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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16


ing lines in Davis have arranged to-
have all OF them connect one Office
there.
Wagner officers continue to make
war on the yagrants.
$. NJ. Ware of Chickasha had
narrow escape from death AT Gotebo
OKLA. by falling between a moving
train and the depot platform.
Robert Immotichey, fullblood In
dian. whose home is at Jesse, was
badly cut about tha hands and arms at
Ada. where ne was accidentally push
ed through a glass book case door by
one of his friends
j. $. Gibbons Of Poum. who is SAID
to be insane. has been placed under
arrest and is now confined In the Fed
cral Jail at Muskogcc 1t is stated that
he recently threw his wife into a well,
but fortunately she escaped injury. He
was given holring and adiudged in
sane
Percy Ponder had a narrow escape
from death in a runaway AT Manns-
Vile
The band boys al Mannsylllc have
fitted up band room and PROF Dimp-
ke of this city has been employed as
instructor
Madil had street carnival the
past week
Electric lights have been installed
in the first story Of the Hotel Busby
at oSuth McAlestsr and day and night
shifts afe being used on the building
In an effort to have It completed by
August lst
Sapulpas independent team showed
up Tulsa's Missouri Valley League
team in the recent games played there.
Marietta new commercial organl-
zation is to be known as the Five Hun
dred club.
Frank Williams of Memphis, whn
was en- route to San Antonio. Texas
To benefit his health, was taken from
a train at South McAletter in dy.
ing condition and died In 'he depot
there ten minutes later.
Bailey lsbell, alias Zack Love
who killed two lads, George and Her.
man FOX. at Oklahoma city eight
years ago. was killed south Of l!ar's-
horne Thursday by officers. who we're
attempting to arrest him.
phone company has purchased the
wiiburton telephone exchange and will
rebuild and improve the sersca there
The Choctaw Medical association
met at South McAlester and Clectt j
the following officers l. Watson
Anderson. president; rh)s, !. Long,
Atoka. vicepresiden, Leroy long
South McAlcster. secre'ary aud treas
urer The next meeting Will u, hcl al
Atokl in June.
The c.ief enginee' NJ ti- Canadian
Valley x Western RAILROAD has wit
ten to I.ehigh partis ;hat the survey
ors will be there this week 20 locate
the line from Tupclo to that place,
The Southwestern Mortgage i.ubI
Co, with "A capital Of 800 p0O nai
been organized a. Shawnee,
Rev. Father Dcnlrd Murphy u
Krelbs, has been installed as Abbott a
Sacred Heart Abbey.
o
The Zcno warehouse at Whit
was destroyed by fire The loss is e'
timatod at $4,000.
New fixtures have been ordered IA
the Sulphur post Office. which wi
have Four hundred lock boxes.
Tom Ferguson, an aged stone M
son AT sulphur, is dead of consuml
tion.
Rheumatism Paine Quickly Relieve
The eXcruciating pains characteri
tic of rheumatism and scatica al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

The demand for scalps is good but
the offerings are small,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

New fixtures have been ordered for
the Sulphur post Office. which will
have Four hundred lock boxes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Tom Ferguson, an aged stone ma
son AT sulphur, is dead of consump
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Robert lmmotichey full-blood In
dian. whose home Us at Jesse, was
badly cut about tha hands and arms al
Ada. where ne was accidentally push.
cd through a glass book case door by
one of his friends
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

The Zcno warehouse at Nnita
was destroyed by fire. The loss is es-
timatod at $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

s. NJ. Ware of Chickasha had
narrow escape from death at Gotebo.
Okla. by falling between a moving
train and the depot platform.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

The Choctaw Medical association
met at South McAlester and Clectt i
the following officers: + l. Watson,
Anderson. president; rh)s. !. Long,
Atoka, vice-presden' Leroy }rng.
South McAlester, secre'arv and treas.
urer The next meeting Will h, he'll at
Atol0l in June
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. PHILLIP STEPHENS.

