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New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
CHARLES LURcH WILL RECOVER.

GBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Asbury Park. N. j. Aug. I9.-Charles I.urch ths
New Yorker who injured in the automobile
accident at Alaire yesterday. regained conscious
ness to-day. and told OF the death OF MS wife
and friends. Mr. and Mrs. j. George IafYarrrla
He is at the Ann Nav Memorial Hospital SDTincs
Lake Beach, where he was taken soon after the
accident His injuries consist of broken leg and
say ne will recover
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
LONDON MORE CHEERFUL
shipping Reported .Safe-Foreigm
Houses Suffer Little.

London. Aug 2O.-AfOst OF the private dis
patches received IN London concerning the dis
ssteT in Chilli give the impression thai the earth
Quake was less serious than az first reported
They are however. all very brief. and mostly Of
g personal nature
The Chilian Legation has received no official
advIces, but over a score Of kilograms from resi-
dents oe Valparaiso and Santiago have reached
the legation through friends OF officials living in
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
JUDGE ARRESTED FOB SPEEDING.

Judge Sidney A. syme was arrested IN New
mobile too fast Accompanying Judge Syule vas
eN-POlice Commissioner William Hobby The Pc
ICeman who made the arrest said that they Weis
making thirty miles an hour. The defendants salQ
that they did not believe they were going 50 1aSs
and decided TO make fight they put UQ a Casa
bail for their appearance to-day before JUdss
Beers.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
NEW ROAD TO TAP COKE REGION
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

IBy Telegraph 10 Tho IflbuneI
Pittgburg Aug l9.-The Connellsville region is to
have a new railroad, and at the same time the
Pennsylvania. Baltimore & Ohio and Vanderbilt
lines will have a rival. A. A. Franzheim. a
Wheeling capitalist is build the Pittsburg. Con-
nelisviI!e & Wheeling Short Line for which con-
tracts viii he let this month The road viii be
sixtv miles long 1t IS expected to have the line
open by spring. It win cross Washington and
Greene counties. this state. and follow Ten Mile
Creek to the Monongahelas which it viii cross at
NaHontown- New York capital Win DO Interested
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
WHITES PROTECT NEGRO FROM BLACKS.

Augusta. Ga. Aug. ia Chronicle special
dispatch from Mccormack says that to prevent
a lynching threatened by the Negro population
white citizens had to take Jack Samuels. a
Negro, who had assaulted a Negro girl to
Greenwood, where he was met by the sheriff
Of Abbeville County and jailed at the latter
nlace for safe keeping.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
WOMAN INJURED BY AuToMoeIlE

Mrs Elizabeth NIcGuinness. hfty-three years old
of No. 96S Prospect avenue. Newark was run down
last night by automobile. Mrs AIcGuinness was
crossing Broad street, Newark, near the Iacxa.
wanna station, when she struck by "A unachino
owned and driven by Oscar Zimmerman OF No 2O3
Washington avenue Her Injuries are not serious
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20

struck by West Shore train on Friday Afternoon
is more seriously injured than was at first thought
The Physicians at the HackensaGk Hospital where
he is under treatment. his hip IS either tract
OFed diSlOcated- J. z. Haring. the real estate
dealer who was with NIaidment at the time O. ne
accident still suffers from the injury % MS osN
New-York tribune., 1906-08-20
AUTO INJURY PROVES SERIOUS

Hackensack. n. J.. Aug. ia H. G. Maidment.
Tho lawyer, OF this place. whose automobile was
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
suterinn from Appendicitis.

An operation which may save the
life Of Walter McGee was performed
last night at - o'clock at the Ard
more Sanltarium by Drs. VonKeller,
Henry and Hardy. Mr.. McGee is {"
young man who has just moved TO this
city from Tennessee, having been
here only about two weeks. Almost
this entire time he has been i'll, 'nl
last night it was decided that the ully
way to save his life was to perform an
operation for an appendix absccss.
The operation was performed and
there is some hope entertained 70,
his recovery. However he is ia d
critical condition and his dean IS
imminent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
CAR OF MAPLE LUMBER.
New Floor Being Laid In the Royal
Roller Rink.

