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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-10

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-10

When Cassie Chadwick gets TO the
penitentiary she will be expected to
build four shirts day This means
twenty-four shirts a week, l2iS shirts
a year. and l2,iSO shirts during the
ten years of her imprisonment; all
FOR having contracted debts amount.
ing to s75oo0o. According 30 these
figures she win be paid al the rate OF
about SGO10 per shirt. Fair wages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-10

The Mexican authorities have replied
10 the resolution passed by the Texas
legislature asking for the release of
Mac Stewart, the old confederate vet
eran confined in prison in that country,
but hold out no hope of compliance
They say the matter is now being CON
sidered by the highest courts. and
point 20 the fact that Stewards pun
ishment has already been commuted
from death to twenty years imprison.
mant. The claim is reiterated that the
killing with which he is charged with
vas not In self-defense, but was such
a. TO merit capital punishment in any
civilized country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-10

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me A.dmOreits
To Advertisers.
From and after this date John 2.
Easley will make ali contracts with To-
cal people fer advertising space in the
Daily Aremorei;e and .. T. Nissett
has charge Of all fore.g1 advertising
contracts. SIDNEY sUeos.
April 9. 1905.
| O'CLOCK EDITION
Ardmere, mo,day. April 10, 1905.
II the Panama canal could have been
dug by side vhiskers and exploded
CRAFTS, it had been a reality long ago
Notwithstanding The determination
Of the president 20 put the trusts out
Of business they appear to be doing
busines at The cd s,anu and new ones
are tcinC organized.
II Is SAID that a lack Of funds may
delay the work on the isthmian canal
chis year, congress having failed TO
make suitable provisions. 1t is rather
severe on the administration that with
all It's manifested interest it should
BE- delayed IN It's advancement OF this
work.
The news comes from Mexico that
Apostle Elijah Dowie Is certain 70 pur-
chase a large hacienda down there
ant locate his now Zion upon n. The
people Of the United States wish him
GodGpced in The enterprise and hope
TO zee him locate down there pgrma.
nentIy.
We are a great anl perfect nation.
tut the greatness we have achieved is
not attributable TO either big navy
CT a vast standing army 10 eat holes
into the people and promote war Ours
is a nation whose greatnes and pros
perity are known OF all men to be the
wholesome results Of the peace poll |
~.
4. = + =
TcTat ,Ind'ln nrritory man who /
cliEbel telegraph pole and accosted |
the president with Hello, old pal, /
presented Theodore Roosevelt with the .
highest compliment that was paid him .
on his entire trip enroute TO Texas. |
The Indian Territory man did his best |
TO raise himself to the presidential /
level
When Cassie Chadwick gets TO the .
penitentiary she will be expected to
build four shirts a day This means
twenty-four shirts a week, l2iS shirts
year. and l2,4SO shirts during the
ten years of her imprisonment; all
FOR having contracted debts amount.
ing to s75oo0o According to these
figures she win De paid AZ the rate OF
about $C01O per shirt. Fair wages
!. :. :. :.
The Dallas News puts Il this way:
President Roosevelt said many high
ly complimentary things of Texas, but
he was speaking of Dallas when he
lifted his hat and exclaimed: This
is great! It beats anything / ever
saw"
Al Denison he began 10 see what the
truth was. At sherman a r.ore perfect
realization Of the public feeling came
Ia him. He was dumfounded at Dal
las.
The Mexican authorities have replied
10 the resolution passed by the Texas
legislature asking for the release OF
Mac Stewart. the old confederate vet
eran confined in prison in that country,
but hold out no hope of compliance.
They say the matter is now being con.
sidersd by the highest courts. and
point 90 the fact that Stewards pun.
ishment has already been commuted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-10
1 O'CLOCK EDITION

Ardmore, molaay, April 10, 1905.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-30

Our beautiful line Of silks for all in and ON
the shelves with Red Tag them which big saving
Our line Of shirt waist goods have greatest
shows and all the patterns
designs Our line of Prints Gnghms and Pecae perfect
Beauties that that for them, and they 60
unheard OF sale prices which have prevailed the 80 days.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-30
LADIES CORSETS

Line soc Corsets long as they last l9c
Line Use Corsets long as they last .39c
Better Line Corsets long as they last 46c
All patterns Table Oil Cloth lie yard
Lot Ladies Kid Cloves were ST now 39c
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-30

