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New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
CLARK WINS MARATHON
THOUSANDS LINE THE
FULL COURSE.
Lee CoIIapses after Forcing the
Pace in Remarkable Run
in Brooklyn.
SUMMARY OF MARATHON RUNS.
in Brooklyn.

SUMMARY OF MARATHON RUNS.
November R5 Madison Square Garden-Dorando
vs. Hayes (professonaD. Won by DOrundo Time.
2:4t:20 2-b
November 2s. Yonkers. Empire City (smnteur)-
Won by james T. Crowley. Irish American Ath-
IetIc Club. Time. 2:49:t6 2-5.
December I6, Madison Square Garden-Dorando
vs. Longboat (professiOnaD. Won by Longboat
Time as :O5 2-5.
December 2s Rye to Columbus Circle tamateur)
Won by Matthew MaIoney Trinity Athletic Club
Time. 2:36:ee Is
january l. Yonkers Empire City (amhteur)-
Won ny Robert Fowler tunattacheD. Time.
2:52:45 2-5.
january 8. Madison Square Garden (arnateur)-
Won by Matthew Maloney. Trinity Athletic Club
Time. 253:O6.
January 10. Buffalo (professionai-Longboat vs.
DoraDdo Won by LonRboat. Time. 3:O3:31 25
February g. Madison Square Garden tDrofessiOnaD
-Iourboat vs.. Shrubb. Won by LOnEboat. Time
a:53:tO %.
February I2 BrookIyn-Sea Gate (amateur)-
yUor bv James Clark. Xavier Athletic Association.
Time 2:46:52 3-5.
The time made by John j. Hayes in the Olympic
Marathon 2:5s:O2 40
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
4 BLIZZARD IN FRANCE.
Edouard C0I0nne OUercOme-Three
Deaths an Paris.

Paris. Feb. 12.-The central and southern poi
tions of France are In the grip Of cold wave
Iyoo,,, srov-falls have blocked traffic, and three
-,orsone have died as a result of the cold in
paris where tonight icy north wind cleared
the streets and boulevards of people The ther-
mometer late tonight registered degrees below
freezing.
One Of the victims of the blizzard was the
we'll known musical conductor. Edouard CoIonne
who fell from his desk tonight as ne raised his
baton for his orchestra to begin playing. A
nhvsician diagnosed the ailment as congestion
caused by exposure to the extreme cold NJ
colonies condition now is said to be satls-
factory.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
STYTY-SEVEN LOST.
Nezr Zealand Steamer Wrecked-A
Fen Persons SaUed

wellington y. T.. Feb. 13.-The steamer Pen
euin. belonging to the Union Steamship Com
nanv Of Wellington, wrecked last night on
Cane Teravhiti. Some Of the passengers and
n,rnher of the members of the crew were saved
but the remainder Of the ships company num-
herring sixty-seven. missing and are sup
posed to have perished- The Penguin is a to'aI
loss.
The Penguin struck the rocks at 10 o'clock
last night in a gale. The passengers and crew.
numbering nearly one hundred boarded RATS
and two small boats. The other small boats
Rad been smashed when the steamer was
wrecked
Tyenty-six persons reached the shore. and the
remainder are believed to have drowned. Ihe
cantain was the last person to leave the vessel
He got on an upturned boat and was saved
Twenty-six bodies have been washed ashore
one woman passenger lost her husband and Tour
children.
Tho steamer Penguin iron vessel or s-'
.ors She was built at Glasgow in 1864
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
A FRENCH WIRELESS TORPEDO.
Invention Said To Be Ten Time More Power
ful than the Whitehead

Chalon sur Same. France, Feb l2.-A tor
pedo controlled by wireless, invented by an
engineer named CADET. was successfully launched
on the river outside of the Creusot works to-
dav The torpedo is said TO be ten times more
noyyerful than the Whitehead machine. Ii is
80 feet long. weighs 5000 pounds and carries a
charge of explosive weighing 1900 pounds
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13
! BILL FOR CUBAN LOTTERIES.

