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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30
0U :STIOE OF NOMINATION
A Political story From Muskogee Re
sarding intentions Of ME and
Haskell" in Case Lee cruee
Rec ivvs the Nomination.

Haskell" in Case Lee Cruce
ReeNi IVES the Nomination.
Muskopee, l. r., May 29.-lt was
stated here today on what was consid
cred first class authority, that II Hon,
..eo rruce Of Ardmore is nominated
by the Democrats Of oklahoma for
governor the constitutional couy,u
tion will Dee Immediately reassemhled
and that document redrafted II rs
also stated that in case Hon, c, y,
Haskell of Muskogee receives the
nomination, the constitution is like.
ly TO stand as II is,
This situation grows more import
ant daily, as the Democratic primary
is now but ten days of Il is stated
tnat II Cruce wins and the coustitu-
ton Is changed, the important
changes viii be complete toning
down of an corporation measures the
abolition OF the prohibition measure
as o separate proposltion, the remoy-
NJ Of the clause that provides juries
In eases Of contempt OF court ana
perhaps the elimination Of the initi-
atlve and referendum.
Hasroll I'm statement some days
Ego admitted that he would be will.
ing to rocouvene the convention II II
was evident that such action was tho
only chance for statehood. His fol
lowers. however state that the CON
stitution as Il now stands is what
the people want and that It SHOULD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30
+. JRAMSEY, Druggist.

George Terry and Banks King went
to Gainesville this afternoon, where
they will attend the cooking main to
be pulled off there today, Mr.. King,
who has a good string OF cocks, will
enter several OF his fighters for the
money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30

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that coat of paint would improve,
all purposes in handy, small cans.
10 +. ]. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30

not be- changed except upon absolute
necessity to avoid losing statehood
ON account OF the federal courts or
the refusal OF the president to sign
the statehood proclamation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-05-30

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FOR RENT.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
AEGRO'S SEAT IS
TO Be CONTESTED
WARM FIGHT COMING UP IN THE
LEGISLATURE FROM MclN-
TOSH COUNTY.

The Atlanta Constitution of yestel-
day says:
A warm contest is promised over
the seat in the house of representa-
uves, from Mcintosh county, when
the legislature 'convenes.
W. H. Rogers, the negro member
who has served in two legislatures,
was elected again from Mcintosh on
the face of the returns by a majority
OF something like 1850 votes.
George Atwood. well-knoSa
farmer and merchant, was hiss
ponent, and he proposes to COZ
the seat
Mr. Atwood's claim, it is state
based on Illegally. 1t is chg
that at one of the country pre-
one of the election managers was not
a free holder, as the law requires.
Effort will also be made to lave the.
Darien precinct thrown ouFH on the
ground that the polls weia closed
too early BY law they sl,$nld have
been closed on sun time, bit actually
were closed at Darien .An0
If these two precin should be
thrown out, it is stag this would
mean Mr.. Atwood's ection by a
, small majority. 80
1t is said that RogdN did not want
to make the race thtsasime as he had
no desire to return, .Seing the only
member of the general assembly, but
the negroes of Mcintosh county prac-
tically forced him into the race
against his will,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
COAST LINE SUED
BY GOVERNMENT,
UNCLE SAM ENTERS SUIT FOR
$4,000 BECAUSE ROAD
VIOLATED A LAW.

The United States government has
entered suit in the federal c9lrt at
,Valdosta against the Atlantic Coast
Line for $4,000 because of violations
OF the law occurring trains for inter
~ transportation to be equipped
With Nety appliances such as safety
brakes and couplings.
There are sixteen counts on two
cars operated from Waycross into
Florida and the papers are very
voGlminous. Suit was brought by
Marion Irwin, United States attor-
ney, and Alexander Alderman and
r. E. aorrs. assistants. The case
viii be heard by Judge Speer in De
cember and The outcome will be
watched with much interest, as it is
the. first case of the kind to be tried
in this state.
The fight will be a hard fought
one and a number of attorneys will
be interested. Col. w. f. Kay, for
merly OF this city, now assistant gen
eral counsel of the Coast Line, will
conduct the case for the road and
VIII be assisted by number of other
Coast Line attorneys.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-06-22
Elre Sale.

