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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Big Fire at WORLDS Faic-

St, Louis. Special MissGurS
State Building at the Worlds Fair wass
destroyed by fire early Saturday even
ing. resulting from the explosion of AZ
hot water heater in the basement In
stantly the flames shot up through tine.
rotunda. and the north wins lpd CO
in 10 minutes after the explosion T'hc-
loss cannot be estimated accurately
owing TO the temporary COustructjor.
material which has no salvag- value
The principal loss il in the coatcrsi-,
OF the building. The Luiidins cusc
$4,000. and i'm it were ST.. 900 yortiu
of furnishings. the most va'u2blc ~
which were portraits OF al former Sis
scuri Governors and suprs enc i,!dE"s.
These cannot be replaced
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS
Happenings of Moment AS Gathered
From Many Sections.

Washington, Spocial.-John w.
Brownlow, clerk in the Postoffice
Department, who acted as disbursing
officer OF the Department at tho ST.
Louis Exposition, was dismissed from
the service by order OF the President.
Brownlow was charged with imperti.
nence and INSTRUMENTATION. and as he
declined to withdraw his offensive Ian.
Suage his dismissal followed.
brCwnlow's insubordination consist.
OIL III refusing to supply an itemized
sta'emen: of receipts and disburse-
mcnts asked for by Postmaster Cen
eral Payne. accompanying his refusal
with statements TO the Postmaster
General which were considered Of.
fcnsive. He evidently felt that the
demand of Mr. Payne was n reelection
upon his honor.
Brownlow was given an opportunity
TO withdraw the statements consider
ed offensive. but be refused to do so
and his dismissal followed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Three Defendants DISCHARGED.

Wrightsville. Ca. Special.-The case
OF walker. Price. Outlaw. Norman. Mrs
Williams and Mrs. Edge. for the al
legged murder OF Clayton Williams.
previously reported in these dispatches.
was called in court here. The defend
ants elected to sever trial. The case
against Williams was postponed. On
motion. tho court discharged the two
women and Norman. on the ground Of
insufficient evidence. They were. how
ever. put under bond to appear as wit
nesses against Walker. Price and Out
law. the case against whom will be
taken up next week
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Train Strikes Street Car.

Toronto, Special.-A street car
with trailer attached got beyond CON
troll Of the motorman and crashed
through the guard gates AT the Queens
street crossing of the Grand Trunk
Railway Friday night. A Montreal
freight train struck the forward car.
grinding IL to splintcrs. Every pas
seheer on The street car was injured.
TWO dying soon after bei-,g taken
from the wrcckaSe. and ,wo al The
hospital. The dead are:
James Armstrong CONDUCTOR.
One-year-olG child IF j. Robertson.
The baby was thrown from it's moth
er's arms and both its legs were cut
off
Mrs. Minnie Mahaffy, internally IN.
1ured, dica al hospital
Russell Stephens. internally injur-
ed. died at hospital
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Parker Moves to New York.

New York, Special.-Judgc Alton r
Parker. recent Democratic candidate
Tor President. opened law office r.
the building at 80 Liberty strees. il
this city last week. At the same time
lie announced that he had become Il
resident Of this city. that Mrs. PARKER
wou!d join him here and that they
would at once secure n home in this
city. While Judge Parker annoEu cci
that he would not form any law part
ncrship. his new oiT.cc is in Tie suite
occupied by w. T. Shcehan Of the firm
ef SheehaR & Collin. :.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Two Men Drowned.

Norfolk, Va. Special Communica-
t'on over the United States Weather
bureaus seacotst telegraph wires was
restored Tuesday as far south as Mon
teo. on Roanoke Island. y. c. AZ Kin
naskett. y. c., a fishing lodge on the
Leach was washed into Pamlico Sound
nY tidal wave and two men were
crowned. The names We're not given in
The brie; telegram which came over a
Dad!y-worKing wire. Kinnakeet is situ-
ated 5s. miles north OF Cape Hatteras
on small strip OF land separating the
Atlantic Ocean and Pumlico Sound. No
news had been received from the
schooner Myra W. Spear. which strand
ed on the Hatteras coast last week. and
which il is supposed must have gone to
pieces III the storm OF sunday.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Alleged Whitecappers Arrested.

