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Evening star., 1902-01-03
A. Electric Light Argument.

Tue IOHuOn ScltHcc
That the amount of oxygen in a room is
decreased alarmingly by our methods of
illumination the following simple state
ments show: A man may exist for an hour
In fair-sized room Theoretically sealed
IL he has no light burning. Place a lighted
candle In that room with him and his
existence will be shortened by fifteen min
utes. II he had a lamp instead Of candle
In order to make himself more comfortable
with additional light he would live only
half an hour. II he had two good gas
burners he would scarcely have time to
make his will. for he would not live more
than ave minutes.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
HOLD BUT SMALL INTEREST,",
Statement Regarding Affairs of Local
' Railway ENTERPRISE.

F According to the statement made today
to Star reporter.by Mr.. James Christy,
the president Of the Washington and An
napols Electric Railroad Company, the
placing of the ahairsaof the Everett Moore
syndicate of cfsYslaRd, Ohio, owning or
controlling .nupberr of urban and inter-
urban electric railways and an extensive
telephone system7sing the control Of COM
mittee of bankessS VII M not affect the enter
prise which he ,rsRr rssfRts- He stated that
Messrs. Everett ands Moore own only small
.individuaI' interesesf his company, and are
not large holdersrbf pBe stock.
. AS has beer stated in The Star, Mr..
Christy's' company is completing arrange
ments for beginning the construction Of an
electric line from 1t III Ise:District to Balti-
more, with a .brasith t6 Annapolis, and also
d road from Berwsfr u aaurel.l : =
Evening star., 1902-01-03
Inspector wank to Be Dismissed.

q Upon the recommendation OF Commits
sioner Fitchie of the New York immigration
office and Commissioner General Powderly,
Albert Wank. an Inspector connected with
: thn New. York office, will be dismissed on
charges connected with. the landing at New
York without: due: examination and report
aof people who. were not GitizenS of the
United States. siWank declined to answer
sthey charges preferred against him in writ
ing by Mr.. Fritchie; Except to make a gen.
eFai denial. vtAe1strf al s,as.s
Evening star., 1902-01-03
Bible study Among Catholics.

LONDON, January 3.-The Tablet an
nounces that the pope has appointed q COM
mission for the consideration of all matters
connected with biblical studies. to which
Catholic scholars the world over may ap-
ply in cases of difficulty. Cardinal Paroc-
chi Is president of the commission. which
VIII include eleven "consultors," chosen
from different countries.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
Receipts From war Revenue Act.

A comparative statement Of the receipts
from the war revenue act Of June 13, 1885,
and the war revenue reduction act Of March
2, 1901. shows that the former act produced
between July 1, !. 1900, and November 3d.
1900. SAG. .629, ,30S The revenue reduction act
of the latter date produced in the corre-
spending period in 1901 $29, ,429, ,642, a de-
crease of SIT, 1919, ,666.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
Recommends Acceptance.

C. B. Hunt, the computing engineer, has
recommended to the District Commission
ers the acceptance Of the proposal of M, r.
Tally to grade the sidewalk space on the
south side Of 8 street northwest between
Phelps place and 22d street, at % cents per
cubic yard The grading OF this space fs
necessary in connection with the construc-
assessment system. and the estimated
amount of work Is about $40.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
One of the Drawbacks.

From the Chicago Post.
II wish I wasn't boy for about half an
hour" he said. as he looked out at the
snow.
''Why?" they asked.
BECAUSE" he answered. girls don't have
to shovel the snow OF the walks. and in
half an hour it'll ali be DONE
Evening star., 1902-01-03
More Than That.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Lena-"I know I'm nothing but skin ana
bone"
Fatima cher dearest friend)-"You' re un-,
Just to yourself, dear. There's q whole lot
Of gristle about you.'' 3.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
PEARL HARRoR NAVAL STATION.
Acquisition of GAO Acres by Condem
nation,

Admiral Bradford, chief of the naval
bureau Of equipment. has received official
confirmation Of the acquisition, under con-
demnation proceedings. of $40 acres of land
on Pearl Harbor. about seven miles from
Honolulu. for use as a United States naval
station. The price awarded is s75 an acre.
which. with the cost of improvements
makes an aggregate of s52, 1877. There is
a leashold on part OF the land, and some
fishery rights which must be extinguished,
after which the government title will be
complete. The last formalites are expected
to be passed. at an early day, and then
plans will be prepared for the establishment
Of the naval station. its defenses. fortifica-
ton and guns An extensive dock is one Of
the features contemplated for the station.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
MRS. DENNIS IMPROVES.
Victim of Mysterious Assault still on
the Mend.

