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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02
lmportant Decision.

II is important that you should de-
eide to take only Foley's Honey and
Tar when you have a cough or cold
as II will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and expel the cold from
your system. Foley's Honey and Tar
contains no harmful drugs. Insist
upon having 1t.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

Last Spring my blood was
out Of order and my system
was completely run down. I
needed "A tonic badly. / tried
other med cines which lid mo
little or no good, and then l
commenced $. 8. .. had not
ussdit long before felt better.
and aftor taking it "a short
while nay blood was thorough
L. c'euusod and my general
hoaith rostorci. g 3. S. gave
iuo a fno q O m y ! e sion, in
creased my weight and
ttrcugth, and acted as "a very
rcfre ching, iuyigorating tonic
20 nay entire system. As tonic
s. =. S. can not De equaled.
That 81 my opinion Of IL. and IL
could. I would Induce every
one @ use it ia tho Spring.
FRANK AprLEGATE,
Box SOl Wellsvil!o, OHIO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

made entirely and fields as does
not contain tc slightest Of mineral any form, especially
adapted for systemic rluD, and has the additional value of being
absolutely safe for young Old s. S. reSabSheS the healthy
circulation OF the blood Gs body of that down.
ing improves the appetite and Digestion and brings about of
health strength those whose systems have
depleted ) = acts promptly and satisfactorily than any
other medicine and those who beginning feel the need
ory themselves against the unpleasant conditions which
Spring should commence its Not only will
the system but viii humOr from the blood prevent
outbreak of Eczema, Acne letter Poison Oak Poison Ivy
other s. disease erupi)n which this
S S s. is for sale al all drug stores
T-7F SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

Plenty OF barbed wire at Bivens.
Corhn & Frensley's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid.
neys only. and contain no poisonous
nor habit'forming drugs They relieve
congestion and Inflammation of the
kidneys or bladder, heal and cure the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

Don't fail TO see those stone lined
refrlgerators; they will arrive in
few days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

STEVENS, KENNERLY &
29tf SPRAGINS CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

22,tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-02

Palm
The evening world., 1908-11-10
MORGAN WILL Be
OUT IN z WEEKS,
SAY SURGEONS
Postmaster Shot by Mailman
Has No Fever and There's
Little Danger,

Edward " Morgan, Postmaster OF
New York. who was shot yesterday by
Erie Hugh Bird Mackay. an escaped
iuna,ic. who then blew out his own
brains. is on the road 20 recovery to-day
and his physicians believe ne will be
out in ten days or two weeks DR..
THUS Bull and DR.. John Erdman. the
surgeons agree thai there is no imme-
diats danger. The bullet OF 9s-caliore
did not enter tho intestines. but went
in on the left side Of the stomach and
came out the right.
II have every reason 10 believe thai
Mr.. Morgan viii recover" said Or.
Bull HIS temperature has not rIsel
ABOVE 81 and his general health Is very
good Complications are always posi-
ole, bul We DO no. anticipate an IN
TINS Ease
The evening world., 1908-11-10
MistOOk Prince
in Airship Flight
for the Kaiser
Germans Stretched Necks
Watching and Newspapers
Told of Emperor's Nerve.

BERLIN, Nov. 10,-It was enormously
reported here to-day that Emperor Will
lam had made a successful ascension In
the Zeppelin airship this afternoon and
the evening editions Of the local papers
carried detailed descriptions of the re-
ported flight OF the Emperor
The explanation OF the mistaken re-
port is to he found In the fact that
Prince Won Fuerstenberg. who did make
an ascension with Count Zeppelin, was
mistaken by the cheering crowds for
His Majesty
The Prince has been the Emperor
travelling companion lately. and when
he made his ascension to-day he was
clad In the same style Of hunting dress
that the Emperor has been wearing.
The people thought that the Prince
Was Emperor william.
The error is the most easily accounted
for because Emperor William was at
friedrichshafen to-day and II was re-
ported last night ,hat he purposed max.
ing an ascension with the Count.
when the Count returned frrn his
short hight with PRINCE Won Fuersten-
berg he was met by The Emperor. who
personally conferred upon him the on
der of the Black Eagle. His Majesty
hung the chain OF the order around the
neck Of the Count and then kissed him
three times amid the cheering of the
aAselnbled crowd.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
AART|N PILOTS
TWO WINNERS IN
LAT0N|A RACES
Victorious on IS to / Shot in
First and on Favorite in
Second.
ospeolal to The Evening worldo

