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New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
M. RENE MlLLET TO LECTURE.

NJ Rene MiIlet who has been selected to deliver
the Hyde lectures, given annually undsr the au-
spices of the Cercle Francais de l'Universite Har
ward has also been invited by the Federation of
the Alliance Francaise in the United States TO
make a lecture tour in America, from February
to June next. NJ 1Iillet became in 1889. Chef de
Cabinet OF NJ Barthelemy de st. Hilaire, then
Minister Of Foreign Affairs under the Jules Ferry
administration. After remaining five years assist
ant director Of one Of the Foreign Office bureaus,
NJ Niillet was appointed in 1855 Minister 10 SerYia;
from 1889 TO 1891 he occupied a similar post il
Sweden and d1:ally was sent Frances resident
general at Tunis, where ne remained until 1900.
For len years N. 9Tillet has made The report of
tbs United States Congress in the .Aunuaire dc Ia
Legislation Etrangere.'
e., The series of eight lectures which he Will deliver
al Harvard University this month. and which he
will be ready TO give in other cities or univer-
stiles that he may visit VIII deal with France
and Islam in the Mediterranean
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT FOR WOMEN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sirx "A Constant Reader of The Tribune III youI
issue Of this morning criticises your able editorial
Of February capital punishment for women
Your correspondents main point lies in the state
ment that the right Of suffrage deters persons
from committing crime. and that are
not subjected TO this assumed deterrent influence
they ought not 10 be subjected in the same degree
as are men TO punishment for any crimes that they
may commit If it true that the right Of
suffrage has this strong deterrent effect, il would
follow that those deprived Of that right would be
more often guilty of crime than those exercising it
But as statistics show that this last is not no.
ticeably the case your correspondent must be held
in error as 10 the matter OF fact upon which th1s)
contention is based J. = NJ
NeW-York, Feb. g. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
JAPANESE ARMS AND ARmoR SALE.

The second days sale Of arms and arnlor Of old
japan at the American Art Galleries yesterday
realized S11Is3 90 making total of slso95 SO Sir
William c. Van Horne bought for $3.50 Satsuma
Jar. with q decoration of gnarled branches of plum
trees in blossom medicine pouch of iron repousse,
with figure in high relief Of Rakwan tanning tbs
dragon for S25, and mailed sleeves for $l5. c. l.
Freer purchased for 1920 bronze mirror, assigned
10 the Tang dynasty, the period that represents
the high water mark in Chinese art 61S to 9O7 A. D.
a gold lacquer box and stag's horn, with two
swords Used frequently in Samura homes as a
rack for hanging ancestral swords. We're sold TO
John la Fargo, for 500 and SIS respectively. A
pair of standard bearers brought $3.50
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

the property in 5sth-st would be enhanced for the
same cause that has led to the enhancement Of tie
value of property in 5sth-st would bring about the
result in 5Sth, Possibly it might be eXpedienJ
10 consider the widening of 5sth-st. now when It
could be done at q comparatively small expense
am confident that this plan would immedia iately
solve the problen1 street Will accommodate
much greater traffic where ii is moving only in
direction than where il is in both directions.
= controlling reason in favor OF this plan is that
it can be tried at a small eXpenSemerely the
cost of transferring 10 5Sthst of the tracks
present in 5erl-St VI.
NeT-York, Feb. II, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
WHAT is NEEDED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Last Sunday I was much interested in the
article printed il The Tribune on the New-York
public schools expenses, etc. Every word should
interest the people. who continually imposed
upon. We have 10 pay for it in our rents. taxes
etc, yet oT- children do not receive proper kind
OF education, nothing 10 fit them for future bust
ness 10 even enable them TO spell, figure or talk
3ntelligenty, for these things neglected while
1nost absurd fads and fancies take their places I
wish you would use YOUR influence to put a stop
fhe outra geous cranming process now in vogue and
restore in the public schools the teaching OF the
three RS. that our children may not be ignorant
OF the most necessary teaching upon leaving school
SeWYork, Feb. IL. 1905 COMMON SENSE.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco Feb 1.-THE official closing quota
lions for mining stocks TODAY wore as Follows:
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles c. Gates s Co.. Nos. H. is and
IS wslI-st)
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Teachers agencies.