Stoves and ranges at Bohne &
Millen. Phone 397.
Don't miss the opportunity of buy
ing good stoves or range1 at less
thaR.cost. See Bohne y Millen
quick
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OH, INDEPENDENTS UP.
Continued from First PsgeD

,..- s,,o,,,d No nut I'D for sale the proceeds
IN 20 toward the payment OF the coo. e,.4t ,,, OIL
was suggested in the street that the o'dIlau o,t 80
..,rar+- narbars through some agent, might aP-
near rs a purchaser = -, .ba
Standard oil stock. which ~ Uadeu ~ -, tla
cIrb was practically un1novsd by the NniHEu. - 80
,.,I,rr,en+s Of Saturday and Of yesterday 'otii
"a, There were sales Of eiEhty-two snaIeS VI 80
cIoSelv held stock. which was eVldeh,iy i,ae.
,.ar,arda,. the range Of prices being ohy pe'"
200 ard +no The last sale was at the latter "S''
unchanged from SATURDAY -. -sznor-
ON the stock Exchange prices We're huI u ar,1
. =. ,Ie troubles of the Standard The genera
list opened weak and in the hTSt ie" 7r,sra
Of the active issues lost from 10 a., ,bo after-
aftar the market dull untlt la'e III ~, sh-,-y
ZOO, ytben another break came. the close 80,
srcn MT losses for the day as S2 foi", pdfng a.
Isac,er II I'm Southern Pacific - IN -,
- 81 rauI q, IN American smeitng ana feIl I,i
o.. I'm Northern Pacific. points III
transit and Is in United states ST. ,t.,,ss the
- II rfarrir1an declined yesterday 70 dlst+' -
- ~ - irJe indictment of the Alton or Alton
ofSSials for granting ALLEGED illegal Ia'' -
standard oil Company of Indiana, -, ,,,.el for
-. U-,IIv,an who was New York couissi ''
80 stot, of Missouri in its night against IN 49,,
ard on Company. when asked his op-tDa oprn,Ida-d oil
fine imposed by Judge I-anu'S on 'i'o
company OF Indiana. said 4f- ,,afe
r,tstaIo IN lnficting such an enormous Hie ~.
4 IIhs.l"I .s., of1 COMPANY The trouble ts that
~, Sunreu7e Court may reverse the CaSe az. "a.
from the belief that the fine IS oIl o, ..p55 oil
- the particular crime FOR which t-e oIr,,a
,.a,,,nor,. vas being tried Nearly an aPpe-.d
Judges IN deciding cases. look Al thr ,".u, ~, -
tbay make tna.r inlidS 'id' u
- 80 80 nov as a rule find 2 way OF aIIlFfil,hS
- d,sicn. but II they believe on the wnoIe , ,taI
Injustice was done. they brush asid" -, 49,
and reverse the tTlai court S''N
for a new trial ..- - rava
1T would have been very much better 20 nrTe
inflicted a moderate fre. somewhere ma - -
- -y.i.r v,as prettv large. and in that case
e Judgment would protahlys have been a'llI ~
unless Their, had been some radical t.'' - .ho
-, ~ the trial which ! do not beueNe vas ~
-. THO benefit To the public by an aI'FIl,d.,,
III, ia, been Infinitely greater than the pos.
- - -. Treasury at Washington through ''lr
80 ~, 49,. r,:l1 amount or this enormous 1Ile
D., c,refrer this decision is affirmed or reI
,rft. agree with Attorney General h'i-ptil U - nc -
80 ,,se,f will have the strongest tendency -
SION
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
ELOPES IN An AUTO.
Daughter Escapes Mother in Broad
,cay and Leaps Into Machine.

