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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

SOAhS bA tho huA
 the Different Vacant positions-Bone
 as Coach-Four Coachers with tho
 Team Saturday.
 The Yale baseball team will practice on the Yale field this week. weather permitting, and the first game of the season will be played Saturday with Manhattan college. Saturday afternoon the Yale men had four coachers drilling them and good afternoon was put in at the cage. George Bone, ex- Captain Robertson, Carter '95 and Leslie John ston '02 were the coaohers, and the en- tire afternoon was taken up in instruct ing the candidates in the various lines of play. The material this year is not up to the standard of Yale team, yet by good discipline and training and with hard work a good team can be turned out, although 1t will have to be almost entirely a new one. Only three of last years men are in college a the present time Some graduate ceacfens are expected to-day and Captain Guernsey will probably be assisted every week by some of the baseball alumni George Bone took an actiVe part in the coaching Saturday and ln- stilled a good deal of life in the team. He handled the infielders and assisted the Yale men in instructing the eaten CTS.
 Paul Welton, the substitute quarter back on last years football team, is the most promising candidate for catcher, and Garvan and Patton are the pitchers to be depended upon for the brunt or the biz games Chittenden, the captain of last years freshman team, is mak- ing a big bid for the first bag and It would not De surprising to see nm make it. He is a good all. round fielder and batter, and is hard worker. Third base will doubtless be played by cap 1 tain Guernsey and center field will Tn | all probability be covered by BarnWeii. Winslow, last years right fielder, ts Tn college, but he is trying for catcher. lie makes better fielder than catcher 1 The other positions are open to about
 thirty candidates, and the race Tor them will be close and exciting. If the 1 Yale team this spring is not winner the undergraduate and graduate bodies will have the satisfaction of knowing
 that the best men in the university
 were on it. Every man will have to
 work hard for his place and it will be
 safe to say that when the Yale team
 takes the field in the championship
 games a more tried lot of ball players
 never represented the university
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
VERY SUCCESSFUL.

The French Play Given at Polfs Ihea-
 ter Last Night
 A large audience last night at,eiiueu the production of the French religious play and concert given at Poli's tneater ,nder inc auspices of L'Aliiance Fran caise. The play was well presented all those taking part performing most craditablv The sacred concert was greatly enjoyed The proceeds are to go to the benefit of St. Louis french Catholic church A neat sum Will pS realized. the patronage having been so generous.
 Mir Poli very generously gave tie use of his theater for the performance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
Desperate Attempt of Nephew of the
 Late Collis F. Huntingdon.

3fsao Late COllS E IlulltlilS''oi'
 Joseph D. Huntingdon of No. 165 Greenwich street a bookkeeper em- ployed by the Benedict & Pardee com pany on Meadow street, attempted to commit suicide by beans of Illuminating gas at his home on Greenwich street Saturday morning. He locked himself in the bathroom and after he had been there about half an hour his wife be- came alarmed and called D. M. Latham, a neighbor. MT Latham broke in the bathroom door and found MT. Hunting don lying on the floor unconscious With a small rubber tube connected with the gas jet in his mouth. The gas was turned on full blast pr. Reilly was called and by his efforts the unfortu- nate man was restored to consciousness and was then taken to New Haven hos pital. He was getting along well last night and will recover.
 It is said that he is a nephew of t-ie late Collis P. Huntingdon. the million aire. He formerly Eyed in New York until he came here about three years ago and it is thought that despondency because of some troubles in New York He'd to his desperate attempt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

Youthful ambition.-Th hostess un reply to Willie's whisper)- dear you can't have any more cake. You've had enough
 The guest--What a good little boy And what are you going to do when you're man, my son?
 Willie-First off I'm gon' to buy my self too much of everything l ike to eat-Philadelphia Press.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
gI. Pocketbooks
 for soc.
gEEpM:MALLN%@'

cd bv N M Mermin t& Sons has arriv- ed from Providence, R. l.
 About B members of the sehlor ana junior classes of Milford high school are engaged in writing historical essays TOT the prizes offered by FreeloVe BaldWlh Stowe chapter D. A. R.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
poI,'s wander'nnd Thenter.

