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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
TOBIN NOMINATED FOR MAYORS
BY THE DEMOCRATIC LOCAL CONVENTION
Delegates Take
Programme
Straight.

~ HE Democratic local convention
completed its nominations at Met
ropolitan Temple last evening and
IL adjourned sine die. The ticket was
filed in the Office of the Registrar
of-voters before midnight. A Notary was
brought to the Temple to attest the GER
tificates, in order to avoid unnecessary
delay.
The slate prepared by the Democratic
managers was handed back without the
trace of a fracture. Not the slightest op
position to the programme was displayed,
but, on the other hand, the slate was ac-
cepted with occasional shouts of approval.
Joseph s. Tobin was nominated for
Mayor. The nominee is a Native Son,
banker and a lawyer and a member of
the present Board of Supervisors. He is
a son Of Robert ]. Tobin, secretary of
the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
and a member of the law firm of Tobin &
'rSbin. He is a married man, his wife be
DImond. The nominee is quite we'll known
in club, commercial and society circles.
He is a member of the San Francisco
Golf Club, the Burlingame and Univer
sociation.
Bartlett Names Tobin.
Although Z o'clock was the hour set for
the assembling Of the convention, II was
an hour and a half later when Chairman
MCGEE called that body to order. Judge
A. J. Fritz was called forward to indorse
the platform. which he did in brief
speech. Calls were made for Joseph
Fassler, nominee for Tax Collector, but
he was not present.
A committee of four was appointed to
attend the funeral of the late Lawrence
J. Hoey.
L. H Mooser, chairman of the commit
tee on order of business, moved a sus-
pension of the rules, by which the NOM
inations for Mayor and Board OF super
visors were taken from the bottom of the
list and placed first. the remainder COM
ing as first agreed upon. This was adopt
ed and nominations for Mayor were
called. Louis de F. Bartlett placed the
name of Joseph S. Tobin before the con-
vention-
Sweigert Makes Seconding Speech.
Tobin's name was received with cheers
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

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lady, young or middle aged to have the
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nue. Newport KY, says; When 1 began
using Nine Ribault's complexion beauti-
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baults beautifiers 1 improved so wonder
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and there is not a blemish or wrinkle
anywhere"
It is not a face powder. cream. cosmetic
or bleach; contains no oil, grease. paste,
chemicals or poisons of any kind, and is
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per, g package Of her wonderful beauti-
flers, and you will always bless the day
you wrote. Do not fail TO write to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Ft111 Ticket Is
Filed Before
Midnight,

T. j. Kennedy. R. P Julian.
Thirty-seventh-C. A. Sweigert, J. H. Bloom.
Thirty-eighth-Frank L. Fenton, Richard r.
Wallace, John W. Lewis, Charles Cassasa.
Thirty -ninth-Joseph Slye, Charles Meehan,
Fortieth-Matt Brady Richard O'Connor,
Louis Samuels. NJ. c. Hassett.
Forty -hrst-Stephen Potter. William Buckley
Daniel T. Haley, d. j. A. O'Keefe.
Forty-second- Begg. Curtis Hillyer. An
Forty-third-J. N. Shanahan ]. j. Mcclure
Edward Gosliner, James Neil.
Forty-fourth-J: Campodonico. ]. W. Reilly,
Forty-fifth-W j. MCGEE. George Beau
champ, George A. Kelly, NJ H. Heenan.
There are forty committeeman at large
to be appointed by Chairman MCGEE. but
their names will not be announced by him
until some future date.
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Purity of election-R. P Troy Theodore zeig-
Ter. Joseph Rothschild, Louis de F. Bartlett
and George A. Kelly.
Vacancies-Joseph l. Lawless, j. D. Maxwell,
Thomas E. Curran, Louis H. Mooser and A. C.
Mcguire.
File Certificate in Time.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the convention the committee in charge
ton repaired to the office of Registrar
Walsh, who, together with Commissioner
Noorsanger and chief Deputy Zemansky.
was in waiting. Although a form had
been prepared in advance, it only lacked
twenty-five minutes of midnight before
matters were adjusted. Registrar Walsh
lndorsed the filing of the certificate at
11:35 p.
R. P. Troy, Louis de F. Bartlett and
Charles A. Sweigert composed the COM
mIttee in charge of the fling of the GER
tlficate and were assisted by Secretary
Hickey. Each one anxiously scanned the
clock as the minutes slipped away. This
Is the first time in the history of the Reg
istrar's office that one of the lea1'n~ -
ties has been so late in filing the nominal
ton certificate.
The election proclamation omits calling
for the choice Cf Coroner Tor the uneX-
pired term. 1t is probable under the cir
cumstanCes that DR.. Leland will decline
this part of his nomination
A further reason why the Election Com
missioners would be pleased to see no
nomination for this uneXpired term is
that with the names already submitted
there will be no room on the ticket for
additional names. This is due to scar
city of paper, Cnly a supply sufficient to
comply. with The law being obtainabIe
from the Secretary of State. thus pre-
venting an enlargement in case other pc
titions might 5e filed later.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Nos.@ss2-s84 Washington street.

