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New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
SPLITTING is CONTEMPT OF COURT.

From The Philadelphia Press.
a Virginia judge, Barksdale by name. has. de-
Cded that splitting in the and sight Of the
court is contempt OF court and ne fined the Of
fender So The power of court to punish sum
narily acts which SAVIOR OF disrespeCt for it's au-
thority and offences committed in its presence was
never put better than this There is ten
doncy In legislatures to restrict the OF courts
TO punish for contempt. That power is capable Of
great abuse. but is rarely abused greatly. When II
Is used with vigor against the vile habit OF splitting
in public IT makes for civilization and deceuCy and
ought to be strengthened and honored
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
wARsHIps OFF FOR HAMPTON ROADS.

squadron OF six United States battleships and
cruiser, under command of Rear Admiral
Evans sailed from this port yesterday for Hamp-
ton Roads, where they Will participate IN the Cele-
bration of Georgia Day at the jamestown Exposi-
ton on June TO- They We're the battleships Con-
necticut, Louisiana. Ohio. Iowa. Rhode Island and
Indiana. and the cruiser Washington. They
followed within hour by the Austrian cruisers
Sankt Georg and Aspern, also bound for Hampton
Roads.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day for
Europe
TIID BLUEC1iER. FOR HAMBURG.
II y Samuel II.
Mr. and Mrs Francis X Mrs Albert May. ~
Jones Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Nissen.
Mrs w G. Sickel Mrs Henry H. Priest.
I l. Shear. Abner e Ihoinas ~
IouI, Iernp Mr. Mrs James Wilson.
THE MAIN FOR BREMEN
Mr. and Mrs William c. Charles Hodge Jones.
peck Mrs II. Miller.
George Clark, George A Rose
+ NJ. De Vault
SANOIE. FOR HANRE,
Mr. ana Mrs John Bouton. Mfr. snd Mrs. a. NJ. shep-
Tha Rev Paul Char pard.
land Mrs Emma NJ. Stokes.
Mr and Mrs. Charles r. Mr.. Mrs. Charles H.
Kirk Shefrlll
Mary Van Buren,. Mr.. and Mrs. Houston A.
+ J. Park. Ihomas
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
JACOB A. RlIs's DAUGHTER WEEDS.

President and Mrs Roosevelt sent a silver flower
vase Miss Kate Elizabeth Riis yesterday. when
she married TO DR.. Oscar Owre. of Minneapolis.
MINI. In the Church Of the Resurrection, by the
Rev. William T. Evans. its rector. Miss Ris met
DR.. OWre two years ago a trip abroad, ana be-
girl.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
PENNINGTON SEMINARY GRADUATES.
Judge Fort an Alumnus, Delivers Ethical
Address to Class.

Pennington n. J.. June 5.-J. Franklin Fort, OF
the class of go. justice of the New Jersey
Supreme Court made the address to the graduating
class OF Pennington Seminary this morning at the
commencement exercises. lie SAID IN part:
The great need Of our time is right leadership.
The great demand OF the hour is for of cour-
age education and integrity In public and business
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

Abruzzi ~ am
=. senator Dllllngham, Of Vermont chairman of
ule commission. and the rest of the commits
siOI!eIs are 20 leave here tomorrow for Rome
AAIhDassador Griscom Will give a reception for
mem mem and they probably win be received bv
King Victor Emmanuel ~
mere Is talk among the commissioners Of
iinahlmg an effort TO direct Italian immigration
INTO Texas for railroad construction work and
INTO South Carolina for work in the mines
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

Dachtera Paul J. Ruger. Thomas H
Garretson. Abram .. Rutan. Harry I.
Jones' Alden q. Eliza
Kendall Phebe NJ smith Anna NJ d
lNlsSam BENJAMIN a. Tyler Alfred l.
Murray, Catherine. tTmy. Rev. William g
Pearson. Sarah NJ. Whyte Mary Il.
Rodgers. Margaret r.
DACHTERA-Pau ]. Dachtera, OF Dachtera Brothers.
opticians died June services held All
Saints Church, Madison and l29th st. on Friday.
:. 9:3O a. Residence, No. 10 West 13ad
European papers please copy.
pneumonia at his home at Morristown, n j., on Juns
s. Funeral Peters Church. Morristowu y. J..
Thursday. June 6. ESQ D. m D. L & ". train
leaves Barclay and Christopher SITS. at 12;4S 2. n
stopping Newark. Interment the convenience
OF family
JoNEs-on June 8. a Richmond Hill Long Island.
Alden Graves son OF William A. Jcnes jr.. and Ga<S-
line Louise Jones, aged II years. Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
GENERAL GRANTS GRANDSON wEDs.

