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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
ROBBERY motive
F0R THE MURDER /. !
Woman Had Recently Sold Her
Business, But Cash is III
\ Missing.
lBy Associated Press.l

4 MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI July, IL
Robbery was the motive for tho murder
of; Mile Ellison. who was found dying
amid the flames Sof blazing alcohol at tho
National Hotel yesterday. ut has been
discovered by the police that Miss ELI
son had lately sold out her millinery
business 5at Ellswood and had come to
tho twin cities wlthinbout 800. No such
sum WAS found lnsher room, Mt the hotel
II investigation at Ellsworth shows thnt
Miss Il Ellison had always borne a. good
reputation, Her parents arrived In Min
inenpolls to-day t
Nathan RISES was arrested at Elroy,
,Yis, upon Information from this city.
Riggs Is a conductor on tho Chicago. St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railroad.
He is accused by Miss Ellison's family OF
killing her. and viii be brought back to
Minneapolis for examina ion,
Riggs Is said to have been NJ llss Ellis
}soy,ss business adviser, and tllefa Is seyi-
ydence tending to show that he accom-
panied her to the National Bank nf Com
iimeree yesterday. when she had g draft
stor4 ss2,74lS cashed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Contradictory Statements 4

IA statement was made by Attorney
W. a.. Young, ,8 OF the defense d that Cur
tia Jett had sent for him i and stated
that he would fix matters and swear that
his recent II onfessionf was e AXE II X the
sdefendants would give him =. 600. On the
other hand; y; Jet u sta ted 10 @the attorneys
I for the s;Commonweaithst that every 1nf1u7
ence had been brought 70 bear on y him
since making his confession to retract y
and swear that It was secured by fraud. |.
55&ts That J cit has had some change Of
heart Is apparent but the reason may be
found IN the tement Of n Common
Sweath's Attorney Adams, who said 5SJett
I had been drinking. Mr.. Adams said that
another att empt would be made to-mor-
row to get aJctt to repeat his confession on
Witness Sent to Jail.
sf TON IA White followed Jett 8 on the
stand. 81 He was asked II he was In ia ck-
son the day Marcum was killed. but de Z
Sclined to answer, !, even refusing to- an
swcr after being told by the court that
Ia iesr must m I answer. 81 Judge Dorsey ordered
him TO jail.t W. B. Johnson said Tom
White told him Just n few weeks before Or
5Marcum was killed that Hargls wanted
White to do the fighting for him (1ia r
5gis) . This testimony was excluded yes
&terday, but was admitted to- day. 8,S
$@ Asburv Spicer$ testified n hat he was "A
approached by James Hargis and "a was
asked to kill .NInrnum. Witness saw and
talked to Jett Just before the killing
He said he went after Jett for I'M
8IIargis and Callahan, with word forfeit
to hurry to the courthouse. a{ a ssys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
Girls Find MAN An. !.
HIDING UNDER. BED. g
,Incensed Citizens Take Him from
Officers and lynch Him in
Swamp,
Il Continued on Twelfth Pase')
(Ry yAssosciated Preas,)

AUGUSTA, GA, July LA swansboro
special to the Chronicle SAYS "
S X "A bout 100 Shea Willy armed men took Ed
Pearson, q negro, from Isputy Sheriff
Fields, about three miles from this l'laapce
early this morning, carried him to the s
gcanoochen swamp and lynched him ll9
night before Pearson was found BY
Misses Mauda ana Ida purnen hiding pr'll-
der, their; bed, Screams attracted Their
father an aged man, who entered b tlle
room, With a gun, but was Knocked sense, !,
less by tflY negro, u He was later ca ptuFea
ny the deputy and entitled, Z 3 Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
insane me FARMER 4. !.
BRA|NSFAMIlY.
Acknowledges Deed, But Says He
Does Not Know Why He
Did It,

