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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07

Mrs. j. ) Downard of Purcell Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Downard.
j + Hughes Of Marietta, represent
ing Sanger Bros, Dallas, is in the
city
w r. Burntt went north on the
Santa Fe today.
City Attorney Smith returned to
Purcell last night after transactiug
business here.
j. w. Austin, a banker of Wadena
Mimi. Is in the city the guest OF e.
w Baumbach.
Senator Young Of Berwyn was in
The city today en route home from
TshOmngo.
p. McGhes who has been in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs. John l..
Gait departed today for his home in
Dalton. Ga.
Mrs. A. l.. Keith and granddaughter
Miss Mamie Mason of Dalton, Ga. are
in the city guests at the home of
Judge and Mrs. John l.. Gait
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07

Toxic. Sept 1t stil continues
quiet here. but trouble is feared to-
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07

Parties that came in from Pauls
Valley state that there is absolutely
10 fear of the yellow lever in mat
iection The report of the expert was
expected and instead of the case be-
ng yellow fever It turned out different
rs many expected it would.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07

The Epworth leaguers will entertain
their friends with a lawn social at the
residence of y. T. Nisbett, Thursday
night. All friends of the league are IN
yitcd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07

Toxic. Sept IA mob burned and
destroyed ten Christian churches and
one mission house school last night,
"Wednesday. People were not in.
iured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-09-07

Fresh oysters and celery daily at
'ity Fish Market. 3-lm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
AUTOMOBILE RACES.
Webb Jay Scores Victory Over Barney
 Oldfleld at Detroit.

Detroit. Mich, August 7-WeDD Jay scored a victory this afternoon at Crosse Point over Barney Oldheld in the ten mile open event. the feature of the open- ing day of the Detroit Automobile Racing association's fifth annual meet. Jay and oldfeld were the only entries for the event
 Jay jumped into the lead at the start, opening up 300 feet between the two ma chimes before ,ne racers reacned the first quarter pole After the fifth mile he steadily increased his lead and was moro than an eis..-.- of mile ahead at the finish. Jays time for the ten miles was s:46 2-5, and his best mile was the last, whicn e made in 56 2-5 seconds.
 In the first heat for the $500 trophy Barney Oldfield and Charles Burman. both of Cleveland. made a pretty race until the tenth mile. when Oldfield drew away in the stretch and won by half length Webb Jay completely outclassed Dan Wurgis of Lansing. M.ch., in the second heat for the same trophy and won by nearly mile in 5:15 4-5 Oldfleld and Jay will race the deciding heat tomorrow,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
CORNER STONE IN COLON.
Distinguished Party Goes to ceremo
 nies From Panama.

Colon. August 7.-Dr. Manuel Amador, president of Panama and Sonora Amador. General Santiago De La Guardia, min ister of foreign affairs and of war; All calde Ossa, Charles G. Magoon. Ameri- can minister and governor of the canal zone; Theodore P. Shonts, chairman of the canal commission, and other promi- nent persons. came to Colon from Panama yesterday on invitation of the church au- thorities to attend the laying of the cor ner stone of a new Catholic church.
 Addresses were delivered by Father Russell of the canal zone. in English. and by Father Ajorni in Spanish. President Amador and Governor Magoon together laid the corner stone. After tn ceremony. Governor Magoon and Chairman Shonts, together with the others of the party were given banquet at the Washington hotel by the clergy and the government em- ployes. A dance followed this and the guests then returned to Panama The weather throughout was fine
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
PENNSYLV VANIANS
 WIN TROPHY CUP Birmingham Man Will Play
 Golf Today SOUTH'S SHOWING IS BAD Champion Egan Is Followed By Large Gallery, But Shows Slightly Err
 ratio Form on Chi
 caao Links.
sOUTH's SHOWING IS BAD