An extensive variety of principal fea- tnres will be presented in the bill at Polis this afternoon. Its chief comedy will be "A High Born Family, the new playlet which Milton Royle and Selena Fetter Royle are using as their vehicle this season.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
AAn 4DrAA4IsAmA4us 4o-DAY.

ALb ADyER4ISEMEN1S 1O~DAE.
 Page An Actors Romance-The Grand. Codfsh--E. l.. Hall x Son. Eggs. $. Adams. For Sale--House--Bo 43, Short Beach, For Bed Chamberlain Co. Investments-Newton x Parish, Irving and Terry Hyperion. Lost--Artcles--The C. H. Ford Co. Lecture--St. Paul's Parish House. Lost Workbag-17S Prospect Street. Marlborough Hats-Lambert N. H. Symphony Orchestra Hyperion. Negllge Shirts--G -Gamble-Desmond Co. Pure Water-The J. D. Bassett x Co. Rooms Wanted-l. E., This Office. ,Silks-The Chas. Monson Co.
 Sliyinski-Hyperion Theater.
 Sewing Machines-Brown & Durham. Steameis--Ha Hamburg American Line. To All WomenEdw Malley Co. Wash Fabrics--Howe X Stetson. Wanted--Situation- Hamilton Street. Wanted-Y oung Man99 Audubon street. Wanted-Situation-2 Franklin Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
Grand Opera House.

A wheel within a wheel, or rather a portion of a play within a play, will be the rather novel attraction at the Grand Opera House tonight tomorrow night and Wednesday night with J Harvey Cook and Miss Lottie Church in the leading roles, and as novelty is always appreciate ted by thea tergders large au- dience will undoubtedly be in attend ance. The play is called An Aclor's Romance" and is from tine pen of The dore Kremer. MT. Kremer is one Of the most versatile of our dramatists, for in this play he is said to have created lines and situations calculated to reach and tickle practically every taste which may be represented in the average au- dience. Supporting MT. Cook and Miss Church are w. Fl. Dimock, Harry Wes- ley. John Holmes, Hugh Koch Charles Cook. J. J Kennally, William Kendall, Ruby Frwood, Marie Carter Beatrice Flint, Marion Chester and Helen Ma son. There will be matinee Wednes- day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
q AAIHEh kECOK D.

Washington, D. C., March 9, 1902, p. m.
 Forecast for Monday and Tuesday,
 For New England Fair Monday, clearing in morning in north portion; fresh west to north winds; Tuesday fair.
 For Eastern New York: Fair Monday, lcloudiness Tuesday; fresh north winds' shifting to east.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

An extremely pretty lot of cambric and nainsook, both in edgings and in sertions, ranging in widths from to I2 inches wide, regular prices, soc and :.oc' Sale price 25o Ia. Cambric Edgings; all good doub' e buttonho,e edges regular prices SC and 7c Sale price, Sc I'd. Edpinqs in widths from 2 to inches, regular prices 7c and 9e. Sale price,
 Sc I'd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
S7.5o Bedsteadc $3.95.

,u n eed maleabe iron Bdsteads with brass trmmngs;of built handsome piece of furniture Take your chpe s d s feet widths call this $ 50 Bedstead Decau
 1 ean opr nrice on up today But in pan fact IL IS
 dead and superior to many regular sale elsewhere at that price. , c. c,,. WIG make the price FOR THREE DAvs ONLY Monday Tuesday and Wednesday,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

IA Laugh All 'Round.-"I suppose it auld be laughable if we could see our yes as others see us.
 Yes. and it would be still more hable to the others if they could S as we see ourselves. ."-Philadel-
 resS
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

Black panne cheviot, double ,bre asted jacket faced with peau de soie lined with silk flare skirts, perfect hang. Price SII.75
 English cheviot suits. in black or col ors, double breasted sSirt, eton 1acKest,s' full flare founce skirts, all over SIX. Price, D@o'oo
 Blouse suits of fine all wool granite canvas cloths, in reseda blue o. brown mixtures. Jacket silk lined and trim med with matching shades Of broad nloth ,h Price $I4.o5
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
$3.05. 7aEEpM:MALLN*@'
VALE LOSES AT HANDBALL-

Ei,s+ of the Intercollegiate Series Fay
 ed Saturday Night
 Tho first intercollegiate handball con- test ever held in New York was playeu Saturday night between Yale ana 70 l,lmbia, and was handily won oy the latter by the score of four out or rVe events. The Yale players were Gaynef' Duncan and Brown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
Edsings---Half Price.r.

