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The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

voiced-the prayer of thanksgiving to
past year and of petition that he con-
tinue his care by sending early and
bountiful rains.
When the banner had been escort
Cd back into the church and deposited
at the left Of the altar the congre.
CATION surged out and a merry scene
ensued.
With chatter and ordinations and
infectious laughter, the people moved
about in ever-changing groups. No
one was greeted more warmly than
Don Thomas Larkin, who took this
opportunity OF introducing to the
people from the country his latest
protege, Alvin Rodgers. The old Cal.
ifornians accepted the newcomer
warmly, as was their habit. The
friend of Don Thomas Is a friend of
mine. My house is yours whenever
you wish to visit t."
The stranger accepted all degrees
turbable calmness. and finally at,
tached himself to the group in which
the Diaz family were chattering.
AS the vans started, the population
of Monterey scattered to its homes,
accompanied by all the country peo,
pie who could possibly remain over
for the evenings fiesta. Ramon Cas-,
| tro Joined the Diaz group, but had To
! content himself with walking with
| one Of the sons, while Senior Diaz
marched Rodgers of just behind Car
mencita and Francisco.
The old senior had taken u fancy
to the young American. In the two
weeks since Rodgers arrival he had
invited him to his home every day
| With the exception OF the father and
| C%armencita, the Diaz family felt un
comfortable under the cold blue scrut
my Of the stranger; but, as Califor
mans, they did not withdraw theiI
hospitable attentions, Carmencita
feeling the disapproyal of her fam
lily, showered favors upon him. AND
newell, at first he came to practice
speaking Spanish, and later, he came
because he could not keep away. The
brown eyes haunted him when away
from their presence-now mischiev
ous, now daring, now languishing
now sparkling, but always impellins
him to gaze into them-into them anC
on the softly curved cheek and peta'
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

Senator Hansbrough introduced a
bin which, by implication. repeats the
timber and stone act, under which land
is now acquired at $3.50 an acre re-
gardless of its real value. The meas
ure IL intended to cure defects In ex-
listing laws, put a quietus upon specula-
ton In public timber lands and an end
% the frauds which recently have
grown into a national scandal.
II wal referred to the committee on
public lands, OF which the author Is
chairman. The secretary of the in
terror Ia authorized under the new bill
to make examinations and estimates
relative to the quantity and value OF
the timber and stone on the public
r. DIS and to sell the right to dispose
OF the same In such quantities as may
seem advisable to the highest bidder.
This plan IL O pursued In the sale
OF timber on In0ian lands in Minnesota.
The title to the land remains In the
government and the secretary OF the
interior may fix the limit Of time in
which the purchaser of the right shall
remove the timber or stone. The right
20 cut the timber and make II a mer-
G%hantable quantity Is made inalienable.
Senator Teller gave notice In eXecu-
tive session that before action shall be
taken on the nomination of Brigadier
General Leonard Wood. to be major
general. he desired to make certain in
Auirles relating to the nominees mill
tary record. The nomination. as well
hs n number OF others affairs. II has
heen stated that the promotion of Cen
rral Wood will be opposed. and II pro-
Fest Is now to be made opportunity will
Pc Il; en- for an investigation by the
Eorri tee. The senate was in execu-
i've lesion for half an hour. the time
heinz occupied in referring presidential
nominations to the proper committees.
In a Ill introduced by Senator Nit III
ell. the government Is asked to appro-
pirate 81, 1875. 900 to aid in the celebra-
ito n0f the exploration of the Oregon
country by Captains Meriwether Lewis
fnd william Clark. The Lewis and
Clark exposition will be held IN Port
land. Ore. commencing May 1, 1905,
Ind ending November 1, 1905.
Senator Cullom, chairman OF the
committee on foreign relations, pre-
scented this concurrent report:
That the president be requested to
communicate to he senate IL not In -,s
judgment Incompatible with the public
Interests, all correspondence and other
official documents relating to the re-
cent revolution In the Isthmus Of Pana-
ma"
The resolution was referred to the
committee on foreign relations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
HOUSE-MONDAY