Havana Feb IA bill has been introduced IN
the Senate 10 annuI the order of the American
military authorities aboiishing the lottery.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13

- delightful story" The teapot tells 1t when
~, ,e.. aiesla' Tea: delicious. healthful and re
freshing in fact, "Salada" is tea periecuion-Advt
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13

IsNs RESTAURANT. PARK ROW BLDG.
s Aaia2L4s Tor cuisine and service. Music-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13

FLORIDA OR CAROLINA RESORTS
Seabozrd Air Line, Shortest, quickest route frr
1883 Bway. Phone 5s44 Mads-AdyE-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-13

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-19
DESCENDANTS OF RELATIVES
ASK FOR a DISPUTED ESTATE
VAST LAND CLAIM
ARE WORTH NOW 100000
The First President Was Granted
5000 Acres m Ohio. Which Land
Later Was seEntered BY Others
Congress May Make Restitution. ..

Washington. Jan. is - Foremost
among the heirs OF George Washing.
ton. who az, pressing their claims FOR
$500 Oyo ON account OF lands in Ohio.
is lawrcace Washington. who is said
20 bo the nearest living relative OF
,hc frs, prcsideu, Mr. Washington
is an employee OF the Congressional
library and Is giving his personal
attention 20 the case
The claim is for large 'rac, OF
land lying on the Little Miami river,
which was granted by the state OF
Virginia TO General Washington while
Ohio was s,ili q par, OF thar state. on
account cf services in Oh, Revolution.
AIRY war.
The movement Co obtain The money
started in 1907 when colonel Robert
Z. lee Jr. of Virginia was appointed
administrator OF the estate ot Gen.
cral Washington.
lu the hearing by rha House com
mrree on claims. s, was pointed out
/ thar Washington believed he had @
! good title and tina, Colone, Richard
Anderson. surveyor OF lands az Louis
vile. Ky and an ancestor OF Rep
rrsoutatiye Nicholas lougworth for
g1t 70 notify the heirs OF an a,temp
Co r,-cutyr the lands
Washington never made but on
/ request 10 congress- said his kin.
man. who was present, and that Wa
for the return Of his commission g.
the army. /, was never acted upon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-19
THE STANDARD OIL HEARING
The GREATEST COURT CASE
ON RECORD.
CASE IS NOT ENDED YET
Exhibits ard Testimony Total 50 p
Million Words-The United states
Printing office Nas Worked Fer
Months on TIE Record

New lorh J.n. Is While the
examination OF W " PuHns'on. m
charge Of the records ot ths STANDARD
on companys s pipe lines ou matters
relative 20 the shipping %. Lima. Ind.
ard Oklahoma OIL tha governments
suit for dissolution OF 'he standard
Ou company cam" to q close here
today There ar, SIN ,vo or three
Witnesses 20 he heard 300 rr5uual
The case. which practically ended
,day so FAR "a, 'hr submission OF
evidence is concerned. will uudouht
edly eo down in 'crai history as the
greatest civil action ever brought be-
sor, the tribunals ~ the country
The record already comprises TWEEN.
ty.,wo printed volumes and repre-
sent, cos, 20 thc utsants of almost
lo million dollars The filing OF briefs
ay couuss, will add another mi'uol
or so words 20 the already monu
mental mass OF testimony and coust
records.
Arguments OF both sides u,N' Ap
ril before the ful bench - The Unite.
states Circuit, court sitting n :.
Louis. will further enlarge the recon-
and as the case is TO be taken 20 ;h
supreme court Of the United Sta-,.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-19

Loco. Okla. Jan l>-Au unusually
sad occurNuco WAS the death OF
Mrs Frank Mus-ayr anou, five
miles rorth,as, of I.oeo N-s Mus.
grove was widow for onl, few
month, her husband. yHa-d.Vorhl0s
honest farmer. having been Kicked
a-d kUted by vicious hor~ last,
September This 'oayes five or s.N
orphans. ta, az whom however are
nearly grown l-J Viii 0a understand
Ncvp house thereby brepng .hy fam.
i'y together Mrs Nusgrg,. was
Buried a, Mountain Grow, cemetery
Tho Same day and @, Oh. slme
grave yard Grandpa Mitchell father
ot Paytoa Mitchell, was buried He
VAS very olt-Ner r.gar and lus,
ieu dead OF old age. with only few
moments warning
During %. rcc.H; c.'l ,ry. >'oca
suffered greatly Dl. non. of our
Stoobuea report amy losses
j. D. Wilson who lived one mile
north %, Lnco had .hc m.,to~uu. GO
lose lis house hs lra las, WeIH,s.
da, lt b., supposed 90 BAN. ,aasa,
hy fire blowing from sa. -. place
as ra, r'rt s1g- VAS opened ana no
msmte- gt d. family n .re hyuss
our citizens made un .h-,y-oue doll
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MANY RESIDENTS or TNE DE
srRoYED CITY ARE RETURN
ING AND BUILDING
PRIZES FOR BEST SCHEME
Arother Town a Mile From the Rail
way Station Is 10 &c Constructed at
onee-Plsns for Earthquake Proof
Buildings.