Jackson, Miss, Special United
States Marshal Wilson has arrested V.
Y. Hamilton. Will Evans and Marius
Wactur. indicted in the Federal Court
here for conspiracy whitecapping, the
offence alleged being that they were
running negro United States home
steaders OFF their land. In default OF
bail OF 81 900 each the men were placed
in Jail. They are all white and come
from Franklin county. where reign Of
lawlessuess has been in progress AZ ';.-
tervals for several years.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23

man Is TO be treated on his worth as a
man, without regard to the accidents
OF his position. (Applause) that this
is not "A scvernment designed to favor
the rlch man as such. or the poor man
as such. but it is designed TO favor
every man. rich or poor. if he is n de-
cent man who acts fairly by lis fellows
tCheers and applause) We have grown
10 realize that part of the foundations
upon which our liberty rests is the
rISht oil each man To worship his Crea-
tor according 10 the dictates of his
conscience. and the duty of each man
TO respect his fellow who so worships
HIM CCheerS and applauscD And. oh
my countrymen. one OF the best aup.u-
ries for the future OF this country. for
the future of this mighty majestic ma
ton OF ours, lies in the fact that we
have grown to regard one another
that we brothers have grown to regard
one another, with Il broad and kindly
charity. and TO realize that the field for
human endeavor is wide: that the field
for charitable. philanthr0piy. religious
work is wide. and that while a cor
ner of it remains untitled. we do n
dreadful wrong if we fail to welcome
the work done in that field by every
man. no matter what the creed. onlv
he works with a lofty sense OF hi.
duty to God and his duty to his neigh,
Dor. tCheerS aud applauSC)
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Section Director.
IS Per Cent. Divide nd.

Richmond, Va, Special stock
holders OF the Atlantic Coast Line met
here Tuesday. The action of the direc-
tors in purchasing the Jacksonville &.
South western wes approved. A divi-
oend OF % per cent. on the common
stock was declared. 20 per cent. in
cash and per cent. on certificate or
Indebtedness. payable in January. The
old officers were elected by the direc-
tors. The capital stock was increased
to $50. 1000, 900.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
GAS TANKS EXPLODE
Terrific DetouatiOnS and Heavy Less
Of Property
FOUR PEOPLE KILLED IN CHICAGO
plying Iiluminant Stored in Re-
torts sJnder High Pressure for Rail
road Coaches Completely Wrecked

Chicago, Special-Four persons were
killed and a score of others were in
sured by a series of gas explosions
that completely destroyed the plant
OF the Pyle Electric Headlight Com
pany in South Chicago Friday. The
shocks of the explosions were so Sc
we're that all the buildings near the de
molished plant were badly damaged.
windows were shattered for blocks.
and persons walking in the streets
were thrown from their feet. Over
pressure or tanks containing gas is be
Iieved to have caused the accident.
The dead:
Ralph Wells. superintendent for the
Pyle Electric Headlight Company
Amos Watkins. assistant superin-
tendent. for same company.
George Muehl, craftsman. employed
by the Peoples Gas Light Company
Thomas Jennings. employed by tho
Pyle Electric Headlight Company.
The fatally injured:
William NJ Maloney. blown from
third floor OF building: body crushed
Alfred Cox. internally injured.
Many persons who we're walking in
the street near the plant were hurt by
hyin pieces of debris and were taken
10 their homes in carriages before
their names could be learned.
All Of the dead were buried under
ions Of burning timber and hot brick
and iron, making it impossible to re-
move their bodies for hours after the
accident occurred Fireman poured
water on the portion OF the building
in which the dead were thought To
be buried. The flames were sufficiently
10 permit OF the four bodies being re-
moved fro mthe debris.
The scene Of the explosion is the
old Hyde Park Gas plant. which passed
into the hands of the Peoples Gas
Light & Coke Company several years
ago. with the consolidation of the gas
interests in Chicago. Through lease.
the big plant is occupied partly by the
Pyle National Electric Headlight Com
pany. which is largely engaged in sup
plying illumination for railroad coach
es. This illuminant is forced into
small retorts. which when attached
under the floor OF a car. will supply il
with light for months. In order to
make this possible. the retorts are
subjected TO an extremely high pres
sure. II was such n tank that caused
the first explosion. Without warning
ofiany kind it burst Amid the debris
workmen were blown out of the struc-
ture far into the street about the build
ing. BEFORE any one realized what had
happened. retort after retort exploded
In such rapid succession that it was
almost impossible to distinguish the
detonations. There were nine such
explosions in all, which left the Dlant
IN flames. Hard fighting on the part
of fully hundred firemen finally sub
dued the flames.
The total loss caused by the accident
Is estimated at $4,000.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Boil Wcevil Coming This wav.