Chicago. August 7-W. c. Fownes' team of Western Pennsylvania Golf as- sociation players won the Olympian cup after an all-day battle on the Chicago Golf clubs links by total score of 655, defeating the Western Golf association quartette by five strokes. w. J. Travis four, representing the Metropolitan asso- ciation, was third, with a total of 664- The other teams finished with the fol- lowing totals
 Philadelphia, 6So.
 Canada, 693.
 Stafford, 703.
 Pitcifc Coast, 7l0.
 Trans Mississippi, 715.
 Ohio, 73.
 Southern, 741
 The St. Louis and Wisconsin associa- tion teams withdrew after the morn- ing round.
 Several hundred enthusiasts were in the gallery that followed the feature pair of the day, national champion, H. c. Egan, of the Western Golf association, and for ser champion, Walter J. Travis, captain of the Metropolitan quartette.
 In the morning Egan was slightly er- ratio in his wooden club work from some of the first nine tees, but managed to to- tai a IT to Travis 79 In the afternoon neither did good medal scoring. each get ting 1S2. But Travis won six holes and Egan only three. This would have brought the champion and his rival al square had the 36-hole event been a match. Dr. D. P. Fredericks, one or the players who is thought to be almost eer- tain to bother some of the stars in the national championship tournament, which will begin tomorrow, had the best medal card of the day, 156, a record for the course lis team mates, b. M. Byers and G. A. Ormiston, failed to play uI to their game.
 When the Olympar cup was put uI for a team match at St. Louis last year as curtain-raiser for the Olympian championship, Captain Egan's team won ! If The play today for the massive trophy marks the first annual competition un- der the medal scoring plan. Both Cham pion Egan and his cousin, Walter Egan | made good totals for the Eastern Coli | associations team, 159 and 164, respec- lively. The young midlothian associa- | tes, R. E. Hunter and M. 10. Phelps, as | tonshed the followers of golf by fail. ing to get their usual brilliant rounds
 J. T. Travers did not play up to repu' | tation for the New York team, getting | 167, while Fred Hereshoff succeeded 1T making 159. C. B. Mcdonald, the first
 amateur champion, was not able to dc | much.
 l Tomorrow the first qualifying round oi | eighteen holes for the eleventh Unitee
 States Golf association championship vii | be played. J. H. Snowden, of oil City | Pa, and C. F.. Brown, of Birmingham Ala, are scheduled to play at o'clocl in the morning. There are thirty-six en | tries for the championship. Wednesda, the concluding eighteen holes will bt played and the best tnirty-two scores fol thirty-six holes will qualify for thu match play.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
GREAT DOINGS IN
 HONOR OF MIR TAFT
Miss Roosevelt Is Also Shown Many Attentons-Russians Attend Bril-
 liant Reception.

Manila. August 7.-Maj Cor bin gave a dinner this evening to the gen. tlemen of the Taft party. Rear Admiral Enquist of the Russian navy and his staff were present.
 General Corbin toasted President Roose- welt and Secretary Taft toasted the Rus sian Emperor. Rear Admiral Enquist, who was much affected, then arose and made a profound salutation. At the same time Commissioner Forbes entertained Miss Alice Roosevelt at dinner One hour later three thousand persons attended bril- liant reception given by Governor Gen eral Wright at the palace. Those present from the highest official and most prom inent citizens, to the humblest natives, were greeted by Secretary Taft and Miss Roosevelt, who shook hands with all. Rear Admiral Enquist and his staff were present. Spanish residents say that the reception surpassed any in the previous history of Manila.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
VIII Assist In Gulf Patrol.

Washington, August 7.-Provison was made by the treasury department today for the employment of three launches at S20 per day each to assist In the Gulf pa trol. The following dispatch on the sub Ject was sent tonight by Acting Secretary Taylor to Captain Chaytor at Gulf Port, Miss. of the revenue cutter Winona, who is assisting Dr. Wasdin in the patrol operation.
 'Dselrtment has today approved em- ployment by public health and marine hospital service of three launches, Grace, Carolyn and Noreta, and they will be con- sidered a part of your command under general directions already given you with regard to the Winona in assisting Sur geon Wasdin who has charge of Gulf pa- troll You will place revenue flag and commissioner or warrant officer on each launch and they will cruise in any waters Louisiana and Mississippi au- thorities will be notified that these vessels are government vessels
 1 In dispatch to Dr. Wasdin, sent by Surgeon General Wyman tonight, he says the launches will have authority to cruise any where in American waters
 ssBut," he adds, your directions to Captain Chaytor as indicated by the sec Fefary of the treasury should be to warn vessels from Louisiana that they will not be allowed to land anywhere on the gulf coaSt without their having undergone the required period of detention which should be five or six days as may be required, and offered the alternative of returning 10 Louisiana or going to Ship Island to five out their quarantine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
NILKJNEN OV
 CHA RGES BY DUNCAN