Here's quick sharp sale fine fairly large lot of Cambric and Nainsook Edgngs .:
 There are goods made than these ther resPecte cradles The prices average from half regular
 inc list.-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

Another lot Of Edgings, good. was. a. ble edges SO desirable for trimming children's dresses, regular prices ioc and ,2c. Sale price, "c I'd.
 Edgings in fine and open wWk de signs all desirable patterns. regular prices 12c and 1:c. Sale price, roc Ia.
 Another let of fine csmbric edgi ngs suitable for skirtings; regular prices FOG and a:c. Sale price, I7c I'd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
ENTERTATSW EN7S.
Hvperion 'rheater

treat is in store for New Haven's musical patrons at the Hyperion next Friday night. when the famous Pollsh nianist Slivinski will be heard at pop ular prices. Tn making this concession inc nanaeement is following in the footsteps of European managers, Who give some of the finest concerts at prices within reach of the masses. An exchange, speaking of SliVlnskl says "The programme was admirably select ed. both for the display of the pianlsts fine qualities and for the enjoyment of a general audience. MT. Slivinsk is bold enough to defy the stereotyped fornoulae in many ways; no sonata, no Bach fugue nor even one of the trfnity of B's-Rach. Beethoven. Brahms.
 Seats now on sale at Stelnerts music store, and tomorrow morning the ad- vance sale begins at the Hyperion boA office. Prices 50 cents, 75 cents and Sl
 There is naturally great interest felt in the coming engagement al the Hy- perion of Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry for a matinee and evening per formance next Saturday. They Will present at the matinee. at o'clock sharp, Wills historical tragedy. '<ing Charles I,'' which is given in compl- ance with special requests. Irving, or course. appears in the name part and Miss Terry as Queen Henrietta Mana At night, at S:15 sharp, Irving will be seen in the strongly contrasting char acter of that extraordinary monarch, CT ,ouls XT" seats on sale Wednesday. Prices $3, S250, S2, S1.5O and Sl'
 "The Kilties" are coming to the Hy- perion on Tuesday, March IS, and Will give concerts matinee and night, pre- sentng a different programme at each performance.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

Lafayette, the Great, and his own company of vaudeville stars will be the offering at the Grand Opera House next Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and the excellence of the company will no doubt make the Standing Room Only" sign a permanent one during ms engagement. Lafayette first introduc- ed the impersonation of John Philip Sousa. the famous march king, and Ching Ling Foo, the Mongolian wonder worker, and though others have tried to follow. audiences have refused to accept them and the result is that Lafayette is the only recognized performer present. ing such entertainment. Matinee Sat urdaN.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
S2.5O Madra.c Waistc, Sl .75.

lust the very things that the market can show bgnt and fresh and dainty bright Spring day tset.
 In silk madras with the full line of Spring coorcomoinaons Solid color and Finished with stock collars and the shape and cuffs u p.
 It's s 30 value easily. You would that price gladly but won nssdnt For tbs sale sI75
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
cor,,e New A lot of new Rugs
 Rugs. eaa.e .aa, ,,;l, ili 'f snd nsw

