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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

8rdnbe. - &ur3 por s u6r gez
tern MOrgen entitunb aus ungebli9
unbefannter 11rfaGe i'm Mai6inenz
raum Der Gonfolibirten @as g., Nr.
2708, Salt : Ioenue, Elm 8ran0, tpelz
der S4uben i'm 8etrage bon etpa
$3.50 anri4tete, ebe er sel0f9t per=
ben tonnte.
= Sn Der @obnung bes Srn.
Gbas. McGurbp, Nr. 1923, Norbz
8onbftraBe, erplobirte getern Na9z
mittag um 5 ubr cine petroleumz
lampe, unb Der babur9 entItanbene
8ranb rt9tete S9aben i'm 8etrage
BON $50 an. Srau Mcgurbp tpurbe
lei9t an ben 6Gnben berlebt.
@etraut. = Sri. @lifabetb $.
2ammers, So9ter BON s. 90. 2amz
mers, gr. 1923, Norbz8onbFraBe,
tpurbe geftern 4benb BON Pu1tor s.
Stiemte in ibrer elterli9en @o6nung
nit 9rn. 8. SEP. @enbel getraut.
Nls 8rautlungfer fungtrte SRI. 8duz
lire 2ammers. Die Neupermd6lten
tpsrben in Scr. 1886, Clifton : place,
tppbnen.
4manba Srr's Rauf6. =
WG9renO geftern 4benb lieutenant
S6ps. Green in Der 0itli9en 8oli8eiz
ftation nit feinem Q6enbefen be
f9dftigt" mar, 6Drte er pf0Bli9 an Der
S6ire bes Stattons6auies Elm Sc
rGuf4. gr Dffnete bic Shire, unb i'm
9lei9en Moment fiel Qmanbd Orr,
bic betunnte regelmdBtge &unbin Der
Po~lt5etitdtton, inn in bic Qrme nit
ben Worten: Som, 0u befommft eli
ren plab i'm 9tmmel. 9u bift Der
ein5ige ppli5tft in Baltimore, Der elm
9er5 fitr 0amen bat" lieutenant
Green ma ni9t tpenig iiberraT9t iiber
@manba's ni9t gerabe angene6me
2%iebtoiungen unb iibergab lie Der OBJ
but bes Glerfs SDdel urb bes Reierpe<
ppli3iiten Roa9, Die ale Mfiibe hatten,
fie in cine s3e[e gu bringen, ebe ite fi4
bOr ben neugierigen @ugen Der MGnz
rertpelt ben leBten SeBen ibrer &leiber
bonn 2eibe gerifen bate. Die gauge
Ra9t binbur9 fpu9te bic Matrone
Der ppli5eiItation bor Der 3ele Der
f60nen Qmanbd, bamit btefelbe fi9
fein 2eib ant6ue. 6erte tptrb 4manba
pabrf9einli9 80 Sage freie 8etDfi>
suns i'm @efGngniB erbulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Sparert Sic SIR Gen!

Cine S9a9tel BON Suits pinen err
fpart scs6nen biele Dollars fir Sottorz
Rednungen. Siefe PiIlen turiren uns
ter alien ~umtGnben fdmmtli4e burt
ben Maeen, bic 2eber Ober bic Ginges
tpeibe peranIaBten 4rant heiten.
CT if gfss ktinr gswagtr gfbanPtun9
Denn gesen 8Opff9mer5en, Spspeps
fie, Mdlaria, @erftopfung unb 9auen1
leiben gebrau9en MiGionen 2euts
SMtt's 9eber.YtRem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
GtbiIOtenfts grhfuna.

Cine lange 2tfte bOn 4pplitanten nm
Stelen i'm poitbtenite. - ueber
60 pro5ent 0eutf9zQmsritaner.
= Seine peitere prifung bieIen
CONNER.
qoftmeiiter g. 9abies @urfielb
berGffentli4te geitern bdg &efultat Der
lebten @iDiGbienft=prifung BET tpel=
der bic Ra9benonnten bic priifung
betanben ba6en. Die nd4fte prifung
pirb erft am Il. Nobember abge6alz
ten, unb 4pplttationen f0nnen fir
bfefe(6e big gum %. Sttpber eingez
rei8t perben. 8etanbert baben:
X a I~..LT:LA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