I
the Mend.
After the consultation held at the Car
field Hospital today the physicians inform
ed the police department that there was a
further improvement shown in the condi-
ton Of Mrs. Ada Gilbert Dennis, the victim
of the mysterious assault committed more
than three weeks ago.
The case of Mrs. Dennis has been puz-
cling one to the doctors. because Of the
many changes noted in her condition. Sew
eral times she was thought to be dying,
and the following day an improvement
would be apparent. Two days ago it was
eight hours. That time limit has expired,
and the patient is apparently somewhat
better.
Capt. Boardman said this afternoon that
no information Of Importance has yet been
obtained concerning the identity of the pa
tient's assaiant
Evening star., 1902-01-03
yl5sl-r5l
. Increase I'm. Salary Ordered.

ai 4sq Increase An Salary Ordered.
The District Commissioners have approv-
ed the Recommendation Of L. B. Cutler.
superintendent Of the municipal lodging
house. that the salary Of Thomas H. Nor
gan. laborer, be Increased from $40 to $50
q month.
Evening star., 1902-01-03

$50 pairs Trple-sole, Extension -edce
Box Calf Serviceable Winter Laced Shoes;
In durability equal TO shoes OF double their
cost.
Evening star., 1902-01-03

All our So. 90 best Handmade Box Calf,
CordOvan and Enamel Bluchers, Laced and
Ilouble-deck Sole Shoes tomorrow only
$2.35.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
Mems Department.

Splendid Handmade Patent Calf Button
and Laced Shoes. Double sole Enamel
and Box Calf Laced and Klondike
Bluchers
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
J.: Ar.i-.

TRCSlY-In this city on August II 1862. Mrs.
s 1rnsty. aged Is years.
relatives hnd trttnt.I are invited to alton Il
the funeral from the residence Of hpr hGs.
bald kennard t. 1rgsty, no French street
on sunday Afternoon al O'CLOCK. Services
at tha house.
Philadelphia and Chester papers please
coDy y
YET TEN-ln this city on Aug. "A. 1902, Char
les Iett"r, aged i6 years
Relatives. frlerd5 ind members of D.la
ware Sa.n9'rl uni, Wilmington TuInge
m4tndo Liberty Lodge so II. A. .. y. W.,
Delaware Lodgo No. $40 Order Of Hargari
German Fen 3ft,ai society hos ! and q aud
Hspth-ol Ia are especially invited to attend
tn" funeral services at his let's residence. No
II t. Il. est, on Monday afternoon. Aug. ID
ats oclCch lnt6rmsnt at Rivery.ew Gene
tory, Please omit howers
sAYhUs.-ln this city on August -, 1902
Ann Saysrs.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her lato residence No sos
West Fourth street on onday morning at 0
O'clock. ioItmn requiem mass Mt st Paula
Ch1rCh. lnttrnent at New Cathedral ceme-
terry.
WOI Hhr In ms c!ty on August 10, 1912
Mary r.. daughter of Charlss Y. and Eliza.
beta A Wolhar. az d IS years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spettiuily invited TO attend the funeral from
the resi- ienc. OF her parents, Pennsylvania
Avenue and Scott street, on saturday morn
Church, lnterment at Cathedral cemetery,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
To Stop Glass War

Atlantic City. Aug. IA. An effort
is being made here by the Inlepend
ent Glass Co. to settle the war in the
window glass trade, which has been
declared to have ruinous because of
cut orices.
The American Window Glass men
and the cooperative company have
both suggested plans and sent dele
gates to have harmony brought out
of the chaos.
Nothing was accomplished today,
but it was believed that by tomorr-
ow the conference would be able to
announce something definite.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
THE WEATHER,

In the Middle States and New Eng
land to day fair to partly cloudy
weather will prevail, warmer tempera.
ture with fresh and gentle westerly
winds.
On Saturday, partly cloudy weather
will prevail with warmer tempera-
ture. and westerly winds.
On Sunday, clear and warmer
weather will prevail with northwest.
erly winds.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor's
drug store 302 King street today reg.
istered as follows:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
GO IA 81
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
WATERMELON PARTY.

