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Evening star., 1902-02-15

First prizes were won by Mr.. wu and Miss
May Lyon. respectively: gentleman's sec
ond prize was awarded to Mr.. J. F. Ed
mfstoni ladies' second to Miss Addie Lyon.
The consultations were captured by Mr..
Porterfield and Miss Johnston. Afterward
refreshments were served. Those present
were Miss Sadie NJ. Guard, Miss Higg n
botham, Miss Edna Earle Johnston, Miss
Addie Lyon. Miss Porterfied, Miss kluge.
Miss May Lyon. Mr.. G. X. Denmark Mr..
Thomas Edwards. jr. Mr.. Adolph Amende,
Mr.. J. +. Edmiston. Mr.. WI Hsueh-lien.
Mr.. Frank A. Porterfield. Mr.. Joseph s.
Stinson and Mr.. Roy c. Udell
A valentine party was given at a1S 9th
street by IS May Butler, assisted by the
Misses Mary Hunt and Lotsie Shaw.
Among those present were Misses j. But
Ter. A. Culver, 1. Cozens. K. Ellis. NJ.
Crump. F. Miller. A. Miller. J. Sweeney.
NJ Schafer. A Schafer, l. Havner. l.. SIM
mons Master H. Chick, w. Hunt II.
Gaucher. E. Gaucher, w. Lucket. l.. Hav-
ner. j. Butler, jr. Games and music were
INDUCED in until a late hour. Refreshments
were served and the games then resumed.
Valentines formed the souvenirs.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs Cyrus Berry Peets of New Haven
Is the guest OF Mrs. Albert G. Bracket
Mrs Peets is delegate to the d. A. r.
Congress, and also a member of the Ma
tional Society of Daughters of Founders
and Patriots of America.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mr.. Fl. u. SMITH, Bradgate Iowa, October II,
1899. writes:
Il find Jaynes ESpectorant TO be THE ONLY
COUGH REMEDY THAT CAN BE RELIED
UPON. and confidently recommend 1T
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Senator Proctor gave a dinner last
night in honor of the Secretary Of
the Treasury. The others present were
Senator Dillingham;, Representatives Fos-
ter and Haskins, Representatives Babcock
Of Wisconsin, Foss of Illinois and Corliss of
Michigan, Gov. Stickney, ex-Gov Wood
bury, Admiral kenney, L. 8. N. Col. Mar
tin, u. s. A.. Gen. Espey of Brattleboro,
Mr.. C..P. Smith Of Burlington, Assistant
Secretary Darling. Judge Prouty, Col. NJ.
Department.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs Edwin A. Roper and her young son
of Scranton are on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. John Dorsey of 912 NJ street, for a few
weeks
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs A. E. Bates entertained at dinner
last night Speaker Henderson, Senator
Hanna, Representative and Mrs. Olmsted.
Mrs Deale. Mrs. Bailey, Miss Gwynn, Miss
Philips. Gen. Randolph, Representative
Dinsmore and Judge Mcgowan.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Wells of Denai-
son, Ohio. are visiting Mrs. Robert Adams
is S street.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

surprise party was given to Mr.. John
Baltz the 18th instant at his residence, 523
Florida avenue. in honor Of his birthday.
The young people spent a most enjoyable
evening playing games. Later refresh
ments were served, after which rooster
party was indulged in. Prizes were won by
Miss Rose Widmayer and Mr.. Fred Meyer,
the BOBBY prizes being Won by Miss Marie
kettler and Mr.. Louis Nickel. Among
ter, Olga Beale, Leona DietZ, Esther Heit-
mueller, Marie Kettler, Irene Ockershausen,
Lillian Schneider. Eta Schmidt, Gertrude
Schultz, Rose Widmayer and kathryn
Carl, Ludwig Dolcke, Fred Imhof,
Fred Meyer, Louis Nickel, Henry. Nickel,
Elcon Powell, Martin Schmidt. Fred Schnei-
der. Fred Spengler. Carl Widmayer, Willie
Widmayer and Edward BaltZ.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. F. Lewis Marshall jr., and daugh-
ter after q visit TO London, will remain
abroad until late spring.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. H. NJ. Rider, nee Jaques, regent Of
the Ondawa Cambridge Chapter, New
York, expects to attend the continental con-
gress, D. A. r.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Miss Bowen and Mrs Beall of 1921 18th
street will not be at home Monday. Feb
ruary II.
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BORN.

