The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 296, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 11, 1900 Page: 1 of 4
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The Ardmoreite
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Work in its Job
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Printing Office.
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AEDMOBE IND. TEIL; THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 11 1900.
VSRVES?!1') NUMBER 29S
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msiaent. Vice President ; CuWer. iuLCuhr.
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' Ardmore Indian Territory v
Capita! Paid Up
Surplus Fund
THE OLDEST BANK IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY.
Drafts sold oa all parts of the world. Accounts of firms and indiVidoals
solicited upon the most liberal terms consistent with good banking.
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TWO DEPUTY SHERIFFS KILLED
IN CLASH WITH STRIKERS.
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Yontsey Carried to the Cenrt Room.
HI Condition Cerbett Waata Clary
and la Training far Another FlCht.
. Thousands Greet Mr. Bryan.
A FATAL CLASH.
Br Scrips-McBae Preaa Association.
Hazleton Pa. Oct. 11 Strik-
ers and deputies clashed today
at Oneida colliery of the Crosse
Creek Coal company. One dep-
uty was instantly killed and an-
other fatally wounded and six-
teen of the company employes
and twelve strikers were injur-
ed. The dea'd man is Ralph
Mills of Beaver Meadow. Geo.
Killmer was shot in the head
and will probably die. The
shooting grew out of an attack
on the colliery by the strikers.
A crowd of strikers had follow-
ed the miners to the colliery
this morning and hurled stones
and clubs at them. Aid was
asked from Drifton and some
hours later' a force of deputies
arrived. The strikers then at-
tempted to stop a mine train
whereupon the deputies advanc-
ed to drive them back. Sudden-
ly a shot was fired followed by
volleys on both sides. The
fight was soon over and the
strikers dispersed taking their
wounded with them. The death
of Mills and Killmer it was
learned later did not occur in
the general fight. An eye wit-
ness says the two men took ref-
uge in the boiler house from a
crowd ofangry Huns and were
shot there. It is rumored to-
night that the strikers will
again attack the colliery tomor-
row. YOUTSEY'S condition.
By Scrtppa-atcRae Prera Association.
Georgetown Ky. Oct.
Youtsey's condition this morn
ing although improved some
what was still such that it was
impossible for his trial to be re
sumed and Judge Cantrill con
tinued the case until Friday
morning.
YELLOW FEVER FUND.
By Scrtpps-McRaa Press Association.
Jacksonville Fla.Oct. II. At
meeting of the Jacksonville
Auxiliary Sanitary association
having control of the balance of
the yellow fever fund left over
since the epidemic here in 1888
now amounting to $24000 it was
voted not to send any of it to
Galveston as it is claimed it is a
sacred fund for yellow fever
sufferers alone.
Public opinion is very strong
against officials of the associa
tion and urge that $5000 be sent.
CORBETT WANTS GLORY.
By Scrlpps-lfcRae Fitn Association.
New York Oct 11. Corbett
today issued a challenge to fight
Jeffries for the championship of
the world and posted $1500 as
an evidence oi nis gooa iaun.
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Corbett is willing to fight to a
finish or for a limited number of
rounds before the club offering
the largest purse. It is thought
that Jeffries wili ignore the chal
lenge. .
MINERS WILL REJECT.
Br Bcrlpps-McRaa Preaa aenmrlatv.
Scran ton. Pa. Oct. 11. The
impression grows that the min
er's convention will reject the
operators' proposition.
The significant remarks of
President Mitchell at yesterday's
mass meetiu? confirms this
opinion.
MURDER AND REVENGE.
Bv BcrtDDa-MeRaa Prase Association. -
Manila Oct. 11. Another
Spanish family consisting o
father mother and six sons and
by' a band of Lad rones twenty
miles from Massabal. A detach-
ment of the Twenty-ninth col-
ided with the bandits and killed
fifteen of them.
- PETRIFIED INDIAN.
By Bcrlpps-McRaa mm AMOclallun.
Fort .Myers Oct. 11. While
gging. in Indian mountain
south of here the body petrified
of a Seminole Indian was un-
earthed." 4 -
SHERIFFS .DISPERSE CROWQ.
By Bcrlpae-afcRae Press Association.
Hazleton Pa. Oct. 'It. The
shooting at Oneida yesterday
has not effected matters in this
region.
The strikers resumed their
marching this morning and
paraded through the city.
Deputy sheriffs dispersed the
crowd.
ROOSEVELT'S . GREAT RECEPTION.
By Scrlpps-alcRae Press Association.
Marion. Ind. Oct. 11. This
is one of the strongest republi
can towns in Indiana and Roose-
velt was given a tremendous re-
ception here today.
The governor and Senator
Beveridge spoke to a large audi
ence here.
FIGHTING IN PHILIPPINES.
By Scrlppa-afcRae Press Association.
Manila Oct. 11 Advices from
Leyte show that considerable
0V1 tin rr
has been going on at
b""uB
that island.