THE {. MIRIAM CoYRIERE AGENCY $50 Fifth-ave
Ne-York City, makes specially Of coasclenticusly
furnishing parents full information good schools pro
fessors and governesses supplied Established 1880
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
THROUGH TRAINS no THE NEST
new YO3s,NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD 2 s

Trans Depart troul tiEad Central Stafa "a s.
Boston VIA New London and PrO=tdsac.-ss:se
~ 500. "El .5:G1. sf12.O0 p II
BOSTON. via anIic-tss:Oo 4 N t2.oo "
BOSTON, via Springfeld-ts:0O A ". til2Oo. slse1
s11O0 p M.
FITGHBCRG, via Putnam and WorcsstsT-fS.0O P. u
LAKEVILI+E and NoREO!k-ts:5o =. NJ t3.s1 P, u
FIELD-44:9o, $50 A NJ. 1881 P. "
WATERBURY and WISSTED-14:5O $500. fsssa
f1002. $1,000 Ito Waterbury, a VI. yi.o5. f4.N
tf50i. 1900. 5000 90 Waterbury, P NJ.
Ticket Offices cGrand Central Station and e1Ge
81. also az els e26i. 11SS e1SS4 Broadway g Pzs
Place c25 Union Square. c1S2 Fifth c245 Colr-s
Ave. 649 Madison Ave. c25S west I25th s.. is -
I25th 81 In Brooklyn. ca Court ST. $50 Fultsn =
500 Broadway. = ID.
spaiiy. tExcspt SUNDAYS ssundays only. sssops 9.
l2Sh ST. xStopS 125th s.. sundays ccly SPac- ar
Limited. HAS dining car cParlor and Sleep-s eaf
c. I. HEHfPSTEAD. Gen Pass AZ.
o. II. SHEPARD, Gen Supt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Steamboats,.

b % . IF ID NI AER AER f35SES EsSEss6 hS
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport Iau kIver
Leave Pier 10. n. r.. foot Of Warren ST. weekdays
only $500 P. Nj. Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM
Orchestra o each.
NORWICH LINE, New London Leave Pier 40
y. r. Of Ciarkson ST. weekdays only 600 p. NJ
Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE and CHESTER W
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford
Springfield North Leave Pier 20 F r.. zoo: ot
peek sim weekdays only 400 p. n. Steamer RICH
ARD PECK
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

VoUNG's HOTEL.
4 Atlantic City, ". J.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
ABSOLUTELY FIKEPROOF. directly on the beach
with unobstructed ocean view. Rooms suite with
private baths Pure supplied artesian
well, S25 feet deep. WHITE SERVICE CUISINE UN-
EXCELLED JAMES X. KEENAN,.
(NHESTER INN.-New York Ave, near Beach. Atlantic
~ City, y. J. Steam heat; elevator; single
suite, with bath. Special Spring rates.
Mrs. .. KNAJER.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
School agencies.

6MEEtICAt AND fOkEI1S TEAC HEtsS' AhESl
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, Governesses cts
70 Colleges Schools an6 Farnilies Apply to
Mrs u. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Unior Sguz.A
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

A pvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown oface.
NO 1854 BROADWAY
Advertisements will be received following branch
offices regular office rates until o'clock p m viz:
254 Sth-ave St: 6th-aYe cor I2t-st;
92 East 14tst.: 2t7 West 42d-s. between 7th and
263 West l25th-st 1888 Sd
IIth L026 3d-aye near 6lst-sL: 1Tos 1saye,
ave. 4lst-st.: 65s 3d-ave: a8 Ch.istopher-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

stock Open Hgh Low. Close Bid ASKED
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
I'll a vELoCE' -Iast italian zinc

sailing every Wednesdays 10 Naples Genoa
Citta "A TpTinQ. Mar, Nord america Ma. :,
Cabin. SO up DINING saloon on promenade deck
BoLoGNEsL HATFIELD & CO.. 20 Nail S.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
pED ID" LINE.

