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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

Boston, Oct 5-When the delegates
gathered at Symphony hall today for the
Republican state convention they found
the state ticket which their organization
will support for reelection this year al
ready decided upon from governor down
and with all the important routine mat
ters, such as the selection OF the plat
form, the report OF the credentials COM
mittee and the appointment OF a tempo
rary chairman already mapped out and
awaiting only their formal ratification.
The convention was called TO order. by
Col George III. Doty at 1927 a. m.
Shortly before that time Col. Doty. SEN
ator w. Murray Crane, former Gov. j.
@. A. Bracket, former Speaker Louis A.
Frothngf1am and Congressman George II.
Lawrence filed in and were loudly ap-
plauded.
Col. Doty was chosen temporary chair
man and the convention proceeded at
once to the appointment of committees.
on recommendation of the committee
on permanent organization Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge was chosen permanent
chairman and was escorted TO the plat
form and greeted with cheers.
SENATOR LODGE PRESIDES.
Senator Lodge in prefacing his address
to the convention spoke disparagingly of
the Democratic convention at Springfield.
In acknowledging the ovation extended
himself, Senator Lodge SAID:
"I can conceive of a convention whose
applause would not be so valuable. can
also conceive OF convention whose over
night performance wuld lead one to sus-
pect that they were hardly fitted TO select
a candidate for governor of Massachus-
etts."
Continuing. Senator Lodge spoke in part
as follows:
''The election this year is n state cleo
ton. IL has no other relation to ma
tional affairs than the indirect effect
which an election In any great state I'm
the union may have upon party fortunes
In the ensuing year when a president is to
be elected. This effect Is n consideration
OF great magnitude. and Is not 10 be over
looked. because Il Is OF high Importance
10 show that Massachusetts, sustains and
supports the administration OF Theodore
Roosevelt. and does not propose 10 be
misunderstood on that vital point. We can
demonstrate that support this year only
by complete Republican victory for the
state ticket, inasrn,ach "a there are no
members OF congress or OF the senate. and
no president o-be elected this autumn.
Were there no serious state issues in
volved We might well Tight this election
on the simple proposition OF supporting
the president and his administration. but
Il so happens that there are now pend
ing before US state issues demanding i'm
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
PETERS DRINK CURSE
HOLDS HIM FOR SENTENCE

Adolph Peters, % years old. in the dis
trict court this morning pleaded guilty to
being a common drunkard and sentence
was continued until the 18th.
He was arrested last night while drunk
and IL was told 10 the court that he with
his fist broke I'm saloon window because
the bartender would not set him up a
lunch. He appeared In court with ban
daged hand.
Patnolman OBrien OF station said that
when Peters is sober he is a decent fel.
low. but when drinking is baA n ut.ls
beer makes him crazy and he Is apt to
do anything. and he has been arrested
once for larceny and once for carrying
concealed weapon. lie has been arrested
10 times in six months for drunkenness
Peters asked TO be put on probation,
promising that he would refrain from
drink.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
BRITISH ARMY
SOLVES AERIAL
FL|GAT PROBLEM

London, Oct 5-That the British army
has solved the problem OF aerial naviga-
ton was proved TO the satisfaction OF
Londoners today when the dirigible war
balloon. which has been giving several
trials at Aldershot camp, sailed from
Marlborough, 80 miles southwest OF here,
TO London. and after manoeuvrng over
the city started back TO its headquarters.
The balloon went around Trafalgar
square, over the new war office and pass
Westminster Abbey and the house of par
lament, travelling at the rate of about 10
miles an hour and being under complete
control.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
BUSY SNEAK THIEVES
GOT VARIOUS ARTICLES

James A. Carney reports that his barn
at 13 Adie street was entered Thursday
night and that three stick pins valued
at $3.50, pair OF cuff buttons valued at
81 and handkerchiefs valued at 81 were
stolen from a bureau drawer.
Herbert Rodinsky reports that SIT was
stolen recently from his home at AZ Will
lard avenue.
George NJ. Dyer OF 13 Richardson street
reports stolen from Midwoods stable on
Burnside street pair OF rubber boots
valued at $3.50.
Blazise Euskervivi OF Ashburton street
reports that that 50 were stolen from his
trunk Thursday.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
SIR A. P. MCDONNELL
TO VISIT WASHINGTON

