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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12

CITY PARKS.

in Oh pusA "n. hli's '".'..". Y.
lie n -'" 'o''..- N'' ''..'.
making permanent Improvements" J.
not Ei'rn Hd"o'n, 'n"'sN. ~.. '.'".
Ardmor, furnishes "H lhs'""'. una. "'-
pcals ,lo. o.e.y TO- oo' p-op''. i.. .'".
lis building rapidly the oo.'n. "'
irirl mas s"'a.""'''' """''a' '", ''
denct districts are .''hs 'N.."0'' '.
all directions iIom 'h' center 70. b'.'
laloa Ind many neat ana h'"
are brm5 built but 'n' .'E'nH o"' "''
Improvement 'i pHh'i' p''"1 Us ''.'.
sadly neglected. 'n' NN'..'"''' h'''
now owned "f .h' e''F' I"" E'' '.
improved and tbero are eoad reason
for net doing so. That p'a, ul 5.suug
Is naclgd aa nCs course. for circus
o.. for sun club tournaments pirn'cs
etc Nature has given J, the sturdy
oak for shade the city has supplied
IL with wator and the other needed I'm
provemCuts, fer the purposes j, ia o,
be used can De Uadc within hriy'
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
SPEED OF A RATHER.

Why t II Ea>. 10 shoo, Oh .hc Head
-: one "1 These snakes.
In thi5 wide world there are several
things that arc svlftor than rattle
snake writes A. W. Eolkrr ia Pear
sons, but they can probably hc count
ed ON tie ilgvrS ot one hand. one Of
ticso ihin-s is % bullet. whereby hangs
the explanation why it is ca~y to shoot
Tie head or rattle although marks.
man finds ID difficult to pucc "a huilct
along the flt seven foot line between
Cic neck OF the reptile and the tip Of
IL; tail
II hHs long been regarded as q curl
ous coincidence that even the man not
flmcd for accuracy has had mo- trouble
IN blowing the head or "a d.arJud
back lu the diamond back country
only one explanation is offered for
this-it r. th" snake and o., lhc MAJ
that docs tie aiming
At close quarters tie instant DO,
uu"air of Sis sHlorar is thrust O..
wand ~ wi.loru4l,' o., uraNllc ,r,
catches tho wn.n. ard m tle fraction
o' q jvua.o tln deadly Bead ll3 ....u-
cd Itself 'a ,ho rt1 nars end DARTS
it' to1nuc OF fame t.a l..1 % tnr
crc'tn"o IA t',u c'oan os ~ -ore..o
with Eaifc. anl t.o y.~.r lies wrjH.
iur. cw.tHus % d...ul rtir even o..
its gr.A, rC'og,us lear, cou as itt
boat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
Commissioners Court.

Commissioner Robnett tried several
alleged offenders of the law this morn.
ing. The following cases were dis
posed Of
j. A. Baker, assault TO Kill. the case
was dismissed. II Is remembered that
Baker was charged with shooting NJ.
Hansacker who resides south of here.
Joe Thornton, charged with cutting
wire fence. dismissed.
Henry Stevenson, colorcd, was found
was given thirty days in Jail
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
Erinhtfnl sufferinn ReIleVed.

Suffering fri8NtfulIy from The vIru-
lent poisons of undigested food, c. G..
Grayson, of Lula, MISS. took DR.. King S
New Life pills, with the result" he
writes, that | was cured" All stom-
ach and bowel disorders give way 10
their tonic, laxative properties. 20 cts
at w. B. Frames drug store, guar
anteel. .l1llk,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
COTTON SEED.

Russelrs Big Boil, the most prolific
on earth. for sale by Z. b. PUGH, Main
street, Ardmore, l. T. 9d&wlm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
ELECTION
n. E. Foster Selected for Position OF
3eeretarY and Treasurer.

secretary aid Tred5urer.
AZ accent meeting OF The directors
and stockholders OF The Ardmorc
Light and Power company held In
Guthrie the following officers wore
elected igr the ensuing year. President
A. Rucmmli, vice president Hcnry
Braun and Secretary and Treasurer,
H. T. FOSTER
The same officers for the Ardmora
lee company were selected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
choetaw.Roek Island.