season Sis 70 slois. an expenses included. .pro-
Gao Ma,i isos' tSoN son 2Si and tiS5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
THE ALBEMARLE,

Virginia Ave, Near Beach. Atlantic Cit. ". J.
Having undergone extensive improvements. this esgaF
modern hotel offering Spring guests very specis
rate Of So weekly for arge sunny, steam heated room
excellent table. Elevator private baths etc. 4Gt
it. Of sun parlors. Booklet mailed. J. P. COPE.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Teachers.
WANTED.-French gentleman companion for boy Is
years, good automoblist German goyernesses French
governesses English governessesi French cornpanion
for mitonaire's daughters must be willing travel
abroad: secretary visiting teacher teaching German
French: nursery soveruess. Virginia. Miss DONOVANS
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, 80 East 14th-sL Teephore
3217 Gramercy. Established y years.
COMPETENT. REFINED SPANISH LADY Teachers
- College graduate, principal of ladies' sepiuares in
Cuba. Columbia and Venezuela desires pupils either be-
etnners for conversation address Mrs. FATLOR l51
West s+th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Ocean and Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. y J.
Elevator street level Special Winter Rates. Booklet
WM r. HOOD.
A. c. Mcclellan & son.
NEW HOTEL PIERkEPONT.
Ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, - i
open all year SalI water in all baths. Special
winter rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

FIIHE VERONA INN.
i CLEARWATER, FLA
On the Gulf Coast. Excellent hunting fishing
ACtesan wster- c. ". JOSEPH. Prop.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-29
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED EFfEcTING
PERMANENT ORGAGIZATION.
DR.. RILEY GAVE TIMELY WARNING
n Bryan Does Not Want the School,
Houston viii Go After IL.
DR.. Carroll Here.

The educational rally was con.
tinued yesterday with increased
enthusiasm. The morning session
opened at II o'clock with deyo.
tional exercises. The choir sang
"simply Trusting" and prayer
was offered by Rev. S. l.. Morris.
DR.. Butler introduced the first
speaker in the person Of Rev. II.
c. Smith, pastor Of the First Bap-
ti.t church Of Navasota, who de-
liyered the address upon the lay
ing OF the corner stone of the new
First Baptist church in this city.
DR.. Butler, in introducing the
speaker, stated that he was greatly
gratifed with the results of the
rally and especially with the hearty
and active sympathy and help Of
the visiting brethren and Of scores
he met on his recent visit to La
Porte. He mentioned particularly
the encouragement received from
DR.. Truitt and DR.. Gambrell Of
Dallas. and DR.. Wilson, president
of Baylor Female College at Bel
ton. The latter expresses the hope
that Bryan may he able to build
up az good school as is main.
tanned at Bolton.
Rey. Smith read from the second
chapter of Daniel the story Of the
dream OF Nebuchadnezzer, and Of
fered prayer as a preface to his
address. He announced his sub
ject az Wisdom and Power" and
his discourse dealt with the rela-
ton between the two and the
meaning Of each taken separately
The speaker emphasized the bar
renness of education without God
in it, and enlarged upon the great
opportunity offered to Bryan to
secure this great institution for
Christian education.
Rev. NJ. T. Andrews of Marlin, a
boyhood friend Of DIR. Butler, was
the next speaker. Rev. Andrews
is an earnest and consecrated man,
profound thinker and impressive
speaker. His remarks were pred
lcated upon the subject, Looking
I Ahead and he made a strong
plea for Christian education as
remedy for many of the evils OF
our day, mentioning particularly
divorce and race suicide. He also
dwelt upon the great opportunity
afforded by such an enterprise TO
those who have the means for
doing grand work in building
up the church at home and send
ing educated consecrated mission.
aries TO foreign fields.
At the conclusion of Rev. An.
drews' remarks, DR.. Butler an
nounced that he desired to have
DR.. Riley make an important
statement before the meeting, and
DR.. Riley took the floor. He stated
that speaking on the project in
hand had been going on for two
days and every phase Of the sub
iect had been discussed in kaleido-
scopic succession, and that il was
now time to do something. The
whole matter, he declared, hinges
upon whether OF not Bryan wants
the school. "If you don't want it
and are not going to build it, said
he, "the matter will be taken up
at Houston, where it has been
talked Of previous to this move
ment, and where the subject of To-
cation in that city has been under
consideration. | am not here to
banter or to challenge, and think
Bryan is the best place for it, but
we must have this kind of a school
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
nelIeuea pavIs II Oh eeIt.

