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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
JUSTICE JOHN
JUGGLES JUNK
RECRUIT FOR SERGT. SMITH
There Were Three Of Them in the
MiN-Up and One Was a
Dog.

George MAYO proved concluslvely that
the shoes - was charged with stealing
were bought with money that Doe once
possessed and that Willie Flournoy. his
acclscr In black. was speaking of things
he knew not OF. When Justice John Jettr
trutchneld was convinced .long thls line
Dee took one-handcd squint at While. and
gently said. Gimme clio cost" Willie
was taken by surprise-was nabborgasted
and had TO De stirred 20 action by the
resuscitatiug efforts OK the gallant Robins.
who keeps the keys 20 the pen. Mean
while. George was disappearing through
The aperture.
Lucy White. who amt. was accused
of conversing with Mary Branch with a
rock. Mary didn't deliver the necessary
dishgureJnents, and Lucy walked out
with "a decidedly Napoleonic step.
Clifton Jennings. a small slice Of alli-
gator bait. viii spend Eve years IN the
negro refOrmatory. just because he
snatchcd a. purse from T. Hefert The
little stick Of licorice needed the change
and took the purse. Richmond needed "a
change and sent the inlcy object OF hui
manity 20 the place where some are
taught to be good.
John Austin didn't think that Mary
Parker had any right to play with his
dog. And with this idea in his Uranium
Inc talked about Mary. Mary entered q
protest the protestant Of which was
heard afar of. When the one John
heard about John. Mary and the dog. he
separated John from 81 90: let Mary 90
James Wiley made good with mis- de-
Tense Of the charge of beating one John
Austin and was dismissed.
The DRINKS were given time in which
TO recuDeratc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24

nor OF Adams and Franklin Streets. to-
morrow night
1t has been the usual custom OF this
order for each council to hold an annual
Thanksgiving service. but as the past
year has been one of unusual and UMPIRE
cedented prosperity. it has been decided
that II would bee more appropriate to
hold a combined service
The members viii meet at o'clock at
Fraternity Hall, No. 90 West Broad
Street, and go from there I'm body
90 the church. The service wifi De CON
Quoted hy Rev. w. r. J.. smith. u. d..
the pastor.
II is the earnest request and sincere
desire OF the committee having this
mqtter i'm charge that each and every
member of the Jr. %. L. a. NJ. I'm the
cities OF Richmond ana Manchester Will
join iu this service
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
FIRST ASST. PHYSICIAN.
Dr.. w. F. Driver viii Probably
Succeed DR.. Henderson

a member ~ the General Hosnital Roard
was 10 Richmond Yesterday IT, declined
10 Iscuss the recent Eastern State Hos
l,'"l investigation and the removal Of DR.
Foster as SUPERINTENDENT oxcont IN saw,
That the incident was closed and the less
said the better
u was learned that mo new first as
sistant physician To succeed Dr. TFender-
son VIII he Dr. w. =. Driver. who was
Formerly assistant physician under Dr
Drunk at Central state Hospital. The
new hospital medical STAFF VIII after
January lst Doe Superintendent. Dr q -
BrunN. First Assistant Dr. w j. Driver.
Second Assistant. Dr. Irene Buuard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
TINES DISPATCH
ART CONTEST
DumbartOn School Enters the
List for School-Room
Decoration.
LETTER FROM BOY OF EIGHT
Frank Hugh Badly Tells How
Manchester Schools Are
Working for Prizes.

pumharton School in Henrico county
made a modest entry IN the contest Tor
schooi-room decoration yesterday. 1t II
never too late 10 begin. for steady. con.
ceutrated effort ON the part Of pupils
can accomplish wonders.
Teachers. children and the public sener-
a.iy continue 20 find the exhibit OK scillp-
ture in Room g. Times Building. an in
teresting and instructive one. Every oEc
is enthusiastic over the beautiful arr
gifts which are TO go to tho schools OF
Richmond. Manchester and Henrico coun-
% ass gift from The Times Dispatch
ar Jackson Davis. superintendent %
schools in Henrico county. called yester-
day morning and expressed much salts
faction at the prospect OF having two
OF his school buildings boauuficd bv
the contest for school-ro0m decoration
We are learning much about sculpture %
Pee said. and we want TO learn" he add
Cd
Miss Brinkhaus was much pleased yes-
terday 60 receive from a. young man In
Manchester tho following letter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
CHURCH SOCIAHLE
LARGELY ATT .ND[D
West View Baptist Church Out
of Debt and the Members
Own 1t.