The low prices will prevail all of spring goods
which and putting the Shelves We have found by
increasing business five times enables sell these prices
So for another month you buy upodate merchandise from Is
SO less than by the old time methods Our upode way
modern merchandising what enables do this Of
they stand but will for 30 days longer and all
of our customers get the benefit e q - 70
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-30

here will be cheaper than dirt else
where. You buy 10 SPOOLS OF
THE BEST COATES THREAD
FOR 10c on all purchases of $500
or over throughout this big store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-30
Our. Hat Stock

Here where have done business right Over 400
days. but we want to sell that the
line of
at the scale of prices before
Will the of
tables like whirwind All through
the cut prices article item
the house. of which 4OC
which them O
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1905-03-30

Pins 2 papers for 1c. Hooks and
Eyes card for lc. Needles 1c a
paper. Mems Socks &c per pair.
Ladies Hose &c per pair. In fact
&c here in Notions will do the work
of 15c elsewhere. Look at our lace
and embroidery for only 4c per
yard, Don't ask how we do it.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
KILLS HIMSELF
IN HIS DESPAIR
MACHINIST COMMITS SUICIDE
AT SAN BERNARDINO
HAD BEEN ON LONG STRIKE
Refuses to Kiss His Children Good
by to School, and Almost linz
mediateIy Afterward Shoots
Himself
HAD BEEN ON LONG STRIKE
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, April H..
-Despondent and down hearted over
being out of work, V. S. Dooley today
refused to kiss his two little children
goodby as they started for school
and a few minutes later was found
by his wife in a back room with blood
pouring from a bullet wound in his
head, his hand still grasping the pistol,
Dooley came here a little more than
a year ago from Walla Walla, Wash
ington. He was a Santa Fe striking
machinist and has been conducting a
lodging house since the strike came on,
but, being a union man, refused to
lodge the non-union strike breakers
and therefore found business dull.
He had recently talked of suicide and
a few days ago wrote some respondent
poetry on the discouragements he had
met Just before the shooting Mrs.
Dooley had taken her husband to task
for remaining out all night. He left
the room and fired the fatal bullet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
NO SETTLEMENT
HAS BEEN MADE
CHICAGO STRIKE CONTINUES
IN FORCE
GARMENT WORKERS ALARMED
Claim That Manufacturers Assocla-
ton Is Conspiring to Re-estab-
Iish Sweatshop Conditions
In Several Cities
GARMENT WORKERS ALARMED
BY Associated Preso.

BY Associated Preso.
CHICAGO, April 11.-Offering to ar
bitrate everything in connection with
the Montgomery Ward strike, with the
exception of the Garment Workers
grievances, committee of the COM
mercial exchange, an organization of
Chicago employers, deadlocked with
representatives of the Chicago Fedora
ton of Labor and the joint Teamsters'
union at the Grand Pacific hotel this
afternoon.
The Union Labor committee, fresh
from a conference with Mayor Dunno,
set forth emphatically that the team
sters were out in sympathy with the
garment workers only, and that if the
grievances of the garment workers
were not to be considered there was
nothing to arbitrate.
1t was charged that the Wholesale
Tailor Manufacturing association has
entered into conspiracy to bring back
former sweatshop conditions among
the garment workers, and that the
conspiracy has been started in New
York, Rochester and Philadelphia and
was being pushed here in Chicago. An
other conference will be held tomor-
row. Neither side appears hopeful Of
results making for peace.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
CARS ORDERS
OPENLY DEF|ED.
DISPERSED ATTORNEYS HOLD
ANOTHER MEETING
USE PLAINEST OF LANGUAGE
Favor Removal of Autocratic Regime.
viii Educate People Politically,
and, if Necessary, Arm
USE PLAINEST OF LANGUAGE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 11.-An-
other meeting of the PAM Russian con-
gress of attorneys was held this after
noon and a resolution adopted favoring
the removal of the autocratic regime
and the proclamation of a democratic
constitution on the basis of universal
suffrage and a secret ballot.
1t is understood that 1t is the inten-
-tion of the attorneys to conduct the
propaganda throughout Russia, to edu-
cate the people politically and if neces-
sary to arm them for physical resist
ance to arbitrary action on the part
of the authorities.
1t is an extraordinary fact that no
arrests have followed these meetings,
at which the words were not minced
and open defiance of the authorities
was evident.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
STATE DEPARTMENT HAS
RECEIVED CASTRO'S REPLY