Walter, J. B. and A. E. Fuqua, who run a large dairy in Birmingham, and Frank winford. driver for them. were arrested yesterday on warrants sworn out against them by E. M. Duncan, city milk in- spector, charging that they were selling adulterated milk.
 The warrants were sworn out before J. J. MeElrath, clerk of the police court, and were served by Detectives Bodeker and Hamilton. Each of the men made bond to the amount of S25 to appear in court on Saturday to answer the charges
 Inspector Duncan has recently made an analysis of some milk sold in the city from this dairy, and he alleges in the warrant that the milk was sold in Bir- mingham.
 The arrests are the result of .ne re- cent activity in theAmillS inspection de- partment of the city and It is probable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
GAN NOT FIND ZEIGLER. pr. Fassig Sends Message From Arctic
 Regions.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. 1.-The Baltimore News today received the following cable gram from pr. Oliver l.. Fassig, of the Zeigler relief expedition:
 shannon Island, via Edinburg,
 " August ', 1905. News, Baltimore.
 NO member of the Zegler expedition, Shannon island July 2l. Much ice in North Atlantic. Reach New York 20th.
 ''FASSIG." Dr. Fassig who was an official of the government weather bureau, Is the scien- tist of the relief expedition which sail ed from Sanderfjord, Norway, on May IF, on the Magdalina for Shannon island, on the coast of Greenland, with the hope that some members of the Zeigler ex- petition which sailed for the Arctic re- gions from Norway, in July, 1903, under command of Anthony Fiala, of Brooklyn, might be found there.
 It Is true that the Magdalna having failed in its purpose, will now return to Norway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Howell to Be Buried Today.

Atlanta, Ga, August 7.-(Special )-The funeral of Captain Evan P Howell, who died yesterday at noon, will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral services will be conducted at the residence in West End and the in torment will be at Westview cemetery. The flag on the city shall was placed at half-mast today, the city council this afternoon adopted resolutions expressing their profound sympathy to the family of the late mayor, and commenting his lifelong public spirit. The city hall ana public buildings generally and many of the stores of the city will be closed tomorrow during the hour of the funeral
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08

of Secor and injuring Miss Effie Ne. Donald at Galesburg, has been identi- ned as Eugene Pikeman of Hopedale, Taeweil county, where he has been re- siding for a number of years. He is 26 years old and a painter. He is said to be of quarrelsome nature when under the influence of liquor. His father will employ local legal counsel to defend the murderer, who will be tried in Pike county, Illinois.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08

that others will follow if any other n''ih in the city Is found adulterated.
 Boracic acid tends to preserve milk ana to keep 1t sweet longer than normal anu does. away to a large exetens "i'n 'no need for icing tho milk. It likewise tenes to make the milk white and to thicKeh IL. The results on the stomach of the person drinking milk which contains boracic aeid may or may not be serious, according 10 the conditions.
 The warrants yesterday were sworn out after a consultation with the MaSor' who Is back of the movement to have the milk and meat riEor ously, inspected.
 Within a short while the department will be thoroughly equipped with ap- paratus for making an analysis for bac- teria, and more complete analysis VIII he made of all milk sold in the city or within police jurisdiction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
ITALIANS ARE KILLED.
Struck By Engine of Work Train Near
 Alexandria, Va.