New Floor Being Laid In the Royal
Roller Rink.
The car Of maple lumber lo be
used m Lo. construction of the floor
iol the Royal Roller Rims came in
today. The lumber 2hGOo feet in
all. IS probably the finest shipment
Of rough lumber ever shipped TO Ard.
more. 1t was hcwn out Of the forest
o. Michigan and has been worked over
ir Chicago. The lumber has been
expected for the past thirty days, but
uc car became lost aud not until
today did It arrive.
II is being unloadpd "a, present a"d
tomorrow morning the work o. lay.
uu- the floor to the rink win w. .iu.
In fact, carpenters are at present work.
ing at the rink, preparing for the
door to be put down. The rink has
been extended and now there are l7u
feet of skating space in the building
In the morning a small army OF work
men. in fact, all that can be used in
| The building, will begin laying the
/ floor OF what will be tho best rink IN
/ the southwest.
The managers Of the rink hope tC
have II completed shortly and agaiI
open it for the winter They have
spent and are spending considerable
money on the rink at present, and in
tend to spend more to make it The
best in the southwest \ booEin.
Of fancy and fast skaters has beer
made and some interesting races vii
be put on.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

Two Merry Tramps visited Ard
more last night and starred at the
Robson opera house before one Of the
best crowds of the season. These jolly
fellows held the boards for more than
two hours. They made quite a hit with
their wit and humor. A ballet Of pret-
ty girls completed the characters and
theater-goers were given few eX-
amplcs Of how to be merry The show
was we'll worth seeing,
There is nothing on the board at
the Robson last night.
Wednesday night, Under Southern
Skies" plays here. This play comes
more highly recommended than any
of the season so far and promises tC
be one Of the best. The play as the
name suggests, is a Southern romance
from the pen of an author who ha.
written more about the South than
! probably any other play-writer,
cast of twcnty.seven are billed will
the play, and something out of the or
dinary for theatcr goers Is in store
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Good Words for Ardmore.

A. j.. Kelly Of St Louis, a vrayc;n-
of the West DlsinIcc.
tant company is a visitor TO Ardmoro
today Nj. Kelly makes this town
once a year. He stated today that
there was evidence Of more solid i'm.
proycment In Ardmo.e since his last
visit here than that OF any town he
has visited in a year He says Ard
more Is destined to be a city Of three
times its present population. Nj.
Kelly says Ardmore is the best 3d
vertlsed town in the southwest and
everywhere one goes he hea"a IF A.d
more and what Il good town II Is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Honor Roll of Haroroye College.

The following are grades made by
pupils of Hargrove College for the
first six weeks:
Those making n grade of 30 or more
IN each study, including housekeeping
and department. their names are
placed on First Honor Roll Those
making an average Of 80 or more are
placed on Second Honor Roll.
First Grade-Litnc Miss Ruth war.
ren.
Second Grade-Frank Crincr.
Third Grado-Katc Warren.
Fourth Wilbert Black, Lone
Nichols, Ruby Rowan. Mabel Warren,
Mitchell Carroll Alonzo Payne, Mat.
tie Dunlap. Maudie Johnson. Mary
Freeman.
Sixth Gradc--Edgar Jones, claude
Freeman. Hester Cotton.
Collegiate Department: First Honor
Roll-Miss Mamie Eavcs, Miss Ethel
Kelly. Miss LYDIA Ingram, Miss Jer
ME Watson, Miss Mamie Wat
son, Miss Mamie Gross, Miss
Mary Blakcny. Miss Lorena Crucc
Miss Beatrice Ven Keller, Miss Dow
Dunaway.
Second Honor Roll--Miss Minnie
Robinson. Miss Minerva VicnX, Miss
Martha Blakcney Henry Perry lie
roy Moses. Miss Louise Young, Mis-;
Lena Love, Miss Dorothy Carter Ear
Wech, Miss Pearl Frederick, Stanle!
Slgler, Asbury BagweiI.
Others made good grades but di'
not make the honor roll
j. NJ. GROSS, President.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
MIKE eoRMAN ON ROADS.
II Material Is Purchased the Farmers
MiII DO the Work.