Davis. J. T., Nov. IS Special
The recent warm weather has caused
activity at Turner Falls
and camping parties are passing
through here every day On route To-
The famous resort Among the mum.
bor Of campcr8 at the Falls Is Col.
Henry Lehman. AN old Pennsyyania
OH operator. vino has been at DAVIS
for the past two weeks lolting ivio
thp oil and gas fitualion with a vihw'
n is believed, 10 drilling several Wells
In his section Of the country. Whom
seen today. Mr Lehman said: y Ger
tainly believe you aie situated In IN
oil belt. and II is my purpose to taor
0ughly prospect this ieli. nv oplni'n
rs that somewhere ia ms local. n
there viii be- great oil field dev i
opod. II may not 1c If a very higt
grade of oil. hu; oCiihFe ihcre !.
every indications q 4 hcinS 'ast d"
pOsit Of both uii rld rlS. base N
belief on the .Int MS. HJvis f. 'llr'"ily
In the line of tho oil bearing forma
tion. and with the Arbuckle mountains
within few miles Of here II VII
naturally make this an immense ll'
when once developed"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
POLITICIANS tee At woes.
Preparing Ter Fish; When viii Gene
win ststshoo5 Leeisistion.

Davis. O. T. Nov 1s-fSp-c.a '-
The several DGlrcl1. .il5s rhrolE
me Cnickasa~ nation are organ nI-.-E
their force md training f0I The rls
ing barl- U1-l s'zTF1Dyl is a ral...
II hss devel0pe1 trs. several ea .i
dates fCr the ta-.OHe Offices are -a.
Iuz proposition ro fre leading
asking for their endorsement -.L.
year. u d. believed thai neE .up
% candidates is growing and TIA. he
candidate harvest viii mature aaC--
March 10Th. 1906. TIE report b. 'hat
when The tribal government dissC
On Msrrh 80, and the Indian citizen
becomes q fIilfedga3 citizen Of D.
United State. there TlI b. .-U
crop u candidates from the ranf and
fls = the Chics4saW Tribe q Ind .l-.
IN Davis We have several proH VI
citizens Dy Indian blood who would
make capable Ofirisls. lu' they al zD-
par 10 De looking FOR the pale fac-
tO lead toe way Thee clubs are
gathering up The Indian and educa'.lg
him 10 the true faith The democrat
are working night and day among -l-
coming voter. and the republicans are
doing likewise Here iu Davis f1e
republicans have more than a hundred
members. and -hg city ls democ-a-.-
b. a small maiyUty The .-pI5lir4L-
cay they Eill hold the balance % pos
rr .l fle spring election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19

There were two murder cases tried
In The federal cou-f al TishomingO th.
past week Tha, OF j. B Laster who
was charged with the murder Of his
father near Evansville some time
ago i.astcr was acquitted on the
grounds that he committed the act in
felf defense
The other one vas that Of Kid kel-
ly. cOlored who was charged with
the murder Of a man named Dlling.
ham. also colored. at Tishomingo two
years ago The jury after being ou'
about an hour returned a verdict Of
guilty which mean that the prisoner
win be sentenced 10 hang unless he
secures new trial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
Fln. snnnln Of pure Water.

Hiu Creek. ! J.. Nov l5.-t Spec
ialJ- 81 Lonis capitalists, In conncc
lion with Mn CrcoE parties. have
recently bought tract Of land about
one mile southWo.t Of town. Ior tn'
purpose Of developing the water
found therein Careful analysis Of th
water have been made By competen
chemists and they pronounce II {
nearest pure Of any water ever cxamln
cd by them That it Dos almost aD
sOmtoly devoid ~ mineral substances
much like distilled water large
reservoir win be- built ON lny premises
and should the water prove 10 have
the great curative powers, az experts
assure The owners IL has a saniiariuH
win be built and an upto date health
rrgort established Already land DO
the vicinity has more than 'r.hl"d 10
value
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19

