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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-20

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twenty five (25) years of practical knowledge
In tailoring. Cleaning and pressing also
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Turkish and Russian Baths.
Under new man'gt. Never closed 1s2g q st
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CITY ITEMS.

Many to Return From He'll,
The great Bible scholar, Charles T. Russell,
declares. Belasco Theater, Sunday, April %,
8 pm. Seats free. 1t
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There is Little Waste
In Elk Garden Coal J. Maury Dove Com
pany.-A<ivt
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Brownley's Mexican Pekan-Okas (reg)
Americas Greatest Candy, DC. PC, 30c. ID.
Jersey Cream Caramels, IL kinds 40c. Id.
1905 G.. 1t
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson, aucts.. 1409 H st. NV.
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8 Potted Ham or Tongue. 10c.: Lib. cans
Beef, 10c.; ex. Sifted Peas, DC; s Corn
25c.: Ginger Snaps, 4c.: Lemon Cakes, &c |;
Butter. 25c. and zoe; Naptha Soap &c. :
Mackerel, &C.; Quaker Matches, 12c. j. T.
D. Pyles' Stores. ap19-5t
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Particular People Praise G. = 8.
quality Ice Cream 8 fiavors. Druggists
Advertisement,
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To Baltimore and Return

via Pennsylvania railroad, every Saturday
and Sunday. All regular trains except the
Conversational Limited" Tickets good to
return until Sunday night.-Advt.
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@. & s. Excellent Velvet Kind,
the purest richest Ice Cream. Druggists
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Panama and Straw Hats Cleaned and
Bleached at ]. A. Hoover's, s11 II st. NV.
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Chris. Xander's Pride Of Virginia Port
a spring tonic that will build up health and
strength. roc. ut. Only at e09 7th st.
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Ritumino,1s Coal

The higher the grade the better the coal.
There is no exception to this rule. Elk
Garden satisfies.-Advt.
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Wilson & Mayors Saturday Sale,

1910 am. New furniture for all parts o
the home. 1927 and 1923 G st.
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A Landau to Convex Invalids

An innovation. Very comfortable and not
conspicuous. Wash Livery Stable AIS Sth
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Decorations for Spring Weddings.
Beautiful effects by Blackstone, 18th & Fl.
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v. Baldwin Johnson's Coal, 612 9th st
Best Georges Creek Coal. s4.25 per ton
Advertisement.
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Always Steams Satisfactorily.
Elk Garden the best Bituminous Coal
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

the wreck. The officers of the Queen are blamed for leaving the wreck for Victoria too quickly. The party which reached shore is not blamed for failure to return to assist those on the vessel. The Valincia life saving apparatus met tine requirements, and the Pacific Coast Co. is not blamed for the disaster. The report is very wobbly
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

.,---..-. .,,c Juuge. lie said he could forgive the judge for every thing except his decision on the Nelson-H Hensley case. There was no scandal connected with the de. cision but it was very bad law Senator Foraker answered Nelson The nomination was put over another week.
 San Antonio, Texas, April 10.- The Dowie party stopped here and held services between trains. Dowie prayed for strength to cast the devils out of Zion.
 Washington, April 1.-The Geo. detic survey boats Patterson, Ged- ney and McArthur are preparing to leave for Dutch Harbor, South eastern Alaska and Cook Inlet re. spectively, next month, to chart those waters.
 Fairbanks, April 1O-George A Lincoln was killed by natural gas in seventy-eight foot shaft or O'Connor creek. His mother lives at Toledo, Ohio.
 Seattle, April lO.-A burglar eli II bed the fire escape to the fifteenth story of the Alaska build ing and secured plunder to the amount of one hundred dollars from the Elks club,
 Chicago, April l0.-Voliva, Dowie's successor. denounced Dowie from the pulpit yesterday. He urged the faithful not to listen tC the song of the siren. He says he is not afraid of the deposed leader.
 Washington, April 10.-The Vali-cia government investigating commission report planes Capt. Johnson, who is now dead, for the disaster. It is claimed that he made mistake in navigating, and ever ran his course. Relief vessels were slow in reaching the scene oi
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
Photographic News
 Of The Week