Mike German, road superintendent.
who has always taken great deal Of
interest IN the matters Of good roads
for Ardmorc and surrounding country.
has returned from a visit Of inspection
over several Of the most important
roads leading into Ardmurn Mr. Cor.
man nude this trip for the purpose
of procuring some information in re-
gard to the true condition Of the roads
Il has been generally known that the
roads leading into this city were iu
very dcplorablc condition and that
something should be done tU relieve
these conditions. The roads have
been worked considerably this year
but the rains have destroyed am the
results. Mr. German stated tha. the
bridges were ont in many places ana
it was difficult TO cross the cr.nhH
with % wagon and team. ON Sandy
crcch there is one bridge gone. the
bridge over Hickory creek haH q p'u.
gorous hole n it. several brId-us uu
the Woodford road are ont whit .hr
Caddu bridge has several holes in it.
II is nip 90 Ardmorc 10 do this worn
and the citizens Of tho town should
raise The necessary amount 90 a. II
Mr.. Golmau stated that the road :uud
which had boon raised SOM -iwr
ago had been exhausted and The 'oaI
committee was $l25 In debt Tor ma.
tcriai purchased to construc, p'i1scs
and repair roads. There Is now no
available funds for this work AMI "a"
roads are getting in b1l csnditIuu.
Heretofore for some years, Mt Tor
man stated, there had been fund
. subscribed for this wor. Ttcrn iT
no such fuud now and until there is.
and work is begun on the roads, A d.
- moro is holding check nn aer own
prosperity. Mr. German stated That
{ ii the business and professional mou
Il and property owners Of the ely wptld
. raise a sum for The purchase of mater
ial with which 10 do the worl, hc
b would see that il was donr without
cost to the city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

The attendance at the Bijou last
evening was very good The attrac
tlons this week are fully up to the
standard and many people enjoy an
hour with the little playhouse each
evening.
The Bijou presents this week Jho
expert aerial gymnast, George Del.
mas; the Illustrated song, Kate
Koarney" sung by Orvillc Spurricr;
the magician. George Warner; the
high class yocalists, the Lannon'S, and
the latest novelties shown on the hi
jougraph
ON Friday night some amateur mum
bers will he on the stage and they ar,
said 10 he very good
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
THE SENATE COMMITTEE.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
HaIlowe,en Party.

Halloween will be celebrated ap.
propriatcly tomorrow night by the
members Of the -. Y. z. U.pof the
First Baptist church at the residence
Of Mrs w. NJ Chancellor They have
prepared quite a novel program OF
entertainment for the visitors 10 the
Halloween party and visitors will
be greeted with a surprise on many
hands. The members of the y. Y r.
u. have been industriously engaged
for the past few days making prep
arations for the Halloween party
and big time IL expected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
PERSONAL NOTES
++++++"TT

Major W. w. Trask was in the city
this morning from Marietta.
Howard Stoyali, manager of the
Union Clearing house at Marietta Is.
an Ardmoro visitor.
Mrs. J. W. Golledge left today tor
Orr, whore she will spend two weeks
with relatives and friends.
Miss Irene Eddleman VINO mas o'en
teaching music In Ada for the past
few months, has returned and VIII re.
main in the city
G. X Laurham. formerly with the
Fort Worth Record as travelling sole.
itor, has accepted a position ON the
Democrat as advertising man.
Mrs. a. Perry and Nlasto william
| Perry Cecil have returned from ST.
Louis, where they have been 7isltins
friends and relatives for 'h" pas
u,nth.
4. J.. Green of Colorado has arrived
/ in the city aud will make Ws place
m' home. Mr. Green is " ''l'Ad "'
C. V. scgaie's Of this ci't AMI came
uom the same place MIR. 9'o'' "'u
Z. B. Push lett YESTERDAY "'''"'", ".
for san Antonio IeNas' "n''' "' "'
attend the n''rhauoho' ''''' """'
away Nj, Pugh VIII also a'''h" ~
some business interests III san N"''
MO.
]. II. Moore has returned from Com
snchc whore he has been employee
with the Chickasaw Telephone com
pauy The telophon" line has been
completed from Ardmore to Comanch'
via Cornish
Mrs. &. II. Webb and daughter
Daisy Maude and Misses sue Ff'h
and Lenore Butt departed TINS morn
Ing over the Frisco for Tulsa TO a'''h
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Ardmorelte's New Press.

The Ardmoretc's new press has ar.
rived and Is being placed on its foun,
datlon in the Elks building which
will be the home OF the Ardnoreite.
A crew Of wor'twcl cr0 Ca"r-.' ?.
building Offices 10. the different dc
partmcnts and an expert machinist i.
ut work setting up the press.
The move will be made without in
teriering In any way with the pa
per
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
ROBBED BY HiGHWAYMEN.
Doctor Held Up and Compelled to De-
liver UP Money.