iSir"ill to The Evening WOrld)
LATONIA RACE TRACK. Nov. IL
There We're many scratches here to-
day. due 10 the heavy track conditions,
FIRST RACE-l'ive and one-half fur
longs. Time-lu.
DR.. MAYER, 100 CE. Martini, Is to /. 8
TO ! and 10 /. won.
Killington, III dIedeD. TO l, 2 to !
and even, second.
Mique Obrien, lo9 Grroxler), 10 1.
I,eaper The Robin. Green Bridge.
Governor Haskell, Colonel Blue. Auto,
matte, DR. Fizz. Gold Front, Duomo.
Signor also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlonEs.
Marlnorean. l0j CE. MartinS, to g..
To and l TO 3. won.
Miss Felix, 100 QlufnagleD. Y to /.
To ] and TO l. second
Europe; 100 (BntlerD, ~ to /. S to and
to l, third.
Time X l-5
Lizzie Mclean, Daisy Shine. Miss X.
.. b.. Meada, Autumn wind. Male
Fletcher Lady Hapsburg Cygnet. Dona
H.. also ran,
nci). ~, : to . and Ia ;. won.
Sorrel Top. lG ODeverichD, To b IN
10 and 10 3, second
Dainty Belle. 100 kennedy, to |. $
10 ana 10 ., third.
Time-ll7 30.
Refund Ilasty. Moscow Belle. Mas
tasha, Canillee NJ, Niprlme May Celia
also ran
ForRTH RACE-Six furlongs, Time
Nlerrick lo5 M Martini, q to5 3, Ito
and out, won,
cioisiercss, 100 CpeverchD : to ., to
. ana GU, second
Bonart' 100 (Brannon). > to > to s
and | 10 3, third.
Ovelando also ran
NlFNrH RAEE=Dua Anb ana a, g,l, . !,
The evening world., 1908-11-10
Accident at Tidewater Oil
Company's Plant at Con-
stable Hook.
NEW CLEANER BLAMED.
Firms Firemen EXtinguish
Flames Before They
Can Spread.

One man was killed and three were
plant Of the Tidewater Oil Company at
Constable Hook. The men were en-
poyed as still cleaners and were at
work when the accident happened.
The dead man was John r. Harrison
thirty-two years old, OF No. 81 West
Twentieth street Bayonne. The injured,
all OF whom were taken TO the Bayonne
Hospital. are:
Jeremiah Hurley. thirty-four years
old. Of No. is East Eighteenth street,
Bayonne. burned about the head, arms
and chest, with Commissions of the head:
condition serious.
Barnard Lagen, twenty-seven years
old, of No. . East Sixteenth street, Bay
onne; burned about the face and body:
will probably recover.
James Reagan, thirty years old. OF
No. IA HOBART avenue: burned about
the face. chest. arms and legs; condi-
ton serious.
First Day at Work.
The still that exploded was yard
No l of the refinery department. 1t
was Harrison's first day as still cleaner
a the plant. II Is thought that his
lack OF familiarity with the work was
the cause OF the explosion. The tenn
perature OF st!ll. when the work Of
cleaning 1t is done, is from lsS to
200 degrees Fahrenheit.
The men work in fve-minute shifts,
not being able to stand the heat
longer than that. and II is customary
10 leave an opening at the top of the
still when man enters Harrison was
inside the still when 1t exploded and
1t Is believed that he had closed the
top on entering, and the imprisoned
gases caused the accident.
Blown Through the Still.
Harrison was blown through one side
Of the still and hurled about thirty
feet In the air He landed on top OF an
oil tank He was stll breathing when
men went to his aid. but he died before
the ambulance from the Bayonne Hos
pital arrived.
The three other men standing near
the still waiting their turn to enter II
We're all thrown n considerable distance
by the force OF the shock.
The explosion set fire to the wood
work nearby. but the flames were
quickly eXtinFuished by the oil com
pany's fire-fghting force. The services
of the local fire department We're not
required
Windows all along East Twenty-sec-
ond street, in the Constable Hook sec
tion. were shattered by the explosion.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
Policeman Saves Him.
STOCK eXcHANGf STATS lp.