Washington Penn, June 5.-AIiss Helen Dent
Wrenshal, Of this city. and Chaffee Grant of San
Diego Cal. grandson of General IT, S. Grant,
married here tonight at the home of the brides
mother. The Rev Father John ]. Faughnan, of
the Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
In Ialifnrnia
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
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AMERICAN MADMAN's SENTENCE.
Herman Bender, in Canadian Prison, an
Escaped Lunatic from Long Island

Toronto. June 5-Herman Bender who last
week was sentenced to fourteen years in King
ston Penitentiary, has been identified as an
escaped Iunatic. He was incarcerated in Kings
Park Asylum. Long Island and escaped on June
IL, 1903. The Crown has been asked take
action in the matter
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

The rehearsal Of the chorus and principals OF Mr..
Zlegfeld's The Foies OF 1907 begun yester-
day. A feature will be a male chorus OF sixteen
voices and thirty-two bathing girls
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
C. o. lsELIN NOW A GRANDFATHER.

c. Oliver Iselin the yachtsman. is grand
father through the birth Tuesday night OF a
daughter his eldest daughter. the wife OF Philip
W Liverniore Mrs. Livermore is a daughter. OF
Mr. Isen by his first wife. Fannie Gardiner Iscl.l
The child born in New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
EMPRESS AT RED CROSS MEETING.
japanese Sovereign Makes an Address Before
the Society at Toxic.

Toxic June 5-The Red Cross OF Japan held
general meeting here to-day. At which the
Empress was present. Her majesty made
speech congratulating the society on its success,
and praying for continuance Of its prosperity.
The society. which now has a membership OF
100000. IS actively at work in Corea and Man
churia.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
OBITUARY..
LANES MouNTFORT.

Toronto. June flames Mountfort. of London
dropped dead to-day from heart disease on the
steps Of the Parliament buildings. He represented
English mining men interested IN Coball'
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06

temperature Yesterday & degrees lowest -
TO degrees FOR corresponding
- degrees average for corresponding date
last twenty-five years 60 degrees
Local Forecast.-TC-d day fair and somewhat warmer!
Friday fair and warmer fresh winds
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
A STATUE OF RousseL IN PARIS.

Paris, June 5-A statue OF Theophne Roussel.
author OF the French laws for the protection CT
children. was unveiled here to-day by President
Faineres. with appropriate ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-06
NO REVOLT FEARED IN LISBON.
RumOrs Of Attempt to Place Dom Miguel
on Throne Not Taken Seriously.

Lisbon, June 5.-The rumors Of a rebellion
with the object Of placing Dom Miguel of Bra
ganza on the throne are not taken seriously
here. The new elections have been fixed for
November.
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Marsh OF Morrisown. n. J., to George Jerome Wesley
New York City.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
NEGROES MUST GET OUT.
Citizens seru, Notice on Blacks to Va
cate Bio Sprinqs.

SNe c'8 op''H8o.
Big Springs, Tex, April 25.-Last
night about 12 o'clock Marshal T. B.
Sullivan. with Deputy Jim Burke.
went to a negro woman's house to
arrest some worthless negroes. sulli-
van went to the front door and his
deputy to the rear door. His deputy
was shot and instantly killed.
Sullivan succeeded IN arrestine
three OF the negroes and landed them
in jail. The citizens have held a mass
meeting and notified all negroes who
have no property TO leave at once. and
have given those who have property
fifteen days in which to dispose of
same. Then they, too. must leave.
They have decided TO let the law han
die the three that are in Jail here.
although feeling runs very high.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
keeIer on Bunting.