Paris, Tex, Oct 29.-Dr. j. ID. Whlt-
mire was held up by two iootpads
threc miles below Arthur City yester-
day evening while he was driving in
q buggy TO see n patient and was re-
lieved of small sum OF money. The
robbers approached from opposite
sides OF the road and both presented
pistols. They made him get out OF
his buggy and step behind 1t. After
searching him they made him get
back and ordered him TO drive away
as fast as he could and not look back,
TIE robbers had paper sacks drawn
down over their heads, with eye holes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

Friends of Rev and Mrs. jury in
Ardmore will be pleased to learn that
they have reached their new home,
Mound City, H., and are pleasantly
situated. Rev. and Mrs. Juny were
formerly of Ardmore, Mr. Juny ha''u-
charge Of The Episcopal church mere
They LEFT here some weeks ago fn'
Mound City, whore Rev. Juuy has
charge Of a rectorship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

j. G.. Peterson who is being held in
Dallas on the charge Of killing Frank
Collins at that place last night, was
formerly a resident of Ardmore, and
his family still reside in this city.
MIR. Peterson was a barber. and for
some time was employed in the Rob,
erts Bros, barber shop in Ardmorc.
The dispute over which the killing
took place is said TO have arose over
five cents. It is said Peterson and
Collins had dispute over making
change in shop in which Peterson
was employed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
WATCH ARDMoRE GROW
is NOW THE SECOND CITY IN
SIZE IN THE NEW STATE.
The Registration Of Voters for the No
vember Election rs clear Index
TO the Population Of the Different
Towns.

The standing Of Ardmore in point of
population is shown in the resistra-
ton for the constitutional elections
which has just been closed There
are people iu this town who did not
register and presumably there arc
people ( nail the towns who dId not DO
sa. but I'm each town there has been
a scramble lo induce the voters tu
register and there are very few In amy
of the towns who did not procure
registration certificates. The election
that is approaching is the most i'm
portaut battle that has ever come mp
between the two parties and is gen
orally regarded as such The claims
of the towns that they have not a fun
registration is mfomdod and is not
In sccuiue with good reason. The
results I'm the different towns show
| Nrdmurc 90 be- the second town iu
| the new state. Al OF the Oklahoma
towns have large number of sa.
looms and this industry will add to the
normal voting strength Of town. ARA
more has not the saloons To add TO It's
population and the figures which re
suit from the registration show con
clasiyrlv that the sale OF whiskoy is
| mot q, u.l.a.pI.y Ypuuiuffp I'm town
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

John Thomas, an Indian known as
the Tall Sycamore of the Washita,"
was in the city today. Mr.. Thomas is
a Democrat and will vote in the con
stitutional election for VIM. II Muir
ray and against Martin Cheadle, the
Indian who Is running on tho Repub-
lican ticket. Tho Indian can be de-
pended upon to vote his honest sen
timents and his vote cannot be innu-
onccd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Notice

After oct 3lst, We viii chare, no
more tickets on our books. Spot cash,
lowest prices Burton-Pcel Dry COO .5
Co. 2C-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Notice.

To the property owners in the paw
ng district: We are now prepared 10
,un your lead service which the law
REQUIRES before paving is done.
HOLMAN & BEST,
1S.2 Plumbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Notice.

To the property owners in the paw
ing district: We are now prepared to
run your lead service which the law
requires before paving ic done.
HOLMAN & BEST,
2S-3 Plumbers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

Come to the Halloween party at
Mrs. Chauccllor's and consult me
worlds renowned palmist 20
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
Youna Democrats.

The young mems democratic club
will meet tonight at 7:30 at the city
hall FRED TUCKER, Pres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
The Old Reliable.

We call for and deliver orders. Do
dyeing, cleansing and repairing
Ladies' work specially. The finest
fabrics treated without injury. Phone
YOUR orders to 17G. 3. f. Mills, 5Os
west Main. colin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

500 900 to loan on improved Ct
Droperty-no delay whatever. O.
and see us.
19tf INDIAHOMA TRUST co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

Don't mind the gobius. They won't
get you, if you como to the b. Y. p. L.
party at Mrs. Chancellor's Wednesday
evening. 30
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

Our prices are the lowest on plumb
ing and YOU don't have to- have II
done again,
uf HOLMAN & BEST
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30