CIIARLEsToN,9fs s. G., July ll.-A spe-
cal to the Evening Post from Walter
boro says that y. w, Irnegan, well-to-
do white farmer&ot colleton county. to-
day killed his Wife and four children,
Draining them with an axe at their
home about twenty miles from Walter
.horo, Ho then went to q neighbor'a
house and told Of his deed, Neighbors
brought him 10 Walterboro Jail, llrne-
San says he killed his family but does dls
not know why. He Is q native OF Sweden,
some years 80 he tried TO cut his throat.
and is believed TO be Insane,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
POLICE ATTACKED D
H|GH IN the AIR
One Thrown From Platform to
n Sixth Floor, Causing
His Death.
NV Associated Press)

|, NEW YORK, July ll,--Eight stories
above the street on "a tlimsy flooring Of
planks laid across glrders, nearly @ nun,
dred union iron workers empl oysd on 9
hotel building going up at Flftyrn'ntn
Street and Fifth Avenue, to-day attacke ed
three special olicenen kept tn ere 10 pre-
vent trouble between the union Work
and non,union worlsmeylt employed on the
same building One OF tho special Pos
sIice,nep, Michael Butler was thrown o,
from the platform and fell two stories =!
to- the sixth floor. no was fata lY VI n
sjured, The II ota er tWso " men We erei Is so. So
rious,y, but not fatal ", hurt ,s.i5i leour 81
tho union men were arrested and iden-
titled BY Butler as having been among q s
those who assaulted him. Butler died
10 few minutes later, is$3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12

Will /! u: FLED OR j / PR ( 0BATE. al: 8

iBv4I.Assoclnted aPress.,),I y


NEWtYO YORK,.SJ July 4. ~ AIRY *. 4 gThaw's 4
attitude toward the. pr ress and the public
underwent "a striking change between
morning and evening to-day Il Inimediate=
ly&after break fast he secured permission
to have a delegation of news paper men
brough to- him at the i Tombs prison, tell
Ing them after q friendly "a Interview That
to talk with any one besides the lawyers,
doctors and prison officials was Ike
getting a whiff Of fresh air from the outs
side world This Il evening 1t was tlif-
ferent. When Fthe newspaper 1nen65scnt
.Thaw note asking II hc wished to adj
tolhis formal alSstatementi of Tues
day he sent a reply WI ich sal Id: u
sitg'.I r have said all tlla & wish 20 gay.
In future 4 shall be guided by the advice
OF my counsel. M " Nh s.4gs
at his morning Interview with the
newspaper men FL Thawf asked them to g givo
tthe widest publicity to his statement Of
yesterday, which denied that he ives sill-
50 ne, and he declared that there was to
be no 9lunacy commission appointed IA to
{inquire into his state Of mind. iS
Sorry M other Returned. 3
e Speaking OF his mothers return to this
country Thaw& said S3S. ,5 ~ 9jI
t43''I a r with all the other members Z Srl,e
/ family was anxious that mother should
remain In Europe. She is suffering from
rheumatism; and went, to Europe for the
purpose OF aking "a cure at Schinznncil,
Switzerland; and lin fact. all OF us--
wished her to take the cure before re-
turning home. OF course, ! shall be glad
to see her, but can't help Wishing
that She had remained In Europe for her
own sake y Il, 3:5 q Il Vi N Ils n iii.
1.-THE Will OF Stanford White, forswhose
murder Thawgl Is awaiting trial. was filed
for probate to-day, Tho widow Mrs.
Bessie S.W,hite. Ia named us teXecutrlx,
hut the value of the iestate Is not givon.
The petition for probate states that White
left no real estate, and that the value
OF the personally Is not 4 known. fter
provisions for whites brother. a Richard
M, White, md 4 for ! his mother, Alexenn ana
ir6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
RAJ LROADS SENTENCED
A TO PAY HEAvY5FlNES