The house OF representatives began
the consideration of the Cuban rect
procity bill. Mr.. Dalzell Uep., Pa re-
ported a resolution providing that the
bill reported from the ways and means
committee should be considered to thu
exclusion of all other business until Z
o'clock Thursday, when a vote will he
taken without intervening motion.
Mr.. Williams dem, Miss. speaking
for the minority In opposition to the
rule, declared II was about The most
drastic rule ever introduced in the
house. saying It shut of all right to
perfect the bill. He said that the mi
nority desired to offer an amendment
which proposed to strike out the
"double-barreled pledge" contained IN
the bill.
Mr.. Williams demanded the ayes ard
noes on the adoption of the rule. and
they were ordered. The rule was adopt
ed. 176 yeas to 155 nays.
With the announcement of the vote
Mr.. Williams Miss asked unanimous
consent to propose an amendment to
the rule for q yea and nay vote o.
the amendment proposed by the minor
ity. with twenty minutes discussion on
each side, a vote then 20 be taken on
the bill.
Mr.. Payne objected.
Mr.. Barnes, assistant secretary TO
the president, bearing "a message from
the president. was announced. The
message was referred to the committee
on foreign Affairs.
The house then went into committee
of the whole with Mr.. Sherm.I ~. W
In the chair.
The minority voted unanimously
against the rule. The republicans rot-
ms against its adoption were Messrs.
w. A. Smith, Fordney. loud. NcNor-
raj (Mich.), Brooks and IIogg tCa'.,.
Representative Gaines tTeun.D intro
duced a resolution proposing m amend
ment to the constitution of the United
States az follows:
THE president of the United States
shall hold his Office during one term of
six years an no person. having once
been president either b. election or
succession. shall be again eligible to
that Office"
Representative Underwood tAla) IN
PRODUCED a resolution amending the
constitution by repeating the fifteenth
amendment.
A similar resolution wcs introduced
by Representative HardwiCk of GEORGIA
who also wants section . of the four
teenth amendment repealed.
Representative CrumpaCker. o: In
diana, introduced n bill making il a
crime punishable by death to particle
pate in the lynching of an alien.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
HOUSE


The house was In session less than
half an hour, ar early adjournment
being taken out of respect to the
memory OF two deceased members. The
presidents message was read and re-
ferred to the committee on ways and
the membership of which is yet
to be announced. The message also
was ordered printed. The speaker an
nounced the committees on rules and
mileage. Aside from making provision
for the payment Of mileage of members
no further business was transacted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
George u, Gny for Arbitrator

Minister Powell has Informed the
state department that the government
OF Santo Domingo has agreed upon
Judge George d. Gray of Delaware and
Senator Calvin. q prominent San Do
mingoan. as arbltrators in the dispute
between that government and the San
Domingo Improvement company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
Fitx and Corbett May Fight

1t is stated or authority that an ar.
rangement has private been made for
n twenty-round bout between j. j..
Corbett and Bob Fftzsimmons next May
before the Yosemite Athletic club of
California in the event that Ftz de-
feats Gardner November %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
oma a Man Killed by Cars In Chicago.

Oma a Man Killed by Cars In Chicago.
Valentine Koran, a butcher living in
Omaha, attempted to board a Chicago
& Northwestern railroad train at Camp
bell avenue and Twenty-Grtt street.
Chicago, H., and was killed in
stantly. Horan lost his footing and
fell under the wheels of the second
coach and when he was reached by the
train crew he was dead.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
Dies from High way mans wounds

John Anshutz. the farmer who was
held up by u highwayman and shot
near his home. thirteen miles south
west of Red Cloud, Neb,, is dead. Some
important events are looked for. as 1t
is thought n tangible clue has been Sc
cured toward convioting the culpr!t
who committed the deed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
Lincoln High school On Ton

by the score Of &c to 0. Lincoln high
school defeated the Omaha high school
and thereby earned the right to claim
the state high school championship,
The game was witnessed by 1000 root
ers. $50 of whom came from Omaha
with the team. The crowd was prob
ably the largest that has attended a
high school game In Lincoln for sew
eral asons
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
Hen.bcrry Company In Hard Luck

Bankruptcy proceedings against the
Henneberry company, publishers. were
started in the United States district
court. The Equitable Trust company
was appointed receiver for the assets
of the concern. The liabilities were
not stated in the petition, although the
assets were placed at $3.50, coo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
II. =. Roadmas,er Seriously uur,

Otis Weeks. roadmaster for the
Union Pacific, was badly hu,t at Ellis.
Kan. A rail fell on him and broke
both legs near the ankle.
Mr.. Weeks is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
I. s. y. Weeks OF Lincoln. His father
Is chief engineer for the Burlington
lines west OF the Missouri river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
VII, Wait No Longer on sultan

1t transpires that the latest Austro-
Russian note TO the porte contained Il
specific declaration that a further re-
fusal to accept the reform scheme will
expose the Ottoman empire to great
danger and that the proposals Of tho
two powers must be accepted entirely
and without delay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

The amateur piano player is all
right. the trouble Is with the people
who don't like that kind OF music.
It's a good thing for some people
that the necessities Of life do not in
clude brains.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

committees OF the senate: Hale. chair
man, Gallinger. Hansbrough. Burrows,
Foraker, Penrose. Foster wash,
Quarles, Scott.
A large number OF bills we're pre-
scented and when this order Of business
was passed there was a brief executive
session, after which the senate ad-
journed until next Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

The wonderful thing about a woman
making love to a man Is that when she
Is doing II she acts as II he were.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
Prominent New Yorker Murdered.