Office upstairs in Rmdol building.
Phone 80.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Bailey lsbell, alias Zack Love
who killed two lads. George and Her.
man FOX. at Oklahoma city eight
years ago, was killed south of l!ar's-
horne Thursday by officers. whp were
attempting TO arrest him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

COMBINED SPECIALISTS.
All Chronic Diseases, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat catarrh a Speciality.
Glasses accurately and scientifically
fitted. X-Ray and VioletRay Electrici-
ty. Offices over Postohlce
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Rev. Father pcnlrd Murphy OF
Krebs, has been installed as Abbott at
Sacred Heart Abbey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

The c1ief enginee' NJ IA Canadian
Valley x Western railroad has wit
ten to I.ehigh part,s ;hat the survey
ors will be there THIS week 20 locate
the line from Tupelo to that place,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

The South McAlester-Eufaula Tele,
phone company has purchased the
wilburton telephone exchange and will
rebuild and improve the ser5.cr there
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

!. $. Gibbons Of pou,m, who is SAID
to be insane. has been placed under
arrest and Is now confined In the Fed
cral Jail at Muskogoc. 1t is stated that
he recently threw his wife into a well,
but fortunately she escaped injury. He
was given "a horing and adiudgei in
sane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

The Southwestern Mort gage iusn
Co, with capital of 800 100 naS
been organized az Shawnee,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16
TERRITORIAL
HAPPENINGS

The several telephone companies haV
ing lines in Davis have arranged to
have all os them connect a one Office
there.
-
Wagner officers continue To make
war on the yagrants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16

Frank Williams Of Memphis, who
was en- route To San Antonio, Texas.
TO benefit his health, was taken from
a train at South McAletter in a dy-
ing condition and died in 'he depot
there ten minutes later
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-16
The Weak Made Stronn.

Ardmore, |. T., Alril G, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
1NOTHER WATER BILL.
Might Also Shat NeSc-Y York Ont OF
Nearby Counties.
[BY TELEanAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.I


Albany. Jan. l9.-Assemblyman Mcl<eown OF
Brooklyn to-day introduced bill which is regard
ed as another fence to prevent the city OF New
York from going to nearby counties for additional
water supply. Mr.. McKeown says that the bill was
introduced last year in the interests of mill owners
and factory employees at Little Falls and Cohoes,
and that It Will not interfere with New-Hork City
interests. The bill is entitled AN act to amend the
general municipal law in relation to the acquisition
OF water rights" 1t amends an old law by the ad-
dition OF two paragraphs, follows:
Whenever 1t shall appear to the satisfaction of
the court which application is MADE Tor the ap-
pointment Of commissioners OF estimate ana ap-
any stream or waters the purpose OF increasing
improving its water supply, that such stream or
waters situated outside the boundaries or sucn
municipal corporation, afford the chief source OF
power 10 or are necessary in the process OF manu-
featuring, washing or dyeing In a mill or mills
situated in a city village within the state. the
Inhabitants whereof chiefly dependent on such
court shall have power in its discretion, TO deny
the application for the appointment OF such com
nnisSionerS.
II shall not be lawful for any corporation organ
lied for the purpose engaged in the business OF
furnishing water any municipality In the state
TO acquire the right TO or 10 actually use for
the purpose of furnishing water to any municipality
municipality that affords the chief source or power
TO necessary in the process OF manufacturing
washing dyeing in a mill or mills situated In g
city Village within the State inhabitants whereof
are chiefly dependent such mill or mills for en-
ployment and support.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
IT MUST SPEND S2O,OOO,OOO
b. r.. 4. BETTERMENT PLAN.
That Sum Needed. Says Commits
sioner BaEer-A Hearing Jan. 81.

In response to demands for one. the State Ran
road Commission yesterday set January 81 as the
date for a public hea ring I'm the Brooklyn bo'oush
Hall on improvements and increases IN eqUPiis"'
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
The board heard and approved report DS I'm
missioner Baker who has been invesustOhs @
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit system for two years vi
Baker says that the company, to bring i.s equIp
roant to a point required by the demands must
snend $4,000 COO in the three years asoe iroh
the rap1Ilar sums expended for maintenance VI
this he saws s. 100000 must be spent the his' - -
e, aoo noo tho second and the rest or the to'ai .
third The company must improve Its terInhiSl Ia
cilitias and add to its power houses ana Ihe" ca
nacitv II must have more elevated railroad ~acAs.
mora general rolling stock equipment al lsas' 40o
nevV large railroad cars and at least -O0 He" i -
surface cars this year. .,. -,
Mr.. Baker states that the company recehuy mas
made arrangements to add 10000 horsepower TO ITS
Tit,es He calls attention to the lack OF foresight
OF the eouipanys officials to provide enough power
IN run the cars and heat them He says however
that the company is now considering plans which
will add to its power equipment.
II must proyi6e a new terminal for the Williams
burg Bridge and construct lines in various sec
tions Of the borough
1t is said that the company. being commercial
one cannot be forced by the Railroad Commission
to spend any fixed sum- but that the Commission
may point out certain things and force the COM
pany to make those improvements
1t is understood that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company is now planning for a bond issue OF more
than SO CO., and that II is arranging to go
ahead with many of the Improvements which Mr..
Baker says are needed
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
STATE WINS EXCISE CASE.
Widely Advertised Malt Whiskey Held To
Be Liquor, Not Medicine.