a most enjoyable affair was the in
formal church soc!able al the West View
Baptist Church. Meadow Street and
Grove Avenue last night. TIL church
had been beautifully arranged for the
occasion and profusi0n of flowers ana
palms gave the auditorium the appear
ance of "a bower in park. 1t was ducd
hy 500 o'clock with the members Of the
congregation. and happy throng il was
The membership of West View have
Just cause TO Dee a happy people. for tho
church year just closed has been ono
of great progress along AN lines OF
Christian work IL was the first year
Of the pastorate OF the Rev. William l..
Ban. and he has done a great work
There have been marked increases in tho
Sunday school in the church member
ship. and in contributions 20 aU the
boards and 90 AN the enterprises of the
church.
The best work. however. that has been
done was the paying OF Of all the debt
that had been hanging over the church.
Two weeks ago. AT very large meet
lnr. the membership made free viii Of
ferlngs that aggregated sufficient sum
70 wipe out the Indebtedness
The members of the church and con-
errgatou came together last night to
celebrate in e social way and rejoice
together over this good work accom-
pli-hed
A committee had prepared a program
for the entertainment OF the large as
sembiage. Mr. and Mrs Sheppard sang
90 duet. and there We're solos by Mr. r.
b. Minor Miss Brewer and Mr. Haddon
S Watkins. and charming recitations bt-
Miss Bryant and Miss Richardson.
These exercises being over. the ladies'
81 the church served dainty refreshments
in the lecture-room. and generally
good social tmc was had. everybody
congratulaune everybody else on the
good years work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
A Young Enthusiast.

Manchester. va. Nov 2l 1896
Dear Miss Brinkhaus.-I ann eight years
"li and ] go Co the Manchester public
schools. Miss Euma Lamb is my teach
err. We are very much Interested I'm The
Times Dispatch contest for school-roon
decoration. and are working hard for
votes believe our school is third in
tho contest I hope we viii win "A set ~
the statuary. FOR ! know Il would great
lF heauuly our school and interest ms Fl.
arr. Yours truly
PRANK HUGH BALDY.
l0-0 Porter street.
All coupons bearing tic dates November
uth 90 November 18th. Inclusive. must
reach The contest office on or before noon
to-day. This does not mean that the corr
test ends. u simply means that a uuc
limit IS being sou upon coupons To pre-
vent boarding.
To-morrow's issue viii contain "A Fun
page announcement Of the contest. iu-
Guiding "a list ~ the schools entered and
Tao number ~ votes cast for each. Tho
third OF the Talks ON Sculpture" ry
dorado TAFT. viii appear ia the same
issue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
MANY DESIRE TO Be
AMONG The FINEST"
One Hundred and Thirty Appli-
cations for Twenty-Five Pc
sitons on Police Force.

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy last Saturday
approved am ordinance providing FOR am
increase Of the Police Department boy the
addition of Twenty-Five patrolmcn The
Board OF Police Commissioners will meet
Monday night Co select the new men.
mere arc l30 applicants for The twenty
I'VE positions. and tho session OF tho
board VIII likely he lengthy one. some
of the application for the positions have
been on file for fte or SIX years. Oaic.rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
Property Transfers.