Ardmore win entertain thousands OF
guests this year Have you done your
FUN share toward q more beautiiu
Ardmorc?"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
MARKET REPORTS
by L. Z. Guillot & Co, members OF
New York Cotton Exchange.)

Ardmorc, t. r., Apr. 12.-The follow.
ing quotations show the market OF
tndqy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12

WalIott & Mul,ey can rent yoir
house. gtr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12

Clean white rags wanted at this
JU"o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
T. |. SMITH
Livery and Boarding Stable
Rear hrdra0re National Bank
Phone l25

gulaaaa lor ,Aa ArImorci,o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12

Midilebustcrs at Bivcns, Coran x
Trclsley's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-12
TIME TABLE.
Santa Ee.

Nos. 8. g, 10 and 20 d.e lCc'l traihs
While Nos. II and is stop at th'
,maller stations only on beng tagged
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
INCUBATOR TRIO LIVE.
Record Case for the Babies Hospi5a5
in LeGingt gtOn-dUe.

More than tflceescore infants OF various ages
have their temporary habitat in the Babies
Hospital, Lexington-ave- and 55th-st. but it is
in the incubator ward that chief interest is just
now centred
Louis and william Theis. Incubator oscu-
pants who viii be two months old tomorrow
are two-thirds of the triplets that to the
home of Fritz Thefs on October 90
Hans was the name first given to the huskiest
Of the infantile trio but he was taken home five
weeks ago, and already he has been renamed
Theodore
The Theis home is at No. 300 East e4th-st..
top floor OF ive-story tenement house. Theo-
dere weighed four and one-fourth pounds at
rirtk His sister Louise weighed four pounds.
and William the tiniest of the lot. only =
three FOUNDER.
Both of the last two so it was said at the
hospital we're coming along splendidly. and all
fear that they would die was past.
We hoped said the mother OF the babies,
.lto have Louise and William home at Christ
mas but the doctor says they must stay whera
they are little longer"
One OF the hospital attendants said they
usually kept the incubator babies until they
weighed FIVE six pounds. IF the Theis babies
live as now seems assured" said the same
authority ''it will be record case, for II will
be the first time in the history OF the hospital
of tripIet arrival have begun their career In
the hospital-as a rule gets his start II lifs
at home while the other two are machine cult
ured."
Fritz Theis. the father Of the trtpletss Is 9
thrifty German carpenter, forty-three years
old and has one child, boy. by a former Wits
The mother is twelve years younger, and ths,s
are her first babies.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
SIGNS ELECTION ORDER.
Certificates Erpected January L
T'ally Sheets Final Test.