When II comes to frisking the
horsehide clear off the ball, several
big leaguers have little Willie Keller
left at the post, but for downright sci
ence-the art of getting to first
Willie can give them all points
Since 1898 this New York Ameri-
can star has batted over 800. He
rarely strikes out. Last year the sea
son was half gone before he missed
the fatal three.
Much of his success is due to his
ability to bunt. He is undoubtedly the
bunt king. Keller not only can bat,
but be can tell how he does 1t.
Don't be chicken hearted" he says
Remember the pitcher is as scared
OF you as you are OF him. Don't try
to knock the stufiin' out of the ball
Hold you bat firmly. Meet tto Ia''
and kind OF push It where you want II
to go.
In bunting ! always aim to have
the ball hit within an eighth OF an
inch OF my fingers. My theory is that
II ! were standing there to make a
one-hand catch OF what the pitcher
was going TO send over, I'd at least
get II in my mitt.
"Th o,ore ! grab the outside end
~ .ne bat with the hand | would 9th
erwise catch the ball with, and try tc
have the ball connect with my bat the
same as it would fall into my hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
They're or in Old aintuek.

They're or in Old aintuek.
Ardmorcitc Special.
Lexington, Ky, April 27.-Thc good
old days, when racing was for the race
horse and not primarily for the bcne.
III OF the bookmakcrs will be revived
on the historic old Lexington track
during the coming week In accord.
ance with the resolution Of the Ken.
tucky Racing commission. which al'ot.
To- the dates to the Lexington asso-
Go. iol, no bookmakers, agents or bet.
ting commissioners will be allowed to
work in the grand stands. The purses
for the meet. which will last until next
Saturday, have been increased to an
average $500. and not over two sell.
ing races will be run on any one day
Some OF the best horses in the West
are entered In the various events and
large numbers Of horscmcn are here
TO witness the races.
The present running meet resulted
from the purchase by Lexington and
Louisville horsemen OF the old Ken
lucky association track here. the first
and one Of the finest in America. The
course has been put into fine con.
dition and promises to be exceptional.
Iva fast.
A stock company has been organic.
I'd TO operate the track and first
payment OF $4,000 has already been
made on the property. which was for
merly owned by Captain Harry Brown
OF Pittsburg.
The old Kentucky association track
was built in 1927 and for severity years
was the most famous track In Amer
lea. Up to 1897. when running meets
were suspended here. every horse In
the United States with a running pedi
gree had been seen In Lexington. and
every horseman OF any prominence
had visited the old track.
At the conclusion Of the present
meet, racing will begin at Churchill
Downs, with the famous Kentucky
Derby as the feature. Nineteen OF the
best three year olds in the West are
eligible to start in this classic event.
which will be run a week from Mon.
day. The distance is a mile and Guar.
ter. and the value Of the stakes Is Sc.
GOO of which $500 goes to second and
5000 TO third. Colts will be required to
carry 122 pounds. geldings ll9 pounds
and fillies III pounds. Non-wniners
OF three year old race OF the value
OF $1,000 will be allowed five pounds.
and maidens l3 pounds. This will be
the thirty-third running OF the Derby.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
Track and Field Meets.

Dual meet between Minnesota
and Iowa universities at Minneapolis
Saturday. Dual meet between Penn
sylvania and Columbia universities at
New York Saturday. Dual meet be-
tween Colorado College and Univer-
sity OF Colorado at Boulder Saturday.
South Kansas and Oklahoma High
school meet at Winfield, Kan, Friday.
Missouri high school athletic meet at
Columbia Saturday. Annual Marathon
race OF Missouri Athletic club at st.
Louis Saturday. Southern Association
Of the Amateur Athletic union at New
Orleans Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
Wednesday.

Cornell VS.. Pennsylvania state at
Ithaca. Monmouth college VS.. Notre
Dame university at Monmouth. Ind.
Arkansas university VS.. Drury college
Fayetteville. Ark. Baker university vs..
Kansas university at Baldwin, Kan.
Dartmouth VS.. Bowdoin college at
Hanover, n. II. Oklahoma university
VS.. Southwest Kansas college at Win.
field. Kan. Alabama university VS..
Owenton at Tuscaloosa
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
Series With Gainesville.

