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The Washington times., 1905-07-15
French Castle Rings
With Hearty Cheers
Celebrate Anniversary of the Fall of
the BastiEe.

Whether he had intended to give an
elaborate fireworks display or whether
he had contemplated a representation
of the fall of the Bastile in tableaux
yi.iants will never be known. An unex-
pected rain occurred during the cele-
pration OF the L'ranch national holiday
at the French castle OF Jean NJ Per-
reard. on E street, las. night. and
Monsieur rCount altered his program
by q transfer of activities from the
arboreal courtyard TO one OF the banquet
halls within the castles walls, and
was constrained to leave out mis-
headline feature, and. of its llture he
would say nothing. Nevertheless theirs
We're features in plenty in the rally
of the popular bonifaces friends to pro
nounce maledictions on the spirit Of
tyranny, and panegyrcs on the incep-
ton of the spirit of liberty, on that &C.
casion when the key of the prison Of
the Bourbons was wrested from It's
keeper, and the unhapp. inmates were
released.
Monsieur rCount's celebration sta-rted
with feasting, speech making and sing
ing in his court yard and it wound up
with feasting, speech making and sing
ing in one of his banquet halls, and some
OF the prOudeSI moments Oh the me
of the host were spent when with
manifest enthusiasm. shouts Of Viva
la Perreardv' achoed throughout the
castle. They came from the threats of
statesmen and diplomats, they came
from the threats of Americans and
French, and Of representatives Of many
other nationalities, and they came from
the throats OF the rich and the poor.
y, ION Oyxyd
ever gathered around the same table
than that which assembled to do honor
to the patriotic Frenchman who yearly
celebrates the fall of the Bastile, and
who yearly does 1T in q bigger, better
and brighter manner than ever before.
The corps diplomatique was represented,
the stage and other professions, and.
last but not least, the legislation factory
which has its headquarters in this city
Representatives Of exclusive clubdom
sat side by side with men in humble
walks of life. and the guests were ar
ranged in unStudied dissimilarity. Some
wore white, some gray, and some black
suits, and the shirts ranged from the
immaculate variety to these most ser
viceabl specimens In ultramarine. The
only evidence of uniformity IN costume
was afforded by the fact that every
body wore the smile that would not
come off, and 4 small French tri-color.
In fact the crowd was one exceedingly
suggestive of the Partisan bouievards.
where the stern mandates of conven-
tionality in attire are awarded the same
respect that the Bastile received away
back in 1883
The Washington times., 1905-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED Scottish
Rite Southern Jurisdiction of the United
States, Albert Pike Coasistory, will hold
the quarterly meeting MONDAY. JULY
Il, at 80 O'CLOCK, at the Cathedral
of the Rite, 1O07 G street northwest
Business general GEORGE H. WALK
Err. SD degree, Master. JOHN H OIL
COTT, sd degree, K. c. c. H. Regis
trar. VISIT
GREAT UNION Bush Meeting Dean
wood Park. Chesa peake Junction, on
SUNDAY. JULY IS. q. 80, 1906 For
further information apply to Rev. B. NJ
Brown. 1909 21st st. NV 1t
A STOCKHOLDERS meeting Of the Mil
ford Figeonry Company. for the purpose
of amending It's charter Will be held al
Sl3 Summer street Boston, Mass on
JULY 81, 1915, at 10 A. NJ. H. A. NEW
MAN. HARRY S. SEELY- 1t
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders of the Independence Mining
Company will be held at the office OF
the company, 51o Colorado building,
Washington, u. c., on MONDAY, JULY
81 1865. at 1890 P. NJ. jy2. 15.22.2S
THE PITTSBURG CAFE has this day
changed hands. SOX & BUSH, Proprie-
tors. jy1S-3t
DR.. GA. WHITE, chiropodisf
The Washington times., 1905-07-15
Mrs. vandeventer's Devotion.