Justice Fftzgerald in the Supreme Cour; yester-
day afternoon signed order which is expected TO
enable the Board of Canvassers TO complete Vie
long delayed official canvass of the votes cast IN
the municipal election and give certificates 70
Mayor Mcclellan and other officials who were elect
ed the face of the returns before January l.
This is order requiring that the Board of Can
vassers take the figures of the tally sheet In
every case where the tally sheet fails agree vita
the Official and the election officers cannot
make the two agree.
The effect of the order according TO Clarence i.
Shearn. personal counsel for William r Hearst.
will cut down Mayor McCIellan's plurality by about
seven hundred votes. There seventy-fve cleo
ton districts in Manhattan and eighteen districts
in Brooklyn the returns of which will have to be
corrected by the tally sheets. AS the corrections
will have to be made for all candidates. the ac-
will require several days to make UP the
corrected totals and it may be near to the end OF
the year before the work is done and certificates OF
election can be issued.
Before Justice Fitzgerald signed the order yester-
day he heard arguments. Assistant Corporation
Counsel Butts opposed the order saying It would
make more delay and prevent the official announce
ment of the canvass until after the end OF the year
Here are" no said with the very wheels OF
orderly government clogged, and the people all
wondering what is going to be done before jan
uary l. We declare that good can come OF this
| order. and we ask that it be denied"
Ex-Judge Parker counsel for Mayor Mcclellan
also argued that the order was calculated retard
orderly government. He said the opposing counsel
had refused to agree to any means OF hastenins
the canvass.
Il know why they don't want TO bring the cleo
ton inspectors before the Board of Canvassers to
the returns in many cases. said Mr. Shearn
in reply. "In these cases the inspectors viii not
come because they fugitiyes from Justice They
dare not come and the Attorney General
Mr.; Parker. Mr.. Butts and Alderman D0ull. speak
ing for the Board of Canvassers. denied that they
had in view plan to defeat the ends of Justice
Justice Fitzgerald asked why the counsel could not
agree to have the returns corrected by the tally
sheets, since 1t agreed that the tally sheets
were correct adding: This city cannot be left
without government January l. -
Mr.. Shearn said that there were seventy-fve dis
ricts in Manhattan in which the tally sheets failed
to agree with the returns
DO the seventy-fve districts all favor your
asked Mr. Parker.
Oh no." said Mr.. Shearn.
Some favor us?''
Yes. yes
Then they all should be corrected" said Mr..
Parker
Justice Fitzgerald then decided to grant the order
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
PROS" ADOPT BYLAWS.
Amateur Golfers Suggested for the
4dUisOry Committee.

Tho p..s.e-o Professional Golfers Association held
its second meeting at the Astor House yesterday
afternoon, when the constitution and bylaws ae
drafted BY the executive committee were adopted
with few minor changes. Among those present
were George Low. president Of the associanoh'
Willie Anderson. Apawamis; Willie Norton Luxe
wood; Donald Ball, Philadelphia; Jack Hobens. In
e1evood: lack Jolly Newark Jack Macke Rose
VILE George Fox Scarsdale: John Harland. BLOCK
lawn: Tom Chisholm, Canoe Brook; Willie Coilrs
Oakland; Tom Wells. New-York; A o. GrirnthS
westbrook: Tom Anderson hontcla1r; Isaac Mac
kie Fox Hills: Chris Crosby. Arsdale; Robert low
Knollwood; Alec F1niay, Rah"aY, an" ~
Kfrchner Plainfeld
Prior to the association meeting the professionals
djned together. Several Of those seen at the last
meeting were missing. having already Ieft lot IoI-
eisu psrts Other business called Low away I'M
r11ediatey after the dinfer ana ne depu'ed
to take the chair in his stead
The constitution and bylaws were taken up sec
ton by section There was some discussion over
Section of Article 3, relating to membership. II
roads. 'AppIicants for membership must be per-
o,ouv known n the proposer and Endorsed by two
regular members Some thought that all members
should be notified beforehand, but it was hnahF
decided make no change
An alteration made in Section OF Arucie
regarding dues. II now reads:
The initiation fee shall be S. payable % %pP2p siee- &c
tion to membership The annual dues sha4I pe 90
payable at any time before the enn Oh Ihe hsrai
YEAR, December u
All who ioin up to January l will he known as
charter members. and by the way the pros" came
out with their money yesterday 1t looks as though
= majority want TO be enrolled such
There is TO be advisory board of eleven am
ateur golfers the board electing Its own chairman
7. 1rir make such suggestions 10 the association
a. Il NAV deem proper. According to Article o the
edvtsoTy board is to elected at the annual meet
ing of the association in June, but the names OF a
rnYnfer of amateurs were suggested at the meet
ing and recorded by Charles kirchner tne seere e
the United States Go:f Association; G. Herbert
vT-fndeler Samuel Z. Heebner, Lionel II Graharn
T = Fnnever. " H. Beers Arthur McAlienan,
George Austin W G Carnegie, r. A c. Smith and
The next meeting of the association will be held
the first Monday in May, 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
THE ATHLETIC BOWLING LEAGUE.
Elizabeth Takes Lead by Winning Two
Games from Jersey City Club.