Albany. Jan 19.-The State Excise Department
to-day announced that 1t had it's case against
a New-York City druggist which is of Importance
to druggists throughout the State. The principal
question involved was, whether a certain widely
advertised malt whiskey a liquor within the
meaning Of the Liquor Tax law or whether it was
a patent proprietary medicine subject TO any
of its provisions
Three prominent chemists testified for the State
that the sample analyzed by them was a whiskey
containing about 45 per cent of alcohol in volume
and that it did not contain any appreciabe quantity
or any drug or medicine other than alcohol. The
trial judge held that under the proof it was his
duty TO direct a verdict in favor of the State Com
missioner of Excise for $780, the full penalty Of
the bond, because liquor had been sold in violation
OF the conditions of the bond, that neither the
cept on the prescription of duly licensed phys-
clan The decision of the Appellate Division of the
supreme Court in the first department sustains the
finding of the court below
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
STARRETTS DEFIANCE.
Araigned by Employers 4ssocia-
ton, Builder Stands Firm.

The emergency committee OF the Building Trades
Employers Association arraigned Theodore Star
Tett, representing the Thompson -Starrett Com
pany. at special meeting of the Building Trades
Employers Association yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF violating the order of the board of gov
ernors by employing the members of the Brother
hood of Carpenters the firm had locked out After
several hours of excited discussion. Mr.. Starrett.
speaking for his firm, said that matter what
action the board OF governors the emergency
committee might take the firm would not recede
rom f the stand it had taken. Action by the COM
mlttee wes deferred
1t, II was learned that after stating that the firm
would continue Its present in defiance of tho
Doard or governors, Mr.. Starrett charged the Mas
Ter steam and Hotwater Filters and Electrical Con-
tractors associations with first ignoring applica-
uons from his firm for membership and of later
putting every obstacle in the way of the firms
obtaining material J. c. Hatzel. representing the
tlectrical Contractors Association, said that the
charges arose out of some misunderstanding Mr.
Starrett said that If his firm could not get ma
ter1al II would take the to the courts.
Lewis j. Harding of the Master Carpenters AS
sociauon. when seen last evening denied the asser-
ton OF Mr.. Starrett that the firm could not get
carpenters from the bureau established by the
Employers Association.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
IN A TRANCE FOR FIVE wErxv
Man Who Hypnotized Himself ONLY Aw,,
ened by Electric Shock.

Chicago. JAN ia dispatch to "The r-es,-
from Peoria. Ill. says that benjamin. coni~.-S.
has Just been awakened from a five weeks, s-s sAs
having succeeded in hypnotlzing bim-e,s 'A.e' e.'
studying art and the occult arts at vVasb,r-.-s
While in Washington and In connection v-lfS -
artistic studies he became infatuated with fba =. -
cult. and hypnOtized himself
He was found In his room sound asleeu. s,s
he could not be awakened his family at Pso-,.
were informed His brother Went on and hronve.
him back Since then he had laid in tbis -
mysterious sleep. and was aroused only when
current Of electricity was applied to his spinal 81
umn. One electrode was applied at the base OF IN.
brain and another to the end OF the spinal coIu,-
and the fun force Of the battery being turned -
the patient awakened. and the Indications ara ma.
he will recover his health
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
FIVE SECONDS LATE, HE LOST S.
The State Senate Also Was Deprived of DR.
Lucas's Prayer.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE ]