HlI[ lUULuSll'
Gin &nube get0btet. -
Der fieben Sabre ate g6orles Nteter'
9o6n BON G6us. 8. unb Uftnnte
Msier, CIR. 1909, Office QnnitraBe,
fam qeifern Nu6mittug auf fur4tbare
@eiIe um's 2ebsn. Gr ipielte gegen
46 u6r nit elmer 4n3a6l &na6en Dol
BEN 0erfen Der 6. s. @oOb Comp,
Nr. 7OO-7O8, @ibzGarOlineitrabe
cuff einem 9e6efraf n, Der oa5u be-
nubt pirb, ~eiierne Piatten gu Reber'
Der feline Meier fab uuf benz oberz
item S6eile bes &raGnens, als fetne
Gpielfameraoen bas GnOe be1slben
6erumbre6ten, 10 baB iein Sept 5ptz
f6en Sen &ra6nen unb bic 8adftetnz
maller bes 9ebGubes geriet6. Der
&nube ftiirste cine 9iftun5 BON 5tpOli
Sub 6ina6 auf einen 9aufen alien
@iiens un0 erlitt einen 8ru4 bes
G6doels na6e Der re4ten S4ldfe. ST
mar toot, als man i'm uufbo6 uno
i'm in feline elterli6e 8obnung, Rr.
zoe, iOzGarolineftraBe f4affte.
Coroner Or, ailep pirD ben San
Geute unteriu9en.
federation Of Qabor.-
Sn Der ge%itrigen @eriummlung Der
Federation Of 2abor" beri6tete oas
@omite, tpel9es bic arrangements fir
bic SSeier bes Qrbetter : Sages i'm
nd9iten September treffen i'm, oaB
Der n0arle1Apart" tpieber als Self
plaB uuserIe6en porben lei. Die
StructuralSrorW orters" beri4teten,
baB iR fir Is Der ftritenoen Mitgliez
Der i6rer Union auspdrts 4rbeit ges
funben 6Gtten. Die 9eGeguten Der
Union Der ,Retailglerfs" beri9teten,
in Der beute Q6enb itattfinbenoen Ser
fummlung Der Union piirben 400
nel1e MitgIieber aufgenommen perben.
Die 9aIe bieIer groBen Union befinbet
ii9 an Der Gde bon 6remontz unb @oz
monbfon4gtbenue.
po1i5tft 8ebuns' @erbOr.
= 9as 8er90r beS poli5iiten 2apz
renee s. 8ebans bonn n0rblt9sn 9iz
ftritt por ben 9olt3et : G%ommtfGren,
pel4er angei4ulOtgt 1T, ben 15zidbz
rigen Sobn unb ben 17ziG6rigen
Sofep9 0orfep ange6li9 in brutaler
Meiis nit Der Sauit gef4lagen 81 baz
ben, begunn geftern. Die &nipGlte beS
4ngei9uloigten unb Der &ndben beanz
tragten bic Nieoerf9lagung Der linz
ter u4ung, ba Der 8uter nit bempoz
tighten einen @erglei4 ~getrpffen bGtz
ten, Die 8eb0rbe cling aber ni9t bd=
rauf Elm. 4uf benz 3eugentanb mar
iebo9 aus ben &naben peiter ni9ts
beraus3ubringen, ais bic 4ntport
sd peiB ni4t."
s ii etnen guten 3 IN d. -
Gum 8eften beS r9ofpitals fir
S4pinbii4tige" in SOpiOn, 8aItiz
more@gOuntp, tpirb am 1. Mai in Der
nMuiit49aue" Elm CONCERT ftattfinben.
@intrtttstarten iinb gu er6dlten BON
9rrt. S6omas g. @ambel bon g1r.
2017, ct. PuulHStraBe, .unb in
BUTTS 2aben an Gbarlesz unb SAB
etteJStrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