Il, CHICAGO, July &ll-Judge t Lands. ~
the United States District Court today,
sentenced the Chicago and Alton road,
which was recently convicted OF granting
illegal rebates at Kansas City. to pny
a fine Of sex. 900 an each of two counts,
or a total OF $40, 900 John Faithorn aud
Fred A.4gsWann, former officials Of the
road, who were also convicted, were SEN
fenced to pay. a fine Of IS, 900 each on two
counts, or q total of 10000 each. SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
FAIRBA BANKS UT ]. s ].
I5 CRASHES BUGGY
iJosephgM. ID ough Promii1ent
Politician, Thrown Out Of i&ts
Buggy and Bruised.
NV "A ssociated Press.)

by 1SBUCItttt tu s. a esS
SyDANVILLE, Ills. J ulyti l1.-An auto
mobile bearing Vice p resident fairbanks
{ and and party who arc on o. touring trip,
this 3tafternoon @ crashed into a buggy
driven drive, by Joseph NJ 8Doug glerty, a prom
inent Democratic politician The two 5ye-
$hicles came together at o curve In the
road 4 ana <[r.S Doug gherty was thrown on {
and painfully bruised. The Vice-P Presi-.
dent alighted and went to the assistance
sof Mr., Dougherty. ig5 e z
Mr. Dougherty expressed his pleasure
at tho ,T%otng, but said he would have
been better pleased had ny taken place
under slightly different circumstances.
After this friendly colloquy, /, the Vice
President resumed his journey. Mr.
.pougherty's injuries are not Eserlous. Bin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR .;
E. ENDS HIS OWN LIFE
nv AssocIa ted Press ]

OMAHA, NE1B, July # II ll.---August4 y:
lIEcnnings, formur city treasurer and can !
3ddate for nomination on the Republ1i--
can ticket for Mayor Of Omaha at he
spring primaries, committed suicide ct
his home here to-day by shooting hinl-
self through the head. No cause Is vet
assigned 9or his act. Il . sl s. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
PAC MAKING EFF ORTS
TO PUT 8PLANTS$lN CONDITION
yl5Associat ted ,ess.

4 CHICAGO. July 1l.-Secretary OF Agrt-
culture Wilson, having finished his work
N Chicago. stated that "a he was satisfied
every effort to put their plants In sant-
itary condition, and the Department Will
put the revised regulations N effect
August LIST. l5 81 X M "a, y. Il I,
The Secretary later. IN the day lelt Ior
Omaha. where he will make q personal
inspection OF the conditions n the pas cKrr
Lighthouses in that city, ~ s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
JEI'I 'ITA.k|.|[:!S|I....A|||!l|...L|. | |. |. !.
.BLAMEU|IP!0.N!l,|S:G|'.l|!.Eil
Says He Killed XII .: Mar.
cum. HIS, Is !. IN !, Bitter 8 L a
Enemy = ! II y, J, !, q
DESC CRIBE ID ANNNE,R \ e,
sOF AS SAlS!S:l!Nl \. ! j \ ALTON q 4 ! |
White. Who = ollowed Jet on
Il Stand. q rdered TO Jail for Re ! q
Y fusal &, Z , Answer Questions. 7.
. eclined 70 Talk Even H.
When rdered toS Do
So BY q. the, e, Court. .
e.
ByAssociated u Press )s