Ncs-.ua. Jan. '>- signs ot renewed
activity. now chat conditions are nc.
comius more settled sine. ... earth.
quake disaster arr uoucaHlc every
whore Many persons Who .,tr The
city immediately after the cata-tro.
phe are returning The number OF
cars Transporting ,rli, which is ouv
ol th, leading industries % ,ar city
is increasing
Plans are being made FOR ,h" build
i-E of q new town 10 Ae -.'u9 ed @ a.
n,ld mile from fHc railway sta.
tiou This plan VAS adopted in order
90 hasten the work Of reconstruction.
Tor .s thg clearing OF the site aad OBJ,
ruins OF -hc old c.-y we're uudyr.akca
first NOR. .rau year would D.. %,
qu.rsd and ,he undertaking. would o.,
Very difficult
The typs OF buildings which will o.,
safest .n ,he cycr, 81 another earth
quake is bsi-s discussed 10 is U'
marked in this connection that ,a,
ouy building which 0t'hsiood .he
. carth's shock was that Of pr CANA
crcri mis- housv was bull, ON a
platform OF cemen, made OF hollow
bricks held together hy wires
Competitive prizes have beer offer
I'd for the best project bearing o.
the work OF reconstruction. wiu
building material whose durability o
fers the greatest guarantee ot sateu
The America relief from tho cha
tered steamer Bayern is being al,
tributed in Sicily supplies hay
been sent 60 Acicalc and the Anet
American relief party is suu worI
ing az Giardini Urgent reQucs, &,
provisions has been received troi
Palermo. and ,h, Bayern will be SCI
there.
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ltldigen Sdufer an Der 9otoHincsStr1be, 5lui.
i6en sSairnlountsatbenue uno 5uhettesSttose;
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Itrtc g1aocipanne mno Iiisgiiiie, RareHersYiii'
tters9apeisn, oeforirte 9eden etc, pitrift3irte
Observation-Disclosures, aunnI,snfbIuB. Gle nliiitelt
gefeben, um sepiiroigi su peroen. IeeHt 1irl
9Tabe tdeIi6 nnS Gonniae. WlaH Hebne Sair'
mount .stDeilue Glefirif6e.
9reIs Der Sduier i%ebrbunhert rye tfirt,ta
Dollars .($t950). Sebr ~uiebrieer 9ritno5tnS.
gu eriraeeii bel
sRalter 8. Eehphaf. @rbauer.
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6. Z. @nIagber, gannnterne1nicr.

conn iauTen Sbnen elm neumobiihes
OJOV .Snls I'm 200 Slot s'ure.aets.
etrdht. @ne uoberren Ginrtftiireen, ab'
5nasfonnls WrtMlib. eenlentirfe Subpege, steler
itHo Soie. Ins spot &rid" aebaut = bran.
hen ME angeitrideIt au iucrhen. Stroben init
ntfrifi5irfen Nadffetnen aepfIalert. Gieortaer
0rlno3inS uno beduen1e Veoiudnnpeit. fuent
eeniiniht. Msent an crt tub etenf.
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gu uerfanfcm cbcr Su uerpadJten.

3u ucrpatbteu ubrr Su rrrtnufen:
Sin eriirldiltaCS SAFE uuo gSirtbi6nit nil
Geoelbabn NIB Nilldro8imutcr. Seroe hicirl
teiicn 4lab all zen rcd)trn Mann pcrpabte!1
nocr OetTaliien. Nieoriae Wfictbe nit lan1cn
0a6tGontrnit. Uidn a%orciltre: IS. 7. 81"
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Stcacngeinde.
Steneneinm:

Steuegeihd:
Gin Srnge piiniht Stcac; ipritt Gnelii6
1tnh ~ocrltebt nit Rferh ulo sub um8ugebcn.
Rab5uirdgen in Gr. i21, S!osEuInsii.S trnbc,
ndbe SrcncrtdsArcnGe. (3lD
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1909" an Die expedition Oieies SIuttcs.
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