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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
HAD 4 HOT i EN- GAG EMENT.
The Japanese Lost Heavily l'nti Ant,
the Russians Had 70.
Retire,
.tBy Associated 4 pres,s,)

s,r. TaETERsRIRts. March ap''--'s ~
5Emperor has received A dispatch @fsasa {, q
General Kuropatkin. giving q lengt thSs 10 !, I,
fnort from General Nlislltphenkp, dated ]
ut 10 sP AI. March 2sth, Which says ! ls )
Important engagement took place ne'se3
5the townjpf Chong Ju. IN which the tisis &
SLAMS we're defeated. retiring ~ pertsfSsi y
order. s i@ ,g Y, 3, !. !, 4, u
ira Russian losses arc not stated. CAV
airy and infantry on both sides we'es
engaged, Tho Rpsslilns occupied 9 com n
tnlanding position, The japanese fousiits
rallartly, hut owing to their henYy losses
Wore unable to occupy tho position 2 hais-s ilsf
aoned ny the Russians. #
General K,lropat kin, s. report IS az tntss s
lows: II have the honor 10 respeass q g fsslly
communicates 10 YoIin Majesty tina reys
5port of General AIishtchenkn dattxis
March asth 8at 10 I9 N vi hish sags; ssss
.For three consecutive days small on.. y. !,
snosts ATTEMPTED to draw the Iapat tLeAs
~ waIry int action. but their pa trol. ]. 4 flor
l,sor.tnct was ablished, rat tired bsyos,d
ciong Ju labout fifty niles r.orth hxEsssx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
Y ! FOR
RO(DS EVE!'.|,'||''' /
Illinois Gong p 0eNote's 't,'s 8
Whole Addr ress sto PriesiiT NJ
~ dents strenuo
GOOD Dem oCRATl T e ISSUE IS lJII !:
SIt Would BE- Theod dore 2oosc-- o's'e;-
Welt: All Could Unite on I'll Fllis. s;.s.
Si Man Unsafe.
fRy Associated Press.)
~, ry,.as y. Z & ,,1,a t1DS, a 0evOte

t WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2o.--tor
tho want of speakers the general debate
on tho sundry civil appropriation bill IN
the House to-day was closed several ''' tlli
hours be fore tho time greed or. ana 8
tho I tho bill was read for an, ,endment n d I.
seventy-five pages were dis disposed poses Of y,
the only important amendment 4 l ad opted y; "
being one providing for an initia Is g p
preparation Of $4,000 for t1e compilation Ip
Rof the Capitol building accordlrg to atE THO .
forginnl d desi gll: d |, Y. ,,,, !, 4
- Mr., Campbell, Of Kansas. and Ati,3lNlll WI
lIian1s. + of 81 Illinois, We're the prlncipal 4
speakers to-day, the former q defendlnI
tho tective8 tariff policy Of the gltepnlp- ll
slican$ apa rtyE and \, the latt ter dellou
tho Republicans for falling to lnvesti-
gate the Postof1ce Department Alr.4NYi "
klIams declared tho failure OF the Rtepub,
slicans TO Investigate the Postoillco pc. !le
8partment !" has made the public andnis tIls
Socf this administration aSv very Important
issue sIn 8 next c;mpaig s 2 ~ ~ one
lie sail, could 5readg tho report g & Inc
robbery and arceny II, the tofllce l}e.
partment and tlio reckless and NOTORIOUS Sf
methods with which they had been q.
lowed to continue without fixing some
Sresnonsbillty on 4 the head of that de-
Spartment, When, he said 4. I'VE see these
( serious charges against the l'ostotIlce
Department., the General Land Office and
stho indian Bureau. With the Republican
2nartygon guard at avery door that leads
$into these chambers OF public nj llndels'
refusing ndmittunch to the people S rep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
ID[W7Y.ER GOULD NOT
.DOW'N5BENNIEJONES
Newport News Featller-Wcight
Wrestler Too NNiry for&tllc #
Professor.
Especial to Tie 'rimes-Dlspatcl,.

