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New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
PRESIDENT AND STRIKE.
FRANK z. SARGENT SENT ON A MISSION
To MITCHELL.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE THrBuxE.1

Washington. Oct. 6.-President Roosevelt
while giving Governor Stone of Pennsylvania
an opportunity to take action under the con-
stituton and laws of that State TO terminate the
coal strike is untring in his search for a soIu-
ton. and devoted to-day TO further careful con-
sideration as to what his next step shall be if
Governor Stone fails 20 take effective action
He is not disposed to look for much from the
mine operators, but he hopes that il may be
possible to induce the United Mine Workers TO
take some action which may lead to the ter
mination Of the strike.
Frank P. Sargent Commissioner General OF
immigration and formerly chief of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemeu left Washington
ths afternoon on a nortbound train on the
pennsylvania Railroad. He went almost directly
10 the railway station from the White House
where he had been in consultation with the
President. and he will probably see President
Mitchell and sound him as to the possibilities OF
the miners making some temporary concession
that would tend toward prompt resumption Of
work.
NATU RE OF PROPOSAL. UNCERTAIN.
What kind Of a proposition if any. the Presi-
dent may make 10 Mr. Mitchell will depend
largely on what he hears from Mr.. Sargent IL
is regarded improbable, however that he
will ask the strike leader to send the men back
10 work and trust TO something being done for
them after Investigation by Congress. NIr.
Roosevelt knows that he cannot safely promise
any action by Congress. He has not forgotten
how impossible il TO induce Congress to
carry out the promises made by President Me
Kney TO the Cubans. and if ne should lead the
strikers to return to work by building up hopes
on their part of action by Congress he would be
in danger of making trouble for himself in the
future.
Ii Is extremely improbable that Mr. Mitchell
would accept any such proposition if il should
he made TO him IL is we'll known here that
Samuel Gompers the president of the Fedora
tion OF Labor. IS strongly opposed 70 the set
tlement of the strike in any such manner, and
il is not probable that Mr. Mitchell will make
any move in that direction without first consult
ing Mr.. Gompers. In labor CIRCLES there Is a
well defined impression that Mr. Mitchell prom
ised Mr.. Gompers that he would not do any
thing looking to a settlement without asking
his advice
One suggestion which has been made to-day Is
that the President might simply urge Mr. Mitch
ell TO stop the strike so avoid the suffering
that is certain If il is continued much longer.
This however is practically what Mr.. Roose-
Welt did in his appeal 20 the mine operators and
the strikers AT the opening Of the conference
last Friday II old not then meet with Mr..
MitcheTs acquiescence. and probably would not
at this time Mr.. Mitchell backed by Mr.. Com
pers as the head Of all the organizations allied
under the Federation of Labor. is insisting
such settlement of the strike as will include
recognition by the operators OF the United Mine
Workers Of America.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
REGIMENT ORDERED OFT
GOVERNOR ODELI'S INTENTION To
KEEP ORDER IN HUDSON VALLEY.
RIVER VALLEY.

Albany. oct, 6-The entire % Regiment has
been ordered out 10 protect the Hudson Valley
Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

There Was big American demand for coal
on the British markets yesterday. The inquiry
vas chiefly for the cheaper class ~ coal for
railway. manufacturing and domestic purposes
me Welsh market vas comparatively quiet but
me North Of England exchanges were excited.
ano Il was reported that az Newcastle one hun
United States
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
HOLLAND LINE IN SHIP TRrsr
DENIAL THAT GERMAN LINES Will p,,sr
SECOND CLASS FARES

Hamburg. oct 6-The ''Kfamburrar ~,
richten" says there have been no conssr..,,a-
between the imperial government and tba ~.
burg-American and North German IJoyd H..
regarding the subsidy granted by the Rrt,tsL
Government 20 the Cunard Line Tha -
also denies that the German lines are - iS
crease their second class fares and conS III
the many previous reports that the HnII l,llis
American Line Is 10 be incorporata IA
International Mercantile Marine Companv '"e
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