I A delightful watermelon party
was given last evening by the Miss
les Ellen Keenan, and Mollie Mars
den, at No. 81 Clayton street Mus,
ical selections were given on tho
piano, violin and guitar.
Among those present We're Mr..
and Mrs. Kirkwood, William Mars
den and wife, Roy Hutton and wife
Mrs. G. keenan,, Mrs. Emma kee-
nan, Mrs. Tate. Misses Edna Dill,
Nettie Marsden, Nellie Cook, Lille
Gooden, Ola and Mary Taylor Rena
Tate, Messrs. Howard Wilson, Will
lard Pierson, Frank Maharty, Her
man Spinden, Homer Robinson, Le-
roy Lynch, William Hendricks.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
PERSONAL
MENTION.
AT CAPE MAY POINT, N. ].

dotel Carlton-Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin, Rev. Kruse and family,
ID. Storch and family, Mr.. MacNa-
NEE, +. Baugher and family, Charles
LEI. Weisgerber and daughter, G.
Gerber and wi e, Thomas and Henry
MilIigan, Mrs. Thatcher and son,
Mrs. Kennard, r. L. Hayes and
family, W. J. Baird, Mrs. Young,
John Kuestner, NJ. D., Oswald Mil
sligan, f. L. Thomson, Philip Il.
Goodwin, Lindin White, John Kruse
Lewis Shallcross, w. S. Albertson
N. Hoog, H Frisbie, L. Barnes, Z.
j. Overland, Edward Kelley, Ven
tivea Blanco, Paul Loder, W. P.
Burns, Robert Burns, Andrew Bar
clay, Fred Page, Mrs. Era swayne
and family, W. A. Johnson and
wife, Misses l. F. Unger, Emma
Ryan, Jane Loder, M. Scott, Title
White.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
CARD BASKET.

! Mrs. Hattie Lane is spending a
week at Bowers Beach.
! Mrs. G. II, Speakman, mother Of
William Speakman, and her sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Gordon, left this city on
Monday for an extended trip through
the West.
4 Miss Georgia Garvine, daughter
of Alderman Garviue, Of Chester, Is
visiting Miss Bessie Vernon.
Richard Desmond, a conductor on
the Wilmington City Railway, spent
yesterday at Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. S. Wooters and her nieces
Misses Isabella and Edna Lu,nmls,
are making tour of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland.
Miss Sallie Sharp is spending q
week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Sallie Smith is at Asbury
Park.
Clarence Hayes, Of Dover, was in
this city today,
Isaac $. Elliot left this morning
to go on a cunning trip after plOvers
at Bohemian Manor. He killed forty
plovers on Monday at the same
place.
G. II Crothers, Of Chester, was in
this city yesterday.
Thomas S. Beliah and wife have
returned from a trip to Canada.
Mrs. Georganna b. Ferguson has
gone to Atlantic City for u month.
George II. Johnson, Jr., is spend
ing his vacation at Columbia, Pa.
Miss Mary Mole, manager Of the
ladies' department at Bolts drug
store, has gone on two weeks Wis
1t to her brother, W. B. Mole, Peid-
mont, West Virginia.
Frederick Arnold of Chester, is
visiting here.
i Mrs Willard F. Vernon is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia.
The Rev. H. Medley Price, rector
OfSt. Luke's Episcopal Church, who
has been absent from the city On
account of the death Of his father,
will occupy his pulpit on Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Hinger and daughter,
Miss Annie kinle, have returned
home from spending pleasant
week in the Green Mountains and
nre now spending a week at Penns-
grove.
Alfred B. Moore, Of Gibbons &
Moore, real estate agents, is in Buff
falo, having been called there on
account Of the death of his father,
Colonel William B. Moore, which
occurred on the 13th inst
Mrs. Jane Mclntre and daughter
May, No. 1920 Lombard street, will
leave tomorrow for a ten days trip
70 Niagara Falls.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

