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Evening journal., 1907-10-23
BALLOON LANDS
In DELAWARE
Ccontiausd IRON FIRST paEs)


basket and said: Won't you please
hand US uD a girl" Passing over the
orchard they sighted Mr.. Peach him
self and shouted Good Morning"
They then continued toward Whining
ton at about Is miles an hour.
Greeted Or. Ball.
Between Hockeesin and Brandy
Wine Springs the balloon nearly de-
scended TO earth II was about two
hundred feet above the ground when
II passed Falkland at $50 o'clock and
Or. l.. Heisler Ball was greeted by me
Of the men IN the airship. who shouted
a cheery good morning" ana waved a
small flag. Dr. Ball was driving from
the home Of a patient at the time. Af.
ter leaving Falkland the balloon shot
upward to great height and passing
over Elsmero il swept over Winning
ton.
Everybody in the city seemed Inter-
ested IN the lemon-shaped airshlp
Men. women and children clustered
about the streets. and owners Of field
glasses got busy.
Only persons Win powerful field
glasses or telescopes could make out
the flag OF Germany floating from the
aerial navigator T. Coleman dupont,
from the roof Of the dupont building,
plainly saw the German flag. as did
his secretary L. l.. Durham, and many
other officials OF the company.
II was just o'clock when the ball
loon passed over the Court House at a
great height Al $50 o'clock Il was
passing east OF Chester toward Wood
bury, n. j., and later Il attempted to
land az Woodbury., but did not do so.
II continued Ia northeast direction
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
ALONG THE EASTERN SHORE.

The annual Frederick County Agrl-
cultural Fair opened yesterday nj
Frederick, under favorable auspices
and with many exhibits.
The fact that Pennsylvania railroad
survivors are az work between Worton,
Nicholsons. Tolchester and Rock Hall
leads residents Of that vicinity 10 be-
lievo that they are to get the long
promised railroad to Chestertown.
While walking along the public road,
near Rising Sun, yesterday, William
Parsons an aged resident Of the Sixth
district OF Cecil county dropped dead
from apoplexy.
Judge Autsin l. Crothers. of Elkton,
Democratic candidate for governor,
who has been IN for nearly five weeks,
with typhoid fever, is able to sit up a
short while each day.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
FRENCH BALLOON OVER
CHESAPEAKE BAY

BY THE JOURNALS Special Ware.
RICHMOND. Va, oct 23-The
French balloon, Anjou, with Rene Gas2
nier as pilot, is now believed 10 be
over Chesapeake Bay. II passed Ara
minus Mines, 30 miles from this city
this morning travelling in a north-
easterly direction. The number eight
was clearly visible and Cashier and
his assistant, Levee. were plainly seen
in the car. 1t is believed TO be one
of those previously sighted in West
Virginia.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
NOBLEMEN HURT
IN AUTO MISHAp
BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL wire

BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire
BOSTON. Oct 23.-The nurses and phy-
sieians at the Massachusetts general b. =
pitai learned to-day that two ratients
who have been under treatment there
since they were severely injured "a week
In an automobile accident were mob emen
or spain and Holland. Th,ir Identity YVES
revealed when Mr.. Lars Anderson. the
nhiionalre society man Of Boston ana
washington called az the hospital and
TOOK Count Petro Ganzaius 10 his home
N brookline. The other pat ent whose
name IL Won Dune and whe T. said 20 be
. Dutch Baron, has not yes recovered SUI.
ncientiy TO bear removal
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
OFFICER DUTTON
HAD HANDS FULL