Details are published 81 an extensive scheme
oi electrical equipment which has been adopted
uy the North Eastern Railway Company Tend
e's closed Yesterday for the conversion OF forty
one miles Of the oompanys system. This is the
nIsl practical step that has been taken by any
o' me great English railways 20 supersede steam
looomotiop
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

Through car by the New YORK Central ard
Michigan Central leaves New York daily at 400
, m. for Detroit and Grand Rapids-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

A private dispatch received in New-yo-,,
week from Buenos Ayres and signed No e.. iasJ
read a 5 follows Married the q 0iong
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
ASK WITHDRAWAL OF EDUCATION BILL

ruoh' Oct 6-The National Council or
,Nsehoal Free Churches has sent an identical
- 70 Premier Balfour. all the members OF
g. mouse OF Commons and all the members Of
- mouse OF Lords appealing for the with
a OF the Government Education bill.
the same time the council has issued
r. ss1o n'o 70 Nonconformists Offering 10 enroll
10 rss.es .es OF all those who willing 10 refuse
- pay the school rates
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

A charming day and charming Wsv 10
tickets are via Hudson River Day Line your
Advt. ~nlc-
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on third page.

THE REAL WHEELS OF PROGRESS
Are on the 20-hour Pennsylvania Special betvaar
New York and Chicago. Leaves at 1.55 p NJ daily
-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

ASCoMMoDATION OF TRAVEL TO AND
r-Sh The g. A. r. ENCAMPMENT AT
hsv, nsiiiNSloH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
tfsins - Sos arrangements 10 run their regular
usVel :" seneient sections 20 take care Of tbs
MO rssnington Limited leaving New-York az
~ afh--Aovt f"oee !" seiN'oe SUNDAY oet'-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
. RoUND TRIP 10 WAsH1Ncrn,,

for A r. Encanpment Oct 9Th ~ ,I,L
Royal Blue Line fast trains daily Parlor sIeep
ing and dining car service Train from NJ SHtseP
Central stations. Ft. Of Liberty ST. ana soHsS
FerrY.-Adyt. 'S ~Su'h
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

Buenos Ayres. oct s-Putnam Bradis. g
and Nav Yohe have not been married - NIons
marriage would be IN contraventlon 81 ,b Their
% Argentina laws
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

ne rlse in second class passenger rates on the
.Nsnne :. liners formally took effect yesterday.
s,onoes expected that II will mean an additional
,9e'o" ,ScOO wear for the combination lines and
''' TOT the cunard.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

shipments Of pig iron from the Middleshrough
.o' 70 the United States during the first nine
s OF the year exceeded 100000 tons.
TO-, s' 900 tons IN the corresponding period of
'i sno nothing al all in the two preceding
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

on Wi'frid Laurier left London yesterday af-
''rnoon for Liverpool. LN.F
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
STRONG AND ToHE Nor MARRIED.

Such ACTION WOULD ooNTRAvENE rYr -
or ARGENTINA
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

FOLIAGE EXCURSION. OCTOBER :,
Via LackaWanna Railroad TO Delaware Ns,.
and Pocono Mountains. Delightful autIln'ssr Gap
Round trip tickets good 10 oct. Is s2-Advf UP
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

NETWORK To-DAY-CHICAGO TOMORROW.
The Pennsylvania Special leaves daily. An COM
forts. including an observation car.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
MUCH ADVICE VOLUNTEERED.

President Roosevelt and members of the Caoi-
net are receiving letters from all over the Coun-
try advising them how 10 proceed to settle the
strike and start UP the coal mines. Many of
the writer's believe they are suggesting points
of law which neither the President nor any OF
his advisers have thought of. II he said.
however. that not a point Of law has been
suggested by any of these correspondents or by
Mr. Wilcox in the legal argument which he read
In the conference last Friday. Every one OF
these points had been carefully considered be-
fore the President said in his appeal to the
operators and strikers:
1 disclaim any right or duty to interfere in
this way upon legal grounds or upon any ON
cial relation that bear 70 the situation.
When the President made that statement he
believed that every scrap of law which could
possibly bear on the situation had been exhaus-
lively debated by himself and his advisers and
he was satisfied that there law justify
DRINK BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH WHISKY
Won't upset your stomach like poor smoky Scotch
-Advt
NETWORK TO-DAY-CHICAGO TOMORROW
The Pennsylvania Special leaves daily All COM
forts. including an observation car.-Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

much pieasanter bit Of gossip is a rumor
that Mr.. Brodrick Is TO marry the stepdaughter
of a well known Judge whose house is noted for
the hospitality offered TO Americans.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

DRINK BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH WHISKY
Won't upset your stomach like poor smoky Scotch
-AdVt
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
TO GRAND RAPIDS DIREC

Continued on third page.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
Ceremonies AT CAMP ROOSEVELT.