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El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-06-20

pes en- enormes cantidades, y q IN
precio insignifcante, producira
una revolunion .'industrial-econ6
ca, snmamente benelica para la
futura industria italiana.
La ley providencial de Ia COM
pensaci6n, hace que las naciones
ricas en- carbon negro, sean pobres
en- carbon blancO. Austria tiene
menos carbon de piedra que Ale
mania, pero mas fuerza hidraulica.
Francia tiene mas que Inglaterra,
Suiza mas que Belgica, Canada
mas que Estados Unidos.
La fuerza hidraulica no sola-
mente cuesta menOs que la fuerza
producida por ell carbon, sino que
las minas de carbon pueden agotar
Sc, 6 cuando menos, la huelga de
los mineros aumenta ell precio de
tan precioso producto; mas las a.
guas de los Alpes seran eternas,
como eternos son ellos, y no hay
que temer las huelgas, pues las
aguas corren serenas Y tranquilas
sin necesitar de la ayuda humana.
La Italia, en- este caso, estd mas
bien dotada que todas las otras ma
clones europeas. .
El precioso, cuanto poderoso IL
guido, convertible .en fuerza mo-
trfz, es estimado en- 8 a 10 Milo
nes de caballos, fuerza mas que
suficiente para convertir & la Ita-
liza en- una de las naciones mas in
dustriales y..mas ricas del mundo.' y
81 a este agregamos sus pinto
res, sus escultores, sus sabios, sus
diplomaticos, etc., tendremos una
idea de 10 que sera la Italia antes
de 50 amos.
L. BRUNI.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-06-20

Italia hay mucha moralidad en- las
familiasy que las mujeres son suma
mente prolilicas, de modo que, los
que emigran al extranjero, no ha
cen falta al pals. porque son super
fuos; al contrario, son una valvu-
la de seguridad; en- lugar de redun
dar en- perjuicio del nativo suelo,
lie son favorables, porque son. ..fuen
tes de nuevas..riquezas y corrien-
tes comerciales sentre la patria de
origen y la patria adoptiva. Ade
mas, ell italiano es economico, y
adn ell mas pervertido. es general
mente agradecido, y, nunca olvida
socorrer al padre, 4 la madre, a
los hermanos y parientes que dejo
en- su native suelo, y precisamen-
tie estas dotes, que dificilmente Sc
encuentran en- otros..pueblos, cons
tituyen .un elemento de riqueza
moral y material para la nueva pa
tria adoptiva.
Pero mi objeto no es demostrar
81 los italianos emigrantes hacen
falta a su pals de .orfgen, 8 81 son
TITLES al pals q donde van; mi de-
SEQ es dar q conocer a los que po-
co 6 NADIA saben de la nueva TIA
liz, los grandes progresses mora
les, materiales y econ6micos que
hizo en- estos 1ltimos diez amos, y
la grandeza industrial que alcan-
cara en- breve, merced q la gran
cantidad de carbon blanco, 8 en-
otros terminus, de 10 fuerza hi
:draulica, que, mediante el progre-
SO de Ia electricidad, Sc convertira
en- fuerza motriz para'sus oficinas,
casi sin gasto alguno.
\ He aqui 10 que dice Mr.. o, D.
Shelton en- ell World" malgrado
que los americanos, cuando Sc trata
de su casa v de la raza anplo-saio
ma, las disparan muy grandes, pero
cuando Sc traUa de los modestos ita
lianos 8 de la raza latina, Sc guar
dan muy bien de decir la verdad:
"El Producto de la industria seri-
ca Sc ha duplicado en- los 8 amos
pasados, una tercera parte de la
seda usada en- ell mundo es produ
cida. en- Italia. Los molinos de al
god0n, muy escasos diez aiios pa
sados, hoy producer mas de 40 mi
Homes Ede pesos. Los tejidos han
avanzado tambien rapidamente.
Los 5000 trabajadores empleados
en- las fundiciones de tierro en-
1881, hoy. son 10000, y la Italia,
hoy exporta mas acero que 10
que importa. Las nuevas indus
trias electro-qufInicas y electro-me
canicas, ahora estan floreciendo
en- varias parte de Italia.
FL carbon de piedra hizo una re-
voluci6n en- la industria, especial
mente en- los paises donde Sc en-
cuentra en- abundancia, como In
glaterrs Y Estados Unidos. FL
carbon blanco, es decir, la fuerza
hidraulica, ,suministrada por los AL