The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 248, Ed. 1, Thursday, August 15, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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ARDMORE IND. TER. THURSDAY EVENING- AUGUST 15 1901.
re?crKrr NUMBER 248
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l P. ANDERSON B. F. FRENSLEY C. L ANDERSON S. H. TORBETT
President. Vice President. Cashier. Asst. Ctshr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Ardmore Indian Territory.
Designated Depository for Bankruptcy Funds m Chickasaw Nation.
Capital Paid Up
Surplus Fund.
Tbo oldoit bank in Indian Torrltory. Accounts of Arms and Individuals
solicited upon tbo most liberal terms consistent with Rood banking.
A Plain Unqualified
Promise to Pay.
No Technicalities About It.
The Best Accident Policy
In the World
"THE IDEAL."
Roberts
Agents.
SHERMAN PRIVATE school
FOR
31st Annual Session begins Monday September 2d 1901. A school of
high grade thorough work and thirty years standing under the same- man-
agement. Teims modorate. Watchful caro over boarders. Send for cata-
logue. Refer without consent to following patrons and pupils:
CJ. Grant Pauls Valley; D. Mays Purcell; J. Hazel Purcell; Richard
McLlsh Ardmore; Holmes Colbert Colbert; B. Driggars Jesse; Overton
Love Lebanon: It. A. Riddes. Caddo: L. M. Maurer. Bocey: Price Statler.
Jesse; Holmes 'Willis Willis: and more than a hundred others from the
Territory.
J. H. LeTELLIER
BUY THE BEST
Eupion Oil
Tbo following merchants only are
Pettitt Bros.
M. F. Bomar
Skipworth & Cullum
A. A. Bailey
J. A. Bodowitz.
g v Kendall & McCbaren.
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Come and See Us J. R. Pennington &. Go. Ardmore Ind. Ter.
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"ACME" HEALTH POLICY
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Which pays
III with any
Typhus Fever
Typhoid I'ever.
Henrlot Cover
Hrnln Fever
Yollow Fovor
Acuto Bronchitis
Varioloid
Asiatic Cholera
Measles
Diphtheria
Erysipelas
Appendicitis
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I'ontonltls
Cerebro Spinal Meningitis Dinbotes
Acute Endo-Cardltls Small Pox
Congestion of Brain Cholera Morbus
annual phcmiam to If permanently blind or paralyzed ts.eoo.
Orwowlllgivo you a combi-
nation accident and
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.$60000.00
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BOYS.
A. M. Sherman Texas.
handling Eupion Oil in Ardmore:
W. A. Payne
W. A. Davis
Porter Staples
S. E. Jenkins
C. Crosbv.
M. T. Felker.
Cora.
Derries.
and Corn
Ti
fit.
$25 per week for 52 weeks when
of these 30 disoases.
Tetanus
Chicken Pox
Apoplexy
Mumps
Typbilltls
Acuto Hepatitis
Colitis.
Acuto Moningltia
Scarlatina
Pneumonia.
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Agents.
A Standard of Excellence...
Blue Ribbon
High Patent
Flour
If you want light
healthful nutritious
bread use Blue Ribbon
Flour.
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ACCUSED OF GIVINC STRANGE
' ADVICE TO CUBANS
If Accepted Would Mean Serious
Trouble Non-Acceptancc of
Piatt Amendment Advised
American Sentiment. .
Toledo Ohio Aug. 11 Infor.
mixtion received here from a
nu" "-w.liiUL Will 11(1 1 tU
gos Cuba by sovoral letters
has it that Congressman James
Shxydeu of Texas was stopped
by (x representative of tho Diuro
Cubauo one of tho leading Cu
ban papers of that city nnd ask
ed about tho Piatt amendment
which had at that time just
passed. Tho tirao was ripo for
trouble and Slayden knew it.