There was plenty of excitement for While at
Broadway and 125d STREET yesterday morning soon
after O'Clock when Miss Agnes McMulter' Oh
No. 515 West 122d street. suddenly hade Soodoy 70
her mother. who was accompanying her 10 church.
ran rri to A big green automobile which was wait
ing for her. jumped il. and eloped- with Timothy
Dervin. an accountant. employed on the estate OF
II. Mckay Twomhly. Madison. y. J. In the
automobile with Derviu were Dudley Malone. Of
No. AS St Nicholas avenue. lawyer, with ohces
n No. 170 Broadway, and John Rafter. of No. i3
West Sth street.
Mrs Elizabeth Rox bury Miss McNIullen's mother.
was called up the telephone about midnight
Sunday told TO be especially careful OF
her daughter tomorrow. as an "l"PeiltIi' "dS
planned between her and a farmland. Nhen
Agnes got ready go TO mass. as was her custom,
her mother insisted accompanying her Her sus-
pcions had been aroused not only by the warning
she had received bur by the fact that her daugh-
ter made unusual preparations IN dressing iheH
LEFT the house at o'clock and when they got
10 Broadway tho young woman saw the automobile
near the corner and started run for 1t She
was received with oVen by those in the ma
chine. and the car was Immediately started AT a
breakneck speed through 123d street 10 Riverside
Drive. Mrs RoXburyS cries awakened the nelgh-
hoSlood. She called for the police saying that her
daughter was being abducted. Peter Beck. of No.
SIS East 12ath street. engineer Of a hod hoisng
gine stationed the southeast corner, was at
traCted hy the cries
The automobile bad not gone a block when some
thing went wrong and il stopped. Reck and an
other aborer caught up Just as the girl and tw" of
the men in machine got out and started to run
Seek caught one of the men
This Is Kidnapping. said the man. were
going get married.
When the girl said the same thing the workmen
released them
In the mean while the chauffeur had tho ma chine
Ia working order again and the party climbed back
The big motor slid along the pavement and
rounded corner out OF sight Just Mrs. Roxbury
came up.
She called up headquarters and told the police
what had happened.
Miss McMulIen. with her sister Julia. recently
inherited = fortune of S25o0o0 from their grand
mother and Mrs. RoXbury is their guardian.
Late in the afternoon Malone and Kafter called
the West fsth street station and told Inspector
Walsh that the two had been married and were
their wedding tour.
we read in the paper ono Of them said that
4 had been reported to the police abduction.
This is rof SO. The two wanted to get married and
they have succeeded" Acting upon this informa-
ton Inspector Thompson called off the detectives
I'D
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
R1ISTLTS GRIETINCES.
Bandit GiJes Reasons for the Capture
Of Sir Harm NdcLcan.

Tancier. Aug. .,-liaisul the Moroccan han-
dit. who is holding Caid Sir Harry MecL'en a
prisoner I'M a long statement To- the correspon-
dent of m English newspaper blames the
trealnery OF the Sultau's government for his
capture of 81 Harry. Eaisuli says that i'm tho
course of his negotiation with the man who is
now his prisoner. previous to his capture. he
explained his grievances and Siy Harry prom
jsed him a safe conduct If he would 20 t. F"z
and lay his troubles before the sultan who
would remedy them lie accepted this offer. but
while he was arranging for the journey govern
meut troops, instigatod by the Sultau's bad ad
viSers. sid Muhammed 6abhas. the Moroccan
Minister IF War ana General RaEdaui chief
Of the Sultans army. pluud"ro1 and devastated
his property AZ Zinat ana captured some of his
relatives. In the mean time. Sir Harry Mac
Lean had shown him a letter from the Sultan
promising him safe conduct. bat Il" had also
obtained copy Of another letter written by IN"
Sultan II his Minister OF War instructug him
to attack Raisuli vigorously unless he went to
Fez This continues Raisuli. convinced him or
the freachery OF the sultan. and h" therefore
made the English Caid prisoner. Sir Harry
RasuH says. is perfectly safe in his hands He
did not capture him for money but for Justice
and this he hopes to obtain by calling the at
tcntion of the British government to his Eriev-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PROTECTS ROCK ISLAND.
Jadgc Eni0iHs arkansas Ohc'dt
from STAINING It's Business.

81 Paul. Aug. Judge EandeVeuter, IN the
United states Circuit Court. issued . tempo
rarr restraining order to-day prohibiting the
Secretary cf state Of Arkansas from forfeijing
The right OF the Chicago. Rock Island < Pacific
Railroad to do business in that state
The railroad is organ nized under the law Of the
state of Ohio. and under its charter has the
right TO bring suits against citizens OF Arkansas
in the federal courts and to remove into the
United States courts any suits begun in the
state courts. The last Arkansas stature
passed an act providing that any corporation
which should bring a suit in the United States
court against any citizen ef Arkansas. or WhiCn
should remove any suit pending in a state court
into The United States courts, should forfeit all
rights to do business in the state and he subject
II a penalty of $1.tsa "A day for each day il
should therea fter continue to do business there
tn The Secretary Of State is obligated with the
duty Of enforcing the law.
Recently citizen Of Arkansas brought suit
in the state court against the Rock Island road.
and the railroad had il removed to the federal
court The Secretary Of State thereupon began
forfeiture proceedings and they were STOPPED
by the injunction issued here to-day. The in
junction will hold matters in allegiance until
the authority Of the Secretary of State can he
determined. Hearing viii he held At Little
Rock on October -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NEAR LYNCHING IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Mob Is About to String Up Foreigner When
Police Intervene