Moscow, April 6.-General Von- Mack, the head of the Red Cross association has just returned from a trip to Japan. He says that the Japanese are actively preparing for war. He says it is their inten- tion to fight for the possession of the Philippines.
 = Pekin, April 6.-The Russian and Chinese ministers are unable to agree regarding the handling of Manchurian affairs. Russia wants China to confirm present cences- sions and privileges in that country and China is determined to with stand any foreign encroachments. The negotiations are at stand- still. Both countries have stand ing armies in Manchuria, put have shown no signs of active hostility yet.
 Mexican City, April 6.-Dowie has started for Chicago to face his accusers. He ridicules the idea that his appointees can discharge him. He is ready to face criminal or other charges, and denies that he has practieed pClygamy. He says he is strict monogamist.
 Chicago, April 6.-At tremend- ous meeting of the Dowieites here Mrs. Dowie made an address in which she said that Mexican City was planned as paradise in which polygamy was to be practiced, and that her husband tried to convert her to that idea.
 Seattle, April 6.-Charles Sin clair, millionaire miner of the Copper River country, in an inter- view here says that Heney will build the railroad from Cordova bay up Copper river and that it will provide a greater tonnage and develop more property than any line in Alaska.
 Washington. April GA four year contract for carrying the mails from Seattle to Skagway has been awarded to the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. for $21,O00 and to the Alaska Steamship Co. for $250 a round trip every five days from March to November.
 Washington, April 6.-Senator Nelson has introduced bill which has the approval of Secretary Hitchcock making the governor of Alaska ex-officio superintendent of schools and busting Sheldon Jack son. Jackson's friends headed by Senator Teller are making a strong fight against the change.
 Washington, April 6.-The navy department has received a cable gram from the commander of the Yankee at Santa Domingo, stating that new revolution has broken out there. American interests are not involved.
 Washington, April 6.-Senator Durham will bring up the measure granting land and other privileges to the Burleigh road from Cordovia bay in the senate this afternoon.
 Washington, April 6.-Senator Nelson has introduced bill auth orizing the secretary of the inter for to allot 16O acres of non-mineral lands to all native and mixed blood Alaskans who are twenty-one years of age and heads of families. It is provided that the land shall be non taxable and inalienable.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Hoggatt left yesterday afternoon for Indiana
 Tacoma, April 7.-The- Ameri- can Smelting,& Refining Co. will provide funds for the imm ediate construction of railroad 125 miles in length from Valdez Alaska, to the Bonanza copper mine, which has been recently purchased by this company. Negotiations for this purchase have been under wa y for some time, and the rumor was afoat that it was the malgamated Copper Co.,, which was buying, but the American Shelter, controlled by the Guggenheim, Todd and other Eastern interests, has now acquired the property. Work on the railroad will commence at once.
 Seattle, April '6.-The dock on the city property at the foot of Columbia street collapsed last eve ming. Eighteen people were on it at the time and were thrown into the water. The fire boat went to their rescue and all were picked up.
 St. Petersburg, April 6,-Russia will resist the exclusion of political questions from consideration at the Hague conference, against any and all powers. and will also resist the establishing of the status of Jews, Armenians and other nation alities. This may cause the aband- iment of the conference.
 New York, April 6.-The miners insist that if arbitration is allowed Judge George Gray, of Delaware be the chairman of the board or that he be allowed to name the chairman. It is believed now that the operators will refuse to arbi- trate.
 Lethbridge, April 6--The strik- ! ing miners are rioting here and police who were called arrested a miner, but were surrounded by 300 men and stoned. The miner was released and additional police are being hurried by special train from Regina to preserve order.
 Portland, April 7-The eighth story of the Chamber of Commerce building was destroyed by fire yes terday. Homer H. Hallock g prominent railroad man, who was in the Commercial club rooms on that floor, was cut off by the flames and attempted to reach the seventh floor by way of the window. The casing gave way with him and he was dashed to the walk below, be- ing crushed to horrible mass. Many lives were saved by jumping from the eight story into the life net. Head cook Clapp, of the Com mercial club was seriously injured by the breaking of the net. Fire men saved fifty by bringing them down the fire escape.
 Seattle, April 7.-The Mystic Sriners will tour the Alaska coast next month on the steamer Princess Victoria.
 Seattle, April 7.-The railroads are notifying Alaska operators that they cannot deliver dredgers and large machinery before September. The shops manufacturing this class of machinery aro all over crowded with orders.
 Washington, April 7.-The Sulzer Alaska territorial govern ment bill will come up before the committee next week.
 Cop Erooo;ooo Anril Q-Tha
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Sunday,on the closing of saloons on the Sabbath. A committee was appointed to call on the mayor and assure him that he would receive the support of the churches f he issued Sunday closing order.
 Naples, April 9.-VesYvius is growing much more active. Flames are shooting thousands of feet in the air, earthquake shocks are frequent and the lava is flowing in great quantities. It is feared that the whole southeastern side of the mountain where many towns are located will be devastated, render ing millions of people homeless. Naples is in great danger unless the flow ceases. All steamers have steamed up and are ready to leave with the inhabitants at a moments notice The people of Naples are panic stricken. Yesterday there were two severe earthquake shocks. San Guisseppe is wiped out entirely and no villages are left in Bosco- trecas. Already 4O,000 people have been rendered homeless. The night scene of the volcano shooting forth flames is magnificent.
 Washington, April 9.-Senator Pile has introduced a bill providing for an appropriation of S20,00O for a new capital building at Juneau. A fight is anticipated over the selection of the capital.
 Washington, April 9.-Ex-Gov- ernor Swineford has announced his candihacv for tho '~-'f;on of
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