Dublin, oct. l-Sir Antony Patrick Nc
Donnell, under secretary OF the lord lieu
tenant of Ireland, will leave here next
week to visit James Bryce. the British
ambassador at Washington. Sir Antony
and Mr.. Bryce collaborated in the prepa-
ration OF the Irish council BILL which was
rejected by the Irish national convention
and the Irish university bill. which was
dropped by the government.
Sir Antony probably will seek to ascer-
tain the Views of leading Irish-Amer1-
cans on the policy condemned by the con-
yertiOn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
NEW MAGNOLIA
HOTEL BURNED;
Loss 100000

Magnolia, Mass, Oct. 5.-The New Mag
noia hotel, one OF the finest summer no
tells at this resort. was destroyed by firs
TODAY. causing a loss estimated at about
800. 600 The hotel was six-story wooden
structure. located on Lexington avenue:
near the water front. The hotel was closed
for the season two weeks ago. and no one
was in the building today. Incendiarism Is
suspected. The New Magnolia was owned
by George II. Newell OF Gloucester ano
others. and was insured Tor No,WV.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
SAXON GOVERNMENT
ACTS AGAINST LOUISE

Dresden. saxony. oct. 5.-The Saxon
government has instituted proceedings be-
fore the Italian courts demanding that
signora Toselli the ex-crown princess or
Saxony. and her husband, Signor Toselh'
be ordered To deliver up the little prin-
cess Anne Monica Pia. youngest daugh-
ter OF the former crown princess, 10 rep
OF the king of Saxony.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

GIRLS KILLED
BY EXPLOSION

Toxic. Oct. 5.-A terrible explosion oc-
CURED today at the Takatsuka factory.
Osaka, while a number OF girls were at
had been condemned. Sixty-three of the
girls were killed and over 60 were injured.
AS this despatch is sent the factory is
on fire and a number of boats containing
explosives are also burning.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
Dog Had Rabies

The heac Of the Canadian shepherd dog
which bat Mrs. Darcy OF go Smith street
on Thursday was sent TO Prof. Hadley
yesterday GO be examined, and symptoms
OF rabies were found The woman will
be protaly given the Pasteur treatment
at the Rhode Island hospital
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
Information for One Edwards

s. s. Jones, an attorney OF lA Lasalls
street, Chicago, has asked the police Of
this city to ascertain II William 8. Ed.
wards OF 10 Pine street or w. j. Ed
wards OF 3l9 Broad street ever lived ~
527 Main street. Worcester. Mass. He has
valuable information for the Edwards
who iyd at the Worcester address ir
April 1904
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

at places In north
ern New England.
An area OF high
pressure, attended
by fair weather,
covers the middle
and western por-
tlons OF the United
States, but the
barometer Is low i'm
western Canada. A
decided change 20
cooler has taken
pl ce over the
eastern Lake region
and the Ohio val
ley. But elsewhere
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
WELL-KNOWN VETERAN
VISITS PROVIDENCE

Capt. Thomas Wilbur Manchester, for
merly OF A rovidfnce, and now of Glas-
tonbury, Conn. arrived here for a visit
at $3.50 yesterday morning. and will leave
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. Capt. Man
chester is renewing old friendships In this
city. He v as a comrade OF Col r.. II. /.
Goddard In The nrst battle Of Bull Run.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

that its Interpret lion OF the law was
wrong.
Mr.. Williams stated also this afternoon
that his name would be presented to the
Democratic state convention as a candi-
date for attornsy-general. II am still
candidate" he said.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

Pasco Campano. aged -fts and Nicoa
Gotta. aged IL. both OF Centredale. wer,
found sleeping In a wagon In rear o.
Smith street at o'clock this morning
and were locked up at the Second polics
station for safe keeping.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
LAWRENCE MANS WIFE
SAID TO HAVE ELOPED

Joseph Howan OF Lawrence. Mass, haa
reported TO the police that his wife. Hat
tie AZ years old, has eloped with Green
wood Tilotson AZ years old, and he be.
lieves they are In this city.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