A srat IN l.t VIEW Yl-a Slow EE,
change was -ofI .l-Iay f1r Tj.OG Ths
last previous sale was made AZ t0.y0Q
The evening world., 1908-11-10

BEST sf.yNlIE 40 CALIFORNIA 4
va Maah ias 70 snhast h0uts, TouFisf sissusx
ssTth, is.ba pfflss. i-ss3-iloo hEesasaI q
The evening world., 1908-11-10
ORlSCOLL AND BALDWIN
TO CLASH ON FRIDAY

The slN-round bout between lem
Driscou NE leather .oisht champion
IT England. aud Muty Baldwin. OF
Bnston, viii take place at a." stag at
t.c FuiruOut A. a., ON lI..y u!sut
prisvol is getting into condition ut
Mrstrhester, while Baldwin is working
at Stapleton, ;, l.
uf his weight England ever sent to
America Re Is as fast as lightning
and 10 expected 10 SCI new speed
limit for sik-TOund Affairs.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
WOMAN CAPTURED
WITH TWO MEN IN
A BURGLAR RAID
Loot Worth Thousands Found
in Flat of Ex-Convict, His
Sister and Her Husband.
BROADWAY ROBBERY.
One Prisoner Dives Thirty
Feet Through Window in
Effort to Escape.
BROADWAY ROBBERY.


Two men and a handsome young wor-
sn. tho wife of ono of tho mo, and the
.,... ., -. ,.,o. o .o,,ou =, -,
oorsiar raid maze oN detectives from
Headquarters, at No. Grafton street,
Brooklyn. at A VI. to-day. with loot
oc,sI-Ing %, iauo,-, mud c,o,b.s valued
.t sevarsI Thousand dollars
The detectives believe ono n, the mon
And nossr1,v tho o,b.r nrisoror. ars
Eastern agents for a gang or orca,tzsd
thieves who are running clearing
ho,,so ~ s.o,ap gooas in Cbicayo
The raid revealed the fact that tn.
ONCE OF Samuel Peck a clothing mer-
chant at No. 500 broadway was broken
open on the night OF Oct, 20 and after
tho safe was dynamited $3.50 in cash
was stolen.
This burglary. like many others was
placed on the list of crimes to be kent
secret from the public. Detectives Dug
gan, Kinsler and O'Farreu. three of the
hest men in the Mulberry street bureau.
were assigned to the case
They found TINT in connection with tho
safe blowing plaster of paris was used.
and after footing the safe the burglars
who were in their bare feet walked in
the plaster. The detectives followed
traces of the MASTER TO the rear ward of
q rooming house n, No 1Os Fourth
avenue
Photos in Gallery
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..rhre. NJ than, two NM, and
.wer.d tho ,a,SIad, ..,rh,,, ,a,, 80
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Ha was ,rrestad ,ot.r in aih.n, ~,
n burglary charge and WAS In tai, there
u.hen Narrbetta bIs vou,s vii. a,d a,
unknown man visited him When rho
two left Peschkv had q ravoIver roma
and n SAY concealed in bis cs,
Thai night he and his con mat.
crook NAMED hartman .scanad Tho'
vera caugb, next dav I'm tLa ain, o,,t-
sid. Albany after ,briII,Do ,hos.
In stoya In a room occ,,niad 10, ,ha
,u,o usn and yomn,, tha da,oo,t,,oa
found a ouantitv or t.walrv ,o,.
nrsss recain, sbow,,. a cn,,sI,sn,,,a,, .,
goods hod haan can, T., ,hIo,,,' 49,,
Jav and several bundles or rnsns
Ths do,oc,iyo. ,hnn ,r,co1 po,,,.
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and the Marchettas to roOmlng house
at No. 92s East Fifteenth street Again
tbav w.rs tnn late "a ar,as, 49,,
- 49, , ''e"''
In some way the detectives learned
Marchetta and his wife were living i'm
a comfortable hat i'm Grafton s,,aat
,,,.I,. -, "''''
hro"h'yn' pussah ana ofarrell' &C
companied by Detectives Donohue and
Finn. also from Ieadouarters On, in,o
~ TO-, ,.,,..I, 90 NV
,he mouse spoFllS AFTER midnight to-
day. kinsler was stationed on the
street.
r.,
'ooN 'n'Tty-root Dive.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
POLICEMAN HAS TROUBLE
IN GETTING HIM TO JAIL.
Assassin Hid Behind Box Until Victim Came
Along, and Then Shot Him in Back
Shooting the Result of Refusal
to Lend S.

In the presence of 200 girls filing into the employ
the immense works of the General Electric Company Horson N j.
to-day Petro Discount shot and instantly killed workman named
Francisco Emban.
the murderer turned with the smoking pistol in his hand
one of the girls tripped him up and he fell flat.
As he fell he dropped the weapon and the girls piled upon him like
players football rush When policeman arrived Dscont
led pile Young women all whom enieavorng to
Each in the way the others and that was
saved Discount The policeman had fight mob of nearly
thousand girls and get his prisoner wagon block away and
finally remove him the iai.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
FOUND FATHER DEAD.
saIoou-kreper "a suicide on A.
count 0f Poor business.