SCHULZ. On Saturday, February Is. 1902. 10
Lieutenant and Mrs. ii. W. SCHULZ, daughA
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Henderson entertained
at Boundry Castle Thursday night at din
ner Senator Hoar, Senator and Mrs. AL
drich. Senator and Mrs. Quarles, Senator
and Mrs. Burnham, Senator and Mrs. Gal
linger, Senator Bacon, Senator Clark, Cen
eral and Mrs Miles, Representative and
Mrs Payne, Representative and Mrs. Mer-
Ger. Representative Littauer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkins, Miss van Rensselaer, Berry, Miss
GutherZ and Mr.. Henderson, jr.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs A. NJ. Renshaw of Philadelphia Is
visiting Mrs. Robert Adams, IS S street
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The "R. T." Club met at the residence of
Miss Hattie Ohm, 241 10th street northeast.
last evening. The members present were
Miss Annie E. Brown, Miss Roberta Stew
art, Miss Edna Drew, Miss Minnie Curtis,
Miss Lowella Carroll Miss Isabella Macka-
roy, Miss Hattie Ohm, Mr.. Ernest Riley.
Mr.. William Junkin, Mr.. Louis Ohm, Mr..
Francis Stewart. Mr.. Albert Small. After
reading Of the minutes the evening was
spent in valentine games music and dane
ing.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

The entertainments Of this afternoon and
evening are interesting. Mrs. Robert
to meet Mrs Ogden. and the Literary So
ciety will meet tonight at Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Fosters. Among the dinner Civ
ers tonight will be the Mexican ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Azpiroz Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Callenberg and Representative and Mrs.
| Olmsted
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs Ernest f. Seifert. nee Nockcy will
receive Tuesdays from ) to 6, at No. 1l3
18th street.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Friends of the Ladies Of the Maccabees
were charmingly entertained at a progress
sive euchre on February IL by Columbia
Hive, No 3, when many beautiful prizes
were distributed among the guests.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. Elizabet c: Barbarin of 2,35 p
street announces the engagement Of her
daughter Rebecca Middleton. to Mr.. Theo-
dore G. McGirr of New York. Miss Bar
BARN is the daughter of late Francis Hyde
Barbarin and granddaughter Of DIR. Bar
BARN. late curator of the Corcoran Art
Gallery. Mr.. McGirr Is a graduate Of
Georgetown University and is the famous
distance runner Of the New York Athletic
Club. The wedding will take place April 2.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. A. l.. Barber will give a reception to
Continued on Seventh Page)
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Myron L. Story Of Capitol
Hill leave next week for Los Angeles, Cal.
They will return In several weeks, stopping
at the principal points en- route.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. Frances c. Peck Of o street will have
her friend, Mrs. Walter Morse of New York
city, as guest for a fortnight.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Wednesday last the Merrymakers were
entertained by Mrs. Campbell at her resi-
dence 2236 18th street. President Leonard
p. Stewart presided A short but spirited
business session was held, after which an
interesting program was introduced. Mr..
R. E. Hamerdinger. assisted by Miss Nellie
c. Lee. entertained the guests with several
and Mr.. c. N. Phelps contributed several
comic stories. Several new and interesting
games were introduced by the hostess,
freshments were later served. Besides the
members present were Mrs. Eva Emmer-
son. Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Lyles, Mrs
Gary and Mrs. Lille Armstrong, Misses
Nellie c. Lee. Nellie Huntsberry, Alice
Campbell, Edith Colson, Miss Messer and
Miss Spence, Messrs. r. e. Hamerdfn1er
VIM. J. Krouso. Clarence Claybaugh, W.
T. Gary. Mr.. Spence and Lieut.. Clemens
A progressive valentine party was given
at 1120 18th street St. Valentine's evening
Evening star., 1902-02-15

A progressive valentine party was given
at 1120 18th street st. Valentines evening.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. John sCammack welcomed
several hundred friends to one OF the pref
the reception room there was an air OF
scrinx blossoms. In bowls and vases We're
Evening star., 1902-02-15

"The Dancing Society was entertained at
st. Valentine party at the home Of Miss
Florence Mcclure Brown, 1892 14:h street
A pleasant evening with songs, games and
dancing was spent. after which bountiful
repast was served. Each member was
presented with a beautiful souvenir. Those
present were Misses Brown. Wylie. Carson.
Floyd, Williams. Higgins, Smith, Jones and
others and Messrs. H. Arthur Bell c. Wen
dali. f. Evans, Sullivan. Clarke, Doogan,
Holman and Jackson.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Miss Allen. daughter of Representative
Allen of Maine. will receive her friends
Monday. February Ii. at TIL Maryland ave-
nue. northeast. from to 4
Evening star., 1902-02-15