Camp Roosevelt was formally dedicated at 40
O'Clock this afternoon The camp is on the White
Lot lust west Of TIE White House. and between
that building and the Washington Monument 1t
Is near the heart OF the city and is well adapted to
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01
Un hombre honradO.

Senior Editor. Sfrvase informar
6 sus lectores que si me escriben con
faeacislmente Les mansar6 por 60.
rTeo en- earta sellada el plan que ne.
gai y por ell cual obtavs el restable
eimiento pernoanente y compacto de
mi sa1ua , vigor varoni1 despu6s dc
amos de suzrimiantoG do dobiIidAd
nsrvioaa, p6rdidss noeturnas , par
tes dSbiles y atro1A&as.
No es mi Idea eonseguir sinsro
do nadia; faf robado y est&fado por
charlatanas, hasta peraer In 10 del
g6aero hamano, pero gracias Dos
estoy ahora Ibisn vigoroso y fzsrts,
y con deseo do hacer eonoeer 6 todos
este remedio e'srtO de ezrarse.
No teniendo NADIA cue vendsr nj
qxa snviar G.. A. D., no Aeseo dine.
70.
Birsssi6n: p. Brss +, Box Dslrsy
Mich. e.. UU. 8 1s0..
ID. p.
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Un mes antes de Ia ar ertura de
10 Exposition no Sc hsolabA mas
que de 10 nusva obra msestra del ce
lebre V gnieres el busto de madame
Reynapd Lsubsr iere.
FL 1odo Parts solicitaba del gran
Artists al permiso para ir & verle en-
an taller, cuyA ;pue, tn rermanecia
cerrada para los peticionarios.
Solo hsbia establecido una ex
cepci6n para algunos dc aus MAS in.
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Juzgado Municipal
DE VEGA BAJA.

D. Francisco Jimenez y M orales
de esta vecindad, actual posee 1or de
Ia ei ancia eLisas,D , sita en- Ell barrio
de la sYsgusds,, del t6rmino munici
pal de este pueblo, ha solicitado lA
coLvs rsi6n en- inscription de domi-
nio de la i1lscript ion de possession cou
que aparece dicho pr6dio en- Ell Re-
gistYo de 10 propiedad de 10 Capital.
Y& fin de que los que SO consideren
perjudicados con esa conversion,
puedan oponerse preeentando ID o.
portuna demands en- el plazo de Is
dias naturalee. se expide el presenta
edicto, hsci6ndose constar que In ca.
bida y colindancias de 10 menciona-
do finca son las sig gaientes: 402 cuer.
das, Is c6ntimos de otra, equivalen.
tes & 158 hectkreas, 6 areas y 10 cen.
tiAreas, colindantes por Ell Norte CON
el mar; por ell Este, con 10 boca del
1io eC.bsco,. y Ell caf1o de Ia Yegua.
da, que 10 sspara de otro predio nom
brado sB .andito,s pertenecienta 6 d.
Mauricio y d. Arturo Guerrs; al Sur
con las tierrAs de la antigua hacien.
ca eE Eacarnaci6ns. qse fee de D. Pc.
urO EE&uO, nj OSSS6s COD OGr&S Q0
E7sri, to y Leon del Vale, Ttinidad
de los Santos, B ,sil o Muriel, Vieeu.
te May zonet y la Sucn. de D. Ra.
mon Soler y Fort.
Y para su publication en- uno de
los psri6dicos de San Juan, de mas
circulation en- 10 isis, que eliza ell
promovente, libro ell pressnte edicto
en- Vega B .ja 6 90 de Ostubra de
1902 We BOP. Gimenez e. Sc
cretArio p. del Manzano.
s3 "
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(De la American Trading Comp dny,)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-01