On Oct. 5 the Americans at
tacked 45 rebels in Cam marine
province and killed ten!
Two ' Americans were killed
and three wounded.
BUSY DAY.
By Scrlpps-atcRae Press Association.
Grand Rapids Mich. Oct. 11.
Bryan was scheduled for six
teen meetings today and the
number may be. increased to
twenty.
He will arrive in Toledo" Friday
morning and begin the tour of
Ohio.
CARRY YOUTSEY TO COURT.
By ScHpps-alcRaa Press Association.
Georgetown Ky. Oct. 11
Youtsey was carried to the
court house at noon today and
placed 'in the jury room.
BRYAN'S LAST CANVASS. -
By Bcrtpps-IfcRae Press Association.
Marshal Mich Oct. 11.
Bryan said as the train left here
today: "This will be my last
canvass. A man can do enough
good in one term if he wants to
do his duty." "
THOUSANDS GREET BRYAN.
By Bcrlpps-McRaa Press Association
Battle Creek Mich. Oct. 11.
Twelve thousand people greeted
3ryan at Charlotte. The crowd
here is estimated at seven thou
sand ana tney gave liryan a
rousing reception.
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION WORK.
By Bcrlpps-McRaa Press Association.
Manila Oct. 11. The Philip
pine commission in an executive
capacity has passed eight im-
portant bills 'one of which pro
vides for a garbage crematory
for Manila.
PLAGUE STAMPED OCT.
By Brrlppa-atcRae Press Association.
Glasgow Oct. 11. The
bu
bonic plague is stamped out.
All suspicious cases were dis
missed today.
Twenty cases in the hospitals
are convalescent.
THE TIMES FOR SALE.
London Oct 11. The report
current is again circulated in
Fleet street that Alfred Harms-
worth proprietor of the London
Daily Mail Ecgland's famous
penny paper is negotiating to
buy the London Times. Already
the Mail and Times are working
together in a sale of the Eucy
clopedia Britannica.
The Times' circulation is about
30000 and is away behind its
rivals particularly the Mail
which has a circulation oi an
even million copies. If the re-
port of the deal is true it marks
the surrender of the last strong
u5 unit urn
WANTS AflERlCA TO COUQH UP
THE $50000 LOOT.
mms An is nro im
Kusalana Cetare the Maachnrlen Cnal-
tel-Pae Tint ExnedltUa Start To-
day Boers te Make General Sar-
render Relief Party Surprlacd.
LI'S LITTLE REQUEST.
By Scrippe-atcRao Preaa Association.
Shanghai ' Oct 11. Li Hung
Chang has asked the Americans
to return the loot valued at $30-
000 which they found in Pekin
and which was the property of
the imperial authorities.
According to the imperial
edict Kang Yi the grand secre-""
tary and the president of the
board of punishment have been
beheaded and Prince Tuan ban
ished to the north and put to
work road building.
DOWAGER REPORTED DEAD.
By Scrtpps-IicRae Press Association.
Rome Oct 11. Italian minis
ters at Pekin cable that the dow
ager empress of China is re
ported dead.
RUSSIANS TAKE CAPITAL.
By Scrtppa-atcRae Preaa Association.
New Chwick Oct. 11. The
Russians have occupied Mukded
the capital of Manchuria and
captured Tien Tng forty miles
north on the railroad.
THE PAO TING EXPEDITION
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By Bciipps-afcRae Preaa association.
Shanghai Oct. 11. Advices
from Tien Tsin say the long con
templated expedition to Pao Ting
Fu will leav Tien Tsin today.
It consists of five thousand
troops British.German French
and Italian.
RELIEF PARTY SURPRISED.
B? Ecrlppe-licRae Press Association.
London Oct 11. A report
from Roberts says the relief
party sent to the scene of the
railroad accident near Kaapmur
den were fired on by Boers six
of the party were wounded and
eleven captured.
FOR A FOREIGN PURCHASE.
By Scrtpps-afcRae Press association.
Copenhagen Oct. 11. It is re
ported here that the deal by the
United States to purchase the
Danish West Indies has certain
ly been arranged
The price mentioned is five
millions and the only objection
urged by parliament is that a
better price should be obtained.
BOERS DRIVEN BACK.
By Scrlppa-McRae Press Association.
London Oct. 11. Roberts re
ports that Colonel Delisle's in-
fantry has been engaged for two
or three days with the enemy
near Reitburg south of the Vaal
river
The Boers were finally driven
across the rivef .
BOERS GIVE IT UP.
By Scrtppa-atcRae Preaa Association).
Lvdenburg Oct. 11. It is re-
ported in the British camp thai
the Boers intend to make a
general surrender on October 16.
DEATH IN FALLING BUILDING.
Bt fk-r ppe-atcRaa Press Association.
Moscow Oct. 11. By the col-
apse of the barracks at Peskov
170 miles from St. Petersburg
four men ana tmrty-six women
were killed and sixteen injured.
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Terror Reigns la Manitoba.
Winnipeg Manitoba Oct. 10.