Albany. Jan. 19.--The Rev. DR. A H Lucas. pas
tor of Trinity Methodist Church this morning
at Il o'clock lost S by being five seconds too late
to open the Senate session with prayer. Dr. Lucas
IS large man. and not sprinter. At 1857 o'clock
to-day Lieutenant Governor Bruce. who had been
watching the clock, told his clerk. Mr.. Schermer-
horn. to call up DR.. Lucas
Yes. yes" said the doctor. in answering the ring
I'm going to offer the prayer at the opening"
We'll you've got just three minutes before the
gavel falls said the clerk.
Il make it," answered the dominic.
Lieutenant Governor Bruce waited till llO1 thus
allowing the clergyman four minutes. Then he
strode 10 the platform and his gavel whacked the
Senate order
little the worse for his sprint. DR. Lucas ap-
peared at the side entrance door and was just
beckoning TO Mr.. Bruce to stay his hand when
the blow fell that made 1t impossible for DR.. Lucas
TO claim the customary fee.
Doctor" said Mr.. Bruce 10 DR.. Lucas, later Il
wish 20 assure you that creeds had nothing to do
with il. I'm q Scotch Presbyterian, and you're a
Wesleyan Methodist but We all would have en-
JOyed your prayer If YOU had been time. You
are out IS and without a spiritual uplifting;
that makes Us both losers. Business is business,
however"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
HIGGINS QUOTES LAW TO SYRACUSE
Replies to an Excise Complaint Made by
0nondaga Grand Jury.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.I
Albany, Jan. 19.-Governor Higgins to-day, in a
letter in answer TO a complaint regarding alleged
violation of excise law In Onondaga County, quoted
the law tost the people OF Syracuse. 1t seems that
the Onondaga grand jury. which at the time con-
tained Prohibitionist foreman and. clerk discov-
cred what seemed TO be violations of the liquor law
Instead OF using the powers vested in grand jury,
the Onondaga body memoralized Governor Higgins
In replying TO their inquiries the Governor says.
after quoting the law:
It would therefore seem that the grand jury has
ample power inquire into the alleged crimes and
the alleged misconduct of public officers and to
present to the court indictments based on legal
evidence taken before IT, if it deems that such
evidence will warrant conviction; and that there
fore there is reason why the Governor should
act the matter at this time and these resolu-
tons
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
HOOKER CASE NOT ENDED.
DEMOCRATS NAY ACT.
Assemblyman Palmer Threatens to
Introduce Impeachment Resolution.
rBv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrsuNE.l


Albany, Jan. l9-George NJ. Palmer. Demo
cratic leader of the Assembly. said to-day that
n-the Republicans did not do it. he on Monday
night next would introduce resolution looking
10 the Impeachment Of Justice Hooker, of the
Supreme Court. The Democratic members OF
the legislature are greatly disappointed at the
action OF the State Bar Association IN refusing
10 take further action against the judge MI
Palmer and his Democratic colleagues in the
legislature make professions of disinterested-
ness. and assert that they aim only TO uphoio
the most sacred traditions OF the bench.
1--WE feel" said Mr. Palmer tonight. that
.here has been a gross miscarriage OF justice
end that the legislature should act Unless the
Republicans themselves take Up the matter l
shall on Monday night Introduce resolution Tor
an Impeachment OF Justice Hooker. have no
personal feeling against the judge. AS lawyer
I wish to see the traditions Of the bench up
held"
Mr.. Palmer was s;anch supporter Of D. Cady
Herrick in tie last campaign.
In addition 10 the political capital that AS
semblymAn Palmer hopes TO make out OF the
action of the Bar Association, the enemies OF
Justice Hooker in Chautauqua County say they
are not yet through with him. In anticipation OF
a renewal of hostilities Speaker Nixon went
home 10 Chautauqua County on "Wednesday to
loolz things over.
Claire 4. Pckard and James L. Weeks. Of the
Jamestown Bar Association, said to-day before
leaving town that the charges against Justice
Hooker would sooner or later be brought before
the legislature for final disposition.
We have not made any definite plans as yet"
said Mr.. Pickard. bur you can rest assured
that the Hooker case has not by any means been
dropped Means will be found to bring the whole
matter before the legislature. Not one-half Of
the sensational nature OF The case has as yet
been made public
II was said tonight that Mr.. Hooker,s oppo-
nents would try TO force the legislature TO con-
slider the :. c Huntington report, which it viii
be recalled, was adverse TO Justice Hooker.
They think that this be done by sending a
inemorial in writing 10 the legislature, the same
As was done in the case of a Westchester mag
istrate. who was examined a year or two ago
by q legislative committee.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