CLASSES SUAVES: No hs O..
currido cAmbio do nots en- el merca-
do de estas clases. Las existenciss
en- los Estados Unidos al 18 del &C
tual eran 241. 767 sAcos, contra 354, !,
525 sacos en- igual fecha de 1901,
CotzAmos las de Puerto Rico:
Ordiuarios de z 81
Altura duo escogido 81 4 ~
Yauco seleCto l24 & 134
Caracolillo 12 6 13
CUERO5 de RES: ContiL 4 y
fl ,jo ell mercado y con tendeacias de
baja por fslta de competidores en- 10
compra del artfculo.
Operaciones de 10 Ultima sema.
ns:
Importaciones .104. 252 cueros
Vent&s ...... 96 557 ''
Existencias ....... 2O,eO0 "
contra 102 742; 1o3. 6o8; y 12. 400 res.
pectivRmenta ID semsna anterior.
Cotizkmos los de Puerto Rico:
SAlados secos. So. & 12 C. nominal
Secos dulces. 80. 6 19 c. "
CERA: Sc sostiene una. regu-
lar demAnda y Sc cotiza de 26 1.2 &
SOC librs, seg11 clase,
COCOS: Demands regular, CO.
tiz&ndoss de 500 & $22 millAr, segda
tamAflos.
CAMBIOS:
Lordres Bsrqueroe, so dias,
4.831 & 4 834; vista, f. 864 & 4 86a
Londras Comerciales, 60 dias,
824 6483
Paris Blrqueros, 60 diss,
b.188 1I16 g. S 18&; vista, 164 3,32 &
5.164 1872
Paris Comerciales. 60 diss,
90 S l9g 1.16; vista, 5 165 1l16 &
s165
Hsmburgo BAnqueros, so dias,
945 6 "a IL Is; visits, 9. & 95 3l16.
Hamburgo Comerci aies, go dias,
"a 7i16 4 944; vista, "a 15, ,16 &95
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Ell B|JlJS!TO.

b y, L.
E bAile estAba en- todo So ape
geo cuAndo Juan de VilleurbAnne
entr6 en- los sAl0nes de JuliR de Ii
Rochecorbon.
Era 81 tai sujeto uno de los re-
yes do u sociedad elegAnte, & quien
no causAbA impression a'guns 81 bri.
llante espectkculo que estaba pre-
senciando, por hAherIo visto N inf
nidad de veces.
Despronto brillAron aus oios al
fjArse en- una de las espectadorxs
que, III menos en- squel momento,
NO bailaba.
Juan de Vllleurbanne xdelant6
el paso y comenz6 4 saludar &sus
amigos y amigAs como nm soberano
On medic de sus ID oditos, & los cua-
len fAvorecfa con una sonrisA 8 con
unA frase carifiosa, sin demostrAr
determinada prefers ncia por nadis.
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L. 795. 900 2. 400, 900
Total 5,641, 900 7.104 00c 8.

E mercado especulativo tambien
hA estado muy quieto durante Ia
quincens. En- los d!timos dias, sin
embargo, hubo alg6u Eovimiento,
resliz sndose operaciones de alguna
importancis, psro los precios no han
tenido sensible variaci6n.
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Sc Venden

Tipos de imprenta, usados, On
buen estado, 10 pesos el suintal.
Tsmbi6n Las cajas para sl. =.
pe%9~.v-~p@ 0.
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MerCadO de New York.
Cafe. Cueros. ERA.
Cocos. Arroz, Cam
bios.

