The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28

t-u-ere. sg,esy, Way e SO.
y. ne teans,e-s strike may sr-
some lsy. but Chicago nay 5e Deepen
6ei up5n 10 have auo,he- %. on hani
o. tst- fs place
Hr q. p-ruiss5ols foT The gc-Cr--
neBt TO purchase supplies il for
axu usrke, .t Ought 70 De equally
permissible f7- the P17rest CitiE-l 20
% 20.
Ntrwho ar. couyicts ill uCi - en-
ploye5 ~ The natio1sl gcve-1-trt
HsE ~ho ought 70 be conylcts. how-
eve. all d5uttle,s ressib ,seir high
po,oors
d nusi D. r.e8sGst 20 Eo!-stve--
ssy 70 k-ov that rs royernDent isI
sezd.-E a nsn cu - tAke rs plsc.
sss; al soon a. y + NIie1 IN re -
va bA;;le vsich wiz .. p1llee us
gasi e. soea a. TIE substitute ARRIVES
Ju.t marie TIE u-eorctrn Sith
~h.h ts- sncieui csve-dVei.ers
Watched the cyc.cres coas and 20
Tle orly fal cyc.oue had II those
Gay. vas xhea Il csugat cave
cvelle- uo-Eey.nE Ogi OF TIE prai
d 8. reported Kat General Line
yffehr troops are dying w1th an cpl
Seuie ., TIE rate Of 900 pr day I,I
siu * remcnoeTed that the zane
general a short tine ago. Nred W
az II. Den AID liSe5 them Here
Sno,hs- powerful srrun II against
Dea slo5beribg over each other.
AnbzsssdoT whitelaS Re- is h;st
y pleased viih his job. a. saoua by.
tte ia, thai be hss rente' : aOne
IN Lordoa for vhics he o. ray SIS.
GO per yeSr His salary is oni. Sl7.
90. su' he g. a reNs-ay-r man an
money IL a. nothing - bis when be
wants either style or comfort.
u j. said hat Secretary Taft has
such a smooth and placid temper that
he cannot b. disturbed or annoyed
His virtue in this respect Will be tried
later on. vh,n the projecuouists fur
ther ssssil him for having adopted he
anti-republicsn doctrine that a mao
has the right 10 buy where be can 5cy
the cheapest
The negro troops will 90 into Chi.
cago armed vim riot cartridges,
cartridges that contain soft nosed bul.
lets and buckshot This Is not the
quarrel Of the south nor can II he
said that any par Of the south alnir.
IS the kind Of battle that has been
Wagcd by the strikers. but the south
does not believe In using negroes TO
quel this kind Of disturbance The.
are many reasons why negroes shoT,d
not be used for this purpose, but The
fact that their use IN this caps -i'
will inname the minds Of rho peop,s
and result in additional bloodshei. is
reason enough.
4 paragraph Is going the rounds
showing that we once whipped In
Japanese Il reminds us tha, on June
-, 1868. japan announced the clos.
ing OF the ports. opened by treaties.
and later some English French and
American vessels bombarded the Jap.
aneSe forts and vessels. 4 western
newspaper has eXhumed this episode
in connection with the affair. Tne
American force was commanded ly
David s McDongald and consisted
q the Wyoming, a second-clsss go
ton sloop, carrying six guns. The Jap
anese had three converted merchant
men, mounting twenty guns, which
were aided by seven land forts VITA
thirty guns. The pction was BRIEF
lasting only one hour. At The enI of.
the engagement the japanese didn q
have any Earships left and seven forts
were silenced The Wyoming VA
slightly injured, but still In the rl1a
Probably most newspaper readers sreI
unaware that the United States once
fought a naval battle in which ;he
japanese were not ylctors."