The Elizabeth club defeated the Jersey City club
two in three games in the championship series of
the Athletic Bowling League the Jersey City
alleys last night and took the lead. with seven
games to two lost. Three consistent totals
the part of the visitors would have won the
entire series. under ordinary circumstances but
in the second game the Jersey CITY i've got some
consolation with a good e2.
The home team in this game led by four pins
the end of the first frame, and increased this
10 sixteen in the second. After that Elizabeth was
unable to pull up although making strong finish
Interest was centred in the work OF Al West.
who has done such sensational rolling this year.
When he went on the alleys last night he had
average of 24.4 for six games. but reduced it
by only pinning for 163 in the first game. He
made up some of the lost ground with capital
22 in the next, and by getting 1se in the last was
able finish out the evening with average of
1Ss. His tota! average for the nine games to date
is 1891. The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
RAIDS IN TENDERLOIN.
Police Actiuc after Exposures Of the
ReU. r. L. Paddock

Following the complaints made by the Rev ROD
ert l.. Paddock of the Church of the Holy Apos-
tie at 9th-ave and 8th-st that he was accosted
hv several women in 2atf-st. Sunday, the po-
lice Of the TeEderloin station under Acting Cap
tain Robinson. raided three alleged dtsorderly
houses in 29th-st yesterday afternoon MISS Bes-
sic C4off the alleged proprietor of one place was
held in 800 BAIL and the alleged pToprietors OF
the other two houses sent to the Workhous7
by Magistrate Wahe, in the Jefferson Market
hundreds of nersons collected in 29th-st. while
the raids were being made More than score OF
women were taken from the three houses and MAG Mag
istrate Wahle held each in $500 bail In the even
ing another house raided in Sst-st. ana eleven
inmates were arrested, Hardly had the ponce soa
tion been cleared of those captured in TINS rdid
when the police swooped down on another mouse IN
4th-ave. g.. -, ---z.-,o;, 1sat
night that Acting Captain Robinson. Magistrate le
Wah1e and the Rev Mr.. Paddock had united in a
crusade against the vice of that part of the city
The presence of the Rev. Mr.. Paddock at one OF
the raids strengthened this belief Detectives and
even uniformed policemen arrested many women
charged with accostng the streets last night
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
COLTMBI4 MEN PROTEST.
WM Appeal from Faculty Commit
tee Ruling on Football.

THE ,acritv committee OH students organizations
at Columbia refused yesterday TO grant the pe''ol
for the extension of the life of the footpai ass
citation until April Is. A mass meeting was cae''
~ once and at noon Earl Hall was packed oy a
crowd Of students all protesting some OF them HI
no mild terms against the action of the Tacui.S'
II was decided at the mass meeting to go over the
head of the committee and make an appeal TO the
University Council which meets to-day inns
councu Is composed of Nicholas Murray Butler and
the deans of the various schools at Coiumnia- me
other members are ]. H. Van Amringe, Laura u
Gill George F. Sever, James E. Russell George w
E<ircbxav z D. Perry and ]. w. Burgess
The petition asking that the football assocla'ion n
he nermitted to remain in existence until April
ID was presented to the committee on stuoent oi :
zsnfzations on December s. At the time the ooHiu
of student representatives was permitted 10 arSuo
the case before the committee. Yesterday X w
Macbeth president of the senior class and chair
man OF the student board received the following
reply:
The COMMITTEES has seriously considered the Pc
titfon requesting that the football assoclauon pc pc
student body may have representation in any ei-
fort to modify the game and make IT more aeo
on athletics has ample power to represent the
students IN any arise se' that seem to make further
student representation desirable the com conlln9t "a
thing not otherwise provided would be gained BY
accedng to this request and is unable 10 li'oo''S
its action of November =, 1919
When the reply read in the meeting Sester-
day it was missed. One of the speakers said that
the reason the committee had turned down the peti-
ton was that 1t had thought that, from the qulet
attitude with which the students accepted the FOR
1ner action of the committee they did not object
to the game being abolished. The general opinion
yesterday was that the undergraduates should
leave no doubt as TO their position. One man prom
inent in undergraduate life said yesterday:
s6ad viii,
its action simply because were moderate IN our
expressions of opinion, it Is time we stopped our
whining and did something
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
EXPECT TO CATCH KRUP,
Morgan's office Confdent-FugitiUe
Traced to Colorado.