Andrew II. Green. "the father Of
Greater New York." was shot several
times at Thirty-ninth street and Park
avenue, New York, by Cornelius NJ.
Williams, colored. who has been ar
rested, Mr.. Green died almost In
stantly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

Remorse is like a wooden leg; II
helps a mar on HIS way, but he can see
where he'd be happier without It.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
Thermometrio Observations
Show That 1t Is Warmer in
Winter and Cooler in Summer
Than the Outside Air.
NEW CARS DUE NEXT WEEK.
They VIII Be Broken In on the Sec
ond Avenue al" and Already for
the Opening of the Tunnel Next
Winter.

Why take a trip w the Hudson or down the
Bay
When It's Just as cool riding in the new
Subway
why travel in winter to q far tropio zone
When the comforts Of summer prevail right At
homeY August Belmont.
Advertising posters of this character
may be expected pom the b~ili-boards
OF tho Greater City and the surrounding
country when the Subway Is completed
and the Rapid Transit Company's
trains are put In operation. Tempera-
ture tests made at sections OF the big
trench which are completed SHOW Tie
management of the new underground
system that in winter 1t is twenty de-
grees warmer inside the Subway h a in
the open air. while in summer h cars
will pierce an atmosphere ten degrees
cooler than on the surface.
"a ride down the subway will be as
god as a trip to Florida in December. =
laughingly declared John b. Mcdonald.
general contractor. to an Evening
World reporter to-day. "In the summer,
say July, I would rather take a ride up
the underground route than board the
Long Branch boat. The difference In
temperature from the outside world
will be q great inducement for patron
age"
Here ds the thermometer showing
made in the respective winter and sum
mer months at the Circle station:
Inside OutblQS
The evening world., 1903-05-28
Jacob AdIer's Excellent Imper.
sonation of Shakespeare's
Money-Lender PIeases Audi
ences at the American.
Is NATURAL AND IMPRESSIVE
In Q Consistent Characterization He
Preserves the Outward Blackness
Of Shyloek, While Showing Him
Less Sinister Than lie the Wont.

Jacob p. Adler's im~personation of
ehylock at the american Theatre is
both natural and impressive.
1t Is to be regretted that this excellent
pctor does not speak the English tongue,
IA order that he might be more gen.
orally understood and appreciated.
Mr.. Adler's performance Is in the
spirit OF a vindication. His purpose Is
evidently to present the sympathetic
side of Shylock, and to Justify the con-
duct of the Jew. While in outward as
pect this Shylock is as black as he was
over painted-a strong. striking picture
he Is far less sinister in design than
tradition makes him.
Mr.. Adler's conception Is admirably
consistent and quietly forcible: Bitter
ness Supplants YindlcllveneSs. Inc pay
ing OF Anton.o's feshly debt is made
more a matter of justice than OF re-
Hatred of the Christian is most sug-
gested where Shylock brushes the sleeve
which BassaniO has touched, but 1t
were easy to forgive his r~epuSnance at
being touched by so unchrlsuan an
actor as is this Bassanio.
OF Jessica's flight mark the first violent
manifestation in Mr.. ,Adler's generally
subdued rendering of the role, and
there is deep appeal in the despair OF
6hylOck as ne SldSseIS tul u inc mousse
and sinks moaning upCn the steps OF
the bridge. .
Even In the trial scene Mr.. Adler is
comparatively contained, though iinc:y
effective.
The support is wofully weak. the
Sortia of Meta Maynard is insipid, and
8e Antonio of Augustus Balfour dry
Ind wooden.
Yesterday afternoons audience was
composed largely OF Jewish folk who
Seemed joyously EN- rapport with he
Siddish star.
The evening world., 1903-05-28

