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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
OFFICERS IN PERL.
Captain and Lieutenant Of q. s. Army
Thrown Out of Canoe.

Two army officers stationed at the United
States arsenal, at the foot Of Az street
southwest. narrowly escaped death by
drowning yesterday morning. a canoe in
which they were padding being capsized
about ninety yards off the port side of the
U. 8. 8. Puritan. They were rescued by
members of the crew of the Puritan and a
boatman.
The officers. one Of whom is said to have
been a captain and the other first lieu
tenant, had left the arsenal shore and were
padding across the river in the canoe
when it upset. and both men were thrown
into the water. The shouting of one of
them for help attracted a seaman on board
the Puritan, and a hfeboat which Is al
ways kept at hand for such emergencies
was manned by a crew in charge Of Mate
Shannon, who picked up one Of the men,
while the other was rescued by q boatman.
It Is stated the rescued officer was In an
almost helpless condition when taken from
the water.
The two were taken ashore, and soon
after sent q purse of money to their res
cuers. but the men aboard the Puritan de-
clined to accept the reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
List Not Authorized.

The officers of the Chamber of Com
merce stated this afternoon that the list of
names published as an advertisement this
morning as a ballot for the. election this
evening of the Chamber of Commerce was
in no sense authorized by the officers of the
chamber. 1t was published without con-
sultation with them, and without their
knowledge.
Indeed" they say, "the officers of the
chamber deplore what would seem to be
an effort to inject campaign methods into
the election. They hope that the members
of the chamber will not permit themselves
to be Influenced by these tactics. but will
come in full strength to tonight's meeting
ready to use their own best judgment for
the selection of the men best qualified to
give the chamber strong, energetic,
disinterested administration its first year.
Only votes cast on the official ballot, by
members of the chamber in person, will be
counted. No proxies will be accepted, and
votes cast by means of slips of paper, or
otherwise, will be rejected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Strikers Arrested.

NEW LONDON, Conn, May 13.-Italian
laborers who struck last week for higher
wages from the street railway company
attacked officers of the company and some
laborers hired to break the strike today.
They were beaten OF BY the police. and one
pistol shot was fired at the rioters. po-
Mceman was struck on the arm with an iron
bar, but not seriously injured. The strik-
ers number $50.
Four Of the rioters were arrested, and
when arraigned in police court were bound
over to the superior court in $1,000 each.
They went to jail In default
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Alleged Breach of Contract.

Harry Kaufman Company, through Attor-
ney- Julius 1. Peyser. in the District SUI
prefne Court. today filed suit for 5000
damages for breach Of contract against
julius Metzler and Maurice w. Metzler. 1t
Is alleged that Harry Kaufman Company.
November %, 1907. entered into contract
with the defendants for the purchase and
delivery of certain shoes. and that the de-
fesdan's failed to carry out their contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13

this case, where the accused IL q MEM
Der OF the Marine Corps. a branch of the
navy, fs that the marines In Cuba are
acting as part of the army, and, conse-
Quently, are subject to tho laws and reg
ulations governing the latter establish
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
WILL REL1Nou1sH HIS DUTIES.
Rear Admiral Converse Receives
Birthday Congratulations,

. Rear Admiral Converse is celebrating his
sixty-third birthday today, and was the
subject of congratulations generally by his
associates at the Navy Department. He
was placed on the retired list year ago
today, but, at the request of the Secretary
of the Navy, continued In charge Of the bu-
reau Of navigation. Rear Admiral Brown
son, recently detached from command of
the Asiatic station, arrived here this after
noon from Yonkers, N. Y, and will relieve
Admiral Converse Of the duties Of chief of
the bureau of navigation at his convenience,
probably tomorrow or next day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13
Personal Mention.