Among the many amazing features of
the case of Frederick <. Carlton, that
OF the devotion to him of Eleanor
Vandeventer is of intense, If Of second
airy, interest. In spite of all that has
been revealed about the man she loves,
she declares she still has faith in him.
The prisoner. unable TO find anyone
to go bail for him. spent the day in
Raymond street jail. In the afternoon
he received visit from an attractiyeiy
dressed young woman who registered
at the jail office as Miss S. S. William
son.
The woman betrayed evidence of
great worry. She strikingly resembled
Miss Eleanor Nandeventer. Carlton s
latest fiance, who expects to marry him
when he gets out of jail.
The young woman caller remained
with Carlton half an hour and prom
ised 10 call again today. she was I'M
GDIlf Miss EaDdeyeDter
The Washington times., 1905-07-15

Auliffe became attached to her and was
much interested in her case when Mrs.
Carlton met with the accident. In fact,
Carlton should get a doctor to attend
the suffering woman.
You don't know what might result
If you don't get a physician" said Mrs
McAnliffe to the husband
ION, I've been connected with the
Hospital Corps of the navy for u cou-
pie OF years. 1 knew a little about
medicine. / don't think she is in a ser-
Gus condition" the man is said to have
replied.
The Washington times., 1905-07-15
May Prove His Undoing.

1t is remarkable fact that Mrs. Van
deventer6 devotion may lead to his
undoing After visiting him IN his cell,
she went 10 the boarding house where
he used to live and tried to get pos
session Of his trunks and other effects.
The boarding house keeper declined TO
Mrs Eleanor Eandeventer Carlton >
To settle the dispute she called a po-
Nceman. The policeman Informed his
superiorS OF the incident and three
trunks, Two valises, and medicine case
were taken.
One WAS an expensive combination
trunk in certain dra wers Of which Were
unla beled medicines.
1t is suspected by the authorities that
the bottles may contain poison. A chem
ical analysis Of the contents is being
made.
IL ii is found that any poison or any
mixture OF poisons Is contained IN the
bottles it Is proposed to try the sol's-
tons upon guinea pigs TO ascertain il
the resulting effects win be similar &c
The Washington times., 1905-07-15
No Defense Necessary.
ROME TO LEAD FIGHT
AGAINST ALL SOCIALISM

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Washington times., 1905-07-15

Summer and Weekend Excursions.
Tickets to Virginia mountain resorts
on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio Offices
The Washington times., 1905-07-15

THE PITTSBURG CAFE has this day
changed hands. SOX & BUSH, Proprie-
tors. jy13-3t
The Washington times., 1905-07-15

the ocean-most popular section. Elegant.
modern hotel. new throughout Capacity. 400.
Fine. large rooms. metal BEDS private baths
elevator. etc. 1000 feet wide, cool pc.ches
Orchestra; frequent social features. Superior
table Special tefms-$S, 3d. $3.50 sl5
weekly; g up daily. Booklet J. P cOPE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

During the middle ages the bot1n-sts,
~ Old 'herballsts" gave currency %
many curious stories concerning the
growth. form, etc. % mandrake OF
May apple. which finally resulted In
IL being gwen the name q "gall0ws
plant" Tie pseudo scienrists u that
time declared that mandrake would
grow ln 10 other place except upon
which some terrible crime had been
committed. The roots were formerly
supposed % bear a strong resemblance
20 the human form
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27
: SERVANT PROBLEM.
WIZ the Lady Of the House Wa.
Ready TO call a Halt.

WY the Lady Of the House Wa
Ready TO cali n Halt.
A lady recently called Et tie house
O. = friend VITO Answered II ps-s5-
tzs r.1g a. TIE door With carswO.a
expression a-I 1urr.e5 manner sic
Sp5l0g.zed f0- the c1ufrsiC- that sp-
pzrs1tly rel guei 10 t-e house, saying
Ny pzrlgr maid -s upstairs IIi--ot
i.l enough % = o. the hospital to- l..
o WORK. too f-r from home = % there
yet needing attention from ne Ny
w1ltress Is having a II o. The s1Iks. 1oi
have seat Der out % % 60 errsnI ood
row L.r ODD -ra sing terms w.-a Le-
D.. and -h- el-l1--ll. and g. seeking
divorce. 90 that o-- l- --e other U-s-
70 The Fs----u cane home dE-E
las, u.-lt ana had % be discharged
tbs u0ru.lg My L9Iss IS a. sire,
GIi sev-Ls. my husband IuDcLed down
town. Ly mother has taken the chill
tr-u aEI tie nursery maid home with
-e- guests arrive lL-s evening. and I
have spelt tie day 10 a vain search fJ-
help o tie house belong 70 e club
studying L1-.eL1iI economies and
have alt0Ue-I = % turn sea--hli iEtt
90 81 ny household sE-.rs 10 the .u-
terests % society 1t large. an now
ready o. call halt % refuse % have
my domestic lrra ls-Ie-ts co1side-=.
q hunting ground Tor theorists. % pro.
rJE1ee alI such clubs vain uocEeries.
sllses and decisions. Inventions o. The
enemy for sguauLe er.ug tine aul show
~ Tie bitter contrast between ab.
strlct thc0-y and concrete reality. The
only club ! au Interested 10 must pro.
vide on tap maids who never get 90 o.
suIky. coos, without a temper ali
| cozclmel and f0otueu of uuiupeach
able habits Lucy ". salmon 10 At
lzuuc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