grGFbent bes a~tpeiten &atbs5fpeiges
unterldg, iaete geftern, er piirbe benz
Siebensr : Champagne : Gomite feline
Diem tie .dls Gebnsr anbieten.
ganbibaten Der probibiz
tipnifen.
en- elmer Convention in 6orn's
6oQe an Der WefzNDrt6zIpenu ba<
BEN Die probi6ittOniiten folgenbe
Stdbtrat6s : Ganbtbaten nDminirt:
fir ben eriten Gatbs3peig: a. 8arb
: Or. 8. @ilfon Oupis; 6. @arb =
sSames s. S6ompfon; z. 8arb -
Manuel 8. Goript6; 8. WdrO-Bm.
8. Silt; II. Marp - MiGiam 8isz
riel, iun.; Ii. 8arb - Mtaarb s.
gorinq; 10. @arb = g. Gbpin
Spuin; 20. @arb = Noah S6omas
Sterling.
3peifer @tabtratbsz8e5irf = Sas.
81. @bitehurt.
0rifter @tubtrat6s>8e8 = SORn
81. @ersber.
9ierter @tubtrdt6sz8e5i - SEQ.
s. Smit6.
Die S6. @iniam @isriel, @i1iam
=. 8. Stud unb Sohn M. 9ering itnO
idon friiber als Muppr, refp. dls
Rat6sprGItbent unb GontrOleur rOmtz
nirt tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

bisnte Qnerfennung gu She'll tperben
au ldfen. @s mar bies 9r. 8en.Seo,
Der felt @riin6ung 0es @ereina gittz
qIieb befTeI6en 1T unb nit benz geitrt>
Qen Sage bds so. 2e6ensiaRr erret9z
fe. ST. Oeb mar nt9t tpenig iiber@
raf9t, als er in berr u@i9entrdn3s
SaGe1 erf9ten unb biefeG6e in feitltz
dem S9mude fan6. Die Mttglieoer
bes 9ereins paren bO18Gbltg Dertre@
ten unb Telbft Der 0amenperei1 bate
f9 eingefurben. GO4 grOBer mar
bic ue6erraT dung beg @Gn9ers, als
i9 6r. Sob. Saufe, Der 9rditoent 6es
nGi9entran3," er6ob unb in etnigen
gepdblten 8Drten bic @erbienite oes
6rn. Oct UNI ben 8erein beIObte nrfb
linn einen pra6tbp1en fetbenenRe9en<
f9irm nit PATHFINDER Sni9rift iiber<
rei9te. @om Oamenberein purbe
6rn. Del elm Sting NIT ben SnitiaIen
6es9eburtstagstinbes iberret9t. So>
bdnn fol9te 6toelttas.
r8aperr WGnner9Dr."
Del ,8abern { Mdnner3or" bielt
geitern @6eno in Qdermdnn's 6a1e,
Gfe @Oug6z unb @arolineitraBe, feline
@tngiHunoe a6 urtb in Der barauffolz
genoen @erfummlung na6m er elm
n4+ihpa mi+nIiph n1tF Sin Enmitp
fir ben M&di : @usflug tpurbe err
nannt. 0afel6e beftebt aus ben So.
s. g. S9iGtng, 8. 0rieslein, 2fng.
Qo6mdnn, Sobn Qdermann unb ST.
6upfu. Na9 Der 8erTammlung bra6z
te Der 8erein feinem MttglieOe 9rn.
gonrao Braun unlGBIi6 ieines 38.
@eburtstages cine foIenne Serenaoe
unb cine gemiitbIide 5eier Fanb ftatt.
yS6uGiu : 30 Gnner9o r"
Ser ,S6dltu : MGnner9or" 6ez
f9loB geitern Qtbenb inter 8oriiB beg
prdfibenten Mar Walt6er, einen proz
teft gegen bic 9anblungspeiie Der
n@ereinigten Sanger" in 8e3ug auf
bas 9eI6ent Der Sirma &nabe II. So.
etn5ulegen, unb Der @etretdr 9eorg
6immel6eber puroe beauftragt, ben
proteit i9riftli4 aus5uarbeiten. Bon
Der r6armonie," bonn r8ermaniuz
Surnberein" un6 bon Der vgompagni4
8" paren S9reibsn etngelaufen. Der
8erein na6m 3ebn pafibe un0 Elm atz
tibes Mitglieb auf. Sn Der @ingz
ftunbe, pel9e isbr gut befu9t mar,
fpra9 9irigent Pa9e feline Qnerten@
nung ii6er ba5 uusge3et4nete @ingen
bes 8ereins I'm rpeubObp : Snititut"
am Montag Nberb aus. Na4 Der
@ef9GftsfiBung fanb Elm tletnergom<
mers in Der 9aqe bes @eretn8, Nr.
1922, 6arforb : Qben1te, ftatt, fir
tpel9en Der geniaIe 9aitgeber 6erm.
9Oigt bic 8orbereitungen ~9etroFfen
bate.
9efun9Oerein ~ r o H."
Der @efangberein yNrion" ii6te
geitern @6enb in feiner @~ingftunbe
bic @60re fir bas @Gngerfeft elm, To-
ME fir iein nG4ibes Gon3ert. Der
r@riOn" BON @ui6ington bat Be-
f4IO1en, benz 6efte in corpore bei3uz
po6nen. Cine Ginlabung gum Com
5ert Der n9armonte" fano Nnna9me,
unb 3pet neueMitglieber tpurben aufz
genDmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Srau Breu3eale's gcl6FmurO.
2ebensmiibe Satin zines qrOfeFor5
ftiir3t iid i'm Gong Sunb
BON einem 9ampfer ms Dafer.