When Fatrolman Dutton placed ella
Reed. colored, under arrest to-day for
drunkenness and dlsordcrly conduct.
he had his hands fun, and even after
the woman was locked un In the police
station she created 10 much trouble in
the woman's department that she had
70 be brought down stairs and locked
ND IN q cell by herself In the mems
corridor.
While officer Dutton was making
the arrest he was interfered with ny
Charles r. Green, also colored. and he
locked him no. too. The after viii
answer a charge or interfering with
an officer In the city Court Tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 23-FEED was
inesnial supply ana Arm, under good de-
mand. We quote: arr
on spot, winter bran. IN. bulk, al S2s Bon
30. and spring brain, IN sacks. at f30aa0 El
BALED HAY AND STRAW-The Wa
a fair demand for desirable stock ana
values were well sustained under light
offerings. We quote;
New Timothy HRy-No. 1. large baies
S2l5Qa22i No 1, small bales, s2ia2i. so; No
2 Sl9 50ae0.50; No. 3, SlTai6 no erade
si2al5. Clover Mixed Hay-No 1. SiR.Eo.
1850; No. . sl6al7. Straw-No. 1, saraisht
rye, SliaiA5oi No. 2 straight rye, sls
EGGs-Receipts Of strictly choice frs.h
stock we're light and the market ,-,is1
firm under a good demand we o,lofS.
Nearby. frsts. in free cases, 26c; sr,v
current receipts. n retuFnable cases. ~
Western. hrsts. 2sc. -os'
LIVE POULTRY Fowls. strictly che,os
large, i2hal3e fowls, ordinary aversg.
receipts. iiai2c; old roosters 9c: snrtses y
chickens choice. large, l25kaf3o. F''s
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh k,u.s
fowls, fancy. lac; fowls, average receinss
14ikc. old roosterk. dry picked assitr y.
roasting chickens. nearby, choice 17s4e...
roasting chickens, Illinois. fancy veiltoone
Weighing sa9 pounds ner par lie.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
LONDON MURDERER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
By THE JorrRNAr,s sneo., W..

BY THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire.
LONDON. oct 2s.-A Central News de-
spatch says that Horace George Rayner.
the young man who murdered William
Whlteley. the Universal Providcr,' In
London last January and was condemned
10 death, but whose sentence was COM
muted TO imprisonment for life. and who
was confined 10 ParShurst Prison. on tie
Isle OF Wight on Monday opened an ar
ttrN fn his wrist
The bleeding was stanchcd Just In time
TO save his life. and he IS now IN the
pr son hospital.
kayner attempted suicide with pistol
Immediately after his crime The bullet
destroyed one OF his eyes.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
By THE JoURNAL.s speeIal VIC.


BY THE JOURNALS Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Oct. zS.-The Knicker-
booker Trust Company placed in the
hands OF the state Banking Department
with the acting state superintendent OF
banks and the encouragement in con-
ference as to whether a receiver will
be asked, developed to-day.
Secretary Of the Treasury cortelyou
Is at the sub-treasury ready to unload
money needed TO save clearing house
banks.
Excitement on Exchange
The exchange was a scene Of excite
ment but it was plain that the men
who intend to avert panic were doing
their best as there We're plenty of buy
in gorders, but in the fact Of unfayor-
able news from the London market
this had little effect and decentralization
and confusion continued during thu
first hair hour The London corre-
spondents stated the market there was
narrow and extremely. American Rail-
way shares opened weak. hardened on
the report that Cortelyou had gone to
the assistance Of the banks, broke
again under renewed pressure and are
very weak now with confidence falling.
The clearing house committee went
into session before 10 o'clock and Will
keep in touch with matters throughout
tho day.
Stock Market Demoralzed
The stock market opened in a de-
moralized condition with wide varia-
tions in initial quotations. the ruling
influence being the Trust Company
situation. Delaware and Hudson OPEN
ed nine points off and quickly dropped
an addition two Southern Pacific lost
four. while the remainder Of the rail-
road list was of from one to two
points.
J. p. Morgan and other leaders were
in their offices before o'clock this
morning conforring and taking meas
ures 20 prevent a panic on the stock
market to-day
Such. In brief. were the early devel-
opments In the hpancialgsituation to-
day and there was general belief
that before the day is over certain
stock broking firms and financial insti-
tutions viii md themselves IN DIM
Guilty. It is fully admitted that all de-
pends on the clearing house. Secretary
Cortelyou and the market leaders, who
are I'm a position to hold values up.
Cortelyou stated he would remain a;l
the treasury all day and could add
nothing TO his last nights statement
that all OF the banks are still sound.
President Thorne and Treasurer
Fonda, OF the Trust OF Aemrica. say
they viii meet all demands. whether
for funds or certincatiOn. There arc
eleven million dollars in sight IN It's
main and branch Offices, with 1000 peo-
pie in waiting as the windows were
opened 20 withdraw funds.
win Advance Fiftssn Millions
II was announced that all the trust
companies OF the city have agreed to
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Weddsd h 81. John,s churoh.