There ara weather prophets and
weather prophets. but there is q stone
which 10 is asserted ulfa.i.uEiy fore
tells changes 60 The weather This
stone was found 10 Finland many
years as1 uy an explorer and has been
watchei hy Scisur SIS with great inter
est u j. su0wl as The ssu-kuir aud
Sunshine. gradually turning from gray
% black as rllust0rm approaches
The slr E-'r is made Up o. c.ay. inter
and rock salt d. dry weather the salt
10 the stone prominent but when the
ar is f.-I With moisture the salt ab-
Serbs the moisture end turns black
thus acting as barometer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27
oxford Examinations.

When John Scott. the future Lord
Chancellor E.d9n. took his 3. A. u OK
ford 70 I77O be was examined ll He
u7ev and !n history. His own pen has
recorded this noteworthy exam" II
consisted u two questions. one iu each
subject The Hebrew question ran.
What's the Hebrew for place q .
.kullT the history. Who founded
The University o. Oxford" The cauii-
date. 0f course. replied, -G0IsJth1" and
Alfred the Great though be had L.s
I.l. givings touching the truth q tie
second answer, fiction which has
since been scattered 20 tie winds by
those two highly Distinguished OIo-
ul1us. Professor Freeman and J +
Green
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

May t-r-s czlE5- q straight Up.
Ibey Lat re - q ve-y gs-tls IL
cline They Uust ge- 0-Etrd roc-s0a
def5-s tber Elzgs can gst fail eject
q he air. Il i slsd that TIE mode q
taxing tie co1d5r s. 70 buid a pen.
say. forty o. 5fty feet il diameter and
II feet higa and put : carcass Ia, the
-i11le % Il TIE condo- aizntk. b1-
crlu1t again r.se a. az angle which
Will take hiul over the fence Many
heavy t.,Ii=d. short winged ducks -ise
from the water a. - small AZ angle
that they must use both feet and wing
,1r thirty o. forty fest ia o0ler q =;
onward motion enough % give eGec
Lreless u Their wings 1y coming IL
cg.ract with larger masses % SUI 1i-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

WLeu a Chinese emperor dies the TO-
telHgeuce BE- .-u0unced by dispatches
% the sewers. provinces written With
blue iuk. the mourning color. All per
sons o. rams are required 70 take r-i
silk ornaments from their caps with
tie ball OF button - rank All sub
jects o. China without exception are
called upon 20 f0-Jear shaving their
heads f1v loo days within Which pc
nod none may marry. play upon music
al instruments Or perform any sacrifice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

I always forget how times files
when I'm enjoying myself said NJ.
staylate Il hope you won't hesitate
% tell me when rs time % 60"
"Graclousr' replied Miss Patience.
It's too late now. You should have
mentioned that several hours aga
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Perhaps smoking is offensive 10 you
Mss Su.thT'
~On the contrary, ! Ike the smell of
. good cigar
Without q moments b. he
threw away the weed he was -aE-ug.
Something lu her manner rather Tia.
Ler words led him 70 suspee- tL-t she
was a Judge u clgars.-Chicago Tr.b-
una
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Mrs B.lbs-Th.. paper says tha'
walking 30 the rain. without 60 U-
bre.'l. viii remove wrinkles NJ
B.Jas-Wei 10 w1.'t not 70 y0I ar
walking i- me rafu without a. CI
Lr-i.1 because some frielt las stole
yOIrs -New York Weekly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Abner SlOpoak liesperlteiyt-Muay
l name the dsyi Jemima Jones fde-
c!sivelyl-NO. Abuer Sl5p1ak On
alarmt-Why5 Jem.ma Jones frank
lyl- Because. Il y0u put Il % as long
you did your prJpJs1i. yre never viii
be married I'll name The day ny
self,-Clevelald Leader
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