Some New A lot of new Rugs
 D.S. came in last week
 ~ that will find new homes quickly and do much to- ward beautifying them.
 In harmony with the Half Cen tury sale spirit. We nave marked these Rugs far under the usual figures like this:-
 ox12 Seamless Administer instead of $45, at $35.
 oxr2 Royal Wiltons. instead of s3s, at S32.so 8.xlo6 Royal Wiltons, instead of $27.5o. at $25. ox12 Nahadra Administer instead of $3o at $27.5o 8.sxro.o Nahadra Administer, instead of s25, at S22.5o
 6 oxo Nahadra Administer instead of SIS 50, at $I6 SO
 oxra Beauvais Administers instead Of a7 so, at S25. s. s.3x1o.6 Beauvais Administers, instead of So5, at So2. SO ox12 Alex, Smith Sons Administers instead of S25 at S22. so. sax O. 6 Alex. smith Sons Administers instead of S2o, at SI65o,
 qx12 Brussels Rugs, instead of ;a2 O., at SIS.
 oxI2 all wool Smyrna Rugs, SIS, SEQ | So2 so and S2T. SO.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
New Spring Suits.

This the first of the overture When the curtah rises on our full Spring showing will be admitted that 1t is showing worth bragging about
 Meanwhile, a word or two about these medum,Prlceu alored Suitsa half dozen gems selected from the largest collection ever shown New Haven women
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
Dama ck Towels "A Marvel.
Half-Century
 Sale.
sANRgR...

These are Danas Towels grade fine and usous as san They full 50 inches long, and a2 hcheS woe' extra " .,o,,eaves
 There is nothing very surprising about the towels Memse'eS You can find grades sale everywhere at DOC each
 Last Christmas grade ourselves at soc eae anu called a high value as it certainly was ,v ao o, ah,t " 4annaaad ~ of tbssa at 25c Each. which is less than present import cost Take your choice oi e stitched, frnged ends .,.
 We regret to be obliged limit each to four towels
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
,f tn. Ba by Is Cutting Teeth.

pa sure and use that old and well-trled ramedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup. for chiiapen's ceething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pam. cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy Tor dlar' rhnea Twenty-five cents bottle
 d11 MWF & W 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
soc to SI.lo a yard.
SI. Chatelaine Bags There
 for soc.

enough of these to last until mid afternoon; can't promise to sup ply later corners.
 They are worth coming early for They are good, dollar bags in seal aud alligator feathers. A dollar never has bought you bet ter. But these you may have while they last at soc
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10

Blouse suit of finest panne cheviots. hand somely trimmed with tatfeta, lined with white satin faring hounce skirts, n,back or colors. Price, SI9.95
 Dor,b e breasted skirt blouse suits, trimmed with stitched tafeta. gradu- ated new skirts trimmed to match. Price. SIo.0o
 Canvas suits, trimmed with panne satin, full hounce, fashionable skirts. Black and colors. Price, SI4.75
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
The New Spring Silks.

Spring Silks. somlpg onaagu. on aropr our day, and turning the department into a shimmery blaze of delicate color.
 First in popularity come the Foulards, as of old, but such Fou, lards as our new ones you have never seen. Close pressing the Foulards for first place are the satin Liberty weaves and you will find here some exquisite effects suitable for either street or eve ming wear.
 The variety is the largest we have ever shown and by far the largest displayed in any store be, tween New York and Boston. We are willing to have it compared with any display in either of those cities. Prices range from
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
SI. and S2. Books
 for soc.

iiS liSSN fiction, published at $r. 50. Some were S1., some were S.. All now at Y soc Stedman's Poems Household Edition The Red Cockade. Stanley Weyman prose Fancies. Richard LeGalienne The Religion of Literary Man.
 Richard LeGallienne The Desmond Hundred Jane Austin Nantucket Scraps, Jane Austin Kate Carnegie. Ian 1aclarell The Intruder. IL Annuiiz'o ,rho Oreoon Trial Francis Parkman From Dleamland Sent. Lillian W7lt1ng Tennyson's Poems Cabinet Edition
 complete.
 Whittier's Poems Cabinet Edition,
 complete. Cap and Gown in rose. A Romany of the Shows.
 Gilbert Parker And many other titles to select from.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
WILLPRACTICE OUTOF DOORS
YALE BASEBALL TEA M TO TAKE TO
 THE FIELD THIS WEEK.

Some of the Promising Candidates for the Different Vacant 1ositions-Bone ns a Coach-Four Coachers with tho Team Saturday
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-10
Some Pretty
 Buttons.