Council for the p. w. s. b. Rail-
aoad Company, today delivered PAL.
ers to Sheriff Mcdaniel to serve On
persons owning property along tho
railroad between Thorn and Tatnall
streets, notifying Their thai on Sep.
tember 9th, application will be made
before Judge William c. Spruanos
for the appointment Of five judicious
and impartial frcehoiders to view the
above mentioned property, and 10
assess the amount of compensation
to be paid BY the Company for the
property which is to be used by tho
Company for Its proposed improve.
ments In thiscity.
Summons & Brothers, the lumber
merchants own the larger part Of
the property and their Attorneys
will fight against the application
being granted.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Odd Fellows Dly

The members Of the Board of Di-
rectors of the G. W. @. Of Odd Eel
lows will open their hall named Odd
Fellows Temple, Tenth and Orange
on Sunday, 18th inst at 2.30 O'Clock,
by religious service held by the pas
tors aud choirs Of the different church
es of The city. Al! are invited to at
lcud,
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Bowling Game

The bowling teams from this city
known as the first and second teams
went to New Castle last night and
rolled on alleys In that town.
The first team was defeated by 230
pins. The teams were as follows:
First, Woodward, Lawson, Hillegas,
Hamilton and Finn; second. Mckee,
Wier, Allsoner, Kurtz and Rice.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
A Valuable Necklace,

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The necklace
Of pearls belonging to Mrs. L. Harri-
son Dulles Of Philadelphia, seized when
she arrived in New York from abroad
recently and which she had neglected
to declare along with wearing apparel
on which she paid duty, has been
formally appraised, pending the result
Of forfeiture proceedings now pending.
According to the return made to the
collector, the foreign value of the neck
lace Is $16,25S.60. Duty, at 60 per cent,
would be $9,755.16, making the homo
value of the Jewels S2B. O13.7tj.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Sold Himself For $1,000.

Knoxville. Tenn, August A.
Jerry Logan. aged negro ianitor Of
the State Supreme Court, has sold
himself to Gerald Stuart, Clerk OF
Cour! for $1,000. lie agrees In Il
written contract to serve and obey
Stuart as his legal master rom now
until the time of his death.
Logan has lately been worried bv
debts, which he will pay now from
the sum to he paid him for his
liberty. lie is an ex.sIave, born OF
slave parents 50 wears ago
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

The following National Guard
Orders have been issued
Headquarters, lst, Inf, N. g. D. !
Wilmington, Del, Aug. 9, 1909. :
General Orders No. 40.
The following enlisted men Of
Co. K. 1st. Inf. N. q. D. are here
by discharged from military service
of the State:
segt. F. E. Weber, inability to at
tend duty.
Corp. Geo. Drayton, absence from
the State.
Private Preston L. Dewey, fail
ure to attend to duty.
Corporal Frank Fitzgerald 90. c.
LIST Inf. Is hereby detailed as clerk
In Reglmental Headquarte rs untii
relieved by order.
His company commander will di.
rect him tereport to the Adjutant
for duty.
Major Evan G. Boyd, 1st. Inf. N.
G. d. is hereby granted leave of alb
sence for a period Of twenty days, DO
ginning Aug. 9th, 1902. He will re.
port in writing to the commanding
officerupon expiration Of leave.
BY order of
Theo. Townsend,
Colonel lst Inf. N. G. ID.
Chas P. Cotton, Adjutant.
Resolutions Of Respect, =
Whereas, 1t has pleased an AL
Wise Providence to remove from
our midst our beloved sister and
President, Sarah L. Madison, Of
whom nothing but what is good
and kind will ever be remembered,
therefore be it
Resolved, That this Society has
lost an earnest and conscientious
worker, and one who wasat all times
ready to lend helping hand in the
cause which we all love so-well; and
il while we deeply mourn the loss of
one who was SO dear to us we re-
joico to know that our loss is anoth-
ers eternal gain.
Resolved, That we assure the
family Of our deceased sister of our
heartfelt sympathy in this hour of
affection; be it also
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon our min
r,tes and published in the papers,
and that copy be handed to the
family.
Mrs. A. c. Buzine,
Mrs. Mary A. Cox,
Mrs. Ella Thornton,
Mrs. Ella Gamble,
COMMITTEE.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
JUST LOOK AT HER.