PittsburG, Aug. adam LaCaCh n foreigner.
was rescued from a mob just i'm time 10 prevent a
iynchng. after. il is charged, he had shot his
bes, friend and attempting to chop him up
with a hatchet.
The shooting occurred in the main street at Blair
station thrty-siX miles from Pittsburg. and was
the result of a complaint of misdemeanor made
to the notice by Joseph WareCh against his friend
l.acach. The latter met Warech in the street and
asked him why ne had made the information. Be
fore Warech could reply. Iacach shot him twice
with q revolver. Mortally wounded WareCh fell
and Iacach drew from his clothing hatCtet The
shots attracted a crowd from nearby hotel and
thew the scene I4aCach threw away
the hatchet with which he about to strike his
victim ard for the hills His way lay through
the town, however, and he was cornered and
caught.
Preparations were being made to hang him when
police reached the scene. Whilt cooler heads par
leyed with the mob. the man was spirited away and
locked up.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
UOTID COUNT B4LLOIS.
1ttcmpt by Tmdamm DC" DE-
fcated in Mississippi County.

Natchez Miss Aug a peculiar move III
tho urinary election for the nomination OF ln'
Democratic, candidates for United states oen''
TOR and state officers was made late to-oas'
when Ernest F. Brown. Police Justice MAI1'''
Reilly and J. ii. Beard. lawyers ard ioilo"e'
of Governor Vardamau. attempted 70 co''l' u'
ballots cast in Adams County.
The chairman of the Adams county f>NeO
Committee and the County ATTORNEY, "no nI
heau apprfSed Of the move. appeared ano FL
tested against the action Mr. BroWn ti' .
The claim that tho ballots are pupHs P'os
but was informed that the returns had "o,
-eceived by the state Executive t'LI'u''
vyhereupon the trio retired from the oitN0
Jackson. Miss. aug. 5.-thaIrTldi' . II
learning tonight of the attempt 10 Couni w
Adams County vote. sent the following nieS'a
70 all election managers in Mississippi
DO not let the ballots or oTiEinai laiIS xc.
xo out of the hands of the election oince'- 49, -.
have won this election and dn rHf prop0S'
counted out <.u,~-f,<
John Sharp Williams gave out tne iO
this afternoon. - -s,t
Il am going home for a day az leA ,si-
have certainly been elected NhN th ~
tiou does not concede IL / cannot undeiSt' - -,
there be anv honest reason for hotoiue ~
turns | cannot conceive It.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MCARREN. GOVERNOR!
BrOOHun Boss Sees No Joke IN
the Suggestion.

Senator McCarren- as the Democrats candidats
for Governor is the latest political talk This
came 10 life in Brooklyn YESTERDAY II was rct
taken seriously at first by some in Brooklyn bu.
Democratic leaders seemed 20 consider Il with
patience.
.'WiIl YOU be a candidate for Governor on ths
Democratic ticket Senator McCaTreH was asked.
As he hestated before answering. some one laughed
and asked what the joke was Il DO not see anr
icka' remarked the Senator Some one must run
for office. Do YOU consider il Joke for man u
t.. a candidate for Governor of his state Thar
was all he would say about the matter.
Brooklyn Democrats saw that NcCarren has re-
Gently put himself in the position OF leader OF the
conservative element of the party. ard believe ne
would have a chance 20 be nominated t0T Goys-10r
if ne decided 20 be a osnGidate-
William 8 Hurley an ex-Rapd Transit Commits
sfoner. said.
What fs needed now in politics Is man or N.
sbiIity Of Senator NcCarTen- He has ths qualities
of statesman and rhe efficiency required for !
high public official \ new pOlIcy - needed 20 re
place that Of destruction which now prevails. Th1
cry Of down with corporations - bringing dow
CcrurnerCialisrn- We need leaders and senator Nc
Carren in his speech set forth his progTdnrns of
a conservative policy toward the trusts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FIGHT AT CASABLANCA.
BESIEGERS Defeated.
ItaIy Demands Reparation-RGbdt
Fears Massacre.