After a little conversation
Congressman Slayden asked tho
newspaper man what Cuba was
going to do in regard to tho
amendment. Tho journalist re
plied that was a question which
seemed to bo up to tho constitu-
tional convention then sitting in
Havana.
"But) said Slayden "I want
to know your opinion about it.
What do you and your friends
about tho country think of tho
Piatt amendment.?"
"Wo don't think" was tho ro-
ply. "Wo simply boliovo that
wo havo to accept it. Our opin
ions don't seem to cut anv figure
under tho'circumstances.''
"That is whero you are all
wrong" said Mr. Slayden. "You
should refuso to accopt."
'Cuba is not in any condition
to tight tho United States" sug
gested tho nowspape? man "and
all wo can do is to accopt tho de-
mands of tho American con-
gress.'' "If you think that tho action
of congress in' passing tho Piatt
amendment represents the opin
ion of tho people of the United
States you are wrong again ''
replied tho congressman from
Texas. "You should promptly
defy congress and refuso to em
body tho Piatt amendment in
your constitution.''
"I toll you that tho Piatt
mondment is unpopular in
my country and is only an
amendment proposition.'
"McKinloy is a weak man and
ho does not daro to try connec
tion if tho Cubans refuso to sub
mit to tho amendment. If tho
Cubaus would only do as I sug
jest ho would quickly find somo
way to havo tho objoctionablo
law got out of tho way."
Within a few days Congress
man Dalzell of Pennsylvania
camo to tho city making a caro-
ful investigation of tho manner
in which tho United Statos mill
tary government of tho island of
Cuba was handling afiairs.
Ho was told of Congressman
Slaydon's mission and could
hardly believe his informant. At
his request a representative of
tho Diaro Oubano called that
evening upon tho congressman
in tho latter's rooms in tho IIo
tel Union and in tho prosonco of
a third Amorican an oflicor
and a compotent interpreter the
stovc was thoroughly gono ovor
Toes Cut Off byn Bicycle.
Laredo Tex. Aug. 14. A 12-
ycar old Mexican boy. while
riding a bicyclo barefooted had
two toes of his right foot cut
off by being caught botween tho
sprockot wheel and chain. This
is tho third accident of tho kind
in Laredo this year
Trades Unions in Japan
Yokohomn Japau Aug. 11.
Trado unions nro spreading rap
idly among tho Japanese. The
printers have formed a union
with a thousand members and
tho railway employes havo also
organized.
THU COLUMBIAN REVOLUTION.
Heavy Fighting Reported on the Out-
skirts of Panama.
Special to tho Ardmorolto.
Kingston Aug. 15. Heavy
lighting is now in progress on
tho outskirts of Panama and
Colon.
Tho rebels are steadily ad-
ducing 011 tho town.
Oflicial bulletins issued by
'resident Castro report engage
ments at seven different towns.
Among tho government officers
killed wero General Rasondo
Madina and four colonels.
Paris Aug. 11. Tho Temps
warns South and Central Ameri
can countries againts tho inter -
ventiou of tho United States if
they desiro to maintain their
nationality.
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DOES MUCH DAMAGEATVARIOUS
POINTS.
Section of New Orleans Under the
Water Hurricane Signals Arc
Ordered out Sabino Pass
Reported Under Water.
Special to tho Ardmorolto.
Now Orleans Aug. 15. Tho
gulf storm continued throughout
tho night.
A heavy wind is still blowing
and much damage has boon donr
at Mississippi Sound.
Tho backing up of the waters
in tho river has caused an over-
flow and much of tho roar sec-
tion of tho city is under water.
IIUKUICANE STCN.W.
Washington D. C. Aug. 15.
iu iiuiuiiui uuiuau uiuuicu
hurricane signals put out at 11
in. today along tho Texas
and Louisiana coasts.
The storm off the Louisiana
coast is undoubtedly of great in
tensity moving northwest and
will probably strike the. coast
betweon the mouth of tho Miss
issippi river and Galveston
causing hurricane winds from
an oasterly direction on tho
Louisiana coast and from a north
erly direction on tho East Texas
coast.
