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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
Poultry.
(By William Newman)

(By William Newman)
Ducks-Per dozen. 81.
Hcns-Per dozen $e.00@2.50.
Frying Chickens-$l.50q2.25.
Eggs-Per dozen. 10c.
Butter-i6920c.
Dry Hides--S a lie.
Green Hides-4@5hc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

While | am not required to give
this notice, | do not want to take un-
due advantage OF anyone. Beginning
Saturday prosecution will be entered
against every one who mas not com
piled with the weed ordinance. All
rank weeds in your yards, in alleys
and on sidewalks must be cut down.
All wood stacked in alleys OF In
streets must be removed. Wagons
and all old plunder or refuse matter
Of any kind must be removed The
entire city police have instructions to
enforce this law against every viola
tor. and will begin the work Satur-
day morning.
ID. Ea. BOOKER,
27.2t. Chief OF Police
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

Buy your lumber from the East Side
Lumber company and secure votes in
the merchants $500 cash prize.
I5-tf. FRALEY BROS. Mgrs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

"Studebaker," a name you have
known all your life. That's the
brand on the buggies that Noble
Bros are selling at a big discount.
1S-im.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
purant Defeats AntIers.

The Durant-Antlers game at Du-
rant yesterday afternoon was won
by Durant Score to 5.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

H. G. Byars has moved his stock
nom the 6soadr ay barn to tae Cen
iral Wagon Yard, where be can be
found nj any time hereafter 2l.lm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

Miss Oneida Foster entertained a
number Of her young frleids Tuesday
evening az her home. 2o3 B street
southwest
Games were engaged 10; among
which finch was the leader.
Delicate refreshments we're served
and all enjoyed the evening
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

will open my kindergarten school
Monday, September Z, at No. 800
Sixth avenue, northwest. Patronage
,olicited. MAY INGRAM.
2O-12t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
Address

You will be better pieased with
your refrigerator ii rs White Noun
tain. stevans Kennerly & Spragins
Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

The school board Of Marietta has
employed Prof. ]. J. Scarborough Of
Sherman, Texas, as principal Of the
Marietta High school in lieu of Prof
p. Stephenson. resigned. School opens
the first Monday In September.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

The proper time to matriculate IL
Indianola College, Wynnewood. I. T.
is Tuesday, September 1. 1908.
1914
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

You get more for your money In
heating and cook stoves at Spragins
than any other placs. He sells the
Leader aud the Garland Can you
thiak Of better stovsaf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
t. C. BRIDGMAN.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
with w / RROWN

who has the largest, finest and most
complete line OF cofiins. casketS and
burial supplies of any house in the
Indian Territory. Calls attended TO
promptly day or night, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 1s-im
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
Live Stock.

(By Cold Storage Market)
Fat cows (gross( cwt sl.75 to $500
Fat calves ...............s .sS.00Q5.OO
Fat sheep per head $4,000 100
Fat hogs (gross) 100 ms. .s450qS5.O0
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

J. w. KEMP,

New fall and winter woolens just
received; best line and largest stock
Of such goods ever brought to the
city. Best workmanship and lowest
possible prices. but for cash only.
1871 STOLFA. the Tailor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

Please remember the college open
ing and bring your friends 70 wyDne
wood September l. 1874
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
Goodies, Goodies, Goodies.

Fresh candles Of all kinds just re-
celved at Julius Kahn's 25-3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

The "Japs" will make their appear
ance next week. 26-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
Notice.

Notice.
All bids for the grounds for the La
Dor Day celebration at Ardmore, Sep
tember Z. have been rejected
The following committee has been
appointed to receive bids which will
be received up to ~ O'Clock noon
Saturday, August 30.
r. A CROMER,
J. ]. CHANDLER.
l. B. HORN,
26-3t Committee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