%E%t Nv ~
Rspzgort, Is. Qpril. - 6rau
mart6u $. 8rea3eale, bic 81 Sabre
ate Gattin zines 8rofeTor8 i'm Rutz
qers1GDuege in Nepz8run5pid, bsr<
I6panb Montug aus i6rem 6auIe,
uno ou fs an Melan6olie lit, nirO
befiir8tet, baB ie i6rem 2e6en Elm
Gn9e gemQ6t 6at. 9ie @atttn eine5
an6eren 8rofefors erbielt geitern Elm
S8rei6en BON Der @ermiBten, norm
bieTel6e Tagt, bdB Iie auf einem SunOz
9ampfer cine ReiIe antreten poGe,
unb pie BON 9rootbence, &.gS., ge=
melbet pirb, 1T porleBte 0a4t pon
benz bort aus Repzgort su1getrofferen
0ampfer Fremont" nd6reno ba8
@4iff ii4 i'm 2ongzSslanO55un0
3piT6en guton'S g2sd unb Bridgeport
befan6, cine Grau ms @ofer gez
fprungen. S6re Gffettsn, unter 0enen
ft8 Ri9ts befin6et, mas gu i6rerSOenz
~tififation fii6ren tonnte, itnb an 2anO
gebra9t tpOrben. Ra4 Der 8eI4retz
bung 1T bic @el6fm0rberin nit Der
@ermiBten ibentif9.
6aftbarfeit bon ar6ritaeberu.
0enper, Gol., Is. Qpril. = Der
QppeIbof bat cine @nti4eioung ab9e~
qe6en, ipona9 @rbeitge6er, pelde
pG6ren0 zines Gtrtfes reue 4r6aiter
einiteQen unb biefe nidt auf Die UtOgz
li6feif aufmerfIam MAIDEN, baB tie
bur9 qetpaltt6Gtige Striter gu S4a=
BEN fpmmen t0nnen, fir ben GeBteren,
penn CT neuen Qr6eitern ip%toerfdbrt,
perantportli6 finb. Die Gntf9etz
bunq pur6e in benz Sale BON Wtatam
6~plts6auIer abgege6en, Der, pGAreno
er i'm 9ienTte Der n9enDer @as e
electric g." itan0, BON itriten0en
Q~ngeFeuten geI4ofen purOe. ST err
flGrte DOR @eri9t, es Iei INN, ais er
ergagirt purbe, ni4t geIagt tpprOen,
baB elm Strife gegen bic @eieuI4aft
i'm @dnge lei. Die &rbeitgsber per>
ben bur8 Die gntI6eibung fir ben
G6uoen, peI6en 9oltsbauTer erlitten
6dt, fir p%eruntportli9 ertldrt.
- Sn Dem 9oben 4lter BON 102
;Sa6ren 1T in minneapolis, I}inn.,
Trau Mar1 goG geitorben, sic bin
terlGBt 6rei SD6ter. 48 gntel uno 80
ureRteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

GA s. TT e. ia
fragt die @DBS OHe, Die Ihr lRT6TG8kadft HaE'
sossis GHNH@IIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

= Sn Dem 9o6en 4lter 0on 102
sSa6ren lit in minneapolis, 0tinn.,
Grau Mar1 gtoG geitor6en, sic bin
terlGBt 6rei SD6ter. 48 gntel uno 80
ureRteL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
9efdngperein &c / If E NJ
frdn3."