Whence came that sprightIy step, fault
less skin. rosy complexion, smiling face.
Shc loods good. feels good. Here's her
secret She uses DR.. King, New Life
Pills. Rssult.-all organs active diges
ton good. no headaches, no chance for
'blues." Try them y01rsslf. Only ESQ
1T N Il. DaDior.h's.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Sisters Want To Settle Here

Rome, Aug l5.-Members Of the
religious orders expelled from
France, especially Sisters, are ap.
plying to the Vatican authorities for
permission to settle in the United
States. Several of them have come
to Rome personally for purpose Of
urging their requests. A reply has
been sent suggesting Canada as a
field. as Sisters are comparatively
scarce there, and because France is
spoken in large area Of the Domin.
ion. The applicants, however did
not take kindly to the suggestion
and persist n their requests to 60
To the limited Sta ties.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

The suburban gas company of
Philadelphia offers to pipe and
fixture an eight room house in
Chester, Pa, for $25. This looks
like hunting for business.
A grea- many readers Of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger are OPP
posed to that paper coming out on
Sunday. It's the old subscribers
who. have taken the paper for
quarter of a century who are doing
the kicking.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Preparing for Game,

The Porters and Walters are max.
ing great preparations for their base
ball game TO be played at South Side
Park on Tuesday OF next week. The
proceeds will 60 for The benefit Of the
Layton and Sarah White Homes.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Leaves for England.

Levy Court Charles Megginson
leaves Philadelphia to morrow on one
Of the American Line Steamers for
England. He will be gone about five
Wenka
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Permits Urauted.

Building Inspector Cassidy today
issued the following permits.
Stannard land McCloskey back
building at No. 1900 Cedar street at
$780,. Howard May additiona to
residence of John Bancroft, $4,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Death of Mrs Savers,

Mrs. Amy Sayeas mother Of Tax
Collector Eugene Mrs. Savers died.
Wednesday, she was 80 years Old.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
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Commissions EauSe l>eaih

Florence G. Adams aged 2 years
OF No. bl. Chris,iana street died
this morning from Commissions.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Fine Scotch Ginghams

A'S So~S' ~'h . htaH''
AL! our fine Scotch Cling
ham the regular 25c goods will
be sold Saturday at lOc per I'D
White Goods.
All our Gne white goods will
be reduced for Saturday. Many
fine and desirable styles at lit
tie prices
Si1eeting y:
1000 yards Of standard sheet
ing 40 inches wide will be sold
Saturday at TIC per yd.
Gloves.
About $50 pairs Of Silk and
Lisle thread gloves 2j and SOC
grades will be sold for 10c per
pair, Saturday.
Millinery
All hats and flowers at prices
to clean them up, Saturday.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Delightful Outing.

Members of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association, who are camping
at Bowers Beach, are having de-
lightful outing. They will not re-
turn before the first Of next week.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

and Sc. Less than cost of
the materials alone and
they are made by one of
the best New York
makers. About SO suits
in all sizes, 3 to s years.
Some handsome styles of
Dark Blue Serge, heavy
enough to wear all Fall
and Winter. A new lot
of Mems SIS fast color
Blue Suits, sizes IS to AZ;
odd Serge Pants in mems
sizes at $3.50. Our $500
Blue Cheviot Suits mark
ed down to $5 to close out.
Closed evenings at 6 ex-
cept Saturdays.
JAS I.MULLIN & SONS
9th and Market Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
FAC is

HEROY'S BEST TEAS
cost 81 cts pound. Same
grade sold elsewhere costs 60
cts and 20 cts. You save %
cts to 80 cts pound when you
buy Heroy's Teas. FREE
to convince you.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
MARRIAGES..