The Uomuitteo on program Tor La
bor Day celebration have arranged
the following order OF parade and
program. effective Ardmore, Monday.
September Z, 1908: 49,,
Order Of Parade.
Sidney Suggs. master Of ceremonies.
Marshal and Aids
Band
Fire Department and Police.
First Regiment
Floats and Decorated Carriages
Trades Council and Affiliated
Unions.
The parade will form at Broadway
and c street and will move south on
G street to Main street, thence east
on Main street to Caddo street,
thence south on Caddo street to the
new Bailey (Highland) Park, where
the following program will be rem
dered:
Morning.
9:50-Band Concert at grand
stand
Welcome Address-Mayor Dick.
Music-Band.
Address by Rev G. T. Black.
Music-Band.
Dinner
Afternoon.
Music--Band.
Address-Hon. Henry NJ Furman
Music-Band.
Address-Hor Stlwell II. Russell
Sham Battle by First Regiment.
Ball Came. etc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
ILLINOIS LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
CHICAGO,

James w. Stevens, President
Issues liberal and up-to-date policies.
Agents Wanted-Llberal contracts. de-
sirable territory.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27

The "Japs" are coming
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-08-27
Wapanueka Free School.

See the "Japs."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11
~Snoiamling al geger
til bet fore ~tongelige 9ibliotbet.

pa Der / Ddnmart 6ibtil iad 9oot
iom fuloitGnbig Tabnes liter9rt M1s
t%eriale, Der faiter 2ps ober be i%ocidle
6or6olb, unber bbilte be DANTE /
Nmerifd leper, og Doer 8iorog til
banifsameritonft perionalbiitorie, CT
BET fore tongelige 9ibliotbet | ass
benbdpn meget interesieret | at itaffe
IL en- Samling 8labe, Siosftrifter,
Bigger, Smoatrpt 0. (. b., trptte paa
8anIf | 4merita, eler paa andre
Spros, men bebrsrenbe be0dnife bers
opre. of Strifter paa fremmsoe
Sprog fremb9bes farlig:
9opoerufife srbtiuger, Der refes
rerer fig til banife aOlOnier | Horbs
amerifa. 0anfsamerifunife 8iOgras
FER % biogrufife Sitter. Stati-
itiTte Oplbsninser ON be DANTE |
Qmerifo. 4lt pebrerenbe banIte I'M
tuitriel1e 5~oretagenber berobre. @n:
eelffe 09rfer al bdnItsamerifanife
5orfattere.
ubflip al a~merifanffe 9piier pg
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