the city took place yesterday A socialists meeting was held, at which were passed resolutions of sympathy for Mover, Haywood and Pettibone, the miners under arrest for the murder of Governor Steunenburg, and it was declared that these men, if convicted, would never hang unless the whole army was called out to prevent theii rescue. At the conclusion of tht meeting a procession was formed which marched down Market St At the corner of Kearny they at tempted to affix a red flag bearing the inscription Constitution be Damned, say Corporations" De tective Ryan, who was accom- panied by policemen Stelzer and Cavanaugh, tore down the flag The mob immediately attacked the officers, who arrested the speaker and tried to reach the street car The officers were seriously wound. ed, but finally succeeded in club ping their way through the crowd An alarm was sent in and wagons loaded with police were rushed to the scene of the disorder. A bat. tie ensued in which many were in iured before the crowd was dis. persed.
 Seattle, April 7.-The Farallon sailed for Ser ard last night with the new Seward bank fixtures aboard. The bank is being started by Chicago capital which is cater. ing to the business of .
 Alaska.
 Washington, April
 House committee on territor
 asked for more time for the e eration of the Alaska railroa'
 There is'every prospect of a'
 tirely new bill being introo
 The Burnham bill granting f.
 charter and terminals to the A
 hailroad Go. was discussed y
 day in the Senate. There
 many objections to the me;
 Tine opposition is led by Telle
 Naples, April 7.-Women
 the villages near Vesuvius are ading with a statue of St. A imploring a miracle to stay the flow of lava from the volcano which is in active eruption. The villagers are panic stricken and the churches are crowded with weeping and praying men and women begging deliverance from the lava stream, which is two hun dred feet wide ana advancing al the rate of twenty feet per minute threatening the destruction of sev' eral villages. The inhabitants art fleeing in every direction.
 Chicago, April 7.-Thomas Duff fey has entered suit for damages ir the amount of one hundred and twenty thousand dollars against Jefet Lindeberg, Charles Lane, E Lindbloom and John Brynstesen Nome operators. It is alleged thai the defendants agreed to deposit the gold from No. Anvil creek ii the Bank of California, but took out over a million from the claim and never made the deposit as agreed.
 Fairbanks, April 9.-Washing- ton block was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning at sixty two thousand dollar loss. Good work by firemen saved business | ze TL~o ,,,,n;no1 loc.rS
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12
lob Printing at the Prospector Shop

throughout and is regarded by all
 but the transportation company as being prejudiced and of little force.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Give us chance to collect that old note before 1t is outlawed-any- where in the U. $. ADAMS REALTY +C0.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Quartz and Placer Loeatie4n Blanks at Proseector.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

Five Day Express Service direct between Valdez and Seattle. Sailings from Seattle Mar G12 and every 20 days thereafter.
The Alaska prospector., 1906-04-12

From Valdez to Unalaska and way ports 26th of each month, connecting at Valdez with $. S. Santa Ana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
Three BOY. Tour the World.