s5 iSs (By Associated i Press.) M 5i
l$BEATTYv1LLE.@ KY..2 July Il Il Curtis
lett testified TO day IN the trial Of Hnryis
and Callahan on tho char &c iof numbering
Lawyer 1larcum, t that ne (Jstt) killed
hiaroum. Jett took sall the y blame upon
himself. and said he killed Marcum be.
cause no was his enemy. Il lett admitted
that tho pistol witt, which the muI der
was committed was given him by Seldom
lHargis,g q bro tl1er OF Judge 8HargiS.s but
that he (Jett) killed +darcum OF his own
volition. Jett described 4 the manner IN
which the crime was b commit tied s
Was ! lis Bitter Enemy. 1Ei
8i..;'Mr.s Marcum had prosecuted Id several
cases. and was my blttor enemy. and I
am the man vino * lied him, a said Jctt.
He then told OF the assasslnat ion. Eis
testimony tallying with u the description
by b j. Ewen. N Jett 4 said 4 he had not
conferred with White In regard to Il he
killing. The pistol he used, J, he said. was
! his own, Il and 4 had been owned by him
several 4 mon ths.s He told Il the attorneys
this morning that A Sheriff &c callahan 4 had
given It s to him. " The defend ddnts helped
to- defend him IN his previous trial He
did not know, but thought they had paid
his attorneys s. fees. Il He sudd enly lost his
memory at the most crucial moments,
and could tell nothing OF his or Whites
actions preceding ! or following the Smur
der. III Jett did not remember seeing White
ia the &court ti1ouse at all J, and: as far as
he is concerned, White Sis rfectly inno-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
eoosryeLr hso secRoGs

Tho pr.Hfaa'a action .l liam'rslug
20 cuulr battalion NJ tlo tuoa'y yhf'h
irfau'r, NJ negro tfyop vaa H" b-s
81 decd ~ hia nfn
Ho.t northern people ahp @.ra
lpr1 br'ore tho var or were Jouug
during 'ho war. or tho rccDuaiIIctlpn
l<.rioJ. we're reared With the Idea That
r"grD should not DO treated as "a
white prraDu. but given more le"way
in nc matter of crime Those poDr'
nm th'ny that the punishment ~
negro lH wrong t1 bis race Hr
ltHDangrl' WAS reared With thiE idea.
and " was not till after no became
president that hr reformed his ideas
n has been since he became president
hat he has begun 10 learn that ne.
gro can commit crime as we'll 40 the
white man and should b. punished for
crime lIfo other criminals Being a
fair man Mr. Roosevelt has studied
M" questions Involved In the race con.
dirona and has reformed hls ideas
That hc should dlsmias from the
army troops which wGre incapable of
understanding that murder must be-
punished These soldiers refused 10
give uD os ~ identify the murderers,
and In thar way became criminals
thcnsolyfs pFd Fhowcd that thny
could not be trusted. OF course quite
number of 'he roldierg Of the bst
TALON are liinocont # any off"nac-b
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

The poet Rogers was afflicted with u
notably unpleasant, cadaverous coun-
tenance, which, with all his intellectual
power, was modification 10 him. To
lide his annoyance. he joked about his
ugliness incessantly and deceived his
friends into suppoSlng him Indifferent
to II. lie once turned TO sydney
Smith, who, with Byron and Moore,
vas dining with him, and said
"Chautrey wants TO perpetuate this
miserable face Of mine. What pose
would you suggest that l should takeY"
IF you really wish 10 spare the world
us much ~ possible" said the wit. Il
would, II ! We're you, be taken at my
prayers, my face buried in my hands"
Rogers laughed with the other per-
sons present, but he shot Il malignant
glance at the Jester and. il is said, new
er fully forgaye him for the bonmot.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
HAsY INQUIRIES RECEIVED.
Commercial Club Receives Letters
Daily froT Eastern CAPITALISTS.

Commercial Club Receives Letters
Daily from Eastern Capitalists.
\ number of inquiries have been
received ty The Commercial club with
iu the past few DAYS making in71i-o-
IS % whether the city had any bond
70 offer o1 'he market. The letter
vast received from an eastern nnan-
cier who stated that BE- wa a1r'orr
70 invest in Ardmore municipal bonds
Manufacturer Record, one OF the
leading periodicals. Of i,s kind In the
country has written 20 the CONNER,
cial club for q statistical statement
n the industries here, and all the i'm
formation possible concerning this city
as an Investment field.
Ardmore ls rapidly forging to the
front and By the citizens pulling TO
gether nd casting aside partisan poii-
tics the city viii double its population
within the next five years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

Eerees ef the Gsr.