Miss Helen Anna Leibold, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry Leibold,
Of East Eighth street, and William
Harold Watson. the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George J.. Watson, Of Market
near Twenty street, were mar
ried In the rectory Of ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church. Twenty-third and Bou-
levard, this morning az 10 o'clock The
Rev George c. Hall oniciated. The
couple were accompanied by Miss Ruth
Leibold, a sister Of the bride. and John
Hamilton, both OF this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson will live in this city.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
POMMERN Is
PROBABLE WINNER

NEW YORK, Oct, 2s.LThe United
Press has received the following tele-
gram from oscar Erbsloeh, pilot and
n. H. clayton aide who guided the
German Balloon Pommern from ST.
Lonis TO the Atlantic ocean, probably
winning the international contest
ASBuRY PARK, oct 23-We land
ed the POmmern here at O'Clock, ST.
Louis time after a delightful trip.s It
was fine weather all the way We had
Ia beautiful view OF the country. and
especially saw clearly Miami, Dayton
Pittsburg and Philadelphia as we
passed.
(Signed) Erbsloeh and Clayton.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Wsddlrg in erandyuine Hundred

on last MOnuay q pretty wedding
took place at the home Of George
Fountain, the gioom, IN Brandywine
hundred The ride was Miss Ella
NJ. Winant. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev DR.. w. l.. 5. MUIR
ray. and the couple were attended by
the Misses Isabelle Fountain and Ma
bel @. Steele and Wilmer Steele and
George p. Elliott.
There were a hundred guests pres
ent and the decorations We're beauti-
fui. The ceremony was performed
under a canopy of laurel and which
was supported by oral columns.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
ASK RECEIVER FOR A
WESTINGHOUSE CONCERN

PiTTSBURG, Pa. Oct 23-Coun-
sci for the Westinghouse interests an
nounce that application for receiver
ship for the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, the Westing-
house Machine Company, the Nesnst
Lamp Company and the Secprities-In-
vesunent company, the last named be-
ing a purely Westinghouse Company,
will probably be made IN the United
states District court in this city this
afternoon. Beyond this the attorneys
will not talk
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
MILLIONS FOR
SHAKEN BANKS
FinanCiers Using Every Effort
to Avert a Panic in
New York
STOCK MARKET OPENED
IN DECENTRALIZATION

NEW YORK, oct 2s-In brief the
financial situation to-day was: Call
money quoted up to ninety per cent
Run on Trust Company OF America
continuing with more dencsltors IN line
az lsO than can be paid before hour Of
closing arrives.
Fifth Avenue Trust Company meet
ing heavy Withdrawals with plenty Of
cash.
Plttsburg stock exchange closed and
thousands Of shares Of stocks sold here
for Plttsburg account.
kninkerbocker Trust Company in
hands state banking department with
prospect viii be placed in hands re-
ceiyer
Panicsy conditions on stock ex.
change with Kaleidoscope changes in
quotations.
j. r. Morgan in personal command
in street.
Attorney-General and Acting surer-
niendent Of Banks in conference and
rumors rife OF arrests and criminal
prosecution Of certain fnanciers likely
~ NNAANs
Secretary Of the Treasury Colte'ycu
takes up headquarters in sub-treasuy
deposits government funds to save the
day. M
National City Bank reported to have
deposited eight million dollars in the
North American Trust Company ana
70 be giving valuable asst stance TO b
brokerage firms.
Clearing House gave assistance to
banks that had debit balance when
settlement made to-day
Tendon stock exchange feyerish and
values crumbling.
Delaware and Hudson sold on eleven
points, but slump checked and con-
seryative interests supporting Stand
ard railway stock.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
RUSSIAN BOAT ASHORE
AND IN GREAT PERIL