Philadelphia. July Ill amt got
D cent. but I'M bee home IN three
weeks" said Guy Krumm, aged 10,
of Danyillc. Ky. who arrived yesterday
with two other boys on the American
liner FrIesland from a two years tour
of the world
The other two plucky specimens
of young America were Otto Ford 10
years old. OF seattle. and Gicaa iow-
cll Of Atlanta II was In November,
is0i that the boys ran away They
met in Chicago and made their way
10 Seattle before shipping On the Ma.
rlou Frazen tor New Zealand Ford
and Howell shipped as able soamen,
and Krumm, owing TO his youth, wac
accepted as cabin boy The boys aail
ed about $4,000 miles. Twice on their
voyage they nearly starved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
JETT
CONFESSES
TELLs - cooR- -ow -E KILLED
LAWYER HARcUg.
Gives ss-s ostsHs % tie AHsi-. sss
Msres-- -ss Prss.cytss Him e-
Several cstss ara Was es
tsr E7sDy % t-.s

I bes'ysiiile Ky- July i1.-Curt!s rs.t
a. the Afternoon session of court here
today iu the trial % former Judge Hs-.
g.s End ~ Sheriff Callahan for the
murder % Lawyer Msrcum on the at.
rSess stand admitted the assassination
ln Nsrcum ard told the manner 90
rhich the crime was committed.
Ar MsrcIm had prosecuted me cA
several cases ami uss my bitter enc.
ms and . am the man Who killed
him said Jett Pc then told % the
assassirai.on. tsiiiinz vtth the des
cT.p'i0r given by % :. owen. Jett said
be- had not conferred with White in
regard to the killing The pistol he
Used he said vas DIE own and hsd
been owned by him several months.
iie told the attorneys this morning
hat Callahan had given IL "a hin.
TIE defendants he.paf to defend him
Loo l.s previous TRIAL He did no; know
1ut thought they bad paid hts sftor.
neys fees. BE suddenly lost his mem.
Jrv a. the most curcIal moment and
could ten nothing 1f his OF Tom
Whites action preceding or following
'he murder He did not remember see.
INK White 10 the court house. A. Far
as be- Is concerned. White Is perfectly
innocent
That Jett has had some marvellous
change Of heart b. apparent. but the
reason may be- found To the statement
% Commonwealth Attorney Adams.
who said Jet was beastly drunk and
bat another attempt would be made
tomorrow 10 get him 90 repe,t his
confession.
Tom White followed Jett on the
stand and asked Attorney Byrd 10 ex.
Icuse him. as he did not want 20 ans
wer any questions. He was asked II
be was In Jackson the day Marc "a
gas Killed. but declined .to answer.
White even refused 20 answer after
being told by the court.
Judge Dorsey ordered the witness to
Jail
W. B Johnson said Tom White told
him Just few weeks before Marcum
was killed that Hargis wanted him TO
do the ighting for him. This testi-
mony was excluded yesterday, but ad
mitted today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
Battle win NEGRO on Train.

Denison. Texas. July IA negro
who was passenger on Frisco pas
senger train No 81 last night held
the crew at bay with revolver
and refused 10 pay his fare, When the
conductor first asked him for his fare
the negro refused and the conductor
ordered the train stopped to put him
on. The negro drew big revolver and
the conductor decided 10 let him ride
for awhile.
Shortly afterward the conductor and
crew overpowered the negro aud when
the train reached Denison turned him
over 20 the officers O., United states
marshal took him 10 MadilI this AZ
tcrno0n for trial
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
Want 70 be Isensn7

Kansas City July l1.-Ex-stats Sen
ator " p Lyons. president of the
t-nt-sl Ice company Of this city. "a
interesting testimony a. the ice trust
hearing here today After stating that
he had started 90 business in 1900 with
capital Of $500. b. had cleared Si5.
0oo In the following year. and that be
nov owned a plant valued at 100000
Mr Lyons said that prices ought te
be even higher than they are. He said
that b. was not in the ice business
as a ptilanthropisf Mr Lyons said
be knew % no combination iu the Zee
business He declared that the cost Of
manufacturing ice was about Sl.75 to
fi.s5 a ton
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
OKLAHOMA is FIRST STATE
Admitted South Of msson-oison Line
Since Texas Was.