Wfanb, par bpb, par bet blepen meset
Tmaat meo mine 5inanier. Ssren,
ebers 5dber, par li9e blepen t%onfirs
meret oQ fuloe M / Care 9os 500
manb 6onien. Der Tube 6etales
200 Rroner beO bans 5iltrebelie At
pla0ien. % ie9 Ioa in9en ubpej til
at forItaffe Dem. Sgrens eneite 6u
par 6anoelen, % ban baDoe / ale
fine 9rengeaar foreitillet Iig at blioe
. en- 6Dgtig !6anbelslomis for ienere at
Qifie iig meo en- Dame at ben beore
8losie % ioinoe fig Up til en- nabns
funoig ag6mdnO % Grosiiit, iad Get
qioroe mia iaa onbt MI at ItuIle til
intet9pre ale bans 6ornlige 5oreifils
finger % Jor6aa6ninger. Ser bar
fun 2 8age til, ban ituloe tiltreoe
9lobIen, % jeg troebe, alt 6aa6 par
ube % dIle ailoer lutte0e. 6on ieib
bar ar9befGrbig. 4lt bans Gtos 9ddb
fbntes MI at ifule gda til @runpe.
6an Ieqte IND / ct mgrtt @arelIe for
rigti9 at forOb6e fig / fine mprte 8dns
Ter. Der bar ida mango gdmle gu
GER 6enlagt / bette dffibes @Grelie,
Der iiente Iom ct 9iagspultefammer,
Snlen ftinnebe ino al ct file 8inbue,
% hens Strdaler falbt paa en- gul
@enItano. ION CAB 8eftefier, Der meb
eet fatOt / Sgrens 9jne. Oct irris
tereoe ban; prebe MenneIter bliper
let irritetebs, ia ban bleb bdlpt gnas
ben oeroper % gif oerfor ben for at
biae td9e ben @enItanb bort. 6an
fanbt 0d ben &ebe, fom jeg babbe
f~ortalt BAN. at en- omItrejfenbe banbs
lenbe babee 9ibet os, Toroi oi bdooe
Itenfet BAN Ratteberberge. 6an fit
ba ejeblitfelig ben 3ante: NOR Der
life ltulbe bore no9en 8Grbi / ben,
idd ieg tunoe Ialge ben. 6an fom %
bite ben til mig, men ieg iagoe. at oct
nar en- Grinoring fra ben Sang, Ri
foeoe paa 9onbet, men MI brgo iec
mig life ON ben mere.
6dn LIB ba meb ben neb til ae6z
mono 6eritino, Iom ban oiblte par
antiquarfamler. % falbso rem til
BAN. 9gbmanoen unoerIegte a4.
ben og ipur9te BAN, bpis Ssn ban
ror. 6un f%ortalte ba &abens 6is
itorie, iaa sobt Tom ban fenote ben,
Dc ligelebes ON @runOen til, at ban
piloe i9lae ben. 9gbmanoen Bah BAN
ba aoa biem % bente tin Mober.
Seq tom ba 6erop, oQ &e6manoen
ipurgts ON nit Raon, og ON ieg itt,.
meOens jeg boebe paa 2anbet en@ang
/ en- lloeirsnat baobe giDet en- rel
Ienbe Ratteln. Gfter at BABE tGnft
mig liot Om tunbe jeg aoot erinbrs
bette. Seq bfeO life lioet for6abIet,
ia ban iagbe, at bet bal BAN, ii
babbe uopiit en- iaa flor @ntfri6eb
imoo. 6an f~ortalte enbpibere, at
2nffen babbe o1ret BAN gunitig, fau
Ran M bar en- sfonomiit uafb9nqiJ
W3dnb, og at Fan bar aldb beo, at
ban M babbe faaet en- Qnlebning til
OF betale og 1engaloe ben 9obbeo, vi
bin Rat 6abbe ubbiii imob BAN. pa
Ssren dllerebe 6nbbe F~ortalt BAN
8runben til, al ban biloe i9lge G9~
BEN. gdb ban os 200 9roner % Bah
cs tilnleb 6ebolbe 9rben fpm et
Minbe. og / bele Serens 9aretib bleD
han beo at unberbolbe BAN.
pa ienere ebers 5aber Itlo etable-
rebe fin 5%orrefning, bar bet for Ser
ffinbs qenge. Ioa Dor 9otte ifnloer Ri
alene BAN, eler ~rettere, bet bar Sub,
Tom beb 1T 5orfnns StnrsIie bruaie
bette Iimple MiObel til at bielpe os
/ Neben.
9erfor, Born" Futtebe gebfemos
Der. .ber ultib oaitfri Os 6erebbils
lig oberfor boabe fattiqe og rise; tbi
ebers 2en biz fomme for eGer %ienere."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