Especial to The rimes-D -Dspatcll) G2$s
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March 2s,---
AIichanlE II. Dwyer. of Richmond, the mid
die weight champion wrestler of the
world faled to throw Bennle Jones, the
local father weight, twice In mn hour AZ
tho Academy sof Music tnEnight
II Dwyer nut the little fellows > shooulders
to tho mat at the end of thirty-fO,lr min
.ules. Iii tho last twenty-six minues all
of the professors efforts were II, vain.
iiDWyer acknowledged to the crowd that
he was IN bad shape as tho result Of his
bolt with sharkey In Richmond Monday
night. Tom sharkey refereed the match,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
DUlCK-SHOO1ERS
WERE DROWNED.
Entire Hunting Party on l.ak;e.
Calumet, Chicago, Perish
in ali Instant,
S(Byi Associated Press.l

u
CHICAGO, March %. IN our men We're
drowned In Lake Calumet 5by the cap-
sizing ortheir boats while hunting ducks,
Tho dead: S5sS 4.
iTINIS ESLINGERI.AND.
n ABRAHAM Sill A
III PETER FIETRSNA.8 F.
JOHN FBRANDT, " s H
The men were In tWo rowboats, two
men being III each boat A vory high
wind was blowing over the lake to-day.
and the water was very rough, he
men wcre seen from the shore to rise
In their boats and fire al u flock OF
ducks that passed over them. Just as
they fired their boats Went over, snGd
all four men were thrown into the water.
Joseph Vousht, watchman Of the pull
man Company, md Edward Frazler,tla y
Fisherman, hasteneJ ont to save them
.lf possible, hut when they reached Tho
spot where tho boats had capsizcd all
Of the men had been drownetl. The bodies
were MT recovered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
Continued on seventh il'l5l lrage.al.
YOUTH " KILLED J. !. /, ]! BY B
HIS FA'THER-IN-LA
Latter Ordered Young Man Out
ofNBuggy and q Shot q, sEi Him. ...85
tSpurlled His Body.
f5lTilr,v l79 ( A,s,;sr,aciutofl q; a,I FFess.l 81 |.

Fa q 8ss (By Associated Fressl Y,
& .PEARso March ss9'T-NY alter alt
No Neal was sho q and lSillcd this morning
lrrssar nea here by Henry Cook, MS fatller,ln'
Law, .s,I II II h X. |s
Tho Killing was Tho finale Of q flnarrel
that had been nursed by the two men
for some tlnb,. Cook met AlcNeni and
ordered hin, ont Of his buggy, AlcNeal
1omnlied, wlereupon Cook drew his res
Jyolyer5 and fired three times, Al Of J be
shots taking effect. Then Coos spnfIeal
sAicSeal's body wlthshis fool. e'ook 5lels
tho sce1o, going In the dlrectlon |. g =
gI1ougl lass, presumu ply 20 surenuep - !. NY
uuthOrltie les, It ri 2.a Gf M " ~ Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
School c Conso olidatiiolnr.. lr
Continued on Third 3Page.)3

Company, OF Mount Airy, n. O., which
prSSSss ha hsrsifao af nlS @
Fiat Union wages shall bn paid for tho
customary eight t-,hourPda of the trade.
The settlement closes n ;l.contentton which
more OF. less alifected granlte-cutting IN
the bnilding trades IN practical " every
city along. the coast from New York tp
jIolorida. 1'he contention arose over the
seonpnny's refusal. to- recognize tho union
and union condlt tions, y 43 81 AZ HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
w IiI1 IN M r.
gSCHOO II 3 ) CLOSE J ! !. I J! !;
FOR THE LAUNCHING. \ lGl:i.

.---- y Il -.

s a'1stcSpublie schools of3RichFl-.s X,
$3't4ontls,yill y y 4 Tuesday 4; IS
and Stcac 81 YE' ,Yl,o ,s.I' So s'
desire may attend the launch 1 inch
ing ofthe Virginia at 'at,3 few W:
port lcws- lS,t
s1'his decision, icl,s3Svil|llSs
delight uneireds@ Of children:
and many 8 row., e folks, s, was AS
reached sb3 n'bers 7. Of, the the
School Board at 81 conference
Slleld yesterday a'ffterilooi,. The The
schools therefore close g.
ato.t1orroW night not \ o. csa,l
sumo nc work Until next We'd " e;ylI;9
Snesday. Nearly iallBofst sthcsspritrll;-.ss rl;-.s
$cipalssand stsac,ll11ers an Il great .!s
8nurlbcrS Of GLARS s,Sil at! at!
tend the Slauncliing
Tuesda llsbcl a legal I, g hol h1lorIlss 3
siday, under special act Of q v tile lt;.
General en1bly, and ant: N banks bank Ss4
& and State offices, as vel vel, q! as s,
the schools, will be closed. 48SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
GENERAL Will LIAM II. PAYNE.
{ General William II I a,yne oin$ss9 'lr 81
Confederate Colnr des on q
thee Others Side.
END in PER7FFEc / & ! PEACE. = \ +
After l'eeks Of Intense ( Ss't'i1 Suffer- stT
i,,g, QUIET Came 3 B 4 efore,s tile. the
4 D eat Ii II Oh r.s u