Alexandria, Va. August -Four Italian laborers were killed outright. one died from his injuries while being carried tS the hospital and another is seriously in jured as the result of an accident late this evening on railroad construction work about four miles west of this city
 The six men were shovelling dirt from a flat car on the north-bound tract. The engineer of the work train sounded his whistle several times in quick succession which apparently startled the Italians One made flying leap to the opposite track. The other followed and in an in stant they were thrown in every direction by the engine of the work train. The men were known only by numbers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
REPUBLICANS BUSY.
Party in Virginia Will Put Out Full
 State Ticket.

Roanoke, Va, August 7.-The repub- lican state convention to nominate a full state ticket to oppose democrats in the general election next fall will assemble here tomorrow at noon. Every train today brought in delegates from all sections of the state.
 The convention will be composed of about a thousand members and will be one of tho largest in the history of Virginia. Judge Lewis of Richmond will be nominated for governor with out opposition. Secretary of the Tre.as- ury Leslie NJ. Shaw will arrive tomor- row and will address the convention tomorrow evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
RESOLUTIONS FOR HOWELL. Georgia House Tenders Community and Family Profound Sympathy.

Atlanta, August 7--(SpeciaI) house of representatives this morning unani- mously passed resolutions offered by MT. Stoval1 of Chatham relating to the death of Capt. Evan P. Howell rendering to the member of his family and to the city of Atlanta, the profound sympathy of the members The resolution cities Captain Howelfs devotion to duty. both in peace and war; his earnest work in the develop ment of his city and state, during his service as representative, state senator, member of the capitol commission, mayor of Atlanta, and in other capacifies; his great work for .hs state and country as a journalist and ais noble qualities which attracted to him thousands of friends wherever he was known.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08

have no authority to ride these inspectors unless they are attending to their du- ties"
 The only difference in the statements of McNess, the news butcher, the DOT ter, and the dining car conductor, IS that none of the three latter saw the pistol
 The statements of the Pullman conduc- tor, the dining car conductor and the negro porter were obtained by an employe in the office of Superintendent T. E. Brooks, but what will be done with the matter has not been decided.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
VIII Not Raise Quarantine.

Mobile, August 1.-The suggestion of City Health Officer Rhett Goode that the state raise the quarantine against the AIississiIpi coast because of no fever having developed there !l ten days was acquiesced in by Dr. Sanders. the state health officer, but met with unfavorable consideration on the part of city and county both and Mayor Lyons, so that no further action has been taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Rate War Is Settled.

Chicago, August 7.-The eastbound passenger differential rate war from this city to eastern points was settled today through an agreement entered into by the various railroads con cerned, and nominal rates will be re- stored on August 20, the earliest date possible for restoration of rates under the interstate commerce act. The Erie, which was the only road holding out, today announced its acceptance of the proposed agreement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
More Strict in Illinois.

Cairo, H., August 7.-fhe state board of health in connection with the yellow fever quarantine today ordered u restric- ton in the issaance of health certificates, and in the future they will be issued only to citizens of Illinois 1ii iprsons who are vouched for 5y Illinois citizens. Health certificates have heretofore been issued to all applying. pr. J. A. Egan of the state board of health today started a campaign against mosquitoes. He is- sued an order to health ofncers in South
 ern Illinois requiring that every effort be made to destroy mosquitoes by applying oil to cisterns, ram barrels and cesspools.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Five Cases in Mexico.

Mexico City. August 7.-The superior board of health officials report but five cases of yellow fever in the republic, four at Vera Cruz and one at Coatzsacoalcos One patient died at Vera Cruz on We'd nesday, and another case was discov- cred on the same day. All five cases are Thoroughly isolated. According to the sys- tenn everywhere adopted the patients are placed in screened rooms. Unrelenting warfare against the mosquito continues at all periious points. Daily reports are received from places where the disease is likely to manifest itself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Royal Arcanum to Meet.

St. Louis, Mo, August 7.--The secre tary of the Royal Arcanum announced today that the supreme council will meet at Put-ln-Bay, O., on August 30 to consider the developments growing out of the establishment of new rates Forty-two representatives from the grand council have signed a request made to Supreme Regent Wiggins that a special session be held.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Found With High Temperature.