Shreveport. Special.-The executive
committee of the National Cotton
Boil Weevil Convention, which assem-.
Dies IN this city December - 10 %.
inclusive. has issued an address to
the cotton growers OF the South The
commission says that the flight OF the
"eeVil during the summer of 1904 has
Deeh iuliy 90 miles, and north and
east, into territory heretofore min.
Tested, and indicates a habit that is
beyond the power of control. The
division OF opinion and interest in a
campaign against the weeyil VIII
bring disaster and defeat"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Could Not Attend.

El Paso, Texas. Special. Following
Is President RoCsevelts letter 10 the
Rational Irrigation Congress read:
Il wish it were possible for me IN
accept your kind invitation TO attend
me National Irrigation Congress to be
ieid at I'll Paso. | need not state to
you the deep interest / feel in the
cause cI national irrigation. irriga-
uon, is in every fact. one Of the mcans
Ior national expansion which IS most
effective.
Wishing you all success. / am.
Sincerely yours.
THEODORE ROOSEVENT."
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Daniels Sentenced to Hann-

Wilmington Special George w
Daniels. convicted last week in Duplin
Superior Court OF the murder OF \Vtu
Maxwell, is sentenced by Judge Fred
Moore to be hanged at KenansyjlIe
January L.. 1905. His counsel. ex
Judge w. S. O'B. Robinson ana S,ev-
sns, Beasicy & Weeks. have given no.
ice of an appeal.
Court is being held over i'm Dunlin
1iis week TO complete the trial OF Dan
ieachey. also charged with murder
Counsel are expected to complete their
argument TO the jury tonight.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
For Railroad Y n. c. ..

Richmond, Va. Special Proaidcf.t
Stevens. OF the Chospea!;a 81 OhbD
Railroad has written the Railroad u
NJ. c. A. here. offering 40 contributes
$4,000 toward the erection CT rtI,-
road Y. NJ. g. A. miidins in ihza
city. The other railroad euicrirIS
Richmond are TO give pr0portinaieiy
ard handsome structure Cor tho ran
ROAD Y NJ. G. A. seems thus assured
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Dan Teachy Convicted.

Wilmington Special. The i,uv in
the Dan Teachey murder trial at Ken
ansville. puplin county. after short de-
Liberation. came into court and return
ell a verdict OF guilt in the first de-
gree. Teachey's victim. Robert Rivcn-
bark, belonged TO weil-ronnected
family in Duplin. The killing occurred
IN March. 1909. at n negro settlement
near Wallace. where Rivcnbark went
IN search of laborers for his strawberry
field
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Southern Railway officials Pronotea