bgSSf From our Regular Correspond lent
ss WASHINGTON. D. NJ rch s9.Tien- zen,
4ra,l william II. !. Payne perhaps the the most most
celebrated general officer Of the Confedef-
ate army living In virgl lnia wit the ex:- S:
ccptIon Of General tzhuE zee died At
his apartments in the Gloucester III stl1ls 'l,:
city at ii 80 % clock this $ncIairg s.
Deaf Death had been momentarily expect cte d
Tor twenty-four hours, and there Y had had
been no hope OF recovery since Friday: fil.
Mrs. Payne and their five sons and ant!
daughter were with General Payne when her.
he breathed his last
Colonel Thomas Smith. of Alexandria. ll
who has been In constant attendance at
the bedside OF the old soldier for nearly 1!;a
a week. was also prescp Sand General : q J
F,tzhugh Lee arrived a the side OF his his
Old officer a few minutes before he end nd
came Senator Daniel had Just le tH q / tn the
house 55} ss8 M S 5s .33.
End Perfectly Peaceful.
The end was perfectly pea accfll.a
General Pay1e @ had been unc conscious $
s5for several days Once; ;s or s twice Il here here
seemed to be flas hes conscious ess u or
what was go!p s. OH round him, ;lne l lle
I appeared toSrecognize Soma or Da mel OH
one occasion when he stood over his his
bedsId &. But he was kept undcr the In
i fluence q opiates all the time and s 4 his
mind wandered constant Freq uen.ls y
he appeared to be fighting some q of his lii
many battles agaln and once General Les l'9!
heard him sa 81 something about Fitz Lee Lee
lin tones that ind icated thai the old wa r.
lror imagined that lie was in the ~ mlast lt'
ISofgthe clashg I'll arms. . "a .}t "a
8S But for twelve hours prior to death
General Payne la q appeared to rest more ,
lqliiety. Ills breathing Very heavy a.lt ant
i labored, beearne ore q Hlcul and Il ".
4 Intervals between breatlls became s1l Longer
and longer;Suntil finally there was one on
Hons exhalntion and 5al j was over Z. FIJI
Never Expected to Recover,
Genera il u Payne never e expected III e. re-
Il ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
}sF orr Industrial ~ ducation.s /.


&$ ca aptain C!G$ Z, 4 Yawtel, Of tho Miller
Manual Labor 4 Schoo III llnquestiona bly,,
4theg finest TECHNICAL school in he South,
ssnd one ranking with the best In the.
country was tho first spea ker Captain
sVawters has been giving his time to- the
State without remunerationasiH ID making.
of8the Normal sund Industrial School an
Institution adapted to the needs of the
lie gro. and he has also ntribuhed val
Ellable tions 4 as s.to the 4inallgnra-i
stiopg o q manual 4 training and industrial !
education into thespublic schools Of the
State. His address last night was along
the line Of introducing Industrial cduca-
5ton into the public schools: and was a.
Spiain; practlca1y talk. "A III e does IA not aim
fatf tile ornate nor the nl,srel v en- tertaining
lin speech, but is one of the e,sti practir
cal educators In the State. y convinced
Ills Il hearers last night tia t88a8 Instruction
i1Emanual' training In the piIbl ic schools
was entirely feasibla and rractical. He
3djscouraged the IDEA 9 + lin t1,rtaking TOO
4nnch,# advised rather making a Il begin
ming and grad ual rs developing the work
srntilitf could be introduced on o. broader
iapu more. conlprelle llensive sea lie. ;3$ IA
School Cons olidation.
John Stewart Bryan sp q especial
IN n III satl vecncy2 o 4 the extension OF the
work of y school corsol idntion, and the
|fbeneflts that may het xpected tlersfrom.
/ From his own observation, 4 hos mentioned
|fspcciftc cases OF tho improvene of Sin,,
structioniand the extension OF the school
term without hardship to- ny one us q
result Of {consplIdnt ton, NJ & Il I3l.yan also
( defined the Inference hetwcel fed ucaton
|santl instruction. and dvocated education
that swor)l stimulate tlsa boys and girls
|EtosaS realization Of tho du ties OF nitzen-
E3ship and the greater possibtl ties opened
lyoEelucnteds mon mud women lie spoke
with great; fluencX {pna l,an th,lsiasrl nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
RACE TROUBLES
QUlETEDa j DOWN
5gerent Hunlllor {
n 5(Isy Assoc.l,lted rress.)