Assistant Secretary Newherry has gone
to New York on business and expects to
return to this city Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-13

One thousand vessels Of one kind or an
other pass up and down the English chan
mel during each twenty-four hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

ct through. wish YOU were not so
pluckv."
Carter laughed. cob 7 am frightened
hard enough. but should De- stiIl more
frightened at what l should think OF
myself IL anything happened to Mr.. smith
which ! could have prevented if ia been
there It's very kind of you TO offer am
escort. aud ia Thought OF that before:
hut I'm sure 1 shan be able TO move
quicker and more quietly without one.
but Il Mr.. Siade could lend me "a gun.
ia feel lot more comfortable with
that"
certainly, my boy. certainly You
S"'i nave my Winchester and / believe
can scare Up revolver somewhere"
4ou are very good. I have a revolver
already. but it's only useful to me as q
sort of knucldcduster. ] couldn't hit
haystaclS with il ten yards off. Same
WIN the rifle. I've never used one. But
where was brought up I'm Wharfedale.
you see. tile governor had some glebc.
and his income was small We mostly
lived on rabbits ana few grouse i'm the
season. and so YOU see 7 Learned to be
pref . fefm with "a shotgun.
81 handed weapon. There YOU
are. T-ats double twelve bore harn-
msr sun. ana both barrels are cylinders.
It's AN early Holland and was q swou
tool ina it's day which was some time
ago
Thank YOU worry much. T hope shan't
have TO use 1T. but len feel comfortable
under my arm. When YOU re lived most
OF Your life i'm the country. you miss
going out with gun. Wen. now. I'm
say good-hy."
Wait minute I'm wo'vc called mp
your bow. I'u shout from the vcranda.''
Don I. Please. said Carter. rcmon.
hcrinS that on AN previous occasions
when frofltIta fDrnf.ntf.F White. I'D. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

THANKS. you needn't give mc the dee
TAILS over again. 1 saw AN chat for my
self"
That Internal Eins must have sent or
lfis messengers the very moment after
you had th3t turn-up with him about
itura-vNicn. hy tho way. is n tniug that
I personally shall never forget. SD you
cam draw ou wc over that down Co the
last brec.hr- button. You see Okky city
is closer in at tho back here. but it's
quite five hours march further from
Nalia-Null1. SO the trcacherous old brute
Statcd where he was. tipping with
Smith. I'm the p.ous hope OF keeping You
an quiet tim his men could come down
ana blot YOU aii out. How YOU got throsh
is marvel 90 me. They must have
reckoned on getting YOU as You walked
here along the beach or they'd never
have let you slip away. You ana
your boy have certainly escaped by
tho skin OF yoGr teeth Its more
certainty that they've got old smith
Fl don't think $40. But 1 shall go back
and sce"
"Rubbishi We may be able TO hold one
h"rr. ana perhaps will not Zoe attacked
at aH whom they find out We're ready
Tor Thorn. Eut it's perfectly impossible
for YOU to set back along the beach 20
Muld-Nulla. Come up into the house.
anna Wen ind You "a bite OF something to-
eat. and Laura shall mix you "a whiskey
ana soda. We've q bit Of the last steam
c,s ic- stiu iofC and You shall have &c."
Thanks. Tit come mp and 500 Miss
SHADE hut I shall start back for Malta
Nula in had ana hour from now. Add
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7 didn't split the old brat.s UBIQUITOUS
skull when / had Inc ,fa-.o s,v do
$500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06


and plotted out the water. and an things
OF low elevation that noatcd thereon In
Tue distance, between him and tine moon.
Tie two black mastheads OF am invisible
steamer ploughcd through the Wilderness.
Out between him and il "a whole fleet OF
canoes aud surf-boats might have bccu
9ulsiy tucked away from his sight
lHen sudd % pans Of coldness came
.p'h num- which made him button no
80 "."ts orih coat ana step back into
inc lness-room and hudd.. into chair.
Fever No. said White au.s-'rr.,i.r,
ioohing az him critically
IN I'M Tor my usual two DAYS touch.'
.-u ,ai'cr' with the lstie-sness OF TIC
"'.iarla already creeping over him.
ou M for quininc- palayer2-
suppose So"
Ine Nrooboy fetched the quinn. hot
shelf '''" iii' i''"o
some pills Of my own sornevhere.
Steomah pills Dem Cappy Image pills
-'i' SPod / cat dem box myBcis."
, "u tmeving scoundrelr'
ron. Carter, tell Won der, -rll, ~
ue laid "a hand on his rnidrir
~" NJ Tor give YOU even small small
'"i7t there. on. Carter. / save Won lose
'cm mine self"
wish they'd been calorn.l ,-..,.f,
. I''i7""vi ou of these days. trouble
YOU don't stop stealing TO ono
corrosive slblimate tabloids FOR skin nra-
7-f'lnf slowed away soinewhero. ana =
S.' D"ll one OF those. you lib for dis
nine" N' vi F-'-
Tho Hroohoy found cigarette paper.
''iped 10 run OF tho feather. s,hlt. now
r-r. and rolled u ur Carter r.. II on
DIS tongue and swiied 10 down v-tn
'y a.i water quick no0. IT
i.' som" blankets" Doe chartered =
..lfII iAf If t.Iu'f .u....ff .f.r...tf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