(De la Anaerican Trading Companya)
CAFE -Da mny esraaa impor-
tancia han sido lss operAcfones efec-
taAdas con este grano dursnta 10
quincenA Ultima. Aunque OIL bajo II.
mite de precios que ha llegado 81
mercado, no Sc teme, ninguna bsja
mayor, los compradores sc muestran
muy retrafdos y nj los especuladores
nj los detAllistss se sientsn incl y
dos & aumentar sus existencias del
grano.
Les precios no han variado.
Rio NO. z dc cotiza 6 S.. y No. 4 {
.7c. 81 BtAsil mantiena cotizAciones
mas atlas que las de este mercsdo,
por Guys raz6n las operaciones &
costo y fete entire ambas plszRs han
sido de muy escRsA importAncis.
>Movimiento de In coaecha dal Br1-
sill. 1901 2 19OO-1
Entradas en-
Rio, Julio
Ii O. stu
bre 81. Il 795, 900 2,4o9, 900
EntrAdAs en-
Santos Ju-
lilo O:-
tubre 21....2 s46, ,oco 4.e35. 900
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Cusndo volvi6 10 cara, msdem ma
Reynand Lauhardiere e.tAbs uos
pasos detrAs de 81, cast TIN blanca
como su imsger. ...
Los pasos de Ia viuda habfan 81
do sofacados por 10 slf lmbra.
Hscfa dos mir qre estAba
Alf y hAbf& teniio oct 8 On ce yer to.
do cuAnto hxhfA urrido.
Sin decir una pAlsbrs, tepdi6 10
mano & VilIeurbape, y despue, de
un instar ts de silencio, murmur6:
-SMe anna usteo?
-Desde hAce tres amos, que no
vivo mas que para adorarls & uste d.
-Pues yo le aventaio 6 usted
amigo Mo. Hace cuatro que le he
entregad ado mi corsz6n, esa eors zon
que nsted tenfa por inaentible.
e busto adornA hoy, sobre an
pedestal cubierto de ao,es, diaria
mente renovAdss, Ell 81, On fntimo de
los Sres. ViileurbaL
s. Boucherst
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timos amigos. entire los que igura.
ba JnAn de Villeurbanne.
Caando Sc pre:ent6 cate en- ell
taller, ell local estaba vacfo. Hasta
ell mismo Vignieres hAbfa salido.
JuAn esper6 que el criado sc re-
tirars para acercarse nj busto de
mkrmol y levAntsrle tl velo que 10
cub =. Q ,erfa est.r solo que m.
die notase la impression que iba & ex.
perimentar.
Con religioso res 2eto y DONNA.
do por una inconcebible emoci6n sc
dirigi6 hacia ell z6,alo que scstel fa
Ell busto.
Y levant6 Ell veto y apAreci6 en-
tcda su maravillosa helleza ell 70 stro
de mad. m Reynand- Ls ubardiere.
Juan retrocedi6 slgauos ps sos
para contemplar mejor ls obra Dss
<pues avarzo de- futvo, y como pcsei
do de frenetico entusiasmc, cuhrit
ell busto de apssionados y ardiente'
besos.
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R0beIi0G Graham IngenieTO, MI. I'M
TALLER DE MAQUINARIA, HERRERIA
Fundieion y Carreterla. Ponce Pto-Rico.

Fabrcante mporador de oda case de maqunara caeras
81 y motores
APARATOS modernos para la fabrication con ma
ximun de rendimiento economic.
MATERIAL para Was rreas para todos
MOTORES DE PETROI.EO sencilos economcos
DRYASDUsT, e mejor nONCONDUCTOR para cubr caderas
tuberia etc. cuyo empeo economiza del 90 por
de combustible
ARADOS IMPLEMENTOS de cultiyo de JOHN DEERE PLOW
COMPANY, de acero los mejores economics, fuere
hvlanos duraderos
Pdanse informes y preco
a de fabricacion
La cana, materiae de todas classes ETC.
Manno rs. Ponce. PoRico
j. T SILVA BANKING AND COMMERCIAL Co.
San Juan AguadilIa Pr
5uoursal Paris Caumarttn
6os de cr6dito sobre cuaades De Europa
Nueva-Y0rk Nueva Orleans San Francisco, Habana etc,
or1enes cable. Pramos Depotos.
Corresponds les de
Couptn Paris
Banque AutI1cAiene Viena, Paris
A Jimeaex & Soas Loaares.
Urquyo Ca Madrid
American Express Co
Wells Fargo Bank San francisco California.
Agents Generates de < Sociedad de Aseguros Norwich
ngaerra> Consgnaarios de la Compana General TrasAs
a Pars.>
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-01

Yesterday afternoon Lewis Davis,
aged 63, and Martha Wright, aged SO,
both colored. came into town from
Milo, and repaired to the clerks Of
fee where they procured license to
marry
Buying the license about cleared
them up Of their money and they
wanted to get married before return
ing home but It took money 10 have
that done. also, and Notwithstanding
they beat round considerably endeav-
oring to raise the money, they were
forced to go home unmarried. Per
haps his home pastor will fix them up
all right.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-01
The A. & c. Railroad.