(lay Associated fress) 81
s& II ouSTO n .i,, March g. TT he
mann ger OF the lumber mills at silsbeea 1'' 9
tn,pight stated that the race trouble 2 :
that point had Quilted down, most Of & ths ''
negroes having fled when va arilke aenlo e ~ ~
stratioRs were made. 81 3s 81
They had considerable friction at nat
point, several white men being robbed, ana
the homes Of the ne groes; fired, iElle mal,.
Bulleck, who was, ambushed ana shot by
negro footpads, died this a fternoon or his
wounds. The other. two wounded men arc
getting along we'll While Il searcl was
made for the negroes who had done The
shooting there was NO al tempt to mu-
lest tho other negroes outside Of CLOSING
up n blind tiger. AZ II IL .,3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
! Parker Gets Almost All,
4 (By! Associate Pres

"a by Assoclated 9ITess;J
b BUFFAIsO. March 200 the twenty
four delegates to tic Democratic State
lnon,yentlon chosen at the Erie county
tprIllnaries to-day, twnnt ty-one are In
stirllcted & to vote for = I'D 30 Alton ..
Parser for tho presidcnt tlal Snomina, z, lon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30

IyHleSrQlspatcn)
a IS, March l.wDr.
stQfS OF the lJlghlanH
RESIGNED his pHlpit
and graduated from
II tho class of 1885,.
from tho Southern
Seminary ialid re-
idlYinity5deg from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
Railroad Superintendent Killed,

DALLAS. TESNAs, March o. special
to- tue News from Marshal SAYS; El iJal!
". Campbell diylsion ts,lperlntendept. ~ Z ot :
ctiity. was accidentally killed IN tho rail-
road yards here to-day, being callE Ehtt
between twp moylng cars and nrnsne1i ri
business for many ysurs and Wos ldel'
,kno Wn, f{ si{tl lsst e. TX Ej
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
Victory for the Union,

81 (3y3 Assoclated FIessJ
lNSPrs1N March Nata9!,,ai y
lSntters National Union. to-day effected ,a.1
q settlement ~ lth the Alcunt q Airu llita
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
& Or, George w. Quick Resigns,

(SI1ecial to The
sPRINGEIELp p. N
George w. Quick, pa
,l3aptist Church has
a.fteJS sixteen years
Matte Of Klchnlonds
Rlchinond Col lege
I1e q lsosI graduated
Baptist 1'heol0glcal
Gel we'd tile doctor Of
4 AcAlll0nd Col leRe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
General,

severe I hoqg Y ]. IIa /, ir ], %!s! y;
Sf a' 'the Report Hen Telsio q s,is9es ii
Japanese were successful g to- the extent
II i'o s,Sistsh wise htraanping tlie Russan eet--
Great snpplalIsn followed the read ng !ot {
the report iii tile Z y let, and all members
piedEed moral and llliansial sHnpeIt j !, 4, e
yvar--l Illinois a9 9congressmnn. consumes
much tins, in dggin at Roosayot.s saying
gerous ill any time; says ~ Democrats I :
issssV- biss aaIe,lsrolsWiillam II Payne sAstlH,
guishcd Com ledera te nti tilce cerb dies In NYaslls
lhSssl fahsFal 81, y,, U bs
offered III Congress looking to 1Penilig
M m thsy /, wealth sagtl1y Y
in. Georgia shoots young man down and
Eleks s. il l!Is bod o. Il g SSaT]ipt s ]a
MsIElaan, much t9 the dlsgls,ta, Gf
nay the price Senate spends d NJ lon
general appropriatlon - ationil
ft,anttpl to be completed q ster the orlglnal
Sles GIL x d 7lS 4 fit \, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
SUMMARY OF HE8 AVS NEWS N'E! Us,
f,rheSWc.;althe:.rt... :.t.