.f
rdity. and leU them puite blinded ,i..ri,..,
lhe intervals OF darkness
-" thit on the whole. as Cart.~ f...li1.a
very iuliy n tho King of OkA, had srt
.l'H 20 wa}lay them. these could s,arca-
- ne incompetent enough To- miss tb.tr
mar h. But hc did not admit mis- knovl-
edge o. White Mans Trouble Whom thst
N'o"boy stated things exactly ms tt,
were. Carter pooh-hooed his deductions
li~"ty enough. ana stormed at the man
"'9e ne was ignorant OF tho most
approved method OF pipe-Claylng shoes
An African moon noated oleaniv ,,,r-
mead, and great African stars pune
tufed the purple roof of heaven. and 90
''rtcrs chilled fancy he and tho Kroo-
10Y were as conspicuous as two actors
strutting under lime light But there
We're two things be overlooked and these
believe must have been tho salvation
OF the pair of them. The thick NIGHT
hlsts We're stcamiug out Of tho forest
ana from the surf The thick white sea
SMOKE drove i'm on the land breeze 10
meet them. This translucent fog though
u might not be very apparent TO the eyes
OF the walkers themselves. would De Quit,
enough 60 screen them from the gaze o.
hostile pickets who. after the manner
of Africans. were already half scared
ont oi their dusky skins by the fear OF
ghosts.
They had made the journey ous 90
smooth River in five and "a quarter
hours; they completed the Journey back
10 -htil't--N -lld in four. which meant good
travelling. and hccaus. a heavy march
like this may not De- undertaken without
pA} steal payment iu the stewy c,imat.. of
the Coast Garter felt certain prononitor,
symptoms which told him that "a good
humping dose OF foyer would Do his
when once Dec sia-kcnei his efforts and
gave u chance 10 take eiare. g.t
Doe was not much alarmed at tle c.r-
'D'''s'-inc's. AS he told himself eonIv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
FRENCH VILLAGE DISCOVERED
BUILT TWENTY YEARS AGO
WHILE THE FRENCH WE'RE
BUILDING CANAL.

Washingto Dec. 5.-An entire vii.
lage built by the French during
their occupation of the isthmus OF
Panama and completely hidden by
the dense Jungle growth Of twenty
years, has been discovered at Cal.
mito Mulato by the engineering
force that IL locating the center
line OF the canal In the Chagres
division.
The village contained nine sets OF
married quarters. twenty-five bar
racks and mess halls and a small
machine shop. a majority of the
buildings are In sufficiently good con.
dition to be worth preservation.
In order to AFFORD comparison
OF the cost Of the building construc-
tlon by contrast as against day
labor. proposals are soon to be- call
ed for by the lsthmian canal com
mission covering the construction OF
one or more OF the commission type
quarters on tho basis ~ all mate
rial being furnished by the gov
crnment at the site and all
labor being furnished by the con
tractor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
Adams to Colorado.

Boise. Dec. 5.-Goyernor Gooding
today granted reQuIsition for Steve
Adams. wanted at Telluride. Colo,
for the murder OF Arthur Collins.
Adams was recently tried at Rath.
drum. Idaho, for the murder Of Fred
Tyler. the jury disagreeing. 1t Is
understood he will be brought to
Boise and kept until after the Pet.
tibone trial when he Nill be- turned
over to the Colorado authorities
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
TO FIX BOUNDARY LINE.
Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico
Mentioned in Bill to Congress.

Washington. Dec. 5.-The drafting
of bill looking to the fixing of
the boundary line between Texas and
Oklahoma and Texas and New Mex.
leo was transmitted to congress to-
day by the interior department. with
the request that it be passed II
provides for the appointment OF a
commissioner by the president to act
in cooperation with one appointed
by the governor OF Texas. Many
years ago Red river marked the
boundary between Texas and what
is now Oklahoma. but that stream has
changed its course so much that
1t no longer shows the true division.
Texas had a survey made a long
time back, and in 1896 the Choc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
Would Bar WorralI.

