible the number Of ,r,i Ill;
doubled.
~ showing very encouraging presages steady growth
0i american ideas and better understanding of Americas
lions toward the wards in her eastern possession h
sen0o system hrmy established islands we can look conf
denfy Tor heshful growth American sentiment and ~
APPreaon OF American ideals In the Film mo children
VIII learn that the of the States are
NOT hoste that the intention give people of the
as'abie eovernmnttha viii insure liberty the individual b
ahs same time safeguarding his personal aud property ,i,b
Indeed we are likely fad in the Philippine school. ,,
effective agency for bringing about permanent pac6cs,or