HEAVY WINDS AND BAIN.
New Orleans Aug. 15. Se
vere gales and heavy w'nds aro
indicated for tho next twenty-
four hours in tho middle gulf
statos.
A report gained circulation
that Sabino Pass was under
water but tho weather bureau
has heard nothing of it.
Now Orleans Aug. 15 2:30 p.
in Tho gulf storm is increas-
ing in intensity.
Tho Louisvillo and Nashville
railroad has discontinued train
service out of Now Orleans along
tho coast.
Last heard from Biloxi every.
thing wus all right.
Mysterious Stabbing.
Now York Aug. M. Con.
gressinau Josoph Conroy and
William Francis a millionaire
woro painfully stabbed in a
moleo near tho Gilsoy House at
midnight. Considerable mys-
tery surrounds tho assault.
Cypress Posts.
1 11 u urunii uuiuuci cum i iu ui-
ways have cypress poles aud posts
to fell. Write or 'phone tuatn at
Avingor Tex. 12 liu
ANOTHER MISTRIAL IN FAMOUS
RELIGIOUS SUIT.
The Third Trial of the Baptist Case
Has Been Lengthy Expensive
and Without any Result-
Brief Outline of Case.
Dallas Tex Aug. 11. After
a trial lasting oxactly sixty days
aud that has cost Dallas county
alono about $7000 the jury in
tho famous linydon Crauill dam-
ago suit woro finally discharged
tonight after having bcou out
since Thursday last. Tho jury
at I) p. m. announced to Judgo
Morgan of tho Forty-fourth dls-
trict court that they could not
agree upon a verdict. This was
the third trial of tho suit. Tho
first trial was held ovor eigh
teen months ngoand resulted in a
verdict for $30000 for tho plain
tiff. Thq court of civil appoals
reversed this romauded tho
case aud tho second trial ono
year ago resulted in a hung jury.
This action was repeated tonight.
Tho caso is ouo of the most celo-
bratod in tho state's legal au-
nals. Rev. Dr. S. A. Hoyden
sued Rev. Dr. J. B. Craufill and
about thirty othor prominent
Baptist ministers and laymon
for $100000 damages. He al-
leged this amount of damage
wad been dono him by dofon-
dants ousting him from the
State Baptist general conven-
tion hold at ban Antonio in 1890.
All tho stato and Baptists In
particular havo watched the
courso of the struggle
SPANISH QUNS STOLEN.
They Were Dismantled and Broken
up for the fletal In Tltem.
Santiago do Cuba Aug. 11.
Several days ago it was discov-
ered that two modem sixmch
Spanish guus which command
tho entranco to tho harbor of
Santiago were missing. The
battery and guns of tho Sacopia
battery wero tho only modern
cannon employed by the Span-
ish against tho Uultod States
warships with tho exception of
thoso landed from the Spanish
cruisers. Today tho harbor po-
lice discovered the guns had
been carried to a forest on tho
othor side of the bay and
been broken by oxploslve ready
for shipment as old metal.
Several Spanish ships have
been searched by tho police who
had expected to discover that
the guns woro being shipped by
A. J WOLVBRTON J. A. BIVENS DON LACY A H. PALMER
President. VIco-ProH. Cashier. Ass't Cashier
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
Capital and Surplus.
Accounts of Arms and Individuals
Accorded
iSf'The Neat Time You Want a
$ Sach of Flour get..
I ALBATROSS I
If you want the Best on Earth. A fresh car just 5jt
$ received. 0
Whiteman Bros X
Sole Distributing Agents Ardmore I. T
ft
tho Spaniards to Spain The
sentries guarding them were re-
moved six mouths ago. It was
considered impossible to carry
off tho guus and thoro was no
fear of malicious dostructiou.
KILLING TMBM OPF SLOWLY.
Kitchener Reports flood Week's Work
Anions the Boers.