Belief in the speedy capture of Krup. the
fugitive Tammany "foater," was expressed at
the office of George ". Morgan. State Superin-
tendent of Elections in the metropolitan district,
yesterday, because the man had been traced to
Idaho Springs. Col, in company with E J. Cor
nell, the chairman of the Board of Election In
spectors in the 18th Assembly District, where
Krup was allowed to cast an illegal vote. Krup,
whose real name is said to be James Halpin,
was allowed to escape the morning he was to
have been tried weeks ago. when Tammany
saloonkeeper was induced to put up 5000 as
cash bail for his release from the TomDs The
reason for the extraordinary eagerness of Tam
many workers to get Krup out of the jurisdic-
ton was that he had "squealed" and had i'm
plicated district captain close to Charles F.
Murphy by the confession made to Attorney
General Mayer.
Several of Mr.. Morgan's deputies were de-
tailed to the work Of trying to trace Krup after
his disappearance, and they soon learned that
Cornell, who had been indicted. had disappeared
with Krup. While Krup did not have any home
at the time of his arrest for illegal voting. Cor
nell left his wife in a fiat in the 18th District
when he went away, and the detectives kept a
close watch on the fiat day and night. Early in
December they obtained envelope which had
been sent from hotel in Idaho Springs to Mrs.
Cornell, and a tracing was made of the address
on the envelope. BY comparing the tracing with
Cornelrs writing in the registration book he had
kept it was seen that Cornell the writer of
the address the envelope
Mr. Morgan at once communicated with a
sheriff of Colorado by telegraph. asking him TO
search for both Cornell and Krup at the hotel IN
Idaho Springs The sheriff asked that photo
graphs Of the men be sent, but Mr.. Morgan was
able to send only complete descriptions Later
the sheriff sent message that two men VINO
resembled Cornell and Krup had been at the
hotel in Idaho Springs and were believed to
have gone to Denver. Attorney General Mayer
and Mr. Morgan have asked the Denver au-
thorities to search for Cornell and Krup. and
have communicated with lawyer in Denver,
who will represent the Attorney General If the
fugitives are caught
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
CRIMINAL CAPTURED AT PANAMA.
Robber and Refugee Was Serving az Pos:a
master at Pedro Miguel.

Marion II. Let's, who has long record as =
robber and jail breaker. was led from tbs Psnans
liner Havana yesterday with 1s-pound Oregon
boot on his right ankle He was captured by
detectives of the Santa Re Railroad at PsnaTns
while serving as postmaster and station agent 81
Pedro Miguel under the name OF Bert s. Fuller.
The detectives watched Let's day and night
the voyage from Panama, hearing that he had
tried to borrow revolver board the Havana
He swore to get square" with Detective Prioe,
and boasted yesterday that he would yet escape
the law. A woman, said to be his fourth wife.
was with Let's when he captured HIS
taken to Police Headquarters last night and VIII
be sent West soon
Let's is telegraph operator. and while in charss
of the Princeton station 1901 he Is said TO have
set fire to a carload Of hay in front CT the station
and looted the cashbox of $50, He declared thas
he was robbed and was discharged by the Santa
Re Railroad
In 1903 Let's said to have again robbed the Santa
Fe station at Princeton kan of which he had pTsvi
ously been in charge. of tickets valued at $500.
and set fire to the Office. He captured in
Ottawa Kan. and broke jail overnight He was
recaptured. tried and convicted. Within few
DAYS tunnelled under the prison and escaped
with several other prisoners
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
MOTHER STEALS BRIDE.
Husband Loots On and Then Ap-
peoLs to the Police.