LONDON. oct. 2s- The Russian
steamship Lituania, which went ashore
In the fog Yesterday off Skillings with
500 passengers on board is in posi-
tion Of danger and cannot be ioated,
accordink 10 despatch from Malmov.
Sweden. to Lloyds, in less than eight
davs even with fair weather. The pas
sengers have been taken on and sent
TO Rotterdam. One Thousand tons Of
cargo has been lightered.
The Lltuanla was from Llbau
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
DEPOSITORi CROWD
ABOUT BANK DOOR

NEW YORK, oct ss-At the CO.
lonial branch OF the Trust Company
OF America, in the St Paul buildlng.
two hundred and fifteen depositors
were in line with the number being
momentarily added 10 al 9.s5. although
the windows would not open until 10
o'clock, the manager declared he was
too busy to talk, but insisted there
were enough funds 70 take care OF all
Withdrawals Police reserves from the
Oak street station are on hand TO pre-
serve order. In the line here are
thirty women.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
LYNCHING IN
MISSISSIPPI

VAN VLEET, Miss, Oct. 2S.-Henry
sykes a negro, was lynched here last
night by q crowd OF unidentified men,
supposed to have come from Okolana
sykes was charged with having used
the telephone several times recently as
means Of communicating with white
girls In Okolana
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
INDIANS FRIENDS
AT LAKE MOHONK
By THE JOURNALS spec.ai wiro

By THE JOURNALS SPECIAL Wire
LAKE MOHONK, n D.. oct. 23-ln
ceiebration Of its twenty-hfth annl-
versaTy the Lake Mohonk Conference.
Friends Of the Indian and other de-
pendant people. assembled here to-day
and sessions VIII continue until Fri-
day night This years session VIII
devote considerable time 10 discussion
of the Philippine, Hawaiian. Cuban
and Porto Rico peoples. The initial
session was devoted % the lediminar-
ies o. organization and listening 20 the
annual address Of President Andrew s..
Draper. During the session this after
noon Indian affairs were discussed.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
REGISTRATION CASES
CONE UP TO-DAY

Two registration cases will come up
FOR trial before Magistrate Broman
az O'Clock this afternoon The men
are Walter Milburn and william NJ
Ackley. Both are accused of having
Illegally registered In the First ward.
ana were arrested or warrants sworn
out by Caleb y. Burchenal, chairman
OF the Anti License committee.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
CROWD AROUND
TRUST COMPANY

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s-The State
Banking Department has taken charge
Of the Knickerbocker Trust Company
and It Is officially stated Il viii not
open for business this morning. Hun
dreds Of people are congregated about
the doors Of the concern and It's sev-
eroi branches. and police reserves have
hean called out 20 control them.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
GLOUCESTER MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE

GLOUCESTER. ". J.. oct. 2s-David
Carson. 5s years old, OF No. si6 Cum
berland. Gloucester. an employe Of the
New York shipbuilding Comapny.
committed suicide by drinking laud-
anum- Dependency caused by
neuralgia was the cause.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
DENVER AND RIO oRANpE
OPERATORS NOT TO STRIKE

DENVER, Col. oct 23.-The opera
tors on the Denver and Rio Grando
have voted not 70 call the strike that
was expected as result OF the dis
charge OF one OF their members for
refusing 20 test q Western Union wire
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
sheriff is Recovering.

Sheriff Stafford has recovered suhi-
oientIy from the illness following in
juries received IN a runaway to be able
10 be about his residence. 1t will be
one week at least, however. before he
will be able TO leave the house.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
To Visit the Woodmen.

T. H. Murphy a wen-Known orator
Of Leavonworth, Kan, is 10 visit this
city this evening IN Ihe interest Of
the Modern Woodmen of America. Of
which he Is supreme organizer llo
will be given royal welcome by the
different camps
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
WlII Marry seaford eirl.

Magistrate Broman issued mar
riage license today TO Miles NJ. Isaacs
OF this city and Miss Clara NJ. Gordy
OF Seaford. The marriage will take
place at Seaford.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
STEAMER BURNS,
THREE PERISH

PORTLAND. Ore. oc. 2s.-The
steamer j. n. Teal burned at her dock
this morning. Mrs. A. r. Jackson, oi
stevenson, Washington. and John COL
Inns, OF Portland, were burned to death.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Five Sent 20 Prison.