On February Is. 1902. al his resi-
dence, 1921 2Sth street northwest, at 30 Am,
RICHARD T.. beloved husband OF Fannie e.
Cartwright and OF Rebecca Cartwright.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. Theodore W. Birney. president OF tho
National Congress of Mothers. VIII give q
reception TO the daughters of the national
officers at > o'cloch Thursday, February
p, at the Cairo.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. VIM. B. French and Miss French Of
Capitol Hill will be at home for the last
time this season Monday afternoon next
from until 8 o'clock. assisted by Mrs j.
W. Babson and Mrs. j. w. Babson jr.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Miss Blanche Caraway of Tuscola. H.,
will he at home with Miss Slater Mondays,
February Il and 2i, at 40 New Jersey ave-
nue. southeast.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. Champ Clark and Mrs. D. Percy
Hicking will be at home with Mrs. VIM.
B. French Monday afternoon. February It.
street.
Evening star., 1902-02-15

w. BaDSOn ana MRS. j. W. BapSon, Jr.
Miss Agnes McElroy Beltzhoover, daugh-
| ter of Mr. G. NJ. and Mrs. Beltzhoover Of
shepherdstown, W. Va, was married Feb
Don Meredith Carr of Canton. Ohio. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. H. Max
Lentz of the Lutheran Church assisted by
| Rev. Chas Ghselin of the Presbyterian
Church. The bride. who is a beautiful
blonde was becomingly attired In white
satin. embroidered with pearls. and wore a
tulle vau and pearl ornaments. The ma
tron of honor was Mrs. Richard Moyeston
Snyder of Altoona, Pa. Miss Lucie Beltz-
hoover. sister of the bride. was bridesmaid.
The best man was Mr.. Harrison Book Of
Pittsburg and the groomsman was Mr.
John G. Price of Canton, Ohio. After the
wedding a reception was held, which was
one of the most brilliant social events of
the season: and for which 800 invitations
had been issued. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr left
after the reception on the mort Inbound train
for Philadelphia and New York, and will
be at home in this city at 925 Sth street
after March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Waggaman gave a
st. Valentine dinner last night for their
the others present were Col. and Mrs. John
NJ. Carter, jr, of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland, Mrs.
Claude Swanson. Mrs. Moore Richardson
Miss Waggaman, DR.. l.. L. Harlan, Mr..
Fred Parks and Mr.. Darlington.
The Frencn amOaSSauOT, VINO mas Baron
Constant d'EStournelles and son his guests
en- route to Chicago, entertained Informally
at dinner for them last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield Taylor were
among those entertaining at dinner last
night, when the company included Mrs j.
G. Coleman of Chicago, Mrs. Perrin.
Countess Cassini. Miss MacVeagh Miss
Merriam, Count Quadt, Baron Kaphers.
Col. Clarence Edwards. Mr. George How
ard, Mr.. John Woolsey. Mr.. J. v. r. GIL
Hat and Mr.. w. v. Chaplin
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gaff gave a theater
party last night when their guests were Mr..
and Mrs Won Collenberg, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ellie. Mr. Chaplin and Lieut. Glib.
bons.
The italian ambassador Is expected from
New York today. accompanied by his wife.
whom he went to meet on her arrival from
Europe. Baron Moncheur. the Belgian
minister. and his bride are also expected
here today after their honeymoon journey
to California.
Mr.. ana Mrs John sCamnack welcomed
several hundred friends to one Of the pref
test teas Of the winter last Tuesday. In
the reception room there was an air or
/ epring blossoms In bowls and vases We're
Evening star., 1902-02-15

Mrs. Louise H. Patterson. 1914 Sunder-
land place founder of the Crown Society
entertained the Incorporating committee at
luncheon today.
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Mrs. Haywood and Miss Stellwag viii be
at home Monday. January IL, the last time
during the season
Evening star., 1902-02-15

| Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson will receive
| formally for the last time this season Nom
| day. February L. 3 to t.
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>tfff\6.
Gur sailors In III Ports 81 the country
Their ~noats-Thci' g. nurnrr