With q heart attulel % nature
study" a little Hungarian glrl 10 the
Canadian northwest eXcls.uei; Yah,
teacher. lis certain beautiful o. our
prairie. where ths birds and the small
sheep run about raw"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

The voice d conscieuce is so delicate
that 81 f. easy 70 stins IL, but il q also
50 clear that 81 + iup1sslbie 10 mistake
it-Mms de StaeL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Decision OF character win often giTe
an inferior mind command over a So
periors-Wlrt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Rc-I bear y0- read poem az your
eoruenceue1t Ste-S0. wore it
Pittsbu-s DisIa.rh.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27

Aromore Local Union no. lols-
Carpenters and Joiners Of Ameries
Meets every Thursday evening AZ
1880 O'Clock in Union Hall. West
Main street.
w. II. KEENER. Pres.
d. n. FERGUSON, Fin. Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-27
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-27
CAR BURNS ON 81" ROAD.
FIRE C4USES Il PANIC.
Electrical Display dccompanies
Bldse at Eighth Street Station.

a southbound 2d-ave. elevated train. its seven
cars crowded with passengers was just pulling
out of the station at Sth-st. and 1st-ave. last
night when there came a loud report, quickly
followed by a binding flash of blue light from
underneath the GFst car
The motorman. Arthur Adams had Just re-
ceived the go ahead signal from the conductor
of his car John Fay and had turned the
power when the report and flashes told him
something was wrong. Instantly he put on the
brakes, which had been open and reversed the
lever, bringing the train to such abrupt halt
that many Of the passengers were thrown to
lowed but fortunately the train had moved only
few inches. and all the passengers knew that
escape from the train was assured. However,
everybody tried to get of the doors at
One woman tainted, but was revived soon after
being carried to the platform.
The pyrotechnical display that resulted from
the accident most brilliant. For fully five
minutes flashes of blue light shot from the first
car. sputtering and sizzling and lighting up the
neighborhood for blocks around Finally the
car caught fire. the flames being in striking con-
trast to the blue OF the electric flashes.
citizen who was walking through 1st-ave
when the first electric flash appeared sent in
an alarm, and the fremen were quickly on the
scene. Another citizen. more Jealous than the
first summoned two ambulances from Bellevue
Hospital to attend the supposed injured The
sergeant at police headquarters also sent the re-
serves Of the Eldredge, Union Market and 5th-st
stations TO preserve order and render what aid
they could. When the surgeons and policemen
arrived at the corner they found that nobody had
been injured, but the latter had plenty to do in
handling the crowds of thousands who ffocke6 to
the scene TO witness the pyrotechnic exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-27
BOY Il 'SL4VE TO DRINK
Helplessly intoxicated at Brooklyn
Bridge Terminal Each NOrning.

For the last six months a fourteen year old
boy drunkard has tottered nightly in helpless
condition at the Park Row terminal of the
Brooklyn Bridge and the policemen on duty
have failed TO take any notice of him.
At 1 o'clock last Saturday morning the boy
poised at the edge of the bridge platform, and
would have fallen beneath an incoming 5th-ave
train had he not been dragged back by Edward
Borneman, the train announcer. who rushed
across from the outgoing platform when he saw
the boy elected from RIdgewood train. Sew
eral passengers asked the boy for his name, but
he was too drunk to answer He stammered
something that sounded like Herman" After
staggering down the steps he started for City
Hall Park.
Edward Borneman, the train announcer,
watches for the boy every morning and crosses
under the PLATFORM TO save him from falling
on the third rail.
This thing has been going on all summer.
said Borneman last night land I can't see why
the police have not arrested the boy and turned
him over to the Gerry Society. Some night he
will fall before I can reach him and that will
be the end Perhaps it would be for the best,
but I have children Of my own and I'd hate to
see anything happen to him.
1.-The boy is beyond aI daubt confirmed
drunkard and he is not day over fourteen
wears old He is really boy tramp his
clothes are filthy that it is an effort Tor me
to go near him. Many persons who have ap-
preached him have turned away in disgust He
comes to the Park terminal every morning be-
tween 1 and 80 a Ridgewood train
understand he gets near the end of the line
He curls up in a cross seat and sleeps until he
reaches Park Row. The few passengers that
travel at that early hour give him a "lde
berth"
eel 80 cvx-hn uaT
form last Saturday morning when the boy lea!
!, eel, before a train were indignant at the in
difference of the police Many expressed sur
nrise at the perfunctory way in which 'he
guards elected the boy, until Bornemah eA-
n,ained that it was a daily occurrence
well dressed man. who declined to give ms
name. said that he going to make II warm
for somebody" If the boy was not arrested py
the policemen detailed the bridge terminal
New-York tribune., 1905-11-27
PORTE SUGGESTS CHANGE
Foreign Minister Visits English and
austrian ambassadors.