Der @eidngperein r@i4entran3"
belt getern Qbenb in SgnaB 3Orn's
6une, @de 3. unb @ougbitraBe, cine
ie6r 5a6lrei9 befu9te, ieoo9 nur tur5e
9ingifun0e ab, Die Singftunbe mar
fur5, Da es gait, einem alien unb tii6=
tigen Mitelie6e bes gereins po6Iber=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17

*** 0as 8tpeite jd6rIi6e 96auz
turnen Der Surn4Settton bes y2abprz
Qbceums" finbet am nG4iten 0ienituq
Qbenb in Der 6aae itutt, Der Gin
trittspreis fir einen Germ unb Dame
betrGqt % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-17
Vnlitit nnb Vnlitifer.

3tpet 8a9terSg ampugnezGlubs orgaz
nifirt. = Die republitanii6en
Warbegrefuttben in 8erdt6ung.
- Nominations zgonbention beute
Qbenb in Der rMuIifz9aGe." =
Stabtratbs Oiitritts<G pnbentipz
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-10
Reforms at Hilo.

The Board of Health yesterday
afternoon adopted the following
recommendations as TO reforms at
Hilo:
/. That the government physic-
ian at Hilo be sent a copy OF DR.,
Pratts recommendations for making
the Serrao market sanitary. with in-
structions to have them carried out.
2 That the president see the
superintendent OF Public Works
about necessary repairs to the hos,
pital
3, That the peat house be fur
nished so as to accommodate four
patients,
4 That the resignation of Veteri-
marian Jones be requested.
.. That the waIling in of the
ditch through the Asiatic quarters
b, referred 70 the Superintendent OF
Public Works for abatement Of the
nuisance,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-10
Good Legislation is Improbable.
Continued from LIST page }

up on this mouey business, and the
Democrats will take advantage Of
their demoralizsd condition. 1t
gives the democracy the best pos
sible opportunity of giving the
country an object lesson on the
blessings OF tariff reduction as a
means Of keeping all this surplus in
the pockets OF the people, instead OF
fighting over plans for getting it
back to the people after taking it
away from them for the behoof of
the trusts and monopoles Of the
country.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-10
Another Suggestion.

Honolulu has determined to rid
herself Of myriads OF empty tin cans
preliminary to measures for freeing
herself OF mosquitoes. Why not
import innumerable small boys and
as many inoffensive cur dogs and the
thing is done.-Call
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-10
Passep gers Arrived.

Per stmr Mikahals, Sept 9, from
Kauai ports -Miss Il Williams, DR.
Hutchinson. A Bombe, vile and
child, Miss Rycroft, @ Bieret, j
Howard, Master D Kealahula, All
Wab, G M Rugg and wifi, Mrs
Regg, D X Watson and 100 deck.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-07
kNowiNa FIRE HORSES.
How They Learn TO start With the
JiRger aud Get the swing.

The intelligence Of FIRE horses is we.!
known. a most knowing animal OF
this kind is described by Sewell Ford
In Horses Nine" The author says Of
him:
Other things besides mischief, how
ever, had Silver learned. Chief Of these
was 20 start with the Jlgger. Sleeping
or waking. lying or standing. the sum
mons that stirred the men from snor-
ing ease 10 tense. rapid action never
failed TO tind Silver alert. AS the bal.
ter shank slipped through the bit ring
that same instant found silver gath
cred for the rush through the long,
narrow lane leading from his open stall
TO the poles. above which. like great
eouchant spiders. waited the harnesses
pendent on the hanger rods.
Once under the harness Silver was
like carved statue until the trip strap
had been pulled, the collar fastened
and the reIus snapped in. Then he
wanted 10 poke the poles through the
doors, so eager was be 20 be OF. II
was no fault OF Silver's that his team
could not make two second hitch.
With the nrst strain at the traces his
lmpatience died out. A sixty foot truck
starts with more or less reluctance, but
when once the tires caught the car
tracks Silver knew what TO expect. lie
and his team mates could feel Lanni-
gan gathering I'm the reins as though
for full stop. Next came the whistle
OF the whiY II swept across their
flanks so qIickly that II was practical
ly one stroke for them all. At the same
moment Lannigan leaned far forward
and shot out his driving arm. The
relns went loose, their heads went for
ward and, as II moving on a pivot, the
three leaped as one horse.
Left to themselves, each horse would
have leaped AT a different instant. IL
was that one touch OF the lash and the
succeeding swing OF Lannigan's bulk
which gave them the measure. which
set the time, which made II possible for
less than 4.O00 pounds of horsehesh 10
jump n fye ton truck up the street at
a four minute clip.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-07
APHORISMs.