A-t-ore is US: awakening 70 ;ae
fac; that football is Z c!oza s4coat
20 the national game of baseball.
The vork O: Frame IS the kid O:
-ork which all make A-tmore VIC
,oT!ols o. the gril!ron
Black and gold look well on . yic-
toriOus field.
Inc enthusiasm ca the football
field Tuesday af,ernnon Is vhat is
needed % encourage q team.
3 good football or baseball team be
the best advertisement, a town can
put On the road
Al! the boys come in for the glory
u winning the game.
The sulphur boys played clean
good ball ana are ready 20 ccl,es,
the decisive game sunday. Ardmore
is p-actic.rg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
4 NAVAL RE6UKE.
Two Admirsis. n Captain and n Fool
In Manila BAY.

In Manila Bay.
When u-Cey's seet was AZ MaDil
the late Admiral Chichester was then
q captain On one occasion Admira.
DielrioLs. the German sent out the
I7yue On N I-ovellel GRAND ana
without the customary notification g..
he commander of the blockadin- Eeet
Admiral Dewey had suffered. b.
thought. sufficiently from that sort Of
hing, aud - the admiral sent q vessel
across the I-n0e's bows and u3t.GcI
her captain t.r she would not be per
u.ucl % depart without a statement
% her destination. Il was not Al
l--! TiCl-.Ca,' miss. Oh TO quarrel
with both the American and the Eng
i'Eh Ge.tS un tL.S critical occasion. s.
be sought 20 Gnl ont Captain Chlchcs
tors purpose in cas-, Of a collision. Go
lc ON board Ch.rhcster's ship. lie an
@rily exclaimed, Did you see what
Dewey i.d 70 my shipf'
Yes" replied Chichester.
What would you have done II il had
been al English ShpE"
We'll said Chichester. convenient.
IS assuming that the Irenc's captain
had sailed without orders from Die
dr.chs I'd have put my captain in ar
rest, and then Ia have gone on board
the Olympia and Upol1glzcd 70 Admiral
Dewey fJr having such fool In com
maAd OF one OF my ships. .'-Harper's
Weekly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

There Is vigorous OratOrcal
swing In the part of Marc Antony
Ia julius Caesar. which MAKES n
an especially suitable role for an actor
possessing the graccg OF personality
and ieclamatOry power which have
always been commented on 40 dis
tInRulshlnR chaTacteristicg N Charles
H HanfOrd n ~ q remarkable thing
that Mr. Hanford should, almost at
the outset Of hts career. have stepped
into the role with which he has al
ways been most brilliantly identified
Although II has been long time
since Mr. fIanford was seen in Marc
Antony the students Of the stage
SIN refer 10 him as the beau ideal
N that character. His appearance In
this city at the Robson opera house
on Monday, November 10, win be
awaited with even more than the
great Interest which the announce.
ment Of a Hanfori engagement a.
ways arouses. Curtain goes up at
gd5. - ~ lA.2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
WORK ON STORM SEWERS.
Ground viii Be Broken Thursday
horHing.

Work will BE- commenced on the con.
struction Of the storm sewers Thurs.
day morning, so stated II. X. Nc.
Collum of the McQuatters Pllm0lnr
and Machine company Wednesda'
morning. 4 large force Of hands viii
be started out tomorrow morning 10
begin excavation on Caddo street and
from then on. labor on the new work
will be rushed as ranidly as posi-.
BILE After having finished Caddo
street work will be commenced on
Main street so as to b" out Of tho
way OF the paving work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14
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backs f5- gulgLur. both made gooi
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and repeated gains were made ur.s
either team bucked The line
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The game is second Of a series ~
three games 10 b. played be- re.-
tho fWg teams The first game vas
played laai SUNDAY on the Suluarr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-14

Read B.Te-s, Corha & Fre2slsy's
z1vertissnezt in this paper acd yoU
=il u; vcnder Why they have such
cTo-ts every dag. l2t