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Through
the incoming South American mail the
state department today received from
Minister Bowen a copy of President
Castros reply to the minister's propo-
sition to submit the issues between
the United States and Venezuela to
arbitration
1t has been decided that there is no
urgency attached to the matter, and
unless something unexpected should
occur in Venezuela the reply will be
allowed to remain for the considera-
tion of the cabinet at the conclusion
of President Roosevelt's western trip.
Meanwhile the state department Of
fcials decline to throw any light upon
the character of the language used by
President Castro in his reply.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
FRUSTRATED AS RESULT.
OF POLICE TREATMENT
Mrs. Rosa Tortuduci Is Almost Driven
Insane and Her Condition Is
Pronounced Serious

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-As a re-
suit of the torture to which she was
subjected yesterday, Mrs. Rosa Tor
tuduci, wife of the suspected murderer
of Biaggio Vilardo, is mentally and
physically Frustrated and is under the
care of physician.
In an attempt to force a confession
from her she was temporarily deprived
of her infant and thrust into the au-
topsy room at the morgue, where lay
the mangled remains of Vilardo. She
refused to look at the body, threw
herself on the floor and became hys-
terical.
Then the bloodstained cleaver with
which the crime was committed, and
the bloodstained blanket and shawl in
which the dismembered trunk was
wrapped, were suddenly produced, with
the result almost of driving the terror
stricken woman insane. Her condition
today is reported as serious.
No arrests were made today, but the
police are confident that the murderer
will soon be in custody
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
HARRISON GETS
BEST Of DUNNE
NAMES INSPECTOR CHICAGO
RAILWAY LINES
UPSETS NEW MAYORS PLANS
Makes Appointment just Before Leav-
ing office, Which May Seriously
Cripple His Successors Free
dom Of Action
UPSETs NEW MAYORS PLANS
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
CHICAGO, April 11.-Ex-Mayor Har-
rison executed his last traction coup
Just before leaving office by appoint
ing Bion j. Arnold, the civil engineer,
to inspect the new Chicago passenger
railway lines which are to be owned by
the city.
This appointment will prevent Judge
Dunno from carrying out his own plans
with his own appointees, and former
Mayor Harrison expects to secure the
honor of having started the first mu-
nicipal strejet railway line in Chicago.
Mayor Dunno, when he learned of
Harrison's coup, hurriedly called a
meeting for this afternoon of Mr.. Arm
old, former Commissioner of Public
Works Blocki and Comptroller Law
renee McGann.
On the day he was sworn to office
Mayor Dunno discovered that the con-
tract had been entered into by the
city with Mr.. Arnold. Mayor Harrison
and Comptroller McGann signed this
contract at the last moment, and when
Judge Dunno protested he found that
1t was too late.
II am very much disappointed at
this action" was the only comment Of
the new mayor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
STONE BARRACKS CRUSH
FOUR HUNDRED SOLDIERS

BY Asscciated Press
LAHORE, Punjab, India, April H.
Commissioner Jullundur reports that as
mates the fatalities resulting from the
recent earthquakes in the Kangra dis
trict at 10000 and in the Palampur dis
trict at 5000. The total number of per-
sons killed at Dharmsala was 424 be-
sides the 400 Gurkhas who were crushed
to death by the falling of the stone
barracks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
INVESTIGATE POLICE
Officers in Finland Charged With Va
rious Acts of LaWlessness

rous Acts of LaWleSsness
BY Associated Press.
HELSINGFORS, April 11.-Under di-
rection of Senator Akerman, acting
procurator of Finland in succession to
Soisalon Soinen, who was assassinated
February 9Th, strict investigation is
being conducted into the administra-
tion of the police department which is
charged with various acts of lawless-
ness. The investigation extends over
events of the past year.
1t is alleged that the police were re-
sponsible for masked visitations to
various suspected persons. A number
Of persons have presented charges of
i'll treatment fiogging, etc., backed by
physicians certificates. The police are
also charged with padding accounts,
and with inability to cope with robbery
and murder.
The acting procurator is supported
by the diet, which has ordered printed
a booklet containing the charges of i'll
treatment and malfeasance. The in
vestigation was also indorsed by
public meeting at which 10000 persons
participated and adopted a petition
demanding reorganization of the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
SOLDIERS WOUND WORKMEN
PopuIace of Madrid Menaces Spanish
Government
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, April 11.-Dispatches re-
ceived here through official channels
show that the rioting on the Gale San
Bernardo, Madrid, yesterday between
workmen and police was much more
serious than at first reported.
Troops were sent to assist the police,
and the soldiers fired on the workmen,
wounding fifteen men. The rioters
stoned windows and otherwise did
much damage. The affair grew out of
the excitement among the workmen
following the loss Of life in the collapse
of the reservoir Saturday.
The feeling has increased until the
populace now is showing a menacing
attitude against the government. The
latter has decided not to declare a
state of siege, but the authorities have
taken urgent measures to suppress any
attempted renewal of the disorders.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
TWO BROTHERS ARE KILLED
Engine Driver Shoots Men Whom He
Claims Attacked Him