Constantinople. Nov. pa further sign OF
the yielding attitude of the Porte is that the
Foreign Minister, Tew1k Pacha, on Saturday
visited the British Ambassador, Sir Nicholas
r. OConnor. and the Austro- Hungarian AM
bassador, Baron Won Calice, TO propose modii1-
cation of the Macedonian reform scheme Ills
suggestion is that the financial delegates or the
powers in Macedonia be appointed by the Porte
and designated Ottoman financial counclliors'
1t is doubtful whether the powers VIII accept
this modification, but the position is more nope
full as this is the first time any visit mas oeen
made between the Porte and any diplomat except
the German AMBASSADOR since October q. when
the Porte refused the request for collective
audience. Baron Won Bieberstein on three occa-
sions in this interval has visited Tewhk Pacha
The last conference between the Ambassador anu
the Minister was held Friday last, and it was
long
New-York tribune., 1905-11-27
DOUBLE UP PLATOONS.
Police Change Made in Apwehen-
sion of Strike Troubles

The uneasy feeling that has been lowering
around Police Headquarters for the last few
days that shake-up something unusual was
about to happen came to climax last night
when Inspector Brooks, acting for Commis-
sfoner McAdoo issued order doubling up the
reserve platoons in every station house in Man
haitian and The Bronx.
While Inspector Brooks refuses TO say why
the men must do reserve duty in the station
houses for sixteen hours instead of eight as
heretofore it IS understood that the police heads
EXPECT trouble in the very near future in the
labor field and the doubling up of the men has
been ordered so that large force OF men VIII
be ready for instant duty in case any strikes are
ordered. The men are plainly disgusted at the
new order which will cut them of from their
straight eight hours off by platoons The order
goes into effect at 8 O'Clock this morning
The iron workers in the city are in a state
bordering on insurrectIon, ard the men in the
building trades are far from satisfied with pres
ent conditions and it is evident the Police De
partment considers the outlook sufficiently seri-
GUS to prepare for trouble
New-York tribune., 1905-11-27
EQUITABLE ASSETS.
Accountants Findings Giue Surplus
of S67,142 ,865.42.

President Morton of the Equitable in a pre-
lfminary statement issued last night of his ac-
countants' examination up to September 80 places
the societys assets $46166 500 10 and the surplus
over all liabilities at s67.142s65 A.
1t will be recalled that Superintendent Hend-
rickss report of the Equtables condition as OF
Iune 90 declared that the total admitted assets
of that date were 40607S0 063 6S only, and the re
serve for unassigned surplus funds sso''sa'Zos "a
However on December 81 1904, the Equltaole
c1o1,ed 20 have surplus of $50 7s4 ESQ. and assets
OF $413. .a5S o21.
President Morton's statement in part follows
Messrs Price Waterhouse Co. chartered ac-
conntants of Great Britain, and Messrs: HasKlfls
Z, celIs certified public accountants OF New fork
State have Jointly made exhaustive examination
ciety of the United States, and certify 70 the fol
lowing statement of September 81 lSo:
.'T1he assets of the society, as claimed, are an
found to be on hand and In ylsue ar1solfst 70 z
800 10 The surplus over ana above All iiaoiiilles
amounts to s67 1873 42 -.
The reduction in assets is brought aDout enlireiy
hv a conservative revaluation most OF whlcn is IN
real estate and IN shares owned by the society In
certain financial Institutions.
Substantial economies have been put INTO erect
snd 1t is possible still further TO rerench in the
expenses Of the society. II capitalized on per
cent basis the savings that have already been
erected would amount to much more than the re-
auctions made in the revauaton of assets. These
greatly Increased benefits to policyholders.
A full financial statement in detail has been GER
tilted to by the accountants and will be presented
10 the board of directors of the society at their
meeting on Wednesday.