Guthrie. Okla, Dec. 6.--James
Maxwell. an Oklahoma CITY limo
type operator, is here repre-
senting the Typographical unions of
the state in their demand for Il pro-
vision In the state printery bill that
the state printer must be journey
man OF not less than ten years
practical experience. This provis-
ion would eliminate Clinton c. Wor-
rail-. editor of the Hobart Chief.
who has been unanimously endorsed
by the democratic state executive
committee for the place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
FOUND GIANT Cave
CAVE OF WONDER.
Full DIMENSIONS ACCIDENT.
ALLY DISCOVERED.

Iawton. Okla, Dec. 5.-Penetrating
an uneXplored cave of wonderful
filled with Indian Gu.
rios and wierd relics of bygone days
of the red man and with deposit
of guano which excels in quality
anything heretofore discovered In
Arizona. Is the experience OF vii
liam Holiday. J. c Blodgett and
NJ. l.. Tanner. three young farmers
from southwestern Oklahoma, who
are developing claim four miles
south of Indian Hot Springs, in
the Graham mountains of Arizona.
According to private dispatches
from Arizona received here today
the miners We're driving tunnel in
eral hundred feet long. When. af.
ter an unusually heavy shot had
been fired and the smoke and, de.
bris had cleared away. they were
! somewhat surprised to find that the
breadth Of the tunnel had disap-
peared and nothing but impenetra-
Bile darkness met their gaze, giving
back rcyerberating sound with au-
dible articulation. the hollow echoes
of giant dome
With lights and ropes an inycstiga.
| lion was commenced and it was dis
covered that an underground cave
| of immense dimensions had been
/ penetrated with IN undoubted hid
den passage way which as yet had
not been found. From the tunnel en-.
/ trance the men lowered themselves
TO the bottom of the subterranean
/ cavity by means of an mproylsed
rope ladder
They found gigantic deposits OF
| guano in which were buried hun
dreds of Indian arrows and blocks OF
| wood sewn together with deer sin
| ews. They were in n broken and de
/ caNed condition ana their use by
I the Indians could not be determined
Other Indian relies were also found
and many of them sent to the
| Smithsonian institute and schools OF
the territory for analysis and as
historic souvenirs.
! II is believed that the great cave
was used by the red men as a
temple or secret meeting place many
many years ago, and that the natu-
ran entrance has been blocked and
hidden by rock slides. An effort
will be made TO locate and reopen
the original passage way, and then
the cave will be given more thor.
ough exploration.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
AMERICAN BECOMES LORD
ALBERT FAIRFAX, A NEW YORK
CLERK. iNHERiTS TITLE AND
ESTATE IN ENGLAND.


BY Southwestern Press.
London. Dec. GSAlbcrt Kirby
Fairfax. the New York clerk, has de
cldcd to assume the title of Lord
Fairfax and TO take hIs seat in the
house of lords When the fact that
he had inherited the title and es-
tate Of Lord Fairfax wps first
announced to the young man. he
declared that the English peerage
had no attractions for him and
that he would refuse to assume the
title. Since then. however, he has
apparently changed his mind and
will renouncc his allegiance To the
United States and become IA sub
ject of King Edward Many lega
preliminaries will have to be- accom-
plished before Lord Fairfax can take
his seat In the house OF lords. bu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
Oklahoma Meat Inspectors.

Guthrie. Okla. Dec. 5.-The ar-
pointment Of the following state
meat inspectors has been announced:
l.. Vampter. Guthrie; X. ID. Holland.
Shawnee; Thomas Bridges, Chandler;
a. b. Ferguson. Anadarko; ". Steig-
er, Tulsa, J. l.. Crabtree, Waps.
nucka; Thomas Crawford, Tishomin.
go; T. II. Doyle. McAlester; Jesse
p. Durham. Enid; J. l.. Ellison, Ei
Reno; Walker Moore. Weatherford:
G. l.. Dent. saltwater: w. w. Deal.
Wynnewood; w II. .aangold, King.
fisher; DIR. S. NJ. Merrideth, vinita:
C. J. Massey, Tyrone; p. l.. St.
Clair, Lawton; X. l.. McNicholds.
Pauls Valley.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
EXPOSITION IS SUED.
Receivers viii be Appointed TO Take
Charge OF jamestown Show.
By Associated PrepA