Tangier. Aug 1.-The latest advlces from
Casablanca say that most of the hostile Moorish
tribesmen surrounding the town have retired
after A bloody fight with the natives inside the
city. Signals have been arranged by which the
French cruiser Gai6e will lombard the native
quarter of CasabIanca if the attacks on Euro
peans are renewed.
The French cruiser Du Chayla has gone TO
Maz8gan off the west coast OF Morocco IN
answer to the appeals Of Europeans there, no
reported that the natives were greatly eXclted.
and that massacre was feared.
Advices from Rabat. on the west coast or
Morocco. under the date of August ], were re-
Ceved here to-day and reported the situation
there as disquetng The neiGhboring tribes
were moving around the town. and the French
residents said that unless warship was sent
to Rabat they would depart, as the number or
troop, guarding the town was inadequate.
The Italian Minister has been instructed to
present To Mohammed 81 Torres formal de-
mand for reparation for the murders Of the
Italians and the pa yment Of indemnities to their
families.
Mohammed eI Torres the representa- ative Of
tho Sultan for Foreign Affairs has presented
the excuses Of the government to the Italian
Minister for the murder of Italian subjects at
CaSablanCa.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
THE GOTERNOR INDORSED
Kings County Republican Club LoHd
IN His Praises.

The Kings County Republican Club held NJ en-
thusiastfc meeting last night ~ the hesd1uarters
OF tho club No 12S1 Greene avenue. at which rsso-
buttons iudovsing tie work 81 Governor Hughes
and practically making him their choice for Pres-
dent were unanimously adopted Robert 4 S1s--
kev tro leader o. rrs Organization. offered and
read the resolutions himself
\ tribute Was also paid IN the resolutions %
Presiden- Roosevelt. Trs clubhouse was 1anHisd
., ~ doors and every time the OF Hughes
was mentioned there was a cheer Inls ciu0 ~
said T. have tr~ first district Organization 10
der14~s +a- NJ. UuEh.SS nomination f'T Gov
s-,,- I'm tie resolutions which SharSey intro
duceI approval without reservation was gwen %
the work Of The Governor for the e<tsbiislent OF
-. r,,fb,ir Service Commission the Insurance re-
f-r,s and his Introduction OF the system OF ci-eci
nor1ir4 lions OF candidates for public Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
WANTED FOR A MURDER
"Leadville Jimmy" Brought Here After Fin
ishing Term at San Quentin.

James Courtney. alias Monroe alias Kelly, but
better known a. 'T,eadviIe Jimmy" brought
To- this city last night by Leuten2rts Reap and
Grady of the Central Office squad. from San
Quentin prison in California He has just finished
term OF seven years ;hers for shooting 4 police
man in San Francisco. RE is here 20 answer % the
charge Of numbering Miss Carrie EnCeharit
whose body found n The basement al ~.
3 Delaney street. October l. 1890.
The house at that tine well known in thu
red light" district. Courtney. according 10 IN"
police. is 4 y=GgINan with record. lie lived IN
the house with tie .cr.;zi'lsrlt woman. Th7 police
say that the nigh 7efore The body Of the woman
found jimmy and another Hali known
yeggman called Texas Red6y'' disappeared Court
ney was traced to San Francisco. Bef":" The New
York police could rim he had shot Patroiman
that city and sentenced san Quentin
for Fev"n years. He got little time of for good
behavior. ard his term ended last week Reap and
Grady went and rearrested Courtney as soon as
ha uas released from the California prison The
police believe Miss EnEeIhardt was killed because
she gave Information about the yeggmen.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SHIRLEY DAVIDSON MISSING.
Well Known Canadian Athlete and Miss
Kingston Believed Drowned.

Montreal. Aug Shirley Davidson. son of Judge
Davidson. and Miss kingston. daughter of the late
Sir William Kingston. the Canadian surgeon are
believed to have been drowned in the St. Lawrence
River yesterday. Lady Kingston and her family
have Il summer home at Varcnnes. on the St
Lawrence. about twenty miles below Montreal on
fhe opposite shore. Mr. Davidson took Miss
Kingston out for sail and the boat was found
drifting in the evening No bodies have been
found. and in view of the known sailing ability
Of Mr. Davidson the occurrence seems inexplica Bile
He is we'll known IN America as a hockey and
football player. and sailed with Duggan on his
victorious Seawanhaka Cup defenders. He is an
engineer and has held posts with the Janai, a
Street Railway Company. the Dominion Steel Com
pany and other large concerns