Large centrally located corner brick build
ing in Chinatown, northwest corner Of Wash
ington street and Stouts alley. between Dupont
aid stockton streets; 64:6 by 1S7:6 feet; rents
$3.50 per month
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06

Prominent Thipd-Street Corner,
200 feet of Market Street. Large
front ages on Third, Stevenson
and Jessie Streets. The largest
available corner left in this see
tion of the e.ty. offered in three
subdivisions
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Brick Building, Nos. ef5-st7-ef9

Between washington and Jackson; lot AZ:
feet by 1876 feet; best location in Chinatown
present rental s155 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Drinks Carbolic Acid.

Thomas F. Dwyer, employed as a la
borer at the Presidio, committed suicide
last evening by drinking carbolic acid at
the Wunder brewery. Dwyer had spent
his weeks wages on drink, and realizing
that he had no money to take home to his
family he preferred to die rather than
face his wife and children penniless.
Dwyer was rs years of age. His body was
taken to the MOrgue at the direction of
Coroner Leland.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
j. Z. HARMES, 626 Market st.
G. n. UMBSEN, "a Montgomery St.
p. j. SULLIVAN, ParrOtt Building.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,

X EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.-RD-
n modelled and renovated KING WARD q
CO.. European plan Rooms. SOC to 81 80 day.
IS to IS week; IS to $50 month. Free baths; hot
and cold water every ROOM fire CRATES in every
room. elevator all night
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Dies in His Private Car.

SEATTLE, Oct. 81. Otis Arthur. chief
claim clerk OF the Pullman Palace Car
Company, who had come west in search
Of health. expired in his private car last
night shortly after the arrival of the train
from the East.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Three Large Pieces Of Property In
PotpeP0 District

Coming manufacturing center OF the city,
described as follows:
Almost entire block bounded by 18th and
18th Wisconsin and Arkansas streets
Arkansas street frontage of 200 feet, from
Arkansas to Wisconsin streets
Nineteenth street. S. W. corner Of Wisconsin,,
s6:1O feet on 18th by s. feet on Wisconsin St
See diagrams for further particulars. or the
Referees
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-06
Weak Men and Women

q HOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS. THE
- great Mexican remedy; gives health and
strength to sexual organs. Depot. S2S Market.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
HOSIE RY.
CLOTHING.