Magistrate Broman committed fv'
men TO the workhouse today for fivs
days each, in default Of fines Of IS for
trespassing on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road The men we're arrested BY rail-
road poliea
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Do eIver Poverty social.

Camp No. 2. Patriotic Order Of
Americans, will hold 4 poverty social
at the hall room. No. 6O4 Market
street, Friday evening Ice cream
and ginger bread WIN be served.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Paris Market Steady.
BY THE JOURNALS Special w,re

PARIS oct 23.-The market show
ed tendency 10 steady this morning
ana by noon leading hnanciers ex-
pressed the opinion that the worst
Of the troubles were over.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Roossyelt saNes RoY

LlNtHBURG. Va. oct 23-Quick
work by President Roosevelt saved a
little boy from being killed under the
wheels of the executive special train
AZ Roanoke today.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
CHANDI FR Undertaken
SuhlNDLLh e Embalmer

No. 2if W. Ninth Street.
Garrett. attention day or nieha
Bodies IN Boarding Houses, Hatela
and Hospitals removed and cared FOR
muz1 claimed. Carriages furnished
A5DointDe~'S nrpf-claas. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

Headaches and Nsuralsia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause Call Tor full name. Look
for signature f. ". Grove, 25c,s
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Stock Markets

I o'clock suotaions frer Scott & Co...
Bankers ard Brokers, eo2 Market ST.
Anal. Copper. IA lSIo Kan. &rsx ss
Am. smeltco. e6KiNAL1ead Co. s6Jk
amer. Sugar. ..ioI JxlN. Y. Central 90
Atchisou .........74 lOnt, s. West. as
Atchison, pld ..s3 iNorfolk & West. o. Y
Brooklyn Tran. ssh Nor. Pacific .Ios
B. & o.. .-,.+79 Pacihe Mail 40
Can. Southern 6 o. Penusy yivania II4X
Chi. Or. West zHlpeople's Gas ...zs
ches & Ohio. 78 IReadfng 76H
Chi & Alton "a Read Ist pfd. 10
Chi. & N.W...tss Read. I'D pfd.. 70
en-. & St P.eIo6HlDs & II. .........IsoK
Rock island .sI5 lD.,.L x w. a.,
Rock Isiandp pfd4f Southern ac. 6aX
Erie .....-...'... IS South. R. Com I7H
Hrie, Ist pfd al Texas paci6c...1I
CIR. North. pfd. IN Mt. c. G leo I3S
Illinois Cen ..I76 Union Pacific Io7N
Louisville ...... ~. s. Steel ia
Int. Met com S4lU. s, Steel pfd sIK
Tut. Me. pfd I5HlWabash 800. eK
Mau. Cons. los Wabash pfd. ...IsM
Missouri Pac. ..S2 y Western Union 76H
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Too LATE FoR cLAssIFIcArIoN.


NOTtcE-Tho members Of the Brandy.
w-ne Ere Company desire 20 return
tnanhs 70 al those who aided In their en-
deagors 20 win the horn which wa OF
Iered py The Knights OF Pythias and
Wnlch Wae Won by the organization bv "a
substantial vote. l7.7la
FOR SAI.E-An established business
so,7v0' earning 800 per month. on Ilcenae
at no Hcense the business Is here 10 stay.
address l.. Journal Office. oe3-6t
PUBLIC SALE OF FURNITURE.
WI be sold az 1902 Rising Sun lane on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ~ 1907, at O'Clock
J, M, bed room suites parl0r suites din
ing room suites, kitchen cook stove two
parior stoves sewing machine. mi X
wagon farm wagon. a0-foot ladder fodder
cutter IA pairs Of chickens and a lot OF
articles too numerous 70 mention.
e.,., ]. NELLY.
Suuham q son, Auc. o23-5t
NOTiCE-Love letters. an we'll AZ busi-
ness letters can be written 20 that only
ne person they are intended for can read
mem. one lesson given does n all Apply
70 W. stratton Evening Journal Offcc.
Evening journal., 1907-10-23
Against License

o n he the
f fsd Hns sonwhhu the words La printed Hd
the hand dde o Hep line eaOssd
Evening journal., 1907-10-23

I o'cIook quotations from Scott & Co..
Bankers ard Brokers, POP Market St.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-15
Admission Fee Eive Dollars.