New York, August Tone passenger and two of the crew of the steamer Comus, which arrived from New Orleans this afternoon, were transferred to Hoff- man Island for observation, all of them showing high temperature. The steamer was detained at quarantine until this evening, when she was permitted to pro- ceed to her pier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
No Excitement in Tuscaloosa.

Tuscaloosa, August 7-(specal.)- )-Much excitement prevailed here for several days and many of the citizens were inclined to be panicy when the case of yellow fever was reported at Montgomery, but perfect confidence has been restored and there seems to be no'fear here, though tie quarantine Is still on and the officers of the law are meeting all incoming trains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Professor Bells Father Dead.

Washington, August 7.-Alexander Mel vile Bell, father of Prof. Alexander Bell, died at the home of the latter today in the seth year of his age. from pneumonia following an operation for diabetes per- formed last Tuesday. He was born in Scotland. son of Alexander Bell and was one of three generations notable be- cause of their developments of the art of instructing the deaf and dumb in methods of communication. The interment will take placa here Wednesday,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Refugee Dies In Chicago.

Chicago. August Mrs. H. Miles, so years old, who left her home in Rose dale, Miss, to escape possible danger of yellow fever. died here today form ex- haustion due to the journey. Mrs. Miles was one of a party of eleven persons who came north at the first outbreak of the fever in the south.
 Mrs. Miles was a sister of war Governor Charles Clark of Mississippi and was the widow of Judge c. T. Miles of Bowling Green, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Mobile Guarding Against Fever.

Mobile, August 7.-At the instance of the Mobile county medical society there was the largest meeting of representative citizens ever assembled here was he'd in the Commercial club tonight, at which the Auxiliary Sanitary association of Mo- bile was organized to aid the board of health and city and county authorities in cleaning up the city, i3500 being subscribed on the spot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Two Cases at Bon Ami.

Houston, Tex, August 7.State Health Officer Tabor has been advised officially that there are two cases of yellow fever at Bon Ami, La. The telegram stated also that one of the suspects was dead. The two men weer Italian refugees from New Orleans, and a demand has been made from the Texas border for troops. but the request has been declined by both Dr. Tabor and the governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Case No Longer Dangerous.

Tampa, Fla, August 7-state Health Officer Porter states that he considers the danger of infection from Victor Vi- tello's case of yellow fever as passed, The Italian is well enough to get out of bed and dress himself No other case has developed, nor is there single sus- pected one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
chicasoans Control Road.

Mexico City, August 7.-Chicago financiers have secured control of a concession for a narrow-gauge railroad projected from Toluca to Zecuatpam, which includes AS lxilometers already built and owned by Juan Henkell. The property was transferred to them for consideration of s850,000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
High Class Vaudeville
SCIENTIFIC FIGHT
 BEGINS WITH NEW HOPE
tcontInued from First Paeo)

 issued unless something at present un- looked for should occur. Minnehett the Louisiana refugee, who is the lone patient in the emergency hos pital is rapidly convalescing, and his principal concern in life at present CD seems to be a desire for square meal CD which the physicians have not yet allowed him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Rigid Embargo on Bananas.

Chattanooga, August 1.-The city board of health at an interesting and exciting meeting this morning put a rigid embargo on bananas. It also forbiQa the laundering of Pullman bedding here during the pre- valence of the fever at New Orleans or quarantined sections.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
Sanger Nay Go With Root.

Washington, August 7-CSpeciaD .-Ofn- cial Washington is considerably interest," ed in the report tn Col William c. Sangre, who was as -nnretary of war under Elhu Ross uia hece as- sistant secretary of 5tt sr1sl is old chief, succeeding ''tlia oomis. Colonel Sangre is ssx fet:retary Root in Labrador.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-08
snowstorm In Austria.

Innsbruck. Austria. August 7.- There has been a heavy snowstorm throughout the Inns-Ziiler valley. One hundred and forty tourists are snow hound