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 5.-ln the Unit
ed States district court today Judge
Waddell decided to appoint receivers
for the jamestown exposition com
pany lie announced that the court,
while taking charge OF the affairs
OF the exposition company from to.
day. will take two days to consider
the names suggested by the counsel
for roceivership and possibly names
outside OF that list. He said that at
least two and probably three receiy.
ers will be named
The case was heard today on the
application OF John Monk. mechan.
les lien creditor. and the Curran
Printing company Of 81. Louis, n
judgment creditor. President Tucker,
Director General Martin and other
exposition officials were present The
exposition company's answer. which
showed the company's desire for a
rcceivorship to protect the federal
government and other creditors. ad.
mittcd the allegation Of insolvency.
but denied that no proper account.
ing OF its funds had been made, and
denied the correctness of the me.
chanics lien claims of $225,00
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
DIVERSIFIED FRUIT FARMIKe
POMEGRANiTES, AN htMOST
TROPICAL FRUIT, GROWN
IN CARTER COUNTY.

II 1t will grow In the temperate
zone, It will grow In Carter county.
Oklahoma. This is fact and can.
not be gainsaid. Every day proves
this to be a fact The farmers OF
this section OF the country can grow
other crops than cotton and corn:
tney can grow fruits OF every kind.
The apples and peaches grown In
this section compare with the &amc
fruit grown in other states. and our
grapes are the finest that can be
grown anywhere in the United
States. That is a fact because Ard.
more grapes took the first prize A.
the st. Louis fair.
U. T. Rexroat, a man who bc-
lieves in diversified farming and
fruit culture, brought in to the Ard
moreite late yesterday afternoon a
well developed pomegranite which
was grown by him on his place at
Reck. near here. this year. This IL
the only pomegranite tree In the
new state and this Is the first year
that the tree has borne fruit.
This year Mr. Rerxoat has
gathered two dozen pomegranites
from the one bush. The tree thrives
well but has to be given special
care during the winter months.
The fruit is highly priced by tto
medical fraternity in as much as
1t is is mild and used a great deal
for convalescents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06

Foley's Orino Laxative gives per
manent relief In cases of habituai
constipation as IL stimulates the
liver and restores the natural action
OF the bowels without irritating
these organs like pills or ordinary
cathartics. Does not nauseate o
grippe and is mild and pleasant tn
take. Remember the name Foley's
Orino Laxative and refuse substi.
tutes. For sale by all druggists. d-v
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06

taw and Chickasaw nations had a
survey made. which showed that a
lot of land which Texas claimed be-
long to the Indians and that lot
which was then on the north side
Of Red river belonged to Texas. The
two surveys cannot be reconciled
because the landmarks are in many
instances gone.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
Woman Must Die.

Monte Carlo. Dec 5.-Nere ST. l.c.
ger Goold. and his wife. Marie. who
have been ON trial before the SUI.
perior court OF Monaco. charged
with the murder of Emma Levin.
at Monte Carlo. last summer. were
today found guilty. Mrs Goold was
sentenced to death and her hus.
band To imprisonment for life.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06
BOX Supper.

Saturday night December IAN at
Pleasant Hill school house near the
Downard mines. The people Of Ard
more and surrounding towns are IN
vited to come and spend the even
ing with us. There will be plenty OF
good things to eat and We promise a
jolly time to all. Every cent derived
from the sale OF boxes will be placed
in the fund for the building Of
Confederate home in Oklahoma
Come and help us in the work.
s. ID. MITCHELL.
c. w. DUNCAN.
FRANK CULWELL
Committee
After all. 1t is better TO pat your
self on the back than to Kick your
|
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06

The coins are concave. the figures
in high relief. nine strokes of the
hydraulic press being required to
make them. Hereafter only one
stroke will be used. and thus the
coins just circulated will be diff
ferent from those to be put in cir.
culation later.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06

IL you would be free from winter
skin discomforts get a bottle OF
Ramseys Witch Hazel Balm. Chap
ping is impossible where this dainty
lotion is used. Price 15c.
l. +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06

he will likely be able to participate
in the next session OF parliament
II is said that Fairfax will be the
first American citizen to occupy
place in that august body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-06

Piles Cured In Q to IA Days.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching. Blind,
bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to
IA days or money refunded. soc. n