Guthrie Ok, Nov. l3.-An impress.
sion has somehow gotten ont that
the inaugural bah Is to be- strictly
invitation affair" said Secretary
Smith Of the executive committee
in charge of the Inauguration. last
night There will be no invita-
tions I want that understood. Any
body and everybody who has the
five dollars is eligible. Please make
thar pain"
Preparations for the event which
will cap the climax of the great day
are being perfected along an elab-
crate line. The committee that has
supervision OF the dance and recep-
tion has ordered immense quantities
of flowers for decorating purposes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-15

Georgetown. Ky. Nov. i3.-The
third day of Caleb Powers trial open
ed with increased attendance and
interest The move OF the defense
was the filing Of three important
depositions Ia support of the avowal
bearing ON the validity OF Taylors
claims to the governorship. making
good his pardon issued TO Powers
One was from Attorney General
Ciriggs. under President Mckinley. in
structing the postonicc department to
direct the postmaster at Frankfort to
deliver mail to state officials actually
holding office Another was from
Taylor himself asserting his right as
governor and accompanied by copy
of his commission as governor. The
third was from United States District
Attorney w NJ Smith. bearing on
the same point
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-15
Civil Service Announcements.

The y. S. Civil Service commission.
er announces the following examina
tions on said dates:
Fireman. Bureau OF Standards
Nov. 10. 1907.
Clerk-(Bureau OF trade relations
department OF statc)-Nov. 10, 1907.
Blacksmith and wheelwright-Noy
10. 1907.
Land law clerk-(rorest and recla.
nation services)-Nov. 27. 1907.
Construction engineer (male)-For.
est Service)-Nov 1S, 1907.
Assistant technical editor-(Geolo.
sical suryey)-Nov. 10, 1907.
Blacksmith thorseshoer)-Nov. 20,
1907.
Applicants should at once apply to
the United States Civil Service Com.
missien, Washington. d. C.. or G. J.
sandlin. local secretary. Ardmore, (.
T., for blanks. etc.
GEO. ]. SANDLIN,
Local Secretary,
Ardmore, l. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-15
KILLS HIS RIVAL
AND HALF AN HOUR AFTER.
WARD MARRiEs THE GIRL.
WANT TO GO TO JAIL.

Asheville. n. C.. Nov l3.-Further
particulars of the killing Of young
william Franklin at White Rock.
n. c., by Clarke Norton. both OF
whom were members of web known
families, state that Norton went to
the home OF George Franklin. where
Elizabeth Gentry. over whom the
killing was about. lived.
He had u marriage license and a
revolver. After killing Franklin.
his rival for Miss Gentry's hand,
whom he found at the house. Nor
ton and Miss Gentry left for a
nearby minister's and were married
within half an hour afterward.
Norton was not arrested until the
following morning. when he was
taken to Jail ut Marshall. n. G. lie
was accompanied by his bride, who
begged to be allowed to 30 to jail
with him. but was refused. The
bride Is n pretty seventeen year
old girl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-11-15
BUSBY'S Bee BUzzING
WOULD ACCEPT REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR UNITED
STATES SENATE.
Ardmorolte Sncclnl.

Ardmoroite Special.
South McAlestcr | r.. Nov. IA
Though not n ayowcd candidate for
the republican nomination for the
United States senate, Col Busby
will accept that honor IL II were
rendered him, Since his return
from Washington he ha loomed up
larger and larger figure than
ever in the politics of the new
state amdI Nis countrymen from
this region are for him
A great deal OF the political work
attributed TO Col, Busby however is
pure fiction. So far all Of his po-
litical work has been service pure
and simple. His friends in the
south part of the state are booming
him for national committeeman from
oklahoma