Richmond. Sol Cufchins. special com
missioner. TO =. T. Teiser, 81 feet on north
LING OF Webster Street 80 feet west of
Tyler street. and running back 90 Cabcn
street. on Wncich it fronts 81 feet Sl.a5o
John Murphy and wife 90 Murphy 8
street. southeast corner OF Eighth Street
"a feet on south line Broad Street 1o7 Is
feet west Of Ninth street. 66 l-2 feet on
Broad Street. southwest corner Of Eighth
Street. and 1S5 5-S-12 feet on Grace
street. northwest corner Of Eighth
Street, and IS LIZ feet on Broad
street, southeast corner Of Seventh
Street. and personally. subject to all
liens on said property ST. .,....,
trustee. to w. s. Peyton. 90 feet on east
side OF Seventh Street. $3.50
Geo. w and Alice H. Tillcr to Howard
Sutton. Is feet on west side or Harrison
street. 1874 feet north Of Leigh street. 500.
Commonwealth Of Virginia to American
Contracting Company QncJ, 30 feet on
north side Of alley running from Jeffer-
son street TO Madison street. and between
Main and Cary Streets. $1,000.
James G.. smith to Richmond Ice Com
pauy Gnc) 50 T. feet on south line Of
Cary Street 1853 IL feet west OF Seven
teonth Street. $3.50
W. f. Denny and wife TO Monie Hirsh-
burg. is 81 feet on west line OF Second
street. No. ga North. 81 500.
John b. and Jenny ". Jeffress to John
y. Seaton. ~ 3 l-2-lO feet on north line
Grove Avenue. ll2 Ia feet west OF Cedar
Henrico: J. S Taylor and wife to An
drew Jackson, acres on Charlottesville
Plank Road, about seven miles north Of
Richmond, $50
Pam r Newell, special commissioner.
TO w w. James. IS feet on west line Of
Walnut street. 13l "a feet north OF Cary
Street &. 200
William A. Parsons and wife to Frank
Curray. 20S65 acres on Nine Mile Road,
about four and one-half miles from Rich
mond 5000
W. u. and Rosa L. Satterwhite to Her
bert W. Johnson, two acres on road lead
ing from Short Pump to Berea Church,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
Many Names.

Among tae applicants are. j. r.
Aaron. L. g.. Apperson. a. b. Anthony
j. b. Brown w. w. Burley joseph p
beirne n. Bernstein. w. 3 Brantlev. =.
w. Blackburn. +. T. Burke Aubrey
Bongcls. D. 3D. Bass. G. S Clarke. W.
Coleman s. ". Carter. r. w Grafton. j
h. Dickel~nn. O.. r. Dcane. g.. n punck-
or Thomas Drummond. r. T. Eacho b.
r. El.mger Roger Edwards. r. II.
tianck. $. j. Flournoy, II. NJ Foikes.
Il. T. Ford ID. L. Grubbs. r. IT. Glass.
Q l. Gulotr j. J.. Higgins f. A. Hart
ken. Charles A Hall, J. j. Han. T.. G..
Hicks, r. F Joseph. w j.. Jennings.
w. G. Johnson. T.. A. Jett. W. n. Jack
son. w. Thomas Jones. T. IS. Jones. ". T..
Johnston. W. L. Krug. j. p Keith a. =
hrousc. r. K. Lunsford. W. NJ Iucas
S. $. Lear g. +. Mayncs. ID A NJ
Mahon. j. W. r. Morton. w NJ Moody
g. h. Moshy o.. =. Mathews D. q. Man
Obey. $. J.. Morgan. !. r. Martin w
Murphy o. vs.. Martin J. J.. McCook. IT,
y j. Porter. Z. NJ Peroe. j. c.. Powell
D. y Perkins. G.. L. Phillips Ii. O. Par
her. Il. IT, Pearman. W. c. Quinn. w ~
hoo.nson j. G.. Ralston. F. J.. Richard
son. 3. F. Ransom. -. J. Rose ID. p
stewart, j. +. sullivan. j. T. Higgin,
D. D. Scnutte. g.. w. Smlther j. u. Smftb
H. q. stowe. g. g. Samuels. g. w spurr
j. j.. stone j. J.. Throckmorton J..
Taylor. W. Tomlinson. J.. G.. Tanner
W. A. Toots. ". c. TAFT. C. NJ Wine
Drum. T.. r. Waither. r. II. Welsh J
D. Woodbridge. y. r. Warrinor w. +
wood. II. IT. Williams w. b. Whitocl
o. D. Wills. +. y Andrews
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24

is in the air. You can al
most hear the wind chuck
ling wickedly as it whis-
ties.
Overcoats, Of course.
Shall it be the waist-arch-
ing Chesterfield that
clings and swings with
such a dsshing airf-$10
to $25.
Or the graceful Pad
dock, the arstocrat among
overgarments o. SIT to
$50.
Or the warm-as-toast
Double-Breasted Overcoat,
snug like an ulster, but
without the listers cum
brousness SO to $25.
If it's smart and art,
we have it.
JACOBS Q LEVY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
AII-Dav Holiness Meetinn