Contentment gives a crown where
fortune hath denied it.-Ford.
Constancy Is the complement OF all
other human virtues Mazzini.
lie who will not take advice gets
knowledge when trouble overtakes
him. Kutiir.
The more one speaks OF himself the
less he likes 70 hear another talked
of.-Lavater.
The readlcst and surest way to get
rid OF censure Is 20 correct ourselves. -
Demosthenes
Character and personal force are the
only investments that are worth any
thing. Whitman,
'Tis not your posterity, but your ac-
tlons, that will perpetuate your NOM
ory Hutchinson.
Calumny would soon starye and die
OF itself II nobody took II In and gave
II lodging leighton
Ciyillty is charm that attracts the
love OF all men, aud too much Is better
than 70 show too little Bishop Horne.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-07
e44<ss&4&4~414es4S
. PERSONAL MENTION. .
4A%44

Jesse c. 5sraar is as-s froH Nars-
era
o r s.-sa Is acre trg= Fr
Worth.
AIae1 Re-1is Is he-s from Paai'
Waller
w1uia= ye1hrsa1 IS IN ne eig
froE Dzllss
a z. Baker Is here today frs@
sOgfk NcAleEfe-
c. r. R2vil.E Is Il re city to@ay
frDz Oki1soza Ci;T;
CO-nzsissio1er 3. y Ts1bot - Il
fas city tssag ffD-. A6s-
= - Holzs1. CO.. zza q Pror,
saoe. 70 a1 fss CITY to5zT.
gsegs gosn @ NiL a. att0rney q;
Crsearlis. TsE2s. IL IN he citY.
/ r Nsso1 Il g.Ei n frO- Chicks-
ga snf Osher Bso1iiS On the rosf-
J. J. Dzbbs. formerly a Ardn0fe
merchant. nOv o; Dallas. l. here 70
day.
Prof =. 7. Bsctoi u ETersreen.
TEXAS. 30 IA the city and all atte1d
ne se~sion q the sumner normal IN
fhia city ne1t mO1ih.
Chas r. and Aier Jones. furniture
dealers o. DenisOn. Texas. and broth.
era a c. r and r. A. Jones. furni-
ture dealers q ibis place. are here On
a visit
NrL Mar Pate q stephensyille.
Tex. and Mrs. Matte Andrews Of
Mckinney. Te1zs. are Ia the city Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smart and brother. J. y. Smart.
George Hoyer Of FosiOria. Ohio. ar
rived in the city this morning and Will
visit his sister. Mrs. John Hoffman.
her husband and bis nephews and
nieces. Mn. Hoffman had not seen
her brother for twenty-five years and
when the train arrived at $40 this
morning and Mr. Hoyer alighted,
quite an Affecting scene took place
between him and bis relatives.
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! O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmers. Thursasy. Way 2. 1903.


Approaching the generous trade Of
our advertising merchants. for their
good We wish 10 make this statement.
In order 10 receive a change Of your
present ad or insert a new one. this
once must have notice OF the fact
twelve hours In advance Of Issue Of
paper. A. We have repeatedly said
we have no fayoritea. and equal rights
10 all demand that this rule shall ap
ply. II will DO useless for you 70 rur
in with an ad few hours before pub
iicanon Printers are machines in on'
sense OF the word. You can hurry
but hurry up" ad would not please
us nor suit you.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-05-07
The Weather.