When we opened our fall purchase of clothing that
received this week knew that had the advantage of
from So 90 to So 90 suit competitor, and when
tell that Mems Blacks, Fancy Worsteds, Granite
Beavers and Genuine Melton's marked TO sell
So 90 $3.50 and SO co. We simply state fact when say
their values 81 30 So 90 suit than priced
them We also suit the most particular dresser in any
thing desired in fue imported Fabrcs-prced at $1,000
600 for strictly tailor made, tailor fit and tailor
trimmed garm An inspection of these goods will impress
you with the absudy and extravaganza of paying
more for Made to Wear suits
Our clothing stock embraces hundreds of Boys Little
Mems and Chdrens and piece suits and Boys suits with
long pants All the novelties and desirable styles, all the
discriminating judgment and careful study exercised
by our buyer making this department special feature of
business His selections made with view to salts
yng tastes the many demands of the buyers of boys
aud chdrens clothing, and prepared to show
good servicabe piece suit at 50 75c and $lOO three
piece coat and pants ST. 90 and 81 50 to the better
grades at LIS, 200, $50 to 500 While the exrava.
CANT fasdous buyer will be delighted with our and
piece tailor suits at 400 800, $50 to $500 These
embrace everything of merit both in style and fabric turned
out by the makers of Boys and Children clothing.
If you appreciate style elegance and comfort in Over
coat combined with low price, this seasons cut, light
medium and heavy weights cordially invite nspec-
ton of large stock No matter how particular may
be we satisfy most exacng taste and later
purchase is assured. Please call and see this line.
For the Boys Little Men haye the exclusive sale of
the Puritan made in White and Coored Shirts and Shirt
Waists soc 75c is the price, and every mother who has
studied the shirt aud shirt waist problem say the Puritan
embraces all that is good
The best value earth Mems and Boys hosiery the
famous BLACK Cat brand We carry full line and sell
them at a Quarter.
All the new ideas in Mems Neck Wear is added to
already large fast they appear the fashionable
markets Our line of 25 and soc ties for gentlemen needs
and deserves your attention.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.

We are just proud of our Dress Goods and Trimming
Department, in charge of Mr. Tom Afford, could pos
sby be of any feature investment in business aud
the many ladies who do not buy Ready Wear garments
will fud stock unsurpassed in elegance aud assortment
by previous effort of to please you and the gown
you buy from Madden, Sykes Co.. will carry with it that
peasuabe satisfaction of knowing that selection the
perfection of the art and is made the desirable
to particular buyers by having the merit of Chic exclusive
No patterns duplicated and special pains
taken to provide special of fine trimmings and Innings
for each particular design and feast of beauty and
elegance awaits in the following unmatchabe Fine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

Granite Cloth Whip Cords Shark Skins
Forentine Cloths Veneans Turtle Backs
Prunnela Cloth Covert Nenetaus Marelux Sutings
Satin Moreen Worsea Chevots Sponge Serges
Basket Cloths Pebbled Chevots Paquin Serges and
Vicuna Cloth Zebene Metons All Wool
Worsed Vicunas Unfinished Worsteds Peau de Sole
Satin Prunnella Ragland Cloth Broad Cloths
large and complete assortment of individual patterns
in French Fannels and Crepe Chene annes for ladies
swell waists. While stock of readyto silk and
other nigh grade waists embraces every desirable creation
Lace Curtains, Porerres and drapery sufs have been
literally purchased for this seasons trade and the
omca buyer be well pleased with Lace Curtains priced at
SOC the pair up Porerres priced So up Drapery suifs
DC yard up While those who inclined ~ more expen
sive furnishings, show strong line of impo ted Lace
Curtains Poerres and Silk Tapestries that are gen ne
bargains ranging in price from SO $2 so pair and 25c
to zoe a yard for Tapestries.
Ladies, you know Madden, Sykes & Co., have always
catered to your every desire in Gloves Handkerche and
Neckwar and nothing is too good to place in for
your inspection and approval We commend this line to you
and ask that you it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
SILK TALK.

SILK TALK.
We earnestly desire impress the minds of Silk
buyers the fact that buy silks sell silks and
carry in stock all times silks than any two firms in
the Territory. We convince you that the profit
making the only consideration in Silk Selling with
trade demands rsclass silk and expect them at
fair legitimate price. We supply that demand matter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

! Fourth Annual Fall Offerings !?
MADDEN, SYKES COMPANY 9


Wv enge the thousands who
n onen fomo
With this falls
trade
all
ogoodsn 70
Will prevail department
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29

NCE that unng ceasess efforts their
built them Dry Goods business the Indian Ter
them this falls business
QUALITY ELEGANCE MERIT.
7ALUE ASSORTMENT
For liberal have extended
feel phenominay large trade gained and
upon supply
deal fairly
maintaining strictly pvnmark system 3d to sell
reliable sell them cheaper all times than could buy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
LADIES'.