RUsHW ORTIZ INNIE4-On August r.
1907 at Wesley NJ. e. parsonage, by Rev. W.
+, Dawson, John KusAworth and Sa!lI-
MCtiinnles all of this city.
WHlTTAKEA- vANpERGRlFT- On Aug
IA. iG)2 at 4U3 Porter street. by Rev, W. i
lawson. Joeeph II. h,ttakur and Ianra
NJ. Fandergritt, all Of tins city
VANphN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At Faux md
on Aug 10. 1907, by E,v. John II Blake.
Thomas ". Vanucver and Mary L. Buifins
tou. both OF Yorkiyu, Del
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Mr.. Simmons DEFEATED

william Simmons, who has been
attending the Supreme Lodge of
Knights Of PythIas was defea ted for
the office Of Supreme Court.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
II. II. SCOTT.
3I4 Market Street.
Saturday Bargains

Fine Batiste Lawns
All our fine lawns will be
sold Saturday at Sc per yard,
from 12tc, 15c and 15c.
Shaker Flannel
Another lot of the 10c grade
of shaker flannel in short
pieces will be sold for Sc per
yard.
Underwear.
Ladies' 17c vests for 1Oc
each, Saturday.
Mems 25c Summer shirts
and drawers, 15c each.
Shat Waists
All at reduced prices. Sat-
urday will likely be the best
day for these as we have mark
ed every waist at clearing up
prices.
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15

All of our lit
tie Boys Rus
S i a n Blouse
Suits } price;
$3.50, $500,
$3.50 and So
for suits that
wora ~ Al AK
The evening Republican., 1902-08-15
Persistent Saving
Leads to Prosperity.

IL best msthol Of saving is to carefully
'laEsslde soms smail amount regularly each
m6ath aud putlt Ut Interest in good Build
inSt a ssociation. It's amaziIg how rapidly
st,Saa snus On nnc11mnlats
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-22
OR. JIG. ABERNETHY
Dentist
Over I. N. COleman'S
Drug Store.
At the Jan.

At the Jail.
Ebb williams, charged with adul-
terry and assault to kill, was arrested
Sunday by Deputy Collins in Ardmore
and placed in Jail.
Ben Mills, grand larceny, 17-year-
old boy who can neither read nor
write, was arrested at Provence by
Deputy Dickerson. He was carried
before Commissioner where he plead
ed guilty and was bound over in the
sum of $500 to await the action of the
grand jury Committed to Jail.
Mrs. Emily Kemp, disposing or
mortgaged property, arrested at
Wynnewood by Jackson.
c. p. Hodgson. contempt of court,
arrested at Orr by Stewart Commit
ted.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-22
Licensed to Wed.


Morgan Gibson and Ada Holder,
Dougherty.
VIM. l.. Cummings and Manda
Smith, Chickasha.
Victor f. Twiss and Mary Josephine
Stephen. Chickasha.
Walter B. stephens and Bertha II.
Twiss, Chickasha.
Columbus W. Bell and Daisy Belle
McRea, Chickasha.
Thomas Williams and Matte Cody,
Chickasha.
e. l., Canterbury. Ada, and Nora
l.. Morgan, Holdenville.
w. II. Chapman and Nora Bradford,
Ardmore.
w. L. Lansford and Eva Bradshaw,
Dougherty.
Henry Harley Ardmore. and Eva
Jordan, Newport.
A. S. Brown and Lithla Berry, Ber-
wyn.
Mack vickery. Duncan, and Callie
Hatch, Comanche.
Henry Culver and Minerva Johnson,
Berwyn.
G. r. Hinshaw and Laura Adams,
Durwood
p c. Raney, Reck, and L. E. Fox,
Healdton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-22
Stolen From Widow Woman.

Two horses were stolen from ]. l..
High, two miles north of Sneed. of the
following description: One bay horse,
4 years old, 14lk hands high, harness
and saddle marke. star in forehead.
Also one i-year-old rampant mare,
bald face, stocking-legs, spot on left
side, branded II on left shoulder. A
liberal reward will be paid for any
information leading to the recovery of
the horses. j. l.. HIGH.
d&w. Sneed, |. T.