Springfield Mass, Oct. 5Immediately after the call to order
the Democratic in the Court Square theatre
sove bodies Daniel Key of the Bartlett dga
presiding section and xCongressman Conry Whit
supporter other The Bartlett held the stage
Whitney assembled at the of the hall and
named their candidate
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

changes have been slight
Fair weather. with moderate temperature.
Is indicated for Providence and vicinity
tonight and Sunday.
NJ E PLYSTONE.
Local Forecaster.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05
WEATHER NOTES

The storm which caused the rain yes
terday over the Northwest is passing over
the ocean. 1t has teen followed by clear
ing weafher though rain Is still falling
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-05

Bay State Democrats in Wide Open
Split at Springfield-Two State
Tickets Nominated, Whitney
Heading One, Bartlett the Other.
Police Refused to Put Whitney Men
Out of Theatre and Both COnven-
tions Acted simultaneously.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13
BOUGHT planning MILL.

w. S. Fraley has purchased the
Fraley Bros Planning Mill and is now
the sole proprietor Of the best equip.
ped planning mill plant in Indian Ter.
ritory. Mr.. Fraley has the advantage
Of being a practical workman himself.
There is nothing to be made Of lumber
that he cannot make. He Is now equip.
ped to take care of all kinds OF orders
for doors. sash, store fronts or any.
thing in general mill work Orders
from other towns given special attea.
tion.
PHONE SO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13
COUNTY TICKET NAMED
REPUBLICANS NOMINATE FULL
COUNTY TICkET-Will MAKE
FIGHT FOR CONTROL.

The republican county convention
In its session yesterday put out full
county ticket, recommended that ar
rangements be made for thoroughly
canvassing the county and expressed
the conviction that portion of the
ticket could be elected.
The ticket as put in the field is as
follows: Mike German of Ardmore,
for the state senate; j. w. Harreld,
for district judge l.. S. Dolman, coun-
ty Judge: c. j. Gill OF Hewett and
Guy p. Cobb of Ardmore, representa-
tives: c. l.. Mcclure, for county at
torney; Fred linkade, clerk of the
district court; VIM. Jones, county
clerk; l.. johnson, sheriff; Miss Ber-
nice Bow. superintendent of public in
struction; DIR. p. McDowal of Spring
er, register of deeds; Otto Bradford
of Ardmore, county surveyor; Chas.
Mckinney of Provence, county weigh
er: J. NJ. Arnold of Springer, county
commissioner for district No. |; j.
w. Skaggs of Lone Grove, commits
sioner for district No. 2, and w. w
Taliaferro of Ardmore, commissioners
of district No. 3.
The county central committee was
instructed to fill all vacancies that
occur in the county ticket. A town
ship ticket will in all probability be
put out
The convention was one OF the
most harmonious the republicans have
| ever held. There was nothing to MAJ
the work OF the convention. The only
dissatisfaction of any nature wa'
when a negro delegate, after the coun
| ty ticket had been selected arose ant
stated that his people We're not salts
fled with the ticket, as they though
they should have had one office OF
the ticket. The chairman OF the meet
ing explained to him that he hiIasel
was drawing the color line, and tina
the ticket was made to win. mi th'
convention had nominated 1en Sh'
they thought could win.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13
JoLTs PRoHiBITioNIsTs
Supreme Judges Decision on Publish
ina Of License Applications.