Shawnee. Ok. July 1.-THE sdmis
sion OF Oklahoma into the union OF
states marks a peculiar circumstance
In the history OF america" said Judge
r. o. Cassidy TO representative o.
the State Journal yesterday. 1T Is the
first state composed OF territory lying
south OF the Mason and Dixon line 10
be made a part OF the union since
Texas was admitted IN is45, which Is
over half century ago.
Since that time" continued Judge
Cassidy. "there have been seventeen
states carved from the territory north
OF that historic line. They are Iowa,
Wisconsin. Kansas Colorado. Mime
sofa, oregon. California. Nebraska,
Nevada. Washington. Utah. Idaho,
Montana North and South Dakota and
Wyoming, neither OF which, at their
admission compared with the new
state IN population or material wealth,
1T Is true" said ne Judge. that
West Virginia was made state IN
1853; bit It was taken from the com
monwea.,h OF Virginia, snd therefore
should not IN the full sense Of the
term be called a new state"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
Drives to Territory from Chicago

Chicago. July i2.-tSpeciaLJ-
Friends Of Pauline Winters. an eccen.
trio newspaper woman OF this city
who left here about three months ago
to drive 20 the Indian Territory IN a
blackboard. have received word that
the plucky little woman has reached
her destination She will visit all the
larger towns and points OF interest In
the new state and may decide TO
make her home there Glad In khaki
skirt with army legglns, and barefoot
ed except for light sandals, Miss Win.
ters attracted much attention In the
various Illinois and Missouri towns
she visited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
NEGRO KILLS NEGRO.
Near huskose- Because He Wouldn't
Pay Bill He Owed.

Muskogee, I T.. Ju.y ll.-A shoot
ing occurred In the town Of Taft, a
small place west OF this city yesterday,
resulting in the death Of Ed Grain. a
well known negro store keeper at that
place The shooting was done by an.
other negro. named Mackey, who ran
a meat market In the same town. II
is said that Macke. owed Grain a
hill tor some groceries which the lat
ter attempted TO collect by process OF
law An officer left here yesterday to
serve the papers and later the re,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12

Charleston. $ C., July ia special
20 the Evening Post says that j. "
lrengan. well.todo white farmer OF
Cotton county. today killed his wife
and four children, Draining them With
an az - their home about twenty
miles from WATERFORD.
lie then went to a neighbor's house
and told them Of the deed. Irengar
says he killed his family but does not
know why. He is native of Sweden
Some years ago he tried 10 out his
throat and Is believed 10 be- Insane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
ReIatIyes Of IaekinIey Arres,ed.

Kiughsher okla, July -tSpec,
ialJ Emily Mckinley. who was
'sted here recently on a charge o.
conspiracy 10 defraud the government
is a relative OF the late President Me
Kinley. her husband. who died sew.
oral years ago having been cousin
to the martyred chiei executive. Mrs
Mckinley succeeded her husband as
postmaster at this city and the charg
es against her grew out Of alleged ir
regularities connected with her con
duct of that once
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
Woman EIbbed About Her Ace.

ST. Petersburg July l2.-CSpecialJ
One OF the most novel cases ever
'ricd in the Russian courts Is In pro
gress today. Mile. Lerin, an actress.
being charged with perjury because
she Is alleged 10 have told "hb'
regarding her age The prosecution
declares that the actress was born
Va 1876. but that she recently stated.
while giving evidence In a trial Of
come automobiles for violating the
speed limit. that her age was 25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
Plans 70 eoos, Texas.

Galveston. Tex. July SpecialJ
Plans 10 bost Texas Into the fore.
front OF the southern and western
states were discussed al the meet.
ing Of the Texas Industrial associa.
ton In this city today. The national
government will bee asked 10 aid In
improving the rivers and harbors Of
the state and In extending It's irriga.
tion systems. \ determined effort will
also be made 10 bring more factories
TO the state. and numerous induce.
ment will be- mi.de 90 manufacture
TO locate here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-12
A,tention Renuhlleans-

There will be a meeting of the Lin
coin Republican club at the U. S.
,ourt room on Saturday evening. July
lith. at eight O'Clock for the purpose
Of electlng delegates to the district
convention to be held In Ardmore on
July 18th. which convention Is called
TO perfect a district or county organ.
lzation 10 conduct the coming cam.
paign. W H. McGILL. V. p.
LOwERY KELLER, Sec. il.3