Memphis. Tenn. Specialize was an
nounccd that X. l.. Mcclellan. assistant
general freight agent of the Southern
Railway has been appointed assistant
traffic manager of the entire system
Mr.. McKcllar succeeds l.. McClug. who
resigns to accept the position of treas
urcr OF Yale College. The change viii
take effect December 18th. and MIR. Nc.
kellar's headquarters will be in Louis.
rille. Ky.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
BETTER CITIZENSHIP
President Spoke Sunday On a iigher
Patriotism
ADDRESSED A CATHOLIC AUpIENCE

Anniversary Celebration at St. Pat
rick's Church, Washington, Sig
nalized by the Presence of the Chief
Executive, Wh9 Spoke From Bal
cony of the Rectory to Crowded
Streets-littIe Care For Moral
Weaklings, But Welcome for the
Highest Endeavor by Men Of Every
Creed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
$50 Deer and Elk Sold.

Nashville. Tenn, Special.-About
$50 deer and elk at the Belle Meade
Farm were sold to hunting club in
which Harry Payne Whitney. of New
York, and other wealthy men are iu-
terested. The G-.mals will be turned
loose in the 60,OOOacre game pre-.
serve the New Workers own around
Hickory Valley, in this State.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
z DEAD IN A FIRE
Terrible Loss of Life Caused BY ias
Burning OF d Tenement House
BROOKLYN FAMILIES ARE VICTIMS

Flames Starting in the Cellar az .
Three-story Building Spread Wsth
Such Rapidity That Two itaIizr
Families on the Upper Floors Were
Suffocated Before Seachins tne
Fire Escape-AIl the Gotici Fourv9
in One Room-Two S!rvivort, NiA
Die-Neighboring Tenants Evade
Questions.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
Ex-Governor Thonpson .1csd

New York. Special Hugh s. 1ncmrp-
son. former governor of Souta Carc,-
lima. died at his residence here SBu
day He was born in Charleston. -
c.. in 1886. In recent years hc wa0s
comptroller Of the New Tork Life In-
surance Company.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1904-11-23
w. c. p. erceklnrlaae p:aa.

Lexington. KY. Special William
Campbell Preston Breckenridge died sgx
1870 O'Clock Saturday night FROM "a
stroke OF paralysis sustained WcduT4s-
day The end came peac efHliy. gEe
had been gradually sinking FOR ST
hours and foE that lcnsth Of time tgse
case had been known to be honeiez8.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
a GOOD THING.

on our rounds looking for news we
found being uuluadcd at L. g. Pugh IS
seed store in Ardmorc, l. r., a carload
of cotton seed, and on inquring of
T.. - pugh We learned that il was the
Russels Big Boil Prolific cotton seed.
We are glad TO see this progressive
move This is said to be the first car
of fine cotton seed ever shipped into
the b. l. r.
II gives the farmers a chance to buy
the seed much cheaper here at home
than to have them shipped from Ala.
bama where they came from, and
where the Russels Big Boil prolific
cotton originated.
a few good points in favor Of this
Russels Big Boil Prolific cotton seed
are these: Practically proof against
boll weeyil and the ravages OF other
injurious insects on account OF The
toughness Of bolls and leaves. II ma.
lures earlier, makes cotton after 9th.
or varieties have been killed by
frost; quality of the lint is considered
much finer than the ordinary cotton
and the staple being finer commands
q higher price.
What Rev L. II. Hastens of Tall
GO Springs Ala. says:
after seven years planting the
Russcls Big Boil Prolific cotton ! am
only moro confirmed than ever of IFS
superiority over all other varieties
ana would advise all cotton grower,
10 make no delay in getting a full
stock OF this variety" Saw.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
HANS True MEASURE.