N AIl-D0Y Tonnes In-0-In- III
% in the West End Rescue Mission <oc
West Cary. street Sunday Three SER
vices viii De held-u a. NJ Testimony
meeting and bible Talk. subject. ..-rhe
GIFTS Of the Holy Spirit. $3.50 p n
subject Holiness unto the Lord tert
itonans W.. 20; Bat now being made free
5 II NJ. Holiness Revival meeting
Ihe public is cordially invited TO these
sorNl.ns ~ W..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
ZELL'S PARTIAL VICTORY.
Petition Denied. But Stay Of Pro
ceedings Is Granted.

nf'd states Circuit Court OF APP
ton.ay handed down decision
t 't Shore Terminal proceedings in
"H. Frank - zen. petitioner. lost ono
point .rl gained another
court denied tke petition Tor "A wit
. "-i.on. nut granted a supersedeas
stopping 40 riocecdinRs in tho lower
Hnfi ncXt Tuesday. when the mat
' n appeal in tho Injunction proceed
H ' .e taken up on "a motion 20 ad-
.'h.e the case on the docket for hear
4ns az this term OF the court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
Bankruptcy.

Special % Tho Times Dispatchl
itt-ENS5Olto. y. O.. November q
red ". Hood proprietor of the sforo
something for Everybody" i'm business
@t a3i south Elm Street for over "a YEAR
mas uled a voluntary petition i'm bank
Iuptcy in tho United states Court here an,
INC order Of reference and adfudicatfon
Wih be- made upon the return OF Judge
JAS. T.. BOYD from Richmond. Va. where
cunt Court OF Appeals. The estimated as
Us lro A.--ul. lIabl-ltLes. S2nnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
Virginia Post-Masters

WASifNGTON. ID O.. Novep,rcr. -
fustmastcrs appointed.
Nhsinia- Carthage, Floyd county. Viz
ono IT, Reed. vice Arminta A. Reed re-
slsncdt Grundy. Buchanan county. John
a. MCCOY, Jr.. vice L. A. Montbena. re-
moved. liatton Albemario county. J. G.
lurncr. Jr., vice Edwin A. Rains. re-
N"ftn Carolina Mertie. wilkes county.
louis A. Hail. vice Lula {. Abshcr, re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
COUNTY EXHIBIT.
Charlotte Appoints Its County
Clerk TO Secure Material.

ESPECIAL to The limos DIs0afch-
CHAIR OTTE q. II. VA, November %.
The board OF = pervisors yesterday de-
cided that the county should be repre-
scented at the jamestown Exposition and
oppointed Mr. J. G. Darlington. clerk 81
the county. as commissioner to prepare
suitable handbook setting forth the re-
sources and advantages Of the county. and
collec: material for exhibition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
Will Wed To-Day.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
cCoTTSVTTT VA November -
Miss Mary Lane will be married 10 Mr..
Patrick Franklin Hardison al the home
Of her parents. MI and Mrs. William O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24
WIDE INTEREST
IN POE MONUMENT
Former Nirginian Now Residing
in Alabama Makes Contri-
button.
RAVEN SOCIETY SENDS CHECK
President Willard Makes Inter
esting Acknowledgements to
DR.. Charles w. Kent.