Allentown. Penn, Dec 1S.-Peop1e here are
astounded over the kidnapping last Saturday OF
Mrs G. Harrington Knouse, bride of only two
months from the home OF her husband by her
mother. Mrs Ransford ". Furbeck, of Paterson
n J. The Furbeck and the Knouse families met
some seasons ago at Asbury Park and nave since
been intimate.
Church. Paterson. on October 16 DR.. L. G Muller
officiating The gift of the bridegroom parents
was a cottage now being built. Meantime the
couple lived in a fat.
Last week Mrs Furbeck astonished everybody
by coming here and demanding her daughter. say
ing she wanted her resume her musical studies
bV taking course in the New England conser-
vatory The bride, who is only nineteen. was as
amazed as her husband
LAST Saturday evening Mrs Furbeck, in the
presence of the husband, carried her daughter out
of the house and thrust her into cab in waiting
When the police, summoned by the husband. IN
vestigated they found the women had taken an
express for New-York.
Messages to the FurbecS family remain un-
answered Mr. Knouse feels his bride is
ktnt prisoner He has engaged counsel to devise
10 her.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
FAIR GROUNDS.

ts. ce six f,srlongsi- 100; Safeguard. 100;
Tfsnk Heaven 100: Red Raven 100 deaa & Bslle ~ ~
- az Fs9- f-sly<o fo3 SNee; Eote "a; Raining
iesTes 81: Henr; o.. ~; Burning Class lol The
second race and eenh ,e1
Bishop Weed. i0l: tismars. 20; Chats @ Lazy fonse'
5birS nsee 1sis furIongs,-sea voyags % PTstorigs
as Parcreatis as paul clifford iO5: J. " oHell Ios I,
AraF1 10. 9;oovfn 100 ngolthrft, i0y NsssfS io-'
Ben l0I; Dsrpie Gold jog - r,os ,o-.
Four4h rare ffye furlongE)Sonnet 3Vt i9nhes, -,
Maggie Powers io7: george A. Knight ~, de' i aoG1'
Guiding ToVnes Bennington ana i'uie"
Ifftt race Che- and one furloBgs Pretty eille
as sSalnneas ae: PIN sficker. So Holland IT, JOSS M955 n
resI f0s f;olean Clos Evening 1ol; Bitter Hs
lel. Blue Pirate iG2: Tomocbichi i0; Affrac,ion 10
Trot@as. 1ee: Heard. Jos: Marvel p lo5i SafS4-
asriiIa. as -,tts So
sonousa 1o4. Macbeth t0f- AniiTfory 2 tSftn.
King Ioi Jungle Imp. loi ! p Ma.befrs l"z ifckss'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-19
MAY GIVE UP STATE ROAD PLAN.

Three OF the members of the Joint
Legislative Committee on Good Roads were
present at the meeting in Hotel Seville last
night discuss the expenditure of the $4,000
ooo appropriation for the improvements of the
roads of this State. Besides Senator Armstrong,
Senator Warwick and Assem- blyman Hooker,
who members of the committee, State En-
gneer Van Aistyne. Assistant Engineer Van
Duzen Chief Attorney Warren of Rochester.
and Albert r. ShattucS. representing the auto
mobile interests. present.
The meeting held in this city. Senator
Armstrong was unable to go to Albany because
of his work the insurance committee No
definite action taken last night. but the
highway laws were gone over thoroughly. Cne
of the members said, after the meeting. that he
thought the plan o. buiidin. a state highway
would he abandoned.