Rapid Transit system expects that the
frgt batch OF new subway cars VIII
reacb here next week. They Will have
to be rugged and the motors mounted.
and already the equipment department
Is taking on m~echanycsh for that work.
The cars will be broken In upon the
Second avenue Division OF the 81" sys'
tenn. as the other divisions have too
cars being used.
BY putting on a night shift of 1000
laborers, Mi. Mcdonald anticipates that
hide will be able to overcome the handi-
cap OF the recent laborers' strike. OWN.
to tie protection from the weather, APP
plications for employment In the subway
tra!nsh are pouring IN from al .
for every Job available. Mr.. Belmont's
representatives have received twenty ap-
plications.
The evening world., 1903-05-28
Need a Dress Suit Case?

or course you do II you're contemplating a trip out of the city over
\ Decoration Day.
You've 4 chance tomorrow to get a rare bargain in one of these handy
! and popular travelling needs. These dress suit cases are strong and depend
! able, neat and stylish looking.
! S1oS for russell leather DressSut S2,95-The Tourist Suit Gases;
~"o Cases, "A inches, with lock stitched all around; English
and kei inside strap; English stitched handles; inside straps heavy canvas
handles. lining
& oS-The Traveller Suit Case, one IS 7S-The Hercules Suit Case of
~"o Of the most popular on the heavy sole leather, lined
! market; strongly and substantially with leather; stitched all around;
made; covered with sole leather; hs. steel frame; fine lock and key, finely
I straps and bolts, fine lock and keys finished throughout.
! handsomely finished throughout. Mh Fhe.E son s. s=A-.
The evening world., 1903-05-28

To-morrow's list offers rare chal
groceries, wines and liquors-wise /
here, where prices and qualities are RI
California Greengdoes, big cans,
12c. and 15c
California Aprtoots, big cans, 13c
Sliced Pineapple, fancy, q lb.
cans. 13c. and 15c
Succotdsh, very fine, New York
State, can, &c
Corn, very fancy. without skins,
can,
Apples, fancy, gallon cans gao
Sunnpside Cdtsup, pints, 7c
Crackers, special-Butter Trims,
Water Trims, Saltines, Social
Teas, Pretzelettes, N. B. c.
Sodas, N. B. C. Ginger Snaps,
per package, &C
Jdpd and Mocha Cones. very
fine, bean or ground, per h., 2lc
Our 500. Aired Tea, Oolon0 or
English Breakfast. per h., Soc
The evening world., 1903-05-28
From the Grocery Store

.es In money-savings on good qu1liI
'usewives do their holiday marketing
hit,
Our &c. Mired Tea, Oolon0 or
English Breakfast, per lb-, ESQ
Wines and Liquors.
Manhattan or Whiskev Coch-
tatls-Sold 1t twice this prics
elsewheres big bottles,
Rhias VIVA from Deinhard &
Co, Coblenz; Ldubenhetmer
or NjersteiHer, dozen quarts, $500
Rye Whtskev, very choice, per
u gal, $1.46; gal, Q0.7b
Creme de Aenthe. domestic, big
bottles, $50, $50
Brandy, extra fine French Cog
nae, bottle, ebc
Cigars.
Finest Ue0r HaranG Tobacco
Pdnetelds, regular toc.
cigar, for 90
The evening world., 1903-05-28
Make Ready for the Holiday!

Who hasn't needs, little or big, to see to in preparation for the
glorious, bright, out-of-door days that the weather-nan promises
Decoration Day and Sunday to be? Who isn't going to call on
Bloomingdales' to help out2 A trifhng few, you may be sure, Of
those who know what good storekeepng and good value amount to.
Our sore-news today deals with items of timely interest, then
to all, for it's of apparel for men, women and children, of outing
goods and summer needs in general for go-aways and stay-at-homes
That the items are of an unusual nature regarding value a glance
will prove; that the store service will be satisfactory and unfaihng,
accurate and quick, your past experiences should tell.
Acknowledging these things, as you must, you should plan to 90
your Bargain Friday shopping at Bloomingdales, as your good judg-
ment dictates.
Store Closed Saturday, Decoration Day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-21
The Catholic Fair.

The fair, under the auspices OF the
ladies' of the Catholic church, is fully
on at the Robson hall and hundreds
ard hundreds of visitors and patrons
call every day and night and help the
ladies out.
Their tables, where all the good
things are spread for those who feel
hungry. are kept fun Of edibles and
al who patronize this department
como away perfectly satisfied.
Mrs r. Herr as general manager,
and Mrs John G.. Sprekelmeyer as
superintendent of the dining depart
ment are the right parties in the
right place. Come out tonight and
see the fine display Of pretty things
in tho various booths.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-21
Citizenship Court.