Interest in tho erection OF monument
in this city to Edgar Allen Poe is in
crcasing daily, and it is confined by no
means 70 Richmond city or 70 the state
of Virginia Admirers Of tho great poet
and lovers of his works IN various sections
of the country are extending their sym
pathy and cooperation. and those in
charge are gratided at tho outlook FOR
success.
Below will be found "a letter from Cap
tain Joseph j.. Willard. president of the
Poe Memorial Fund. to Dr. Charles w
Kent acknowledging receipt of $40 from
the Raven Society Of the University OF
Virginia;
November %. 1906.
Dr.. Charles W. Kent, University Of
Virginia:
My Dear Or. kent,-Your favor OF
the 2tst instant. enclosing check for
$40 from the Raven Society OF tho
University Of Virginia as a contribu-
ton to the Poe Memorial Fund. at
hand. Your society's contribution is
the first that our association has re-
ceiVed, and / beg 10 express our sim
cere qualification and appreciation OF
the same.
Again thanking you Tor this contri-
button and for your kind words and
good wishes, please believe me,
Very sincerely yours,
JOS. {. WILLARD,
From Alabama Admirer.
Here is a letter from Mr.. c.. r. Barker.
q former Nirginian. now a resident Of Ala
bama. which explains itself.
The Calhoun club OF Admission. Ala
November 81 1906.
Poe Memorial Association. Richmond.
Va:
Gentlemen.-A wanderer from the old
state contributes his mite to the fund
for erecting some suitable monument
60 the memory of a really great poet
] think it fitting that Virginia and
Nirsnians should render this just. IL
tardy. tribute TO the genius of Poe.
whose work is So closely Identified with
the state.
Very truly yours.
&. r. BARKER
The Poe Memorial Association has not
yet appealed 20 the public. but contributions
sent 70 Captain Joseph r. Willard. Presi-
dent. Richmond, Va. will be promptly
ACKNOWLEDGED
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24

Imported beers on draught At RUE
GERS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-24

"' .'tHt ''.-.nre in the freight rate
a~r was tak.n carly in June
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Rev. Keller Declines.

Rev j. l.. Keller. who for the past
four years has been pastor OF the
First Baptist church of this city. and
who was elected for the fifth years
work. declined yesterday 70 accept the
call. He preached two especially strong
sermons yesterday and the church was
crowded at each service. General re-
gret is expressed that Rev Keller will
not remain in ArdmOre. He enjoys
the confidence and warm friendship
OF everybody in the city regardless
Of church obligation and the good
wishes OF the people here attend him
wherever he goes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
SANTA FE HAS
MORE GAS
A NEW WELL WAS BROUGHT ~
LAST UspAY.
The Whirrirs OF the Escaping Gas
Could &c Heard For Distance Of
Six MiIes-The Railroad Peo-
pie Are Sinking Well Deeper.

Defhite information has reached
mere that a new gas we'll was brought
in near Wheeler by the Santa Fe drill
ers last Saturday Parties arriving
here yesterday from Wheeler made
the statement that they could hear the
whirring sound OF escaping gas for a
distance OF six miles.
The Santa Fe Is working the field
for oil and will continue 10 go deeper
in this same we'll for that product.
The Ardmore & Boston company
have begun drilling egain. Their well
- now 200 feet deep and they have
every equipment for sinking the well
deeper without delay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
A DIABoLlcAL DEED.
Fiend ENplodes Dynamite Under a
Residence In Corsieana.

Corsicuna, Tex. Aug. 26.-Ono Of
the most dastardly crimes ever at
tempted in this city was perpetrated
at an early hour this morning. The
home OF Mrs. Mary Freeman, in the
eastern part OF the city, was wrecked
by an explosion of dynamite. The
house Is five-rOom structure and Is
constructed in the shape of an l.. The
explosive was placed under one cor
ner OF the house, In which the parlor
was located.
The force OF the explosion was so
great that q hole about four feet
square was blown In the floor and al
most every widow In the house and
much OF the glass aud china ware was
shattered although no one was In
jured. a piano. one end OF which r,si'
cd near where the dynamite was piJc'
ed fell through the hole made by ;ht
explosion and was badly damaged. a
arge wardrobe I'm Mrs. Frames bed
room. which was Just across the hail
from the parlor, was overturned.
The explosion occurred at 2'lJ
o'clock a. m. the clock being stopped
by the concwssion.
There Is no cew TO the perpeua
tors Of the crime. Bloodhounds warI
brought TO the scene shortly after the
explosion. but failed TO take the trail
Richard Henderson son OF Mrs
Freeman, and Claude Young, neph
ew. were also occupants of the house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
SHOOTING NEAR SPRINGER.
Henry cohee surrenders and ls Releas-
ed on Bond Both Are colored.