Much interest Is centered In the
weather conditions now, therefore we
allow space for a general outline and
forecast
A'..ore-s Showers and threatening
rain.
Palestlne-Clear and warm.
Greenville-Cloudy and pleasant
Light shower last night
Sulphur springs-Cloudy and pleas
ant; light rain yesterday
Little Rock-Rained all night and
continues today.
Hot Springs Rained all night. still
raining.
Shreveport Rained ell night and
.still threatening.
Pine Bluff-Ralned all day yester
day and all uight and is now cloudy.
The Forecast.
The forecast for tonight and Friday
In Illinois, Indiana and Missouri calls
for showers tonight and tomorrow.
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, probably showers. The
west portion viii be warmer Friday.
Louisiana, showers followed BY
clearing weather.
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~. q. ceen le Eeps frpEa Aftugrs
~ car1spsy ff5tn Aisbszz a.
g5si,ing r. Eciapn-
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ne az EeatbeT hst easSss the
farmers u sisco1tnss tseir wO-S
gos Baebeatef - here frD= Lea,
roz.
l.. 0. s=irh ysns V H2rist;s toesY
Bssnsysiiie.
o. soo0sni ~ Ne ar sszftsr -
farmers have lea f0ros1 10 ssoS
Won
oar D>so5is are 80 rsDoTle5 IN .
vsry he4iinY oo1cil0n.
We kS1 . fDe Draysf EosssiEs iasi
nig1t
Lons Grove.
A iizEt rain is fsliirE here to1sY.
vita IL bsdiy nssset
Springer.
ctulee cook. Stanley Bruce and
o1hsrs from Arcr1ore passet thrO1g1
"a route ~ HO1ey creek o. q fahiDg
TIP
hrs. O'Brie1 has returned ffDm ST.
Lo1is. where shs hss been visiting
for he pat DOnth-
r. W. Taylor bas been quite sick.
bat IL recovering
wiley Chit~oo5 snA family from
Davis are visiting The family q J. }.
Eerse
E.R. Pool and J. 8. Wells captured
seven wolves near here yesierday.
Graham.
Farm work II a. q standsfn be-
cause o. ne dry weather.
J. 4. Drury and family have return
ed from Hastings. OK.
Fon
a light rain IL falling here today.
Dgrnood.
DR.. Bates and 9. B. James have,
gone 70 the A. & g. switch west Of
this place On business.
Msnnsyille.
J. u. wilkes t. Son nave solo iaeir
confectionery business 70 J. D. Town.
send formerly of Temple. Texas.
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Weeks. a
daughter.
Quite a number Of citizens returned
yesterday afternoon from TishOmingo
where they have been attending court
John Hughes. who shot his cousin.
Frank Hughes. near here last Mon
day night. had his examining tsial be
fore Judge Gullett at Tlshomingo
yesterday and was released Frank
Hughes. the wounded man, IL getting
along slowly.
Keller.
Miss Pearl Stewart OF Loco Is here
visiting Mrs. Ada Clowdus.
y. A. Pierce passed through yester.
day en- rote home 10 Ardmore.
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John Morgan and family = thls
afternoon for Milwaukee, where NJ.
Morgan goes az a delegate TO the
quadrennIal convention OF the Wood
men Of the World The Woodmen
hold their national convention only
once In every four years. the last one
being at Columbus. o.. where they
were In session fourteen days. Only
three members attend from the In.
dian Territory. John Morgan az dele
gate and N. A. Gibson Of Muskogee aa
delegate at large N. B, Maxey OF Mus.
kogee being a sovereign ofhcer. he
also attends.
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DEATH OF MRS. Lee cRucE.
Its sUddenness Came a Shock 10 Al
In Hrdmore.

lts sUddenness Came a Shock 10 Al
In Ardmore.
The entire city was shocked this
morning beyond expression to learn
OF the sudden and unexpected death
OF Mrs. Lee Cruce. She had been 81
for some two or three weeks with
stomach trouble. but her case was
never considered dangerous until late
yesterday evening when a sudden
change came for the worse and de-
spite the most skilled medical atten-
tion she gradually sank from 7
O'Clock D. m. until ~ o'clock midnight
when death relieved her suffering.
Deceased is the wife Of Lee cruce
cashier OF the ArdmOre National bank
and former member Of the law firm
Of Cruce. Cruce & Cruce. She leaves
a daughter. aged years.
Arrangements for the funeral cere-
monies will not be made until the ar
rival OF relatives who have been tele-
graphed for.
Mrs. Cruce was a daughter OF Capt
Charles La Flore OF Limestone Gap,
Choctaw Nation. Other relatives OF
the deceased are Mesdames Webb
and Maupin. sisters, Of this city, Mrs,
Addlngton. aunt. wapsnucka; Mrs.
l. n. Turman, cousin, Lebanon; Mrs.
d. o. Fisher. aunt. Tishomlnso Mrs.
r. Il. Chivers. sister. Mannsyille; /;
Mrs. u. w. Carter, aunt, Ardmore.
Mrs. Cruces friends had a limit
only In the number Of her acquaint.
ances ana the family have the sym.
pathy Of all In her sad death occurring
as II did when she had Just reached the
age OF mature and useful womanhood.
hood.