PORTLAND, Ore. April ia
special dispatch to the Oregonian from
Wallowa, Wash, states that ]. H.
McBane, an engine driver who lives in
Grand Junction, Colo, has shot and
killed two brothers named Straut at
West Grossman, a place twenty miles
west of Wallowa. McBane was found
guarding the brothers dead bodies
today by Thomas Brady, timber To-
Gator, who advised McBane to come to
Wallowa and surrender himself to the
authorities. This McBane did.
According to McBane's story he re-
turned recently from Colorado to visit
his ranch near West Grossman. When
he got there he asserts that he found
that the Strauts had squatted on it.
McBane says that he ordered the
Strauts to evacuate and was attacked
by one of the brothers with an ak.
McBane shot this man: Straut's
brother at this juncture commenced
shooting at McBane and MeBane said
he returned the brothers fire. killing
him also.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
GOODBYE, YOU SUCKERS,'
is I'll THEY WILL GET .
Special to The Herald.

. Special to The Herald.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April H.
) Patrons of the American Mercan-
tile company. a Get-Rich-Quick
concern in the Hall building,
! found the doors locked today, and
the following notice ,posted:
) Goodbye, you suckers, good
bye"
The American Mercantile COM
pany is said to have come here
from st. Joseph. Mo. 1t wrote
contracts with individuals who
obligated themselves to pay certain
sums for eighty weeks, at the end
of which time the money was to,
be received back with high rate
of interest added.
The company's first contracts
were Just beginning to mature !
and their patrons We're demanding
their money 1t is estimated that
the Suckers" number over 1000.
Inquiries have come recently from
San Francisco and Los Angeles
concerning the company.
ksfs,$.E&,E.k8
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
MAY RESENT cAsTRo's
REPLY TO BOWEN

WASHINGTON. April 11.-Through-
out the diplomatic corps keen interest
exists regarding the sensational answer
which President Castro is said to have
made to Minister Bowens latest re-
quest for arbitration.
Although Venezuelan legation Off
cials say that the text Of the dispatch
was not included In the mail reaching
the legation today it has become noised
among the diplomats that the answer
was undiplomatic and almost threaten-
ing in wording.
Diplomats who have inquired at the
state department have been Informed
that if the exact text of Castro's'
answer comprises an insult to the
American minister It will not pass un-
noticed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
GREAT HIM VOLCANO
IN ACTIVE ERUPTION

Special Cable to The Herald.
CALCUTTA, April 11.-Traders using
the Himalayan-Tibet road assert that
the mountain Great Him in the state
of Bahshaba on the Tibetan frontier
is on fire and belching smoke.
Fresh earthquake shocks have been
felt at Simla. This corroborates the
belief that there is tremendous vol
canic activity in central Asia.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
WILL SUE KANSAS FARMERS
Their Organization Declared to Vio-
late Antitrust Law
By Associated Press.


TOPEKA, Kan, April 11.-Attorney
General Coleman has rendered an opin-
ion to the effect that the farmers of the
state are organized in violation of the
antitrust law. The matter was start
ed by the Kansas Grain Dealers asso-
citation and the attorney general will be
asked to bring proceedings against the
farmers.
E. j. Smiley secretary of the Grain
Dealers association, has been SEN
fenced to serve ninety, days in the
county Jail for violation of the anti
trust law. He has applied for, par
don, which is vigorously opposed by
the formers organizations. The agi-
tation against the farmers started by
the grain dealers is regarded as a re-
taliatory measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
WoILD RESTORE SENATE
TO ITS FORMER POSITION
BY Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE
active members ot fhe ruling senate"
are celebrating scheme to restore
this ancient body to something like
its original position as a law-making
institution and controller of Russian
administration. During the past century
the senate degenerated into the posi-
tion OF a useless register of imperial
DEGREES and had become the refuge OF
governors. generals and civilians of
high rank who had failed elsewhere
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
Tired of Life in San Francisco
BY Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO April Ill am
tired of life. Let the city bury me-"
This note signed Fired Williams was
found today ON a table in a lodging
house in Montgomery street. In the
bed with a tube connected with the gas
Jet I'm his mouth, lay the writer of the
note. dead Beyond the fact that he
told the landlady that he was from
petaluma. nothing is known OF him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12