Max schultz, siSty-hve years old,
keeper OF saloon at No. 40 East
Eightteth street, whore ne had uis son,
Max Schultz IT,. for his only helper, pro
Ionged his customary afternoon nap Ia
his apartment over the store iii Mas
Sent up for him AT 40 this afternoon
schultz lived witt his Two daug tiers
and NAV They found MS chamber door
locked Max came up ana broke down
,Le door The old man was found In he .
With gas tube iu his mouth pr
Vaughn, ~ the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital
aid he had been dead an hour Poor
nysiness IN the saloon is given as the
a,lse Of the suicide.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
GEN. GRANT GIVES
Up COMMAND
TO GEN. WOOL
In Simple Manner Turns Owe
Department of the East
to Successor.

On Governors Island to-day Major
General Frederick Dent Grant trans
ferred the command of the Department
of the East to Major General Leonard
Wood In so simple and Informal a fash
ion that no outsider, unacqualnted with
the facts and looking on. would have
guessed that a ceremony OF first import
ance in the United States Army was
taking place
Gen, Grant. who goes tomorrow to
Fort Sheridan just outside Chicago, to
become Commander Of the Department
of the Lakes, left the house which he
occupied during his tenure here four
days ago a had since been in New
York transacting private business. He
crossed back 10 the Island on the TO- 10
a. NJ. trip OF the Government tender
General Han Ock. lie was alone and in
civilian garb.
sun una accompanied, he walked from
the landing dock TO the office of Col.
H. q. $, Hestand. Military Secretary.
ana from there sent word by an orderly
to Gen Wood ana the other officers that
he had arrived.
His Successor Waiting.
Gen, Wood, vino reached ais new post
late last night was waiting for such a
message. Ia live minutes lie entered
cob heistaud's ohice In fun dress uni
form. About twelve ~ fifteen other
officers had already assembled there
likewise in fall dress
Gen. Grant arose and shook hands
with his successor aud badc him vel
come Gen. Wood made short. sulta
bile response. Then the two Generals
retired tur Aye minutes 10 am inner room
10 Discuss certain matters pertaining To
the transfer when they came out "A
clerk had two orders on a table await
ing their signatures The one which
Gen. Grant sisucd read as follows:
General order No. lIg
In compliance with General order
No To- dated Washington, u. G., Ma,
% 1891, the Undersigned re.inquishes com.
mand OF the Department of the East
Then Gen. Wood signed the second or
der, which was AN exact duplicate of
the nrst. except that a MAS labelled
General order No. lii and had The
word "uss4uIta where ruluquisu.s.
appeared In the other.
Iu, junction was over. The two
generals again olasped hands
i want 10 express ans regret at leay-
flHEH In y. a "A pa
The evening world., 1908-11-10
RABBI SENT TO BELLEVUE.

In order 90 have an examination made
ms To his sanity Mag.ststc Breen IN
the Harlem court this afternoon com
mitted Rabbi Jacob Marmos. hfty years
Old, OF ~. No West one Hundred and
Twentieth street, 20 Bellevue Hospital.
where he Was placed in the psy copathio
ward.
The evening world., 1908-11-10
FOUR MEET DEATH
IN TRAIN WRECK?
Nine Others Reported Injured
in Smash-uN ON New Haven
Road in Connecticut.

sAYBROOK. Conn. NOV 'n-It is re-
.,orted hat four men hayr !eeu killed.
ihr,e others fatally injured ana half a
dozen others more or less seriously hur.
"a a trap wreck ON the New YORK, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad a. Deep
FlIysg, "Details are lacking.
The evening world., 1908-11-10