The prOudest moments and most gratifying
incidents connected with our daily routine of
selling and showing is the constant excama-
tions of surprise, delight and admiration of our
late purchases of Ladies Tailor Made suits, silk
skirts, Jackets capes and swell gowns. Mr.
Sykes our buyer, did not buy these goods in
hurry neither did he ransack 2nd and 3rd class
& firms and auction houses to find them. An
8 tire weeks valuable time was devoted to a care
= full study of your wants to the most minute and
particular examination of every prevailing
style as exemplifed by New YorS's best female
q dressers Material design, dress effect and
Worth, was his guide, and the appreciation of
the Ladies of Ardmore and vicinity was the n-
centive that prompted him to purchase literally
for this department and while we are selfish
. enough to desire reasonable profit this in
vestment we assure you that our prices are
lower than the large retailer in any Eastern
4 Western city obtains for the garments
y An investigation of this matter will reveal the
4 correctness of our statement, early inspec-
tiou of these goods will, we trust, meet with
your unqualified approval and purchase
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-09-29
HATS.

The gentlemen who swell dressers will be interested
to know that the exclusive agents for the celebrated
Hawes hats and we received this full line in all the
new dress shapes and coors the price the same the world
over So 90 for any shape color
The Stockman and Farmer and those who buy Hat TO
hold its own and Hat they reasonably expect to wear
and stand rough usage from three years we are the
only hrm Ardmore where buy just that of
Hat for 200 $50 and $3.50 The Buckskin Felt Hat ia
today and always has been the equal any hat sold for
double the price.
No firm in the Territory show you bigger stock of
the john b. Steon Hats We have in stock all the sbones
from the Stockman broad brm to the nobby dress Hats for
particular dressers
We have hundreds of other Hats good values at 75c
100 20 and $l5O and believe can suit and fit apv how
child in kind of Hat Cap desired from 25 n 5Oc
Nothing can be wanted in Mems Underwear from the
ribbed eeced garment 25c the finest grades of wool
cashmere and silk mixtures ranging in price from 5o -
50 90 suit.
WORSTED.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-07
FROM Mr.. BRYAN.
Worse Since the Act Was That of
a Sane Person.

Lincoln, Neb.. Sept. 7.--(Spl.)- )--Fol-
lowing the receipt Of the news of the
attempt on the Presidents life, w. ].
Bryan sent brief message to Presi.
dent Mckinley expressing his con-
Germ. Mr.. Bryan, Friday night, gave
out the following statement:
THE attempted assassination of the
President Is shock to the entire
country, and no and his wife are the
recipients Of universal sympathy. The
dispatches say the shot was fired by
an insane man and it is hoped that
this Is true for while It Is teri lblc
thing for a President to be the vic.
TIM or the net of maniac, 1t would
he even worse for him to be fred upon
by sane person., prompted by malice
or revenge. In republic where the
people elect their officials and can
remove them there can be no excuse
FOR resort To violence. II our Pres.
ident We're in constant fear of plots
and conspiraces we would soon sink
to the level of those nations In which
force is the only weapon of the gov.
ernment and the only weapon OF the
governments enemies"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-07
'ENCAMpMENT.
The 6. A. R. Meeting Will Take
Place Under Pail.

Cleveland, Sept. 7.-(Spl.)-"This
will cast pail over the whole G. A.
Il. proceedings" declared Col. Dew
stoe, who was at the postotiice when
the terrible news arrived
He hurried over to the G.. a. II. COM
mittee quarters, where he found E. W.
Doty at the phone, trying to get the
meagre details then obtanable.
Such news makes us feel like stop.
ping everything continued Col Dew
stoe, "but of course we must 90 on,
Notwithstanding the sad blow that has
fallen. 1t will cast gloom over ev-
erything, and will cut the attendance
almost In half Many persons who
would have come to the encampment
will now stay at home since the Pres
ident cannot be here"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-07
MINISTER WI
Denounced Anarchy and Is Dis.
tressed With Occurrence.