1-TembIors decimate india.
2-RooseVeIt assumes blames
3-Discuss harbor lines.
Anew judges approved.
5-Southern California news
6--EditorlaI
7-PoIioeman has 2o-year record
8-e-C lassified advertisements.
1o-Sports.
11-Markets.
12-New law will crowd schools.
EASTERN
President Roosevelt enjoys excellent day'a
hunting In Oklahoma.
No settlement reached in Chicago strike.
Retiring Mayor Harrison appoints official
to begin inspection OF proposed municipal lines.
Disarranges Dunne's plans.
FOREIGN
Twenty thousands persons killed by earth
quakes In northern India.
Soldiers fire workmen at Madrid. Many
persons wounded
Japanese endeavoring TO capture viadlvostok
before arrival Of Russian fleet.
COAST
Expelled senators held to answer to bribery
indictments.
Senator John II. Mitchell on trial at Portland
in land fraud case
Los Angeles expert declares Goldheld mining
camp one Of richest in the world.
LOCAL
New child labor law expected to result in
crowding schools,
Pardee meet with the general approval OF
bench and bar.
Attorneys IN Hays case enter into bitter
contest on technicalities.
salt Lake directors hold meeting,
Ofneer Theodore Roman TO celebrate twen-
tieth anniversary of his appointment on the
Barber frightens residents OF South San
Pedro street by brandishing revolver.
Public hearing on harbor line plans
Lighting system planned for Hin street.
Restaurant liQuor licenses IN demand.
ciyil service commission adopts Important
sister sisters Of the Good shepherd soon to have
new building
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12

per cent script which now represents
the Indebtedness.
Much of the Venezuelan interior debt
of SIG, 6,500,000 is held by Frenchmen.
and this edict will doubtless intensity
the strained relations between France
and Venezuela resulting from the ac-
ton against the French Cable COM
pany.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
GoRkY AND ANDRIEFF
ARE REMOVED TO YALTA
BY Associated Press.

BY AbsocIdteu t1IeHs
YALTA. Crimea. April 11.-Maxim
Gorky and Leonida Andrieff, the radi-
cal writer's who were arrested in con-
nection with the alleged plan to es-
tablish a provisional government
place of the autocracy, have arrived
here from Riga
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
GIVES BAPTISTS 100000
John D. Rockefeller Completes Million
Dollar Donation
BY AssocIated Presa.

xASSUCldIeU fIebD.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Dr. H. e.
Moorehouse. corresponding secretary
OF the American Baptist Home Mis-
sionary society in this city. today made
the following announcement:
''Mr. John d. Rockefeller has Just
given 100000 to the American Baptist
Home Missionary society of this city,
which makes total of more than
s1.ooo.OO0 that the society has received
from him during the last twenty
years."
Mr.. Moorehouse said that this gift
was separate from the two gifts made
by Mr.. Rockefeller to the American
Baptist Missionary union, recently an
nounced in Boston.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
TO ANSWER BRIBERY CHARGE
Expelled Senators Held for Trial on
Indictments

By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, April 11.-Judge
Hart of the superior court today rem
dered his opinion upon the motions
made by the attorneys of Frank
French, e. ]. Emmons and Eli Wright,
alleged boodling state senators, who
were expelled from the upper house of
the legislature and who were indicted
for bribery by the grand jury of Sac
ramento county.
The lawyers made many technical
points. but these were all brushed aside
by the decision of Judge Hart, and
the accused men will have to go on
trial in the superior court of this
county next Saturday. The trial of ex-
Senator Harry Bunkers for bribery has
been set for April II.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-12
CLERK pleads Guilty
BY Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-After a
flight to Mexico and legal struggle to
escape extradition, Abe Schwartz. clerk
of the Phoenix Loan association, ac-
cused of being defaulter. pleaded
guilty today In Judge Dunne's court to
three charges OF grand larceny