.H ~
Bnat- 49,. sailed on 49," coast % Maine
The natives. 70 they venture. as they often
must. INTO oIcn water. inject wIth ~'in
hrrrz.S and iumnv ~'AS Mu"t"t"r" ON"
md along Ills ,oi-t = rae" oG raw bou'd.
IGb-std-d r>u'rmru, vito -guIut 20 wind
ward Nth all ESPECIAL .ol"tuiIfk. aud 20 dow n
To- A." - m - AZ ~ sturdy patterns and sound
ifmier~ Who ua- hot heard 90 the Deer
Island ,alors 0l Defender AMI tot4uD.s a.
Nov h'r- ou 90" American cOar ~" ihsrV
better men 'Ntn tle-r sons oi Maine hu
....ng 81 fL" Main" coal H~ IL >ipri g. purely
.Aott, lnr t--o'tH thvr' SAL. a. 'us h"' n
-rfd. 100 ilusn Tor business 10 CT" about
dn.ug T. fui pleasure" 70 tt"W tA" -"d u a
huntins ground tud a bur ai place. a v1-t.
mv.irrous cru ai,-' from which q uT"yar'ou-
livelihood o., vrung hy daring, ~ ia" fufr 81
cruel Ia s"T. ant "h"r" th" bone. 90 MANY
a. ~ound v.-~.l .ud good man DO. i~aliofu- deep
A. che sI.I~ .lpvly down the eastern ,opst.
aoN,v.r, he conr- upon q land OF boats and
boat uf.u. 90 laud where every hoy hE~ -on4"
sort 81 craft Ia AL. and shef" th" Nai"r~
wLi,nn on saturday and Sunday Nfh 40"
foam OF a thousand driven keel. Speeding
away 10 ~" nofthward ~ "a" swelling mock
Of Narhlssesd. the lind ldgOouS ui salem
and Lynn. and W. broad highi a. NtI'ti
RUV. to iNs -oufhwari N the ~" ruIus
strrttH,, " Nantucket Road. NJ" shelter -
otr,le 81 bingham RFv, 30" 'ntiuous 'uHuH"l-
oi ,ohas~s' Hyrbor. and 20, tN ruN granny
81 S,',lt,. .f j. tb" lovely lIud 'haJ l"- round
fls uub Of tie world v tsurh Ha''f..
n q. iot IT, 900 H- url-lrtg trsi lo-t"i. e. lh,
rro-t -uthu-u-t4, yachting port ~ o." t'rt
the surrounding waters ar. 10 h" found boat
sslor- Of all Kinds Racing rum rnntahi.
The small boats used around Boston nay
srs Q Demonstration IN themselves Of The hold
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Methosis, prrash-T their -cr-t. 20 gplsi~n
wealth, tat ~ nv. M thoaxht 90 tins 20
Rss~r'aining tbs e-prrsgtne~- ~ tho state
mnnts " ~as among N" hrd Via know
1t tho marveliHlflv fich Epld quarts veins
In Calav~fes rpun'y. tho tnfurmst,un nav
ing h.n gwen lam bv q vuuns enEns~
sHo hv N 9Th h,-si I-li-nnlng Ia san
franct-cu. hut NJ Taylor never spoke "
tho informa'iun he hal r-ssivei and never
went to IalAv~ra. county until alter ~.
mine. tb-fv we're turning oui pfuats ~
$40 po AMI tfo.Ono a month
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Seven M p. J. c. ~ys A deals AMI turns q
spade. u k~s> a rius the cards and turns spsde
jsck. counting one for H. u lists this Is wrong
Il. night The SPADE suit has been turned
down ard the Jack Of SPADES cannot be the trump
20 10 counts nothing.
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T.. r q, ~ys A deals. u wants one 20 ~ OUT. 7
,urns IN ,hr~~ aces, sytns ~ u out u any Of then
ATE tue trump. A turns a Jack. Who wins
The ,unsd Jack counts on, nr' ~ A sen" on'
only.
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Skas. A X. says: clubs being trumps, ana 4
having led them three times. hinter hand having
rrnounced 90 the third round, a gets In again ADD
leads another small trump. Mttel hand las .
senkcl, but 'orre,s u, Is q trump and diseArds a
spsde. The hintrr hand also dlscards a small
SPADE. Refore the trirk u turned. mitri hand d.
coVtrs hts mistake and corr-rts II, upon which
hiu,rr hand wants 10 take back his small spade aud
winm~in a ten. The dealer bets ,his's not allowed.
There Ia no enact ruling in the laws TO cover
this point In corrected rvokes. but II would seem
only jus, that the player should regard the small
SPADE s. an exposed card and insist on iA being
played io the trcs. preventing The siiumsl,
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ptauet.-R. q. n. ~ys Major hand has . point
nf ave. xo.i, four aces ara scar iecks YOUNGER
rand hAs q sequence OF three. which IL god. He
b.ts that tbs stops the iepie.
There I, no rrplc, ~ sequences count before
tours
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r " W. ays Major hand hss two equal suits nj
a.. on, worth ~ and the other worth N tDoSing
over his discards he thinks ne sees that either must
he sond, a. he calls tho ~ In spades 10 CONCEAL the
- M chuhs Youn ger hand Nys Not rood. having
a. in DIAMONDS tld-r hand then amends his call
ard ays he Wa nis,Atsn: th,s he hea . roln!
stand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
X PERSONALS. y