1ib8Ifrifter iamt S~uuIirationer peos
rerenoe Oisie Sinner bill ogIaa bore
at Saieresie.
9aa bet fgl. 9i6liot6ets Snitiatio
bar ben un6ertegneOe &omite bannet
fig, for ON muligt at afbjelpe bette
Sabn, % itiler berfor Ell inbItenbig
0pfor6ring til aQe DANTE Der / Gan
Def, Der maatte i~nteresIere Itg for
tette 5ormdal, ON at Ienbe, 9bab be
matte baDe al %iaaoanne gu6Iitatios
ner, til ct boiltet ION 6elit at aomiz
teens Me0lemmer eqer birefte til
qrel Mot6. Qitor Qibrarp, glefp
gort, Der i oenne Sag repraTenferer
bet ton9elige gi6liot6et Der I 9anOet.
pa bet er at 8et1oning mart at
tunne are en- 8egpn0elie, BIZ Inurz
fig SnoienbeIIe at ilige publifationer
blibe meget p%ddlfgnnet.
Mulige 0u6letter bill blibe Ienbt
til @ranb 9ieip college, 8es Moines,
oa bois mere enO to Gtsemplarer at
en- Bog itutOe inotomme, BIZ bisie
blibe ienOt til en- eler flere at be andre
9areanitalter I @eTten.
81, Qnoerien, PraIt,
1913, 9th. Street, grooflpn, q. q.
Qret MOt6, 9i6liOt6etar,
QItor 9i6rarb, Geip Norf.
s. SIR. Ban, 8ibliotbetar,
Wafbington, .. 6.
Sopbus Re6ie,
Hebutter at ben banffe pioneer".
Omaha, Yebr.
8. 8. 8irtboIm.
9gl. bdnIf 8oniul, San 5rancigto.
Pster @ering Nelion,
Mdnor / Racine, his.
6. 8. u. g~ierregaarb, gi%6liof6efar,
Qitor 9i6rorB, Gefp gorf.
9. Roroentoft, 9raIt,
8iepG oaeee, 9esMoine8, ca.
4Oam Dan, preIf,
1926 Qrmour 4oenue, G6icago.
Is. 3dsmusien, Rebaftor,
235 5iftb qpenue South,
minneapolis, N1inn.
geter 6anien,
&gl. bdnit 9icetonIul,
267 SeOentb Gat Street,
Solt Cafe Gitp, lltab.
3. SBgaarb,
agl. OdnIf9icetonIul og fung.9onful,
Nefp Orleans, Ga.
s. $. Sanion, tgl. bunff aonIul.
Chicago.
9. 9. Big, Brett,
3rinit0 Seminary onb Blair GoGege,
Blair, 0ebrdrd.
8. 6. 9eer6e6,
9gf. banIt ubienbt aonful,
Nep 0orf.
So6n golf. Rebaftsr af Iorblpfet,
562 2tlantic Qo.. grootlbn, q. 9.
9unb6erg, fgl. banIt 9onful,
Bolton.
ariTtian 9iter9aarb, qreIt,
Rin9ifeb. Sopd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11

I'll
neoiatte priier.
gi bar mobiaaet mango gOOe 6iaige
Bigger, fom life er opfgrt / port 8utas
log. Samme iqtses til neOIat pris,
iaolenge Opla9et barer. priierae er
aetto, og gegerne ienoes p%ortofrit, til
0ptaget er uoIoIgt, / ben 0rben, fom
geliQingerne inblgber. Strip meb
bet Iammen. in0en bet er for tent.
O9pgerne betiaes efter drummer.
81. Den btlige g1abbere. @ebliges
boloeHen / 8irteu af Or. 6. @ube,
0ompropTt. 333 Sioer / OmIlog.
Qebfat fra 80 til 40c.
So. MisfionssG tuOier % arititter efz
ter en- ReiIe til Snbien at 9r. q.
@runOemann, tbit preit. 9oer1at
at 5reberit Ipgaarb. 217 @iber /
Omitug. Nebiat fra rs til 25c.
$1.40 til 25c.
80. RaoOens Sorg % Sorgens Naa0e,
9r9bitener af gifbelm girteOal,
S%ogneprelt for Rpslinge Menigs
6e0. grebiteaer paa ale &irtes
aurets Spn@ og 6e[igbage foruben
8 0oublet prabitener. l.. 2. 1104
Siber. Qebfat fra 1920 til SLIGO.
81. 8riitoFer 9altenborf og !6anfes
uterne. !6tftori1t Sfuefpil I fem
Sdnbtinger at Maabalene SboreIen.
1914 Si0er. NeOiat fra $1.o0 til
zoe.
90. Subs Naabe, 9anfer / Iti0e 81
mer at g. so. 6afitrsm. 50 Siber
/ OmIlog. gebfdt fra 60c. til zoe.
SO. @eorg Waibingtons 2eoneO beb
&riftidn 9Itergaarb. 6obeoiugeliq
efter @bnarb Gperetts n2ife Of
@afbington". "a Siber / Omilag.
Nebfat fra 40 til 15c.
81. ariItelige Smaaitpfter af e. ,
meo 6ororo at qaItor 4sI4eafelbt.
6anien. 81 5iber / Omflug. Neos
fat fra 80 til Toe.
90. 9unb 5ornuft eler Sobn PloDs
manbs 5%orelasninger at IS. $.
Spurgeon. 200 Siber | 0m1al9.
Nebfat fra 70 til 40c.
90. SjGlelere, en- popular 5remItils
ling uf %. s. NprlunO. 146 SiOer
Omilag. ReOiot fra 80 til 40c.
81. Mormonerne, beres 9rOfet, beres
Stat og beres GeligiOn, at 9r. Mlos
rig BUD, %oberIat fra Shit. 1873 Siz
Der / Omilag. Nebfat fra go til
25c.
90. 9dnmdrts gobebals. Gn Romaa
ira gamle 0uee at @ilbelm 9Iterz
gaorb. 1852 Siber / Smilag. gleos
fat fra $3.50 til 75c.
SO. grenierne for ben religieie Gent
ming. hampton lectures at Sem
RI 2onguebille Maniel. @fter Sria
ginalens Ste lbgabe pad 9dnit BET
q. Seifen. 239 Siber / Om1dg
Hebfat fra $1.20 til SOC.
100 Jorfgg til en- fort 5orflariag ODE.
ct. So6annes 4abenbdring at st
to Meler. 348 Sioer / OmIlaq
gaebfat fra $500 til $1.2o.
101 Gngelite. ftotTfe o9 irffe 5olte
fange og MelObier. famleOs pg uc
iutte for pianoforte at @.P. Berg
green. 4nben, meget 5oregeoe I'D
qabe. S~noebolOer 125 Sange. Heo
lat fra $1.5O til SOC.
1O2 Din 9onge tommer. @n 4bpents
betragtning eennem firePr9biteae
af 81. NnberIen Sognepr9it. g
Siber / OmIlag. Rebfat fra Al
til zoe.
105 politit og 8riltenbom, en- lid
Notwithstanding af Dit
MsIler. 81 Sioer / Omilug. Heb
lat fra Is til 10c.
JOG Om 8srneIfolen. Gn Gfterlab
Nfbanbling at &riiten Mitteliel
aolb, ub9ipet at 9uralb Solm
SO Siber / DIN lag. Nebfat fr'
DO til zoe.
ITO. Gn Barrels apit / 0anmart!
Stumring, at @ilbelm 9irtebal
II Giner / Smfldo. Webfat FRI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-11
Thoughts by
Miss Johanna Christensen's
death,