/ r. Robert G l.-Hr-.- places sr
/ Estimate .a man .a -ta .aUau.ul
.-.s .r va.. -aa-e is more truth
THAN poetry.
The place 90 take the true measure
| r. man i- not lu the market place
no amen corner but az his own FIRE.
side. There he lays aside his mask
and sou may learn whether be is
imp or angel king pr cur. hero or
1umbuz care not what the world
SAYS 0f him whether il crowns him
with glory or pelts him with bad eggs
care no, a copper what his reputa-
..ou or religion may be n his babies
dread bis Homecoming and his better
uall swallows ucr heart every time
-he has q. ask him for a nye-dollar
Did, hr's a fraud of the first water.
even though Doe prays night and morn
t.' Doe is black iu fhc face and aout-
haleIuIah tIl Doe shakes ue eternal
Hu.s but 90 hIs children rush TO tho
front gate 20 greet aim and loves owa
sunshine Uumiues tae face of Dds wife
aheu .lo hears ~. football you cam
take 90 for granted that ho is true
rl.l.hIs homes heaven. and tue
never gets that near the
great Waite throne of God. BE may
boo rank atheist and a red Gag auar
rh.st and Mormon and a mugwump
he may buy votes in blocks OF five
and bet on the election, be may Zeal
'om from the bottom and drink bee
'iU be cant tell silver dollar from
a circular saw. and still hes an In
6nitcly better man than the cowarlly
humbug who's all suayity, but who
makes his home a hell who vents
on the helpless heads OF wife and
children an ~ nature be would like
to mnict on his fellow men. but daros
not can forgive much In that fcI-
low mortal who would rather make
men swear than women weep; who
would rather nave ihe hate of the
whole world than the contempt of
bis wife who would rather call an
e,r 10 the oyc of q king than fear TO
rho face .i q child"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
Whittinoton Hotel Arrivals-Cbas

Wilmington Hotel ArriVals-Chas.
R. Burt, Hartford, Conn; J. J. Nc
Dowell, Chicago; a. w. Moore, Cor
sicana; ]. c, Whaley, Gainesville;
Joe Robinson, Marietta; j. l.. Jordan,
Marietta; Mrs. High, Lone Grove;
Ed Andrews and wife, New York; +.
Otto, ST. Louis; II. G. House, Mari
eta; w. L. Hagen, Marietta; A. II.
Stephens, st. Joseph; Chas d. Hazel.
rigg and wife, y. Y; Arloine An
drews, n. Y. Mary Tussy, Davis;
II. j. Hensley, Addiugton; l.. G. Pier.
son, Selma, Ala; T. b. Nash, Okla
City; j. s. Russ, Kansas City: n.
Schiff, Okla City; Searcy Elliott, Fort
Worth; d. c. Fitzgerald, Gainesville;
n. Hanker, Philadelphia; p. Daily.
Okla. City; w. F. Cheadle, GGutnrie;
:. }. Leebeck, Chicago; Joe Berk.
shire, city; S. J. Houston, Wichita;
\. Z. Firman, Dallas; II. +. Stewart
Gainesville; Writ Randolph, Wayne:
W. VI. Hutchison, Wayne: NJ. G..
Sect, Tishomingo; d. b. Lester, Tish-
cmingo; Frank S Gates, Pauls Val.
ley; j. VI. House, Dallas; II. b. Dan.
ak Bcllsyille; \. Cmeton, Chicago;
a. o. Simpson, St Louis; p. d. OIL
Yer, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. p. D. Max
well, Marion, Ky; Miss Hiniard. Den
yer, Col; G. G. Tinney, Boyd, Texas:
y. F. Kelly, Marietta; Cathey Byars.
St. Louis; j. b. Harrell, Okla City;
II. II. Bonner, Memphis, Tenn: c. II.
West, city; f. Maybin, n. Y: c. d.
Carter, city; W. T, Ward, Tishomin.
go; Jay C. Taylor, N, Y; Ralph Riggs,
n, Y; w. II. Evans, Tishomingo; r.
r. Brbwder, Dallas; Elmer McCauley.
city; f. A. Chapman, Tishomingo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
TERRITORY PRESS ,s-EriEo.
VIII &c Held at South M-klests. Nay
r7-Trio g WcrIcs Fair.