ne 8SHVc VcdIllc sS8l
WASHING ii i;t for =!
9showerss In extreme southwest portIo s.
showers Wcdnesday " night and ThursdaIs;;! "
Nort III lnta-.iTair ednesd
icepts showers lii west port ton " armer;s
THURSDAY showers wa 9n 8. g Goa I,
krest cast 10 $sout st VI
sS The weather IN 81 Richmond yesterday
fp. The Sthermo az % az MD
night. II. 533 s5 Sfs3 ss
81 Z; MINIATURE l .ALs1AN iss
..,,,, J. {. u / y, astisrffhh i1rfh6R. So
E,s sSissa ss'si s:s HsFs|Iss 8
\ Richmond. VI
Public schools to close next sday3 80 50
i tina hIldren md teacher ma attend the
1anshIg the ion
i. King5gand in doing SO makes V 9. 2, s slronE
Y plea for& civic rig hteou rless--- Common
Council enjoys AN in promptly concert
Il gives nut hprit 81 for4 he temerge gency loan
n jtyg Commit te es mem hers and sothers
lea derg opposed to@ nroposiiiIlon,
10 bring national I; ca1np pafEn ma tier into:
&E:taucation Vi Commit ton h,isy DAY.
oittesTs ftsghsI hs
y,rtablc I,s,bIiS meet jig III Iad elplia and
Nlon,rcal Sbs @ hsta ta1 or,
Police ' resc,la} ii no the i was VIC
tim OF cocaine y Injunction graz ted BY.
Judge Magdl lning The pr 9 pesfsd s
Gniled States; eo,i & III Il tes
1ixsd tor the, exa nine S;.s tsaehs 6 s.
fgthsn lihs ss debs Il of Riohmond
fs2and 2,,sfed dead aas bed here In o one day
1Iashi ahshfS' nSa1 Z
may be made to transfer William and
Mary College 70 the state netail from
dIsl G1 eaaH ayne 1e NcHEsTER sileSe dfa 1iaRl R
Neal acquitted of the charge Of selling IL
q,ior to minors-C Casetof Dobbns comes
EIkss-eN Meeting Of Dalmo iSian-F'u F'un-ral
Il OF bIrs. lpscombT bT7-C Clear Wafer Commit
~ DC to mec ~ p lsa ppoin tneHt at action
! road rolling stock. s5s KS
n Virginia.
s48 David White, n Elenrico farm err lay. in
Ills house four days paralyzed and help
less. mn;ap|!on except {; his dog;
4 posllre had SO ex hansted him that he died
2-,T--G small p6x near. e Cuckoo. LIN
v 81 800 worth sof lumber for Seward trunk
4 factory lam BsS 3 ley, white, Of
assalilt on Ills little step. .dauE liter the
\ complaint 70 a he Fnut horltles IS having been
made by. his wi fs.v Neg gro deeantatetlS3 : Y
& SLAYER OF Fireman Run at cli iftong, Forge
To sresu 2, St!k Kip s test Ilony IN Demo
4 ID Dissolniion {. railroad properties ut
Norfolk duo TO fal lure Of com binatl lon5 70
H pay proper ID lstributIo Ion--D y wyer ia ila to
wrester OF aw.port's News, twice jn. al,
4 hollls--A tempt to blow q p Conn ectirut
Il Gslnp npapy' nj ant, vi ynamite---
tobacco ma rko f. N RS. ohm Rohri missing
from her home, s,inI Mtnera l,4g "a, Col
4 orad CHURCH burned In co oul
\ port Increase In pulatlon9 y every wa I'd
s&inathe city hes sna llpox cost NJ lell-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
4 F1apanescs ]; ne ) II Forces Conferred and y
Number Hund ed Thousand. II
Russians 3Massing NearStbysSss VI "
CossAcks 5 EAT RETREAT i h "a q
Japanese Lost E;I Heavily a E7lo'''.', iow-,
AsSever, Day, and Few Honor Claimed, 5} e
New Cliwalngs Incident. Incl

F(speciat Cable to y THE 1'itnessD Dispatl "a en-
\ by r. a. NfcIk on de- % s
SEOUL, Thursday. ylags Chefoo. - ~.
day.-The authoritiessa are daily linoreasitr,s
to con1tr,, catior, be-
twoet4 Seoul ana the north, - e
are are leaving the country except by malls
Mes ssen Kers going north are arrested.
87S Rumors are current pointing VI to ssinsr nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30

CONTINUED Oh Second P,as,co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30
North Carolina.

North olina. A. y.5.s.
\ Governor kyeock \ uppoln q committee
to @inquire intog he I colidI Il on 10 fls tho
5Atlupttc and North Carolina, Bailrpads
{s mora and tinnnc! !a ~. lltig
off In I e receipts of the laal eigl dispetl--
Mechanical c.olleGn to present rama 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-30

Continued on Second Page,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
Fann.Eoster Marriane.