NostHta ZOfh 1903, Chicago, Illinois.
BY Chr. Enghauge.
Tune: Nearer, my God, to thee.
Just with a short farewell
Our thoughts shall dwell
With thee. Johanne, dear
Thou art yet near,
For we shall soon thee see
With crown of victory,
Soon we again shall meet,
In love thee greet.
Thou to thy Savior chung,
Knew that He hung
Nailed on the cross for thee -
He made all free,
Bore all our sins for us
Thou did believe it thus,
Thou had it grasped so well,
Did of it tell.
Beautiful what she said
Never afraid -
When felt the tempter there,
Her brought no fear;
For Jesus Christ took hold,
Brought her into His fold
Just by her finger small.
Christ was her ALL
She this and more us told -
Listen - behold:
Had not it yet attained
Perfection gained
But Jesus followed she,
Perfected there to be;
She apprehended it
Salvation great
GrpeIaser I Donmari beiprses
@nI NnnSf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15
BY A PICTURE
West SHIRE Brakeman Identifies RoSSeau
as The Wcuid-bs Cynamlter.

New York. May ia. Il. Skinner head
brakeman on the West Shore train which
arrived from Buffalo at Weehawken at
S:i5 on the night Of April o. has positive
ly Identified a picture of q. Rosseau, the
dynamiter as that OF one OF the passen-
Esrs on hts train. Rosseau with a compan-
iOn boarded the train at Buffalo having
been transferred from the wabash road.
II remember the two men distinctly.
slid Brakeman Skinner "Rosseau asked
me how long his trunk would be kept al
the West Shore without storage charges.
] told him the rules OF the road I'm that
iaatter
"HC explained that he and his com
nnlon were to sail on the French line
the following Wednesday. He spoke excel
lent English. although impressing me as
,ither an Italian or a Frenchman. ! re-
rlpmher that they had considerable hand
baggage and that when the Westcot;
press messenger went through the traiT
they decided 20 keep their baggage In
tead OF having II checked.
n he men did not mingle with other
passengers They went out and took
lgnch a; the railroad station I'm Syracuse
tuJ made no display OF money. They
asked me for the nearest hotel 20 the
ferry I'm New York city and | gave them
the address OF one.
while | recognize the picture Of Ros-
sfau | cannot now remember the appear
lGupe Of the other man. Both were dressed
like well 20 do mechanics and both wer.
apparently OF the same nationality"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15
UNIQUE BROUGHT
TOO MANY PEOPLE.
Portuguese Schooner Arrives at
Quarantine With % More Passen-
gers Than Papers Call For.