The people in the district of Bona
sevain Manitoba are in a state of
terror. Today the dead body of
an unknown woman was found in
a well making three bodies in
eluding those of C. Daw an 1 J.
Smith 4 -Covered Sunday.
No entire tor the murder of the
woman can te given and .provin
cial and city cSaers and detectives
A. J. WOLVEBTON.
President. '
DON LACY.
Cashier.
THE CITY fJATIOClAL Bfiffll
Capital and Surplus.
Accounts of firms and Individuals solicited.
Courteous treatment accorded all alike.
the n host -sura
Several Will be Beheaded Life Im-
prisonment tor Others Tuaa Will
be Exiled to Siberia Emperor
Communicates With LI.
Washington Oct10. Decapi-
tation life imprisonment and
exile are among the penalties as-
sessed against Boxer leaders by
the Chinese government This
intelligence reaches Washington
tonight in press dispatches to-
gether with the information that
all the 'powers save Great Bri
tain have formally assented to
the second German note. British
acquiescence is also expected.
A statement of the penalties
assessed against the Boxer
leaders comes in response to
this German note. As transmit-
ted by a news agency message
from - Pekin it appears that the
emperor communicated the
statement to Li Hung Chang
now at the Chinese capital. It
was sent in the form of a re-
sponse to the Kaiser's demand
for the punishment of those who
were chiefly responsible for the
attacks on the ioreign envoys
and missionaries.
It says that Ying Nien presi
dent of the censorate; Yang Yi
assistant
grand secretary and
president of the civil board and
Cho Shu Chiao president of the
board of punishment will be de-
capitated that .Prince Chwang
Duke Tsai Lan and Prince Yih
will be sentenced to life impris
onment and that Prince Tuan.
will be banished to the . imperial
military post roads on the Si-
berian frontier as a further pun-
ishment for aiding the Boxers.
Under the terms agreed on by
the powers of Germany the for-
. . a V a ..
eign representatives at jreBin
are to investigate and report
whether tnese ' penalties are in
flicted and whether they are
commensurate with the gravity
of the crimes which they are in
tended to punish. On the re-
ports of the ministers to their
respective governments will de-
Pthe decision of the powers
aa 10 tne autuacy ui iu wur
of China's reparation.-
A development today of inter
est in this connection was the
fact that Minister Conger in
compliance with a suggestion
from Secretary Hay had sub-
mitted to the btate department a
list of ten or twelve names oi
Chinese officials who were prom-
inent in the Boxer movement
against the foreigners and in a
great measure were responsible
for the assaults on the legations
Pekin. These officials Mr.
Conger believes should be in-
cluded with Prince Tuan and the
ethers in any punishments
which are to be inflicted on tnose
who took a prominent part in the
Pekin outrages. It is not un
likely-that the position of this
Erovernment in regard to the
punishment of these officials will
be stated in reply to the French
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sumce laeai
A. H. PALMEB.
Assistant Cashier. ..
$75000.00
note considered at the cabinet
today. - 1 ;
- Gen. Chaffee continues to exty
cute the programme for the
withdrawal of the military forces
already outlined ' and he - has
notified the. war department that
he will have all of. his" men ex-
cept the legation guard - out of
China inside of a fortnight Tho
American troops will take no
further part ' in any military
operations in China unless they
are attacked which is. hot be-.
lioved to be probable. The offi-
cials do not credit the Russian
Admiral's report that our troojps
participated in the Taking of
Shan Hai Kwan as the sense of
Gen. Chaffee's orders was di-
rectly contrary to such partici-
pation. Bitter fighting does not necessari-
ly mean personal abuse or unsavory
remarks. Keep your temper. Work
for your party and stand by your
convictions work all night and talk
all day if you find it essential to
your success.' It will Irritate yon
and cause Dyspepsia bat you can
find relief for that In Dr. Caldwell's
Syrnp Pepsin which is guaranteed
by W. B. Frame Ardmore DstIs
and Oakland. x
Mexican Joe's Chili Parlor
Has moved back to Caddo street.
Remember that he always has the
best chili and home made candies.
Shoes Boots and Shoes
AT
LYNN
The Shoe Man.
Children Shoes all Solid
Leather go at 50c 60c 75c
Misses' and Boys' Shoes
Solid Leather go at '.
75c $1.00 up
Ladies' Fine Shoes Sam- .
pies go at $1.00 $1.50 np
Men's Shoes Solid Leather
at $1.00 $1.25 $1.50
Nice new line of la-
dies' and gents' dress
shoes at from 25 to 50
cents les's than any
other shoe dealer
ALL AT
'lynn
The Shoe Man's.
R. T. DALLAS
Has a complete line of
Dry Goods Groceries.
Boots Shoes. Hats
Caps.Queensware.
.Bought for spot cash. Come
and get prices before yon - bay.
One price honest dealing to ail.
North Caddo street.
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Is a distinctly superior article for
making delicious and wholesomd r y
mince pies. v.
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