ing Of License Applications.
Guthrie, Okla, Aug. l2.-Judge Gil
lett's action In deciding that news
paper publisher can be compelled to
publish notices of application for IL
quor licenses means that there will
be sharp division on that question
when It comes before the Oklahoma
supreme court. as It probably will at
the next term. Justice Irwin and
Chief Justice Burford have both held
that writ of mandamus could not
be granted In such cases, and Gillette
is the first one to take the opposite
view.
His decision was rendered In the
case of J. G.. Groomer VS.. the Ana
darko Tribune. He held that be-
cause of its public nature and that
II was operating under charter
granted by the territory of Oklahoma,
the paper was compelled to accept
the business offered, especially under
the requirements of the statute gov
erning the securing OF saloon licenses.
As the law requires the notice to be
published in the two papers of largest
circulation in the county, II one OF
these papers refused to publish the
notice and could maintain its position
II could put all of the saloons in the
county out of business. The Gillette
decision is hard blow to the anti
saloon forces, who had made Payne
county entirely dry by this means
other counties.
Another jolt TO the prohibition ele
ment, and especially to "Pussyfoot
Johnson, the governments officia
booze exterminator in Indian Terri
troy, was the decision that "Hiawa
tha," the latest of the new-beer prod
ucts to be placed on sale in lndiaI
Territory, is not intoxicating, and tina
its sale Is not violation OF the law
"Uno," "'riptop," "Mistletoe." Long
horn" and other OF the same famil!
have all been put cut of business b!
Mr.. Johnsons efforts, but "IIiawatha
is apparently there to stay.
1t enjoyed an especial boom durinl
the recent republican state conyen
tion, when 1t was the only thins
that the thirsty souls who constituted
the convention were able to obtain
With practically the same taste a
beer, it is said to produce only thu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13
INFURlATED WHITE VtRGINIANS
BURN NEGRO PROPERTY.
REQUEST MADE FOR ARMS
Leaders in Negro Riotine Believed to
Have Escaped-citizens Hold a
Mass Meeting and Petition
Governor for Arms.

Onancock. Va, Aug. 1.-THE print
ing office OF the paper which belong.
ed to James Uzzei, the negro editor.
who was one Of the leaders of the
mob. and the store houses of Samuel
Burton, also leader Of the rinting
last night. were burned To the ground
by the whites early today
Several negro dwellings were rid
died with bullets. but no one was ser.
iously injured excepting one negro.
who was shot In the shoulder. The ne.
groes Burton and Uzzel were thought
to be in hiding in the stores which
were burned this morning
II is supposed that both negroes
made their escape from town. the
other negroes are very quiet without
their leaders, but still threaten.
A mass meeting was held this after.
noon by the Town Council for Il"
purpose of taking the following ac
tion:
To request the governor of Virginia
to rush arms for the citizens of tho
town.
To ask an injunction 10 prevent tho
negroes from holding their agricultur'
al fair at Leasty, Va, on the gfoInd
that Uzzel and Burton are oificehol1
crs in the fair association and botn
outlaws.
Trouble began over a bill which
Constable Kellam tried to collect IRON
man by the name of Conquest, who
was in Burton's store at the time
Conquest refused and cursed Kcllam
then calling for assistance. Uzzr
then appeared on the scene. fired
shot which missed its mark@ ont
wounded Garland Bellott on the oppo
site side OF the street
John Toppin. a negro, Is rerorteC
to be dying from a snot last night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13
CRITICISM IS HEARD
ADMINISTRATION DECLARED 70
BE SEEKING TO INFLUENCE
ELECTION IN OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Aug. 12-
There is much criticism over the dish
being taken in Oklahoma politics by
President Roosevelt, which character.
lied generally as an effort on the
part of the administration to influence
the state election to be held Sept
IL This construction is placed by
those not in accord with the presi.
dents policy, upon his letter to Chair.
man Hunter of the republican state
committee expressing delight over
nominations made by the Tulsa con.
vention. They view the letter as car.
rying veiled instructions TO the voter
by implying that the state ticket is
made up Of men more able to reap
rewards for the new state.
Democrats charge that the presi
dent In insisting for the election of
Gov. Frantz is at the same time seek.
ing an Endorsement of the national
administration and its policies in the
territories. What they characterize
as AN unwarranted dip into local
affairs which ordinarily belong to the
people" is TO be amply aired on the
stump. They also intend to refute
the belief that the president will en-
tertain any hostility toward the con.
stitution in event his political party
is not successful. +
Some outline of the administration :
policy toward affairs of the territories
is expected in the speeches to be de.
liyered by Secretary Garfield of the
interior department, who is being
routed through Indian Territory. His
opening will be in Guthrie Aug. a.,
and while his trip Is classed as one
of education in departmental affairs,
1t is anticipated he will talk some
politics. Secretary Garfield will make
it point to meet the full-blood ele'
ment of Indian Territory, and, it is
said, explain to them their citizen.
ship rights, particularly as to eXer'
cising suffrage. The secretarys itin'
erary begins in Guthrie, and includes
in the northern section Tulsa, Mus.
kogee, Tahlequah and Okmulgee. Nc
Alester, Tishomingo and Tuskahoma,
the latter being capitals of the Chick
asaw and Choctaw nations, will make
mp the itinerary in the south Gov.
Frantz will accompany Secretary Gar
field on most of the trip.
The Taft speech in Oklahoma City
Aug. "a is likewise expected to be an
echo from Washington, and from
what the big secretary has to say
then, many believe they will know
what the administration thinks OF
Oklahoma's constitution. II has been
ventured that he will be caustic In
his criticism of the document. His
general ideas about certain court fea
lures of the constitution are well
known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13