The two mast Portuguese schooner
Unique arrived at quarantine yesterday
afternoon shortly after o'clock after a
long voyage OF 80 days from the Cape
Verde islands, bringing a total ships
company OF 56 persons. which by the way
In said to be just % more than the ships
papers call for.
The Unique made Shinnecock light last
Saturday. but was prevented from en-
tering the bay until yesterday morning by
baffling winds Early yesterday however
the wind blew directly UP the bay and
with everything drawing the Unique made
q quick trip OF IT to quarantine.
surprise was In store for the master
OF the craft and the % extra people. how
ever. and some explanations are forth
coming. For n long time IL has been ex-
pected that the various Portuguese
schooners that sailed to this port were
bringing more passengers than the law al
lowed or the ships papers called for and
the local authorities have kept sharp
watch on tne vessels.
The last Portuguese schooner that ar
rived came up the East Passage and is
said 10 have hauled TO off the Island OF
Rhode Island and laid there for several
hours Whether any men were landed at
that time Is not known, but at ali events
an anonymous letter was received n day
or two after by the health authorities,
stating that a considerable number OF
foreigners had been smuggled into the
state
When the Unique was reported at the
mouth OF the bay Inspector Parker OF the
custom house went down in the custom
launch and met the schooner off Conimi-
cut Point and followed close I'm her wake
until she anchored at quarantine.
Deputy Collector Gardiner and pr King
boorded the schooner as soon as the an
chor was down. The ships papers APP
peared all regular to DR.. King and Capt.
Ouvera assured him that the number of
persons specified on the bill Of health
made up the total of those aboard the yes
sci. According to the schooner's papers,
there should have been "a passengers arc
a crew OF nine. including the captain De-
termined. however, TO have a thorough In.
vestigation. DR.. King and Collector
Gardiner. together with Inspector Parker
who had come aboard, went down into
the forecastle.
A search here disclosed man In every
nook and corner. covered over with Old
sail cloth and anything that would con
ceal them, % men all told being FOUND u
the place.
AS Is usual when n Portuguese schoonri
arrives the Unique was surrounded 10y
a fleet OF small boats and Deputy Gardi'
ner detected one of the schooners crew
passing bag overheard and upon inVes-
tigatlng found that II contained jug o
confiscated.
Inspector Tillinghast was left In charge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15
YOUNG
WALLS IS
LOCATED
Young Man Found Working MOI
Far From the Home Rs Mys.
tsrieusIy Deserted.

York. Pa. May l5.-After a mysterious
disappearance Of almost two years
George Walls the son OF Martin walls
OF Pittsburg. has been located In the VII
lage OF Riverton, near Harrisburg.
Although his father offered a reward or
$4,000 for information concerning mm
the young man, under an assumed name
has been working as a mechanical engi-
neer within the same state and within a
few hundred miles OF his fathers resi-
dence. Young Walls left Spring Grove,
where he was working. repairing a inter-
ing plant. on Dec. Il. 1901, ana was never
seen again by his friends.
He went directly from Spring Grove TO
Riverton, where under an assumed name
no procured employment. He knew OF
the search his father was making TO hnd
him. as il was published In all the Penn
sylvania newspapers.
Martin Walls received information
which took him 10 Philadelphia, and
through IT the father located his son at
Riverton.
only a week ago Mr. Walls had notices
Offering $4,000 for his son dead or alive
spread broadcast through York county
He had received a letter from frlends
stating that his son was being held foi
ransom. and took this method of reach
ing the lddnappers.
So confident was he that his son hac
been murdered that on the lOth or tins
month. in an interview he said he haC
practically solved the mystery and was
then searching for his sons body, an'
that the murderers would be arrested
within a few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-15
A WONDERF UL
CREATION
rs THE STOMACH, 1T AF.
FORDS GREAT 0PP0RTUN-
ITY FOR STUDY AND
EXPERIMENT.

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