&c l-ahan is attending the Pa-is
valley --urt-
Jack s1-tra merchant a. Cornish
Gel l che ci-y
z. =. whi.e-sa came In last uish-
.-ln Ha5tL
De7aty J. e. stephens is ia the
c.,- from Duncan.
Dick Osbora TIE biiad man. iet, for
Pa1ls valley today
= 2. Richardson is here fr1r-
Fa-l=rsvi,ie. Tex.
J. P steele j. in the city t31ay
from OkiaA1-a Cry.
Bish1p ? K Brooke left this
morning fo- his home al Guthrie.
T. r Eby. a prominent raHr1al
e1nt.ac-1-. is in the city today
" =. Foster. one o. the lesdiag
citizens o., Naansville IS In the city
today
J. C. wbasy. =. schVarz and Max
H=yuan az iz The city from Gaines
Vile
j. T. Alexander and J. u. London.
old A-duo-eitss. bat nov travelling
men. both lett today. after spending
sunday a. home
p T. Adams student IN charge OF
s. Philips ,Episcopau church. left
on t5days train for Topeka Kan. %
. be- absent ten days.
Judge Hosea Townsend J. T.
Humphrey. e. o. Bum. Marshal Col
bert. Jauer J. .. Kelsey and Guard
Homer Hinkle left today for Pauls
/ Valley % attend court.
Attorneys A. C.. Cruce. G. I. Her
bert. ". a. Lsd5etter. >. 7. BIedsoa
John Hinkle United States Clerk c
. II. Campbell ali o. =. Wells left foi
PAS Valley today
Rev. G.. c. Weith. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. acompaH
|iel 0y Mesdames Van Denberg an
. 25g.4. lefr today 70 attend a meetin.
'o the Presbyte-v az Lawton. OK
E-s Dalton. mother Of Harry J.
. Dalton and Mrs. IS. ". Riggs. arrive
in the city last night from Par.
. Texas. Messrs. Dalton and Rigg
are the gentlemen who will put d
bottling works here
D. George Henry Bruce 4. II. Paine
and John l.. Gait leave today 70 at
tend a meeting Of the Grand Chapte
Royal Arch Masons Of the Indian Tel
ritory and Oklahoma. which COZ
! venes in Oklahoma City tomorrow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
a STRANGE HUvss BEING

The-e has arrives in t.-ls r-tr q
most remarkable curiosity It ia =
human being "a years ct sEe born
i- Galveston. Tex This person has
the form ard features. likewise th-
voice and manner ot a woman. yz-
-hys-rfs-s ot -a-io1st reputation al.
11stie -1 say whether 30 is a mar 1r
. woman. a. t1is Individual is ahso-
.l-e.y devoid 1t those dis,inz-ris- z
features 4tlch denote sex This per
-1a IS l1E-- and i1teuigeut a1i
pleasing ir c1rrersati1u. having t-a-
e-ei throughout the United state fo.
-he pas- eight years. Local utyst
clans have pronounced this % b. tLa
most astonishing % al human c--
riositles that have ever cone uni-r
theis personal obsprvatiCr THIS uy.
ing wonder ull be on exhibition one
door east ot the opera house Tor .ac
days only commencing r1no--0v
from i1 a o.. u1til l1 .. Il. Admis-
sion - cents. Lecture anf exhibitions
given every Ten uinutes = complete
deu0lstra'l1- o. the facts claimsI
ia the above description VIII be given
~ each eThioi-i1n 20 that y0u uil BE-
able 10 speak inteliigently On this
subject and can have it % say ths,
you have seen it vIth your ovn eyes.
1-lt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
ACCIDENT ON rHE C. 0. & c
viii Hollo~sy Ceres Nss- l7sir7
-s Lf. - Jy-pirs T-sir-