headache. without the eXhilaration
which would ordinarily precedc IT.
The status of the new drink was Of
iically established In the case brought
by the government against n. o.
Jones of Tulsa. The government at.
tempted to prove that Iliawatha con.
tanned more than per cent of alco.
hol. but the two chemists introduced
as expert witnesses varied 80 greatly
in their analyses that the point could
not be considered as proven. The
fact remains that it is filling the
long-felt want and the bootlcggers
who have been operating from Key
stone. Cleveland. Stroud and other
Oklahoma towns VINO have been en-
joying lucrative trade In Tulsa and
other towns of that section, now com.
plain that their business has fallen
almost to nothing.
While the railroads have all agreed
not to accept shipments of alcoholic
/ liquors. whether above the 2 per cent
standard or not. into Indian Terri
! tory, they will accept these contra
band articles for shipment through
/ the territory. Accordingly the men
who are handling the thirst-quenchers
have it billed to points across the
Oklahoma line, so that 1t will have
to pass through their town in tran
sit and when 1t gets to the town
where they want II to stop they re-
plevin 1t from the railroad. The road
offers no particular opposition, but Is
thus enabled to keep within the word
| ing of its agreement with the authori-
| ties.
The decisions of the courts restrain
| the officers from smashing" Hiawa'
| tha, as is their wont with goods OF
the sort, but in spite of that fact Mrs.
Susie Yargee, full-blood Creek Indian
woman. recently smashed a large con
signment of 1t and considerable
quantity of whisky at Red Fork. She
also compelled her husband, Vanney
Yargee, one of the largest landowners
in the Creek nation, to hand over n
half pint of bonded goods which he
had In his possession, and which his
wife promptly smashed against the
wall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13
NEWSPAPER CHAFF

The waists she wore were peek-a-boo
Enough to make you bat
Your eyes; but oh. the bathing suit
She wears is worse than that.
-
When Lincoln was practicing at the
bar. the opposing lawyer in case
had delivered a speech for the prose
cution which was an exhibition OF the
mans conceit. When he was through,
Lincoln rose slowly to his feet aud
addressed the court as follows:
Your honor, my colleague who has
Just dilivercd this brilliant exhibition
of oratory, reminds me OF little flat
bottom steamboat that way back in
the fifties used to pull up and down
the Mississippi. 1t had five foot
boiler and an eleven foot whistle, and
every time 1t whistled ii stopped
A widow had been ccurtel and woh
by a physician She had children.
The wedding day was approaching,
and 1t was time the children shoulu
know they were to have a new father.
Calling one OF them to her she said
George, | am going to do something
before long that | would like TO talk
about with you"
What is il, MAJ
Il am intending to marry DR. Jones
In few days, and
Bully for you, ma, Does Dr. Jones
know it?'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13

Your cows will give more and rich
er milk If protected from attacks of
flies, mosquitoes, midges, etc. Use
Arizona Fly Chaser SOL in any
quantity.
IL +. J. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13

Del.u.o.s ir'rks served ic;iclously
by delicious young ladies Wednesday
afternoon and night at Hoffmann's
popular soda fountain, benefit Carne'
gle library booA fund, You are ex-
pected. l2'2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13

works wonders. ~ produces hair Just a.
surely as rain and sunshine produces crop.
u produces thtck growth of luIur,ant
hatf whom ell other remedies fail guar.
antee Dsnderine. All druggists sell II sc
pcaudtl.N per i.tle. To pruselts worth
send this sd with lo cents in stamps or silver
snd ve viii mail you . large free sample.
hnowtes Danderine Co. Chicago. III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-13

AS long as man does not scent
any danger his conscience isn't apt
to trouble him.