The annual message of the pre- a
dent. which a nov being written. -
.zl1 N fairly bristie With reoofnmenf.
a'ionA rghting By federal pyEer many
Lhi1Rs Ehich are 'declaref srDnz Tie
president is expected 70 make recI.n.
mnndar0ns REGARDING the private ~
lines enEage1 ir intersfa.a commercf
He vii probably renew bis rec Jmmea
5af.gra fgf federal llce1 70 Or r. ana
for a'l corporations engage Boz bus!
nres % MOI O. 'Aan one state. This is an
ertanslon N 'ae same i1ea. The pro
p0ssI i0r the federal col'rol and inyea
rgsgJn " lie insurance 'omDanies is
on the sam. line o. only requires an
..aDoratlon " his 70 include The Ere
In-1ranes and liability companies. the
t-r.t ,0mpanies and development ans
mlrInz compaDles The fac, that o.
m0y esrryth.nz. needs regulation
weighs heavily upon t4e public mind
and many are ready ~ Jump d. any
scheme ,o 5ung b. about The chief
danger ~ .he Ro0soyeit plan ~ een-
,raI.zat.on .s thar. after BE- .s accom-
pllsl.l. pres.len. ~ .do United
satos. With such yast patronage End
poaer. lau remain in The oLce a. Dis
oun pleasure Under tha great system
of -raIT bribery and o'-e. means of
binding oi buying the people a. some
see o.. It aas come almOs' 20 that al
ready Tae government has takcr
o..f even the power VI competition aE
-sgulat0r % The business affairs oi
men The ycfy evils no~ complained
~ b. the people come y zoo much
government. and the prevailing idea
seems 20 be- that enough Il the same
ulIl cure BE-. Having destroyed compe
tl'i0u. he party in power now seeks e
usufp the right 10 regulate matters
which nothing but competition cen be
expected 20 regulate T. - the OLD
story and The sequel w.ll depend
largely upon the record made 5y the
neat congress- Sews.
arf0r soinagok ur-deoDsf etaOi e'aOi~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19

Assistant Prose- cutting At'Ornes
Humphrey Jf ArlmOrc arrived In DO
city Wednesday evening 10 take
charge Of the government casca on
the criminal docket Sir Humphrey .a
candidate for prosecuting attorney
~ the Southern district. and from
Rhat We can hear he stands mighty
good chance o. securing the plum
lie has many influential friends a'
home and abroad who are working
for bis appointment We think a. BE-
'h. duty Of the d.For-nt republican
clubs over fhc district 10 meet ar aH
carly dat. and in1orsc Hon. Jas. B
Humphrey for prosecuting attorue'
aud Judgr Hosea Townsend and B
70 Colbert for roappOin'ment. Th's'
Gentlemen have proven thcmsclyo.
worthy of the positions they seek
TishomiuRo Ne~H
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
Bsrb.. Murder Case.

The case Of the State Of Texas ~.
r f.. Barbee will come up tor ulai
in the Fifteenth District COur Mon.
day. IN this case the defendant stands
charged Dy indictment with the XIII
Ing Of Lon Jenkins The case Ia one
ihat attracted widespread attention
az the killing occurred on tho public
-quai su tnis city ai q time when a
large number a. people were here
from different sections ~ fhc rDnn
fy Sherman Register
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
ff

m, srulblc thing Tor rho prohi.
bitiDuisls 10 do is 10 coaa. working
for prohibition amendment Such
an amendment win serve only TO de
feat statehood and even II such "a
measure were to pass b. would give
ug the ianLoat form OF prohibition,
II would BE- the means Of forcing a
condition upon "a people Such pro
hibtion law would not nave the rc
sp,ct Of the people nor OF the officers
First. let's work for statehood, then
We can join hands on the liquor prop
osition and dispose Of il In a proper
manner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
Fire a. comanche.