According to the latest and best in
formation obtainable at present it can
not be definitely stated just when the
road will reach here. The late rains
have retarded the progress of the
steel crew, and also the bridge crew,
which, on account of a number OF
washouts, had to double back and put
in several bridges that washed out. It
is not probable that they will reach
Durant before Oct. 10 or Nov. 1,-Du-
rant News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-01
Mahara's Minstrels,

What will be a surprise 80 many of
those interested in feats of skill and
daring is the fact that the celebrated
trick cyclist, Arthur Maxwell. now
with Maharas Colored Minstrel aggre-
cation, is the only colored trick
cyclist in the world. His wonderful
feats on the wheel within the narrow
limits of the stage has been mar
vel. not only to the uninitiated but to
professionals in his own line who
credit him with being the cleverest
trick bicyclist in the world. Though a
notable feature with the Mahara
minstres Arthur Maxwell is not the
whole show A grand collection of
colored stars, including a bevy Of
pretty octoroons, a bunch of jolly
comedians, dancers and acrobats, the
famous Blackstone quartette and
many innovations. novelties and fea-
lures too numerous to mention, all
strengthened by a beautiful set OF
scenery, gorgeous costumes and a
splendid orchestra create the best
minstrel show on the road.
Mahara's Minstrels play at the
opera house here oct 3, Friday night.
giving their magnificent street parade
at noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-01
BAD WRECK ON SANTA rE.
Fireman Lyth Killed--other Firemen
and Both Engineers Hurt.


Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
bad wreck occurred about half
mile north of Red river on the Santa
Fe railroad It was a head-end col
lision between two freight trains, and
was the cause Of the death of one of
the hremen and the injuring of the
other fireman. both engineers and a
brakeman
Conductor Hoole passed Ardmore
yesterday evening In charge of an
extra freight. and received orders to
pass No 36. regular freight, north
bound. at Thackerville the last sta
tion before reaching Red river. For
some reason OF other Hoole disregard
ed his orders and passed Thacker-
Vile
Freight train No. SO evidently had
instructions 10 meet this extra at
Thackcryillc, and crossing Red river
was swinging along at a pretty lively
gait iu order to make an upgrade they
would soon reach.
The southbound freight not think
ing OF any danger, had just passed
over this down-grade. rounded a curve
and entered the field beyond, and the
road being in fine condition along
here. they. too, were making fine
time. and here II was that the two
trains met. It was impossible to stop
either train before the crash came,
which was of sufficient force to throw
both engines on their beam ends and
the destruction of box cars was very
great
Fireman w c. Lyth Of the north
bound train was caught under the
wreck and killed.
Henry Dick, the engineer on the
southbound train was injured slightly.
Walter Paughorn, the engineer Of
the northbound train, had a leg
broken.
w. II. Towery, fireman on the south
bound train. had one foot broken. His
home is at Arkansas City.
| Clarence Nunnemaker. one of the
brakemen, was slightly injured
The dead fireman and those injured
were taken TO Gainesville last night
and medical attention given the in.
iured ones.
A track was built around the
wreck last night and the northbound
passenger (No. 81 attempted to 60
around the wreck, but got off the
track and caused more trouble.
Traffic has been delayed consider
ably.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-01
See A. Parks, the
Marble Man 0ppOS-
ite Court House.

Ringing Bros employ over a thou
and men, women and children. 2
feed this great company ot people r.
Quires a daily average of 900 pounds
of bread, 1000 pounds Of meat, 420
gallons OF coffee. and everything else
in proportion. These supplies, as
well as tons of hay, 800 bushels of
oats and 25 bushels Of corn for n
horses, have TO be secured daily ia
the city where the show is exhibiting.