AZ meeting OF tie executive com
uittee 20 The indian Territory Pre-.
Association held at south McAlests.
the date for holding the annual meet
Ing Of the press association was ixe.
for May IT, and the place South Nc
Alester. After the meeting the asso
citation Will go TO St Louis fer tn.
fair. The following program has beer
prepared.
Statehood from a publish.
er's standpoint-R Il. Simpson. Tish
omingo Capital
Paper-stopping the leaks-H VI
Butler Pryor Creek Clipper
Paper-NewsDaper Ibel-Fay J..
Crossett Davis News.
Financing the Weekly New.
paper-Waldie Hudson, Tahlequa-
Arrow.
Paper-Co-op.ra''cn OF News1aps-.
C. o Hra.eimaa. OGmu.cec Demo.
GRAFT
PaDor-Haw TO improve our A..e.
ciauoa-W %. Walker Purcell Reg.
lister.
Papor-Frae Advertising ;n1 r.
Abuses-W. G. u. Hiuf- south Nc.
hlester Capital
Paper Bemir'rrence.-E. C. Pa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
Storm at Sanger.

Last night the town of Sanger, on
the Santa Fc road north of Fort
worth, was visited by heavy hail
storm, wind and rain, almost equal
10 a water spout The bridge on the
Santa Fe below Sanger Is wrenched
10y the raging waters and Is consider.
ed in a dangerous condition.
A telephone message from Gaines.
vile at . o'clock last night brought
the information that heavy rain
was falling there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
WANTED

District manager for the North
western Mutual Life Insurance com
rany of Milwaukee, for the Southern
nalf of the Ch.ckasaw Nati.n. Chanc,
Tor the right man TO build mp a profit
able and permanent business. Com
pensation on commission basis with
renewals. open only 20 man O..
standing, able TO give good reference.
and furnish surety bond Contract
gives conclusive control OF territory
Write j. c. Clark, general agent
Oklahoma City, o. Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
Looks Like Christmas.

About the businest place in Ard.
more seems % be Solomons Bakery
In the usual rounds Of the town the
local news man stepped into the bak.
cry. There was the old gentleman
busy with his helpers; each seems to
know his PLACE and everything goes
on like clockwork
My! what piles of goodies. The
people of Ardmore must feast all the
time from the looks of good things on
hand and continually coming from
the oven. Didn't see any idlers hang
ing around in fact everything looks
businessl.ke and more like Christmas
than one Of the dullest months of the
year.
Go to Solcmon's for the very best
bread cakes. pies and good things 20
eat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20

Senator Hanna will has been pro
bated. BY i's terms all OF his prop
erty. valued at S3,oOo,ooO, goes to his
widow and three children 80 be-
quests 10 associations OF beueyoleucc
Y-.rn mahn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20

The Ladies of the Leaf have In hand
a task thai is of interest TO every ca
ilcn of the town and lbs full accom-.
T'ishmcut means a boon to me chill.
'ron Of the public schools. That task
is the establishment Of public school
library. The work has gone on un-
,casingly fer several months. An en-
tortainmont Of much merit is now be
ing prepared and will be given within
q short time at the opera house for
tAo benefit Of this fund The Jealous
workers OF this club viii not %" foil
cu in their plans The publ. s,ao,ls
win be given a croditable library
through their efforts Tn" upcrot'a
10 bee given this week includes Ard.
morc's best young talent 1t will be
treat 10 witness the performance.
This movement deserves tne patron.
age Of every citizen Of the t.wu,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20

Il ls said that Americans in 81
Petersburg find great ooldncss mani
tested toward them in society Wa
should think that that far north they
would naturally expect to find sraa,
coIduess everywhere
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-03-20
Deadly Blackberries.

Guthrie, O. r., Mar Resst,
Saunders, aged l2 SIS dead at Perry
aud her mother and eldest brother
are not expected To live, as the result
uf eating canned blackbcrrios last
night for dinner The father, John
Saunders, and several other children
were critically n for same time.