Washington, oct 2O.-The argu-
ment in the case of L. S. Joins. in
the constitutionality of the
act creating the Choctaw and Chick
asaw citizenship court, and the right
OF 1000 alleged citizens of those two
nations to share in the lands and
moneys OF the tribes, has been com
pleted and counsel for the petitioner
has been granted leave to file answer
tc the demurrer of the attorneys of
the citizenship court.
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PROCLAMATION OF PRESIDENT
Public Interest Requires Assembly al
Earliest Date Possible.

Washington, oct. 2O.-The presidelt
today issued the following proclama-
ton:
BY the President of the United States
OF America--A Proclamation:
Whereas, by the resolution Of the
senate OF March 10, 1903. the approx
al Of congress of the reciprocal com
rierclal convention between the Unit
ed States and the Republic Of Cuba,
signed at Havana on December H.,
1902, is NECESSARY before the said con
vCution shall take effect and
Whereas, il is important to the pub
lie interests Of the United States that
the same convention shall become op-
eIatiyc as early as may be:
Now, therefore, ! Theodore Roose-
welt, president Of the United States
OF America, by virtue Of the power
vested in me by the constitution, do
hereby proclaim and declare that an
extraordinary occasion requirea the
cCnvening OF both houses OF the con
gress OF the United States at their re-
srective chambers in Washington, on
the 9Th day of November next, at ~
o'clock noon, to the end that they may
consider and determine whether the
approval OF the congress shall be Civ
eH to the said convention.
All persons entitled TO act as mem
bers OF the Firty-eighth congress are
required to take notice of this pro-
clamation.
Given under my hand and seal of
the United States, at Washington, the
goth day OF October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
three, and of the independence Of the
United States the one hundredth and
" enty-eighth.
THEODOE ROOSEVELT
by tho President:
JOHN HAY, Secretary Of State
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-21
Mrs. Pyeatt Dead.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. b. Pyeatt We're shocked this
r,oIning when the news of Mrs. Pye-
ats sudden death, which occurred at
$50 o'clock last night. flashed over
the city Mrs Pyeatt underwent an
operation a week ago and had stead
lily improved until yesterday when.
she suddenly grew worse and her suf-
ferings were only relieved by death
Mrs, Pyeatt was a most lovable wo-
man, only 2G years old, and before her
lay seemingly a long life Of pleasure
aud usefulness. Her husbands grief
i unconsolabls and in his severest az.
hiction he has the sympathies OF the
entire town. Mr. and Mrs. Pyeatt had
rooms al the residence OF c. c. Jones
on A street, northwest
Mrs. Pyeatt's parents live at Clarks.
vile, Mo. Arrangements for the
funeral have not been made yet,
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Chicago Grain Market.
Local Cotton Market.

The cotton market opened firm this
rlorning and began advancing in price
soon after. continuing to advance all
day. closing firm. Lint cotton sold
for 8 and y65 today while seed cotton
brought from to $40. The receipts
today will be about 400 bales.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-21
Stock Stolen.

From Coalgate, |. T., one span OF
black horses, 16h hands high, weight
1900 or 1400 pounds each, no brands,
tarefooted Also one light buggy half
worn, red running gear, black top.
shafts been split in center. Also one
TED roam horse, right eye out, 16 hands
h.gh, weight 100 pounds. Also one
b. own mule Is hands high, no brands
+; will give 5000 for horses and con-
s.ction of thief, or $50 for inform;
stion leading to the recovery of the
stock. ~ G. T. SEARCY,
Z Coalgaie, |. T., od. IA, 1903.
NJ 14d6-w4
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Free! Free!! Freelll

The sensational cycle whirl, the
whirlng wheelers. Sensational, nerve,
thrilling and dexterious feats of skill
Double cross and zig-zag with rapid
whirl at break-neck speed. Fancy
Trick and rough riders. Single and
double sweve and sway on one wheel,
attempted by no other bicyclist.
Smallest trick in the world, only 10
foot diameter at top Embankment 80
degrees The most sensational act Of
the age.
VIII be seen in Ardmore October 26
To 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-21

Sidney Suggs. president Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. has sent out
a number of kilograms today. but so
far has been unable to ascertain at
what time the Hearst party will reach
here The latest 9dvice was that the
train was delayed thirty hours which
would bring the party here at 6o'cloct
this evening.
This report, however. has not been
confirmed and it Is not believed pos
siblc for Mr. Hearst to arrive here to-
day. Just when he will arrive is a
ratter only Of conjecture
when definite news is learned the
Ardmoreite will notify the people at
once as far as it is in our power to
DO so.