Some Pretty This Will inter
 p.,4to,s est every wom'
 ~ a.. who is plan ming her Spring costume; --and what woman isn't?
 It's going to De a great year for fancy buttons land among them, these Persian buttons will be lead CTS.
 You may have your choice Of light or dark effects, in several styles; .-. three sizes in each style.
 The regular and special prices run this way, according to size;-
 Regular Aoc SortC for 25c Q doz.
 Regular soc Corts for 3oc doz.
 Regular Soc sorts for soc dog. sl. Pocketbooks In seal al, al
 e.. ror ligator-s skin
 TOT ooc' and moroc- co. lined with soft calfskin, with channels lining to the change com. partment. Blocked bottom and nicke frame A thoroughly well made and satisfying pocketbook'
 You can put an extra haIt dollar in it as soon as you buy 1t, tor these are regular dollar pocket books, for sue
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30
4 NJ & Bazaar.

vs. 81 Martin pastor in charge OF
African 81 r Church In South Ard.
more called on us yesterday aud ask.
cd us % mezti1n the bazaar tha,
would commence al his church in
South Ardm0re next Friday night and
continue the balance Of the week.
Various articles Of utility will be
put on sale be- said. most OF which
is the hsndiwork OF our wives and
daughters. We will serve refresh
ments too. and the barbecued chick
ems that We will have can't be excell
ed. for the cooking Of them will be
done by an expert"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30
SUIT FOR PROPERTY IN GUTHRIE
Claim Mace &C 80 Acres in ;re Res
csrce Part q TeMr.

Guthrie OK March ze-A suit ir
-1.T.uE the possession Of the main
residence portion 5f the city Of G1,E
Die was commenced today in the Ok
isl0ma Slpreua Court the heirs o
Naroph0ue Fitzgerald claiming 90 tt
the owners 1f go acres there through
bis having -louesteadei- 10 on o.
day old Oklahoma was opened 90 s.,
Jiement. Il is now the most ysluabI.
portion o. Guthrie. where are locate.
the homes Of the most prominen; an,
wealthy residents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30

The Orlo Club met last Friday after.
noon with ,iiss Ethel Julian ar her
home on End ave. Southwest. a very
interesting program was carried out.
The meeting was presided over by
N.ss Cruce acting leader Mrs Doug.
lass Mu Durle and M.ss Julian read
very interesting and instructive his.
tor.cai paper.
This club is not yet a year olI L
has in Us membership a number OF
the cultivated and ph.laulhropic v2-
men Of Ardmore. and the outlook for
its gaining further strength ls bright
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30

That conblLation OF either riding
or walking cultiyator az Williams
Corhn & Co.'S Is sai- 70 be TIE
greatest thing OF it5 kind on the mar.
ket Call at the store aand ask u see
this cultivator. 2g-u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30
WANT COLUMN.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30
Dr.. PieFce's Fa-
vorife Prescription
Doubles a Mothers
JoyC and Halves Her
Sorrows.

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ot nausea and -e-v1-is-ess tE=-e arr
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tent keep pace WITH .k= body s
c0Etr-- There Is 10 zux.e;s nc
t-=zi q: the apP-1ach;ns :l-s q:
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recovery = -lp;i ard tie --t.s-
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nurse he- child
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ug- auy O,he- narcotic
SICK women are invited % COT
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charge. and - obtain without Sos;
the advice II a specialist n ;be
diseases peculiar % women. AL
correspondence strictly private ard
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30
RaiIroac Rurers.

A ChicEasha item says lt IS an easy
matter 20 stir up railroad rumors Is
pecially is IL so in this country where
50 many roass are building and so
many more are projected
The Rock Island has 10 contempla-
tion some building from Chickasha
east but just al preser, the objective
points are somewhat hazy and nebu-
lous.
The latest uuor and il seems 10
Doe somewhat more than a rumor is 10
the effect that one branch will 20
from here due east % south McAles
ter and Fort Smith. and the other
southeast % Ardmo,e
This would tap a large section OF
country between the Rock Island and
the santa Re which is az present with
ont a railroad.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-30

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