Miss Bessie Edith Foster and Dr. J.
Porter Fam were united in marriage
at 5 o'clock yesterday evening at the
handsome home of Or and Mrs j c.
McNees on North Washington street
QUITE number of friends OF rnc con.
tracing parties were present and the
marriage was one OF The prettiest
quiet weddings in the history of the
city. Rev. S f. Goddard of the
Broadway NJ T. church, who is an old.
time friend of the bride. ofiiciated.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Lillian McNees. The couple de-
parted today for Bonneville, Ark, to
make a visit with the brides mother
thence 10 ST. Louis TO visit the fair
They will be at home in this city az.
Tor Angus 90.
Mrs. Fam rs the daughter of Mrs
VI. f. Foster Of Bonneville Ark, and
her fathcr during his lifetime was the
foremost physician oi the state Mrs
Fam has had every advantage that
wealth and prestige of family conucc
tion can give and is said 10 be one OF
the Tcst educated women in this sec
ton
Or. Fam is a popular young dent
ist who has practiced his profession
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
Ardmore's 18TH anniversary, Jul
oath and 2eth.
Come and Cat.

A subscription list has been started
10 get money for the purchase of pro
visions for the crowd which is expect
ed here the 2Sth and 29th. The bust
ness men have subscribed literally
and they intend to make this occasion
the biggest in the history Of the town
and they expect all to pull right into
line and come. 4 two days pachofa
will be given instead Of one as was
expected at first The business men
of the town say that all who come will
be fed for two days, and they extend
a hearty invitation to all to come and
enjoy themselves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
For Jailer.

We understand that w. H. Norton
of Marietta is an applicant for the
position of United States jailer at
Marietta, and is almost certain 20
receive the appointment Mr.. Norton
is a former United States deputy
marshal OF the town OF Marietta and
is thoroughly competent TO fill the
place of jailer He is an cid citizen
of the Territory AMI is liked and ad-
mired by all who know him and his
appointment win be satisfactory and
pleasing to his many friends and ac
uualntances. G'.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
A Prize Winner.

Little Mildred Whiteman, 1hs "a
months-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
c. p. Whiteman OF Oklahoma City
was one OF the successful contestants
for the prizes given to the baby show
held al Delmar garden in that city
July "A, The prize secured by little
Miss Mildred was a pretty go-cart
with rubber tires and white net para
sol She was also given a blue rib.
bon rosette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
For Good Roads.

ice Robson and Mike German, two
of Ardmore's most diligent road work
ers, left this morning for Mcmillan to
inspect the roads. Mr. German re-
turned yesterday from Simon and
says the roads are in tolerable good
shape out that way but they are GO
ing to put them in better shape and
that a bridge will be built shortly
over the Camp Brown creek between
here and Narsden.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
ToMnsite Notes.

Clerk Masters is at Milburn and
Clerk James is at Hickory today serv-
ing notices OF appraissments,
The, commission will begin selling
the vacant lots at Davis in the morn.
ing add at Wayne on the 26th and at
Purcell on the 27th..
All members OF the commission are
doing good work and everything is
running smoothly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21

Palmer Home Sold.
produce,

Percy Maxwell of Marion, KY,
is in the city prospecting and he and
Lee Cruce have bought the Jake Pal
mer place on West Main stret. Mr..
Maxwell is a relative of Mr. Cruce
and is a practical business man and
Ardmore would be benefited should he
decide to locate here which is very
likely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
I Attention. K. Of P's.

Regular convention tonight. Mat
tors of importance to every member
to be acted upon. Full attendance
desired Visitors fraternally invited
w. T. SALISBURY, c c.
FRANK BERRYHll.L, X. Of Il. & 5
Everything for the horse at Pred
dy's. .
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21
A Zinc Treat.

Yesterday evening 7. J. Ashley OF
Lone Grove presented the Ardmoroite
with a quantity of very fine and lus-
cious grapes. 1t was a genuine treat
to the entire force who hereby heart.
lily thank him for same
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-07-21

Some new things at Boyd's Every
body's magazine the one with the
amalgamated copper story by Lawson
for August lis now in, Ainslee Ar
COSY and the Metropolitan for Aug.
ust are here. If you love pretty pic
lures of pretty women you should get
this, issue of the Metropolitan. We are
adding new books to our circulating
library Won't you join us?
BOYD'S.
on THE WAY TO THE POSTOF.
FICE. 21-2t