Washington, Sept. 7.--(Spl)-Minis.
ter WI was one of those seen
Friday night. He was picture
of distress. He realized keenly the
tremendous Indebtedness of China to
President McKinley's kindly impulse
in her great trials in the past year and
was shocked at the great calamity
that had befallen him. He said that
he could not conceive of any sort of
motive for such an inexcusable deed
as that of Nieman's, and he was
severe in his denunciation of anarch-
lists. He asked why they were per-
mitted to hatch such plots as this in
republic where the people could read
lily change their President If they were
In the slightest degree dissatisfied with
his ofticia! conduct or his private per-
sonality In conclusion, almost with
tears. he expressed the hope that
the President would speedily recover
from this terrible injury.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-07
ADMIRAL DEWEY
Plunged In Willing and
Anxious to Help.

Washington, Sept. 7.-Spl.) )---Admir-
al Dewey arrived in Washington early
In the afternoon. He proceeded at
once to his suburban home and was
occupied with the details Of the ap-
preaching Schley Court of Inquiry,
when The news reached him by the
telephone. He at once sought all the
particulars that were available and
placed himself In readiness for any
service that might he required of hlm,
Informing Acting Secretary Hackett
of that fact.
The Admiral found himself unable to
express his feelings at the news and
all that could be extracted from him
was that he was plunged in grief too
deep for utteranee ut this time. He
said that he could not now express an
opinion as to the effect that the ca
laInity might have on the court of
inquiry, or even whether ii would re-
suit in the postponement of the ap-
preaching sitting. Owing to the alb.
sence of many Of the diplomatic corps
at Buffalo, and Of many others at the
various summer resorts there were on
ly two representatives OF this body of
rank in Washington today.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-07
CONFESSED.
The Assassin's Statement Covers
Six Foolscap Pages.

Buffalo, n. ", Sept. 7.-(SpI. Leon
Czolgosa, alias Frederick Nieman, the
accused and sclf-confessed assassin,
has signed a confession, covering six
pages of foolscap, which states that
he is an anarchist and that he became
an enthusiastic member OF the body
through the influence Of Emma Gold
man, whose writings he had read and
whose lectures he had listened to.
He denies having any confederate
and says he decided on the act three
days ago and bought the revolver
with which the act was committed a.,
Buffalo.
His home is in Cleveland and he
has seven brothers and sisters in
Cleveland, and ne Cleveland directory
has the names OF about that number
living on lIosmcr at, and 'Ackland
ave, which adjoin. Some of them are
butchers and others In different trades.
He Is now detained ut police headquar-
ters pending the result of the Presi
dents injuries.
C2olgosz does not appear In the least
degree uneasy or pcnitent for his ac-
tion.
He says he was induced by his at
tention 10 Emma Goldman's lectures
and writing 10 decide that the present
form of government In this country
was all wrong and he thought the
best way TO end II was by killing the
President.
He shows no signs of insanity but
Is very reticent about much OF his
career, While acknowledging himself
an anarchist, he does not state to what
branch of the organization he belongs.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-09-07
While Democrat
Men Worked.
The B. ]. Found It's
Usual Place.
"Scooped on the Biggest News
of2O Years"

"The Democrat is on the street.
They've beat us "A miller yelled Harlan
johnson, Beacon-,Journal reporter,
rushing into the Office Of the Tailend-
er, Friday afternoon, after watching
from in front of the Democrat office
to see whether this paper had the
news Of the Presidents assassination.
Finding out that the Democrat was
10 minutes ahead of his own paper,
he ran down the street wildly as run
away automobile.
For heavens sake, hustle along
thereV yelled Editors Dobson and
Baldwin, frantically, and the stereo-
typers dragged the made-over form
from the steam chest with greater
speed than was ever before witnessed
In that office.
In 10 or 10 minutes the Beacon was
on the street, but nearly all the news
boys had already bought Democrats
and 1000 were sold in a few minutes
So it was that the people of Akron
Were given the first news of the great
est news happening in many years. by
The Daily Democrat. The moral is OBJ
vious.