Beginning tomorrow the Ardmore
team will commence a twelve game
series with Gainesville, three games
will be played here Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, followed by three
games at Gainesville Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. The two teams will re
turn here for similar series May 6,
and s. thence to Gainesville May
8, 10 and IL.
With the addition Of Wright and
Welch. the local team should be suf-
ficiently strong to give a good ac'
count of itself against Gainesville,
which Is very strong this year. The
only series lost by Gainesville this
year was that with Corsicana and
those games were lost by close scores.
The old rivalry between Gainesville
and Ardmore in all lines and especial
ly upon the diamond insures good
attendance at these games. With
pleasant weather, the attendance at
each game should exceed that OF the
opening day, when the local team
defeated Fort Worth.
At the beginning, the promoters OF
the. baseball organization stated that
none but gentlemenly ball players
would be used here. That they have
made good their word is shown by
the conduct Of the members on and off
the field
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
Hay Parity With Miss Hopson.

A party unique in every detail and
one of the jolllest that has even beer
given the city's society set, was that
ut the elegant suburban home OF Mr.
ard Mrs. Walter Colbert In the west
ern part OF the city by Miss Mary
Hob, on.
On tre very outset the fun began
as hay wagons were provided for
transportation. with an immense COW
bell TO call the passengers 10 their
places. After the first wagon load ar
rived they "lined up" and assisted In
receiving the other guests.
In the yard was placed a box with
numbers Of strings hanging Each one
was allowed to pull just one string
and on the end was tied a bag OF
candy such as please all who attend
a party in a rural district.
The most delightful and amusing
feature of the evening was a mock
marriage, when Miss Natalie vii
iams became the charming bride oil
Mr.. Joel Buchanan, and Mr.. r. G.
'Gradford in a stately and dignified
manner, acted as officiating clergy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
GENERAL SPORTING.

Joe Cans roXt battle will, be with
Jimmy Gardner His match with
Harry Lewis is OF. After the figh,
with Gardner. the negro fighter WI
probably take on Battling" Nelson
Thousands " dollars left the hook
makers stands at Aqucduct track.
New York. Thursday. when Rotador
captured the third race. odds OF . Ia
2 were offered against him.
J. +. Madden, the well known rae.
ing man, says betting is rot a ncccs.
sity for horse racing.
Joe Ullman. the California book.
maker has entered a New York sani.
tarium in an effort to regain his
health and mind
Mike Twin" Sullivan secured tho
decision over Honey Melody at Los
Angeles. Mellody's gameness and az.
gresslyencss saved himself from a
knockout
Tex Rickard has come 10 life again
by Offering 10000 for a Cans Nelson
fight.
Harry Baker has an easy victory oy.
er Tom o'Koefc at Philadelphia We'd
ncsday.
Young Corbett has three hard fights
ahead OF him.
Big Jim Jeffries says 4 Australian
BIZ" Squires will whip the best crop
OF American heavy weight aspirants.
he will return to the ring and give
his moneys worth.
owen Moran secured the decision
over Albert belmont OF Boston in a
2Oround fight In London.
San Lar gford, the American fighter
puL TIGER Smith, the Englshman,
out OF business H. the fourth round of
their fight for middleweight cham.
pionship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
GOVERNMENT SUES MULES.
Novel Suit Grown Out Of Arrest for
Introducing Liquor.

introducing Liquor.
Tulsa, |. r.. April 25.-The United
States vs.. zone team OF mules. one
wagon and two sets Of harness" is the
titlo of very unusual suit filed in
Federal court here Yesterday. The
suit was filed by United States Mar
shal Leo Bennett, representing the
government, and the property in ques-
tion is cited to appear in court and
show cause why prosecution on the
charge OF introducing iItoxicants
should not be meted out.
The mules, wagoL. etc, in dispute
were In possession oi man. who is
now under commitment to the Grand
Jury and in jail at Muskogee. He was
captured near Tulsa with a wagon
load OF bottled whisky valued at 5000
about two weeks ago. After his ar
rest and commitment to Jail the prop
erty was replevened by the rightful
owners and now the government
would confiscate II as contrabrand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-28
Baseball LEAGUES.

North Texa league opens season
Tuesday. Western Pennsylvania
league opens Wednesday. Three.I
league opens Wednesday Western
association opens Thursday. Kansas
Oklahoma league orens Thursday
Ardmore Gainesville series. three
games at Ardmore and three games at
Gainesville.