Embriani and Discount were room
mates In boarding house at No. ~
Madison street. Newark. Embriani was
prudent and saving. but Discount spent
ms money on feasting and gaming. He,
was often reduced to such straits that
Embr!ahi helped him with money.
Last night, at their boarding house.
Discount asked Embriani for s.. EN-
briani refused to produce the money and
Discount attacked him. In the fight that
followed Discount was soundly tbrasbsd
and thrown into the street
Discount did not return to the board
Ing house during the night. Instead he
went to friend and borrowed a pistol.
Al an early hour today. long before
me big factory in which he and EN-
hriani worked was open. he dragged a
dry goods box To point near the main
entrance and hid behind IT,
i.e knew that Embriani would pass
on MS way 10 work. As the frst stray
sIing employees arrived Discount
crouched down behind his box. No one
saw him in the half fog that hung over
the Hackensack meadows. and he
watched and waited.
Shot From Behind.
Al last Embrtani came along, m the
midst OF crowd OF girls Discount
waited until he had passed, Jumped out
from behind the box aud ran IN be-
hind him. Before Embrianl could turn
IN response 10 warning cries from those
around him DlsCOnt had fired two bull
lets into the back of hs head ana one
into the back Of his neck.
Enbrlani dropped AT tie door of the
factory, and the girl spectators drew
back In terror Discount saIed at his
victim for moment. made threaten
ms move with his pistol and broke for
the railroad tracks.
At his hgst movement the inaction OF
the girls gave way to a burst Of indigna-
ton, They moved upon him in over
whelm!ns force. Fortunately. as he was
Irown, ue dropped his revolver, and
lac girls, feeling able u take care of
i'm after he mad lost his weapon, at
lacked MIN without mercy
Policeman Saves Him.
They save WaJ reluctantly al the COM
maud OF the policeman, hut when Dis
cOHu was J"lhed 10 his feet those who
mad .ol been able tu get near him la
fore made rush. Tine policeman, hold
ms ui- prisoner by the collar, fought his
Nay slowly down the street 10 a bakers
.Wu..u a hundred yards away
As me reached the wagon the police
man picked Discount up aud threw him
bodily into H. The driven was ON the
seat and whipped up Ns l0fs, Dis
CONT was soon out ~ the reach Of the
crowd.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-03-12

We usually expect the doctor to
put US on some kind OF penanee and
give US bitter medicines.
A Penn. doctor brought q patient
something entirely different and the
results are truly interesting.
Two years ago." writes this pa
tfent, Il was frequent victim OF
acute indigestion and biliousness. be-
Ing allowed to eat very few things.
One day our family doctor brought
me a small package. saying he had
found something for me to eat, at
last
He said it was a food called
Grape-Nuts. and even as its golden
color might suggest, 1t was worth its
weight in gold. ] was sick and tired
trying one thing after another to no
avail. but at last consented to try this
new food.
We'll: 1t surpassed my doctors
fondest anticipation. and every day
since then I have blessed the good
doctor and the inventor of Grape
Nuts,
II noticed improvement at once.
and in months time my former
sFeiis OF indigestion had disappeared
In two months felt like new man
Ny brain was much clearer aud keen
er. my body took On the vitality OF
youth. and this condition has eon.in-
ued.
There's Reason Name give,
os Postum Co.. Battle Creek. Mich
Read The Road to WellyilIe.'' IL
pkgs.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-03-12
NEWSPAPER TROUBLES.

Newspapers throughout the coun-
try, in order to meet the increase,
cost Of white paper-coming, as il
does, at most inopportune time
are advancing subscriptions or adver-
Using rates. Hundreds of weekly pa
pers have advanced their subscription
rates, while many dailies have advanc-
cd their prices for subscription or adj,
vertisine.
White paper has jumped 20 pei
cent. in the last few months. Thi
advance comes on top Of other adj
vances made during the past two
years. The manufacturers claim these
advances have been made necessar,,
by the increased cost of labor and
raw materials We do not believe
these advances are justified but our
opinion does not weigh with tho pa
per makers. Congress gives no sign
of reducing the tariff on wood pulp
and other materials that enter into
paper making, and the newspapers
must make up the deficiency by either
making patrons pay more for the
papers or advancing the advertising
rates.
The increased cost of paper puts a
very heavy burden upon the news
papers, and it is only right that theii
patrons should share some Of the adj
ditional cost. The fact is, there is no
industry in American that yields such
small returns, capital, energy and in
telligence in management and publica-
ton considered.-Nashville, Tenn,
American.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1908-03-12
ROLLING UMBRELLA.

"Why is it." asked An inquisitive
customer in an umbrella shop, that
one can never roll up an umbrella
as compactly and neatly as 1t is rolled
when he buys it?'
"If you have noticed, nearly every
body who rolls up an umbrella takes
bold of it by the handle and keeps
twisting the stick with one hand.
while he folds and rolls with the
other.
"Now, that's just where the mistake
comes in. Instead of twisting with
the handle he SbB3nald take hold OF ii
just above the points Of the cover
ribs. These points naturally lie even
" round the stick. Keep hold OF
these, pressing them tightly against
the stick, and then ren up the cover.
Holding the ribs prevents them from
getting twisted out of place or bend
ing out of shape. Then the silk will
fold evenly and roll smoothly and
tightly."-New Haven Register.