Henry cohee Surrenders and is Releas-
ed on Bond Both Are colored.
henry Conee, n negro. came IN this
morning and surrendered to the Off
cials. Henry Is charged with assault
with intent to Kill. II Is alleged that
he shot n man at springer yesterday
named Palion. Both parties in the case
are negroes. The story Of the AFFAIR
is that the two got into a dispute and
both drew their pisto.s. II Is said that
alion drew first and attempted 20
snoot Cohee. but his pistol snapped
and Cohoc fred. the ball taking effect
In the side The wounu Is not consider
ed dangerous. Johoc was placed under
$500 bond which ne gave ana was
released TO await his examining trial
, which mas been set for September lO.
Both negroes are farmers. Cohce IS
said to have considerable money Both
heretofore have been quiet citizens.
The exact cause OF the shooting can
not be learned but Is said to have come
up over a misunderstanding between
the two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
cRoMER w.l7Eo FROM MEXICO
Gives Descriptive Writs.vp Of co'ti.
ticns at 7ortales.

pOrtalcs. y. si., AuG. =
To the Ardmoreite:
left Ardmore on Tuesday the 21st,
at noon for Portales. New Mexico.
There was no one else got on at that
time for this place but before ] reach
ed this place met up with Jake
Masterson and J. w Yoakum Of Lone
Grove; p. X. Henson. B. c. Loutn'
ridge. j. c. Louthridge. d. l.. Arnold.
VIII Boucher. Harry Boucher Z. W
Holloway. John Bernard. from Ard
more: several here from Newport and
Mcmillan that ! haven't met All OF
the above arrived with me yesterday
evening We camc through sonc beal.
tiful country. The plains around Aihn-
rillo. Texas. are level and broad, no
timber to bee seen. This place is sit
uated on the prairie; the soil Is dark
sandy loan. good water can be got
by digging 20 to 80 feet: no timber;
coal per ton S9 lumber from $25 to
$40 por thousand: shingles from $3.50
to s. per thousand horses and mules
high: cattle cheap; hogs are high;
chickens $3.50 to $500 per dozen, eggs
l5c per dozen; corn sl.2O per 100
ponnds: alfalfa hay Si5 per ton; land
with good deeds, from $40 TO $40; none
close to town to file on Some Of ,nC
boys have gone out to looi owe: M
country. ! have been takiLg In N,
town today. bought one husines
lot on the corner. 30xli0. .onsi1,
very cheap. Am looking at some othel
lots. viii go TO the cOdntry tomorrow
to see II can find some good lane
to file on. The people re coming her
from alplarts Of the country by th'
car loads want 90 return hul1c -
the nrst Of September. There are 10
OOO inhabitants In the town.
r. a. CROMER.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Redirect Testimony.

| observed the wound and looked
at the clothes; they were powder
marked: / looked at the wound when
first went there and ! saw It was
powder burnt and the flesh was pow
der burnt around the place whore he
was shot
Re-cross examination:
The coat was not powder bd MT Il
was in the hack. The shirt was pow
der burnt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27
Editors Note.

A series of mishaps in the office
have made II impossible to print al!
the testimony introduced at the exam
ming trial in today's paper. Toner
rows paper will contain the rest
Editor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27

william j. Bryan today, after two
attempts at the presidency, and Sc
we're defeats. seems stronger among
the rank and nlc Of his party than
over. Ha popularity with the masses
Es n sincere one and not willo''
the.wisp AFFAIR go common In every.
day political life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-27

The voters of Oklahoma viii soon
have chance TO vote for the men
who are to represent them In the va
rious public Offices, aud II hchooves
them To watch closely the lives and
purposes of those who solicit their
votes. II will be foolish 10 vote for
men whose lives are unclcan and
then expect them 10 stand for purity