Comauche. !. T., NOV. l5-Fire .s-
frgyed three residences her. a. an
early hour this morning They acre
owned By I'd AleIaude. Mrs WEBB
and J T. Taylor The Alexander brila
ing and contents were total lOss IN
sITed for 81 go. The contents Of 'hg
WebJ and Taylor buildings were
saved. Insurance $500 on the WetJ
and nothing on the Taylor building
Tho origin gf the fire Dr. unknown
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19

Congressman Clark Of Florida who
visited Ardmore last summer has a
statehood bill already prepared which
he will introduce in the lower house
Immediately after congress convenes.
The measure IL very fair. II is not
loaded down with Objectionable fea.
tures that win result in It's death II
provides for the admission Of the twin
territories as one state on an equal
footing with other states. the sale ui
whisky TO Incians is prohibited. $40.
100000 is appropriated as school
fund and the delegates 10 The consti.
tutional convention are equally diyid
ed between the two territories. The
bill is fair and does not smack 30 much
Of rank partisanism as the Hamilton
hill. .....
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Compiled BY the chieksssw Title Co.
Abstrsetors.


William l.. King 70 NJ A. Howertou.
lots ] and ,. block 304. Sulphur Con
sidcration siOO
D c SocEwell 70 "a Byrd and o
r. Gregory. lots /. 2, and S. block
"a. Ardmore Consideration $3.50.
FL Byrd and o. r. Gregory to Je~.
~ Arnold. lots /. 2. and S, block
l54. Ardmore. Consideration $3.50.
c. and c. Nations TO W. B. Frame
lot 8. block 327, lot Z. block 4O9. 10,
3. block 425. lot 3. block 43j. lot 70
block 4G2. Ardmore
&. and G. Nations 20 Joseph NJ Tay.
lOr. lot % and east 20 feet Of lot
?. block 523
c. and C. Nations to Frank l.. Grif.
fin. lots ! ?. 3 and 4. block 3O9. Ard
more.
c. and c. Nations to Lena Y. Bo
mer. lot 9, block 30l. lots II and u
block 1876. Ardmore.
c. and c. Nation 10 John W Hon
man. lots ! and 2 block i3l. Ardmore
Allye Butler 70 w. 4 Edwards. quit
20 HH ~ ls9I9Iul IsMop poop mIBI3
SWh and W.. OF SEA Sec. %. 7
$. z W. Consideration 5000
Jerry Arnold RI ux 10 A. Gam
lots /. >, and 8. block lG4. Ardmorc
$3.50.
+. c. Hamlin et US TO King a
McCants. lot J. block 3. Newport 5000
J. l.. Wiggans 10 +. G Hamlin. lo'
! block 3. Newport $500.
The heirs al law OF Eula Fay Taylor
deceased 10 American Trust co. 81
Of NEli Sl2 Of NEla OF NEi4; SEA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
COLLISION DURING mAneuvERs
Torpedo Boat Struck BY Cruiser Un.
dine Near kiei.

Kiel Nov lS-A torpedo boat col
lided with the small cruiser Undinc
near Buelk last night during maneu.
yers One officer and thirty seamen
are missing The torpedo boat division
was making a regulation attack on
the Undine which had blinded her
lights. Later she suddenly used her
searchlight, which confused the helms.
man Of the torpedo boat which was
struck amidships By the Undine. caus-
ing the boiler TO explode II Is be.
lieyed that all the missing members Of
the crew were killed or drowned. Sew
eral wounded officers were rescued.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
Khlina AZ idabei.

DlIant. { T.. Nov l8.-N-ws reach
ed his city This morning Of a hOml
eide a. IdaJel. q small town east pi
here on the Frisco railroad. while the
town marshal was attempting the ar
rest Of negro barber named Jo.
Williams
Williams was shot and Instantly D.
cd 10 arrests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
tIsJ

England and Japan are welcome 10
dix away a. Nicaragua " ihey VIII
cut on South America and take 10
home with them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19
OTTO

More than week has now passed
since a single new case Of yellow fever
Naa reported from New Orleans, and
tliat iA a pretty good indication that
the s'rgoymlo fasolata has gone on
iirely out NJ business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-19

The wagoucr Daily News. an "ig.'
page. G-column daily. has made iis ap'
pearancc al Wagner. giving 'ha'
town two good daily newspaper.