Y-.terday af,e-u11a Ccrtuct7r
Roberts o. he c. o. & G. rad too
h.s train or t5uari Proven, % g.
-sn4 aa.ra-s that w=r- s-anci-E
5at there. Several ladies and gentle
men took advantage 5t tha ZIP and
ven. out aitt re c51iurt7-
Waer tt4 train =ss l--lr1inz
about & o'cIo-E ln -As aitsr7o-. ant
had reached Cleg- Ela % vas
sulrz1g s,51z az aa31t ten -aI=s ar
r11r VIII holloway who e. en-
1,1y-i by ,ha A. g. r.. pe5p.s t-l-l %
catch the train by i-u1.-s -- cus o.
the satcsrs
- 5Eay failed -1 accomplish n.s
1bssc, h0nera- sni a. O. loosenei
his grasp BE- ssI 5y ,he side o. the
train his h-a5 either striking the
trucks 1- -- settle. uakns q terri
bic s-1.7 ~5--3 5n the left side q.
h.s bad
r1 af1iu11 o. tle scalp wCgld. ~
H9l0vay's lover limbs are parslyzs1
tals morning and The patient has crr
siderable fave-. D- water Ia.
vh5 IS attending him says be- is II
q s.ri3ls condition
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
At the Jail.

Leon Bell was arrested a day or
two ago AZ Comanche on a bench
warrant by Deputy J. NJ. stephens.
charged with selling liquor. He fail.
ed 20 give bono and vas committed
% jail.
Ed. NcCauley vas brought in by
the same officer. arrested on a bench
warrant also. charged with gaming.
The arrest was effected at Duncan
and the prisoner brought in last night
by stephens aud placed in jail
There were ninety-niue prisoners in
jail az 9 o'clock this morning, and the
jauer was offering 50 cents for an
other man 10 make a hundred, but he
failed to come in, and Marshal Col
bert came along and swiped eleven oI
them, and took them 10 the court al
Pauls Valley. where the criminal
docket was taken up this afternoon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
Our NEW COMMISSIONER.
Attorney 7. y. Robnstt Of 7s.ls Val
ley the Lucky Mar.

attorney 2. y. Rebnstt Of 7sgIs Val.
ley the Lucky Man
This afternoon Judge Townsend. a.
Psuls Valley appointed Attorney ?
\. Robnett OF Pauls Valley % suc
coed the late : p. Bradford a. com.
missioner at Ardmore
The Ardmoreite learned ot tt.
above appointment from Judge Town
send .u person. before he left TO-DAY
az noon r1r Pauls Valley
Mr. T. y. Robnett. who has been i1
the city all the morning was also
seen by your reporter. and stated thai
he was going up 20 the Valley today
where be had a case in court. au>
that he would be back here tomorrow
and assume the duties Of commission
er at this place
In appointing Mr.. Robnett as con-
missioner, Judge Townsend has II
our opinion, acted wisely. Mr. Rob
nett is good lawyer. well qualife,
TO hll the place and is liked by al
the members OF the bar in the South
ern judicial district.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07

The following climate and crop re.
port was seIJ US Jy voluntary obsery.
sr. C. r. Healf. at Healdtnn:
The lowest temperature vas II DE-
grees. reached on the first day Of the
month the highest. IS degrees, reg
istered on the 5th.
Corn coming up: wheat and oats
looking well small ACREAGE. The
season is fifteen days late. owing 10
the want Of rain. Ground in good
condition for plowing and seeding
Cotton planting will begin next week
Rain would be beneficial.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07

The Womap's Guild Of St. Philips
Episcopal church viii meet at tn ,
residence Of Mrs J. n. Dodson m
Ave. B between Washington and A
street on Wednesday afternoon at 81
O'Clock, All members are earnestly re
quested 10 be present,
MISS BEULAH GREEN,
Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
Daughters OF Confederacy

Chickasav Chapter U. d. c.. will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the residence OF Mrs. 7,
Y. Morgan. All members are request
ed to be present.
Mrs w. T. NIXON, sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
Horses and Mules Wanted.

| want horses. mares and mules
lile to 10 hands, in good flesh, VIII
pay highest market prices. Bring your
stock to Byers Livery Stable on
Broadway on Friday and Saturday.
April IL and l2. l.. W. HUNTER.
3d&w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-07
The Chilly North.

Reports received by Gulliot Bros.
Cotton Efichange this morning state
that heavy SHOWS have fallen in De.
trolt, Toledo, Chicago and o,her nor.
thern cities.