A short time ago inquiry came from tht .l.s t1y,
forces to know if Mr.. Post would 'Netp sl,- Ssa-
if they would call off the boycott on tVS'"'
and GTape-Nuts. o,
This is the reply: THE labor trust has seen seen
fit to try to ruin our business because we W9o,"
not Join its criminal conspiracy. we are 80 -.
American citizens. and differ from me p a. -
union plan in that we do not force PeOplS I.,r
strike. picket. boycott. assault, OioW uN 4-1'
erty or cOmmfC saurder. n
We do not pay thugs $50 to brcaz in me H,s 20
of any man who tries to Support hls ''i~'
nor $50 for an eye Knocked out. a.,
We try 10 show our plain, honest reA'llu
sturdy and independent wOrkmen oy FsS--7
the highest wages in the state. ia
We have a steady. unyaryinC respect lVi -.
law abiding peaceabe union man and 6 5"s
earnest desire 10 see him gain power enc -
purge the unions of their criminal pF-'tI..
that have brought down upon them me me
eouS denunciatjon of lOng-sufer'ng at--. 80 ~,
ragged public, but we will not faWh r,bifs
bend the knee wear the hated collar OF Nu lor
slavery. the union label nor proSa'"'e 'nr
American citizenship under "orders 90
labor trust. ,sr
You offer to remove the restriction on esf ~
business and with union" gold ChoNe t--e .s,n
and still the voice raised in stern ueAeny.l,Ss an
OF the despOtism which trampleS otne@1.
iron shOd heel. the freedom Of our oro'-Sa -S-a.Ssa
You would gag us with silver bar 2 lu - - h
the appeal TO the American people 20 haFAs~ 1sos,
the cries for bread of the little chit't'V" lille
faithful fathers were beaten % dea'"
striving To earn food for them
Your boycott may perhaps succeed ~ ,Dss srou
ing cur people out of work and driving Us tbst
business. hut you cannot wrench from ~ anil
priceless jewel our fathers fought @ ~ IT.
which every true son guards Win h onl
Therefore. speaking for cur WorS pevi'
ourselves the infamous offer is declined
POSTUM CEREAL. co. Lfp'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
GREAT DAY FOR MECHANICsvILLE.'
Former Neighbor of Colonel Ellsworth Visits
Albany and Sees the Governor.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUxE.l

lsf AELAGHLPH TO THE IRIBUSEI
Albany, Jan. ls.-oliVer Jones. a war veteran sew
entyeight years old, next door neghbor, forty
hve years ago. OF Colonel Ellsworth the hero OF
Alexandria, went home to Mechanicsvile to-day a
proud and happy man. He led a drum corps all
over Saratoga County In the campaign last fall
and wore no overcoat in the coolest weather Yes
terday' on the invitation Of Lieutenant Governor
Bruce, he visited the Senate
i never saw live Governor and ! never was
here before said the old man.
Mr Jones'" said Mr.. Bruce. when I saw you
mareh last fal You reminded of that spirit Of
70 picture the original OF which is in MarbIehead
Low ino"H n 1aIl. 4 m going to take you down to see q
Governor Higgins thanked the veteran for his
Work IN the campaign and wished him prosperity.
Mr Jones went around TO the war relic departnent
took on his hat 20 EIlsworth's uniform with the
blouse breast pierced with buckshot and as he
walked down the Capitol steps he said:
We'll. there, by thunder, I've seen a live Governor
and ieftenant Governor and saluted Comrade Ells-
worths uniform. This Is a great day for Mechan
icsVille"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TALBOT BOARD CANNOT REcoNVENE

Philadelphia Jan. 19.-The Rev. DR.. w. B. Bo-
dine who chairman OF the board OF inquiry
appointed by Bishop Tuttle. of St. Louis, to In
vestigate the charges made by DIR. 1. n. W. Irvine
against the Right Rev Ethelbert Talbot. said to-
day in reference to the statement published In
THE Church Standard" that the board was He
gally dissolved:
1 have no intention of again calling the board
together l have not read Bishop Tuttles state
ment, but regardless of what he may nave said,
there will be further meeting OF the board, Tor
it adjourned sine die after going over the whole
existence again In order have the Church in
vestigate the charges against Bishop Talbot 1t viii
be necessary for DR.. Irvine and his friends TO
prepare and present to Bishop Tuttle a new pre-
sentiment. So far I know, nothing OF the kind
has been done or Is even contemplated