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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
s5o,ooo MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

On the Property of Halsted & Har-
 I mount on East Water Street.
 There was filed in the office of the town clerk yesterday afternoon notice of proceedings to foreclose by the Mid dletown Savings bank of a mortgage for $50,0 ,000 held against Halsted & liar mount, of this city. The property of the firm at the corner of Chestnut and East Water streets, in this city, is in volved. The property includes saw mill and extends 21S feet on East Water street and 1875 feet on Chestnut street The case is returnable to the superior court on the first Tuesday in Septem- Der
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BURNED TO THn GROUND.
Big Fire Yesterday Morning Levelled
 the Lion Brewery.

l A big fire broke out early yesterday
 morning in M. Weidemann & Co.'s Lion
 brewery, totally destroying the big
 brewery and involving loss of about | $9o,OOO. There Is said to be insurance
 on the building amounting to S6OOOo. 1 The fire was discovered at about 4 o'clock yesterday morning by one of the gang of night workmen employed at | the brewery. As the brewery is situ- Haven it has no fire protection except from the auxiliary pump and fire hose distributed about the building. The
 three men on duty soon found the flames beyond their control and an alarm was sent in to West Haven. The Graham Hook and Ladder company responded, but could do little towards subduing the flames. Above the first story, which was of brick, the build ing was of wood, old and like finder. No reason can be given for the fire eX- cept spontaneous combustion in the malt.
 The brewery itself, the engine, ma chinery, the vats and all the beer on hand were devoured by the flames, all that remain being the barn and fifteen horses, and possibly the boilers.
 In a very short time all that remain ed was mass of smoldering ruins The engine was bent and twisted by the heat and the expensive ammonia freez- ing plant WAS a total wreck.
 The plant was owned by Adam Schmaelzle, who purchased it from Mrs. M. Weidemann six months ago. Frank Higgins was local manager and sales man, and a good business was being built up. MT. Schmaelzle was absent in New York, but a telegram brought him back yesterday.
 The brewery was built about twenty five years ago by Stark & Alling. Att torney Lynch, legal representative for MT. Schmaelzle, said yesterday after noon that the brewery would undoubt- l edly be immediately rebuilt.
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Brief Mention.

High water to-day, s:14 a. m.
 Harper's Magazine for October is out and is for sale by Thomas H. Pease & Son.
 Black and other fish are being caught on the Fort Hale Park wharf One < weighing nine pounds was caught the other day.
 large numbers Of crabs are being caught in the moat which surrounds < the Fort Hale earthworks Seventy i've were caught by one person a day or two ago.
 pr. Flynn and bride have arrived home from their wedding trip and X their many friends will welcome them back again. They visited many south #ern cities and are now lat home" in their fine Howard avenue residence.
 Tn Southington October g Arthur Stow, son of MT. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Stow, and Miss Florence May Dickin- son, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. E. Pardee, will be married at the home of the bride by Rev. w. M. Warden, pas- tor of the Methodist church.
 Rev. William R. Mulford, former rec tor of the Church of the Ascension oe this city and now rector of the Epis- scopal church in Tanwood, N. J., has Lane visiting friends in this city the spast week. who are glad to see him Ao well and settled over such a fine church.
 Z The Hospital Aid society has resumed its meetings. A full attendance is de- Mred of all those interested in the work. The meetings are held in Trinity parish abuilding, Temple street, on Friday mornings, where new members will be welcomed and contributions in money can be sent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
A FISH STORY.

ETarbor Blues Being Caught by the
 Hundreds in Stratford.
 Bridgeport, Sept, 24,-N. D. Noble of East Bridgeport and three companions made fine haul of blue fish yesterday in Stratford. They went over to the Housatonic river and pulled in 452 fish. They have taken oath before notary public that this is the truth and noth- ing but the truth. There were at least hundred people fishing with great success and one woman captured 90 blues. A great crowd was out again to-day.
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HOUSE, BURNED.

Deep River, Sept. 24.-The house own ed by Frederick O1mstead, the butcher, took fire about o'clock last evening and was burned to the ground. MT. Olmstead says that he sent his son into the house for a lantern and in a few minutes the boy ran out to him and told him that the kitchen was all afire. Another son, Walter, in trying to save some of the furniture, was burned on the legs.
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NEw ADvER11sEMgN1s TO-DAY.

 Backus Heaters-N. H. Gas Light Co. Dr. Schiffmanns Asthma Cure-Druggists' ucational-Hopkins Grammar school. Estate James r. Bray-Probate Notice. Fancy Shoes--N H. Shoe Co. Grape Nuts-At Grocers'. Gas Mantles-3S3-3S5 State Street Moving In!-The Edward Malley Co. New Siks-The Chas. Monson Co. New Arrvals--S. $. Adams. Pan-American Visitors-Mrs. H. A. Bates. Steamers American and Red Star Lines. Silks-The Gamble Desmond Co. The Girl From MaXims-Hyperion. Taxpuyers-Board of Assessors. Upholstery Prices-Howe X Stetson. Wednesday Thursday-Public Market. Wnted- Work-23 Hallock Street. Wanted -Man--Drawer 93, o. o. Wanted Boxmakers--Strouse, Adler Co. Wanted -Chambermaid-53 Hillhouse Ave. Wanted Girl--15S York Street. Wanted--Girl-346 Willow Street, Wanted Situation--1S2 Hamilton Street. Wanted Situation--150 Howard Ave. Wanted-Help--126 Court Street. Wanted ed-Partner-Box 14S5, City.
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INJURED BY A FALL.

A Workman at the Cedar Street School Building.
 Vincenzo Cosenzo, an Italian laborer residing at No. 10 Myrtle street, was injured yesterday afternoon by falling from the new Cedar street school build- ing, where he was at work He was taken to the New Haven hospital where it was found that his back was injured and that he was badly bruised His injuries are not thought to be of a serious nature.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
Running Sores,

Z the outcome of neglect, or bad blood, have never-failing balm in Dr. Agnew's Oint. rnent. Will heal the most stubborn cases. Soothes irritation almost instantly after first application. It relieves all itching and burning skin diseases in d day. It cures piles in to nights. 35 cents. Sold by w. H. Hulls D. Hewitt.-20.
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ARE YOU THINKING OF BUYING

If so, we recommend you to call upon Charles H. Loomis, Temple of Music, S33 Chapel street, Blue Signs, the oldest and most reliable music house in New Haven MT Loomis sells the Emerson and other high grade Pianos, and is conscientious, ghtforward, honest dealing business man, in whom you can have the greatest confidence.
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{ BUSINESS MENs' ASSOCIATION.
will Strongly Urge Finance Board to 
 Mako Bf- centennial Appropriation.

At a meeting of the directors of the New Haven Business Mems association last night it was voted that the entire board of directors appear before the board os finance at their meeting Thursday evening and strongly urge that an appropriation of no less than 31,500 be made for properly observing, on the part of the city, the bicenten- nial of Yale college to be held in New Haven next month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
POLICE ACTIVE IN RUSSIA.

Precautions Usually Taken on Return
 of Czar from His Travels.
 St. Petersburg, Monday, September 23.-Numerous arrests and domiciliary visitations were made by the police here during Friday night It is understood the same steps were taken at all the larger towns. This show of police &C., tivity usually coincides with the czars return from his travels.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
FUNERAL OF EDEoN S. PIERCE.

K FUNEftIAL OT EDEOIN D. IIETNCE,
 The funeral Of Edeon s. Pierce, aged thirty three years, who died at |, his home 56 Henry street, Sunday night, was held from his home yesterday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock and from Sum- merf1eld church, at Dixwell and Shelton avenues, at 8 o'clock. There was a large attendance and many beautiful flowers were about the casket. The bearers were fellow employees of the Orange street firm in which the de- ceased had worked for many years. Burial was made in Mapledale ceme- tA~v
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
z rs.,. s.s'''' gFEMNMALLEN@. :" 'v.sss.''' v..:.
 Moving Nm !!

From two to three thousand men sweeping down on the city and on the Big store--within week-certainy makes things hum.
 The order of the day grasp all the outstretched hands, doP the grip in the oom all topsey turvey take survey thlngs-make out mental written listand put fo the Big Store
 Yale men have learned that we have everything they want And indeed we have. No other store in this country is so completely and typcally college store.
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WHETHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Sept, 24, 1901, s p. m.
 Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday <, For New England: Fair Wednesday; cooler in western and southern portions; Thursday fair, winds becoming fresh north easterly.
 For Eastern New York: Fair, cooler We'd nesday; Thursday fair, winds becoming fresh northeasterly.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
sK1DMoRE LACE COMPANY.

SKIDMORE LACE COMPANY s
 A certificate of incorporation of the skidmore Lace corporation of strat- ford has been filed with the secretary of state.
 The corporation is organized with a capital stock of $75,Ooo. The subscrib- CTS are: Philo H. Skidmore, Julius W. Skidmore, Jr., Frederick w. Hall and William H. Comley
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25
IS BANKRUPT.

Luke Bowen of New Britain, a
 liquor dealer, has filed voluntary pe- tition in bankruptcy, with liabilities of $11, ,564.57 and assets of $6,07S.31.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-25

Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of West Ha- ven, with her daughter, Miss Mildred left yesterday morning for visit in Groton.
 This afternoon the marriage of Miss Rose Schoenberger, daughter of MT. and Mrs Emil Schoanberger, of Daven- CT of New York, will take place. The ceremonies will be held in Harmonic hall, on Elm street at o'clock D. m.. followed by banquet and reception. There will be several hundred guests present, as the circle of friends of the contracting parties is very large one It is also expected that the out-of-town guests will be numerous.
 Mrs. Nathan Hale of George street Is ill with malarial fever.
 Charles A. Marvin of westville has been elected as delegate of the West Rock, lodge No. 4S, A. o. U M., to at- tend the meeting of the Grand lodge of the A. o. IT. w., which is to be held in Boston on Thursday, October 3.
 Mrs. Lucinda Sutton of Campbell avenue, West Haven, is entertaining Miss Anna Griffiths of Utica, N. Y.
 Wilfred Ford, who resides on WhaI- ley avenue, and wa taken to the Grace hospital last Wednesday, was reported at the hospital yesterday afternoon to be getting along very comfortably
 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hyde of George street are spending the week in Bos- ton and Brattleboro, Vt.
 Miss Augusta Schneider returned from a two weeks visit to the Pan- American on Saturday. The young lady resumed her duties as bookkeeper with the Platt Seed company Monday.
 Mrs. W. E. Stevenson of New Brit ain, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. J. H. Flower of Main street, has returned to her home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-04-12
w Il. LANDRUM.
. Damaging Testimony.

Herman Mercer and Fred Gay
are before Judge Bradford to-
day for the assassination Of Solo
more Russell last Friday night
near Ran. From the testimony
adduced so far it is almost a fore
gone conclusion that the govern
ment will have occasion to open
that long box that ays N he jaiI
yard, and erect from MS contents
scatfold.
They scattered bldestone, grave
yard sand aud other stuff, all
around the house, thinking that
no one dare eros, it. One of them
had in his possession what he saw
fit to call conjuror's book, and if
witchcraft would have availed
them anything they would never
have been arrested
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KILLING AT wARRnN's BEND.
One Negro Kills Another With Shot
0un-Is In Custody.

BY telephone from Marietta this
afternoon we learn Of killing
which occurred twelve miles west
of that place this morning, at
Warren's Bend, Texas
The particulars are meagre, but
it seems that during a quarrel be-
tween two negroes, Jim Haney and
- Cornelius, the former seized
a shot gun and fired at Cornelius,
who was not more than twenty
feet distant. Cornelius died in a
few hours. Haney left at once,
coming towards Marietta still car
rying the shot gun with which he
had killed Cornelius. A short dis
tance east of Burneyville Haney
passed Deputy NcLemore who was
enroute to Burneyville on business
About thirty minutes later McLe-
more met another party from War.
ren's Bend, who was in pursuit OF
Hauey and informed him of the
killing Upon learning this the
the officer returned toward Marietta
and soon came up with Haney, but
the latter stood the officer off for
some time with the shot gun
Haney finally surrendered and wa,
brought TO Marietta and will be
taken to Texas this afternoon.
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viii Open Saturday.

On Saturday tomorrow morn
ing Geo. Watts & Co., throw open
their doors and offer to the public
as neat and clean a meat market as
you wish to patronize, They are
located first door east of the city
livery stable on West Main street
and will keep on hand the finest of
beef, pork, mutton, veal, fish,
Kansas City sliced ham, breakfast
bacon, all kinds of sausage, dress.
ed poultry and country produce
Watts has had thirty-seven years
experience in the butcher business
and will deal in nothing but the
best of meats and at prices com
meusurate with the times. All
goods delivered in any pant of the
city. 1927
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Took Him to Fort Worth.

Every body in Ardmore will re-
member an old negro on our streets
who carried a cane in one hand
and a basket in the other and made
a living by begging.
This old negro was named John
Quincy Adams and was born in
Mississippi in the year 1910. He
remembers well the falling of the
stars, in 1893, and can tell you all
about the Indian war of 1886, as
well as other wars occurring since
that time.
Uncle John was brought from
Mississippi to Texas when he was
"a young hoy by a horse racer
named Abby, and used to ride
Abby's fast horses mp and down
the Brazos country during the
early days Of Texas.
He afterwards moved to Fort
Worth, where a great many of his
children live. 1t is said he has
been married five or six times ard
has some thirty or forty children,
innumerable grand children and
not few great grand children.
TEis old negro was stricken with
rheumatism yesterday and was put
on the afternoon train and taken
to Fort Worth by one of his sons.
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A Good Showing.

The fees collected by the United
States commissioners and consta-
bles of the Southern judicial dis
trict of the Indian Territory, for
the quarter ending March 81, 1901.
is $l,SG7.15. This is a good
showing for these officers and more
than pays them for their trouble.
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Rocky West Shot.

From persons who were here t.
6G,y,Erom Durwood we learn of q
sAso0ting Grape which occurred
'lnere asr night.
a stone mason known as Rocky
Nest, who had been drinking dur
uE the day, went to a residence in
VIE outskirts of the town and
rs- ghtened the occupants 10y his
ruceremonious manner. AS he
-1s'as drinking his object was doubt
}ess miscoustrued and the man Of
t6e house seized his shotghn and
6rad it at the intruder, twenty four
. sbd' took effect in the leg The
wGuud is not serious
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White SuIphur Inn.

The White Sulphur Inn at Sui
phur, |. 7 is now open. Two
grand balls every week. Brewer :
orchestra. Lots Of fish are being
caught every day. 2-l2t
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
- ~ oman Who Refused Medical Aid
Died Yesterday.

- ~ blllth " wv tNNihHSh h'ANAiNHf fN'N
Died Yesterday.
@rs Miutie Maiues, who resided
vi IN her two children in northwest
lNs-6more, died at noon yesterday
rEu&er rather peculiar circum
Stances. The woman had been III
ngr ten days, during which time
-s&e bias persistently refused to al
LaaF the neighbors to render her
aanT assistance. Against her wishes
- ~hysiciau was called, but made
z,a diagnosis of the case for the
.-sasou o. her positive refusal
Sd being informed that she could
-sGl live without medical aid, sh,
= pressed a desire to die
The unfortunate woman grad
rmuy grew worse and passed away
at uoon The under,akers recorC
7t,signs self poisoning" as th'
o.snse of death. George lvey, whC
EGcmerly lived here but is now il
rlse Choctaw nation, is brother
&If deceased
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EN.Confederates Meet.

John II. Morgan Camp L. c, V,
will meet at the city hail at 8
o'clock Sunday afternoon. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
7. b. KING, Commander.
j, w. GoLLEDGE, Adjutant
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Gentlemen.

Read about shoes and shirts,
about fine underwear and Hosiery,
in J y. Baralls fire sale ad in
Sundays ARDMoREITE. IL 81.
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FoUND-A lady's slipper, near
the Methodist church. Owner
prove property and pay for this
notice. Apply at ARDMOREITE. 5tf
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MRS. JAMES MQIi1ev.
A Query.

Postmaster Redfeld has put II
query to the ARDMoREITE: C.
you explain why it is that |
more votes were cast in the Ell,
tion here two years ago than III t
last election9 In answer we v
say: 1t is true that Ardmore
many more voters than she b
two years ago, but it must be
membered that up to the FIST ell
ton held in ArdmOre we had be
tot ally disiranchised for so 10
that every man was hungry to VI
and a full vote was polled. 7
candidates run hacks during
day and laboring men who 9th
wise would not have voted W
brought to the polls. A full y
was not polled at the last electil
We believe that this will serve a
satisfactory explanation.
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A number of Ardmore people
will attend memorial services at
Davis next Sunday.
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Pasture Nnur COWS.

| have secured the Rolf pasture,
where there is plenty of grass and
water, and will pasture your cows
for one 81 per head. will call
for and deliver them back at
night. | will also keep a fine Dur
ham bull in the pasture Iart oi
the time. Respectfully,
w f.. LANDRUM.
Leave orders at Sass HI Craw
ford's store with Luther Landrum
l2-lm
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We have for rent 30, 900 acres o
good pasture land.
2Sdwtf HUDSON & ARNOLD.
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For RENT-Three furnish
rooms for lodging, three blOd
from Main street. Apply at A
Holman's tin shop, Caddo streI
10 II
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THE PASSING THRONG.
All the worlds a Stage and Each
one plays Part.

c. p. Whiteman went to Dallas
this morning.
Or W. NJ. Chancellor is here to-
day from Marietta.
Mrs. l.. l.. Stowe came up last
night from Sherman
Judge Walker is among our Wis
itory today from Marietta.
Judge c. C.. Potter came up to
dsy at noon from Gainesville.
Deputy Clerk J. 7. Fleming of
Pauls Valley returned home today.
j. S. Mullen went to Thacker-
willie yesterday afternoon on busi-
ness.
Mrs Conlee is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Gus Mckenzie, of
Gainesville.
Judge Robert West and John
Criner are attending the county
court in Gainesville.
T. c. Bridgman came in yester-
day afternoon from a trip through
Oklahoma Territory.
Mrs. j c. Thompson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Will
Light, returned home to Arkansas
City today.
Mrs. w. n. Price, who has been
visiting the family of G. b. Ladd,
returned to her home at Sorghum
Flats today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hooper of
Nashville, Tenn, came in last
night aud are visiting the family
of NJ. T. Eelker.
Miss Annie Belle Townsend,
who has been visiting the family
of Judge Potter in Gainesville, re.
turned home today.
w. H. Candy, former manager
of the round bale gin at this place,
came up today from Lone Oak,
Hunt county, Texas.
S. G.. Black and wife, who have
been visiting the family Of Rev. q.
T. Black, father Of 5. c. Black
returned this morning to their
home in Iowa.
|. X. Mason and wife, Mrs. j,
IN. Worthy and Mrs. Fannie Sacra
of Ardmore and w. d. Cornell OF
Durwood, who went to attend the
grand lodge /. o. o. F., at Mus
kogee, returned last night.
The White Elephant buggies art
value givers in every materla
point, wear, comfort, finish anC
style, and we guarantee them with
out reserve.
m25tf BIvENs * WILLIAMS.
/ keep the best ice cream anC
purest soda water in the Territor!
land have the only electric car
bonator in Ardmore. Fresh car
donated water made daily.
|11tf X b. PEErLEs,
Srccassor IN SimDsOn * Co
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chrrch OF christ seientlst.

Services at II a. m. Subject,
The Doctrine of Atonement"
All cordially invited to attend.
1T. j. and Mrs. Lizzie Snyder,
readers.
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Casters cold blast has passed
-ata history and the fishing season
8 here in all its glory. Don for
yet Kearney when you are ready
ta buy fishing tacle. He has the
Gagsss st line in the city III
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a Il. Simpson has sold ont his
ztercst in the confectionery and
Ffe business to Mr.. Peoples aud
o. business will be continued the
-ame, except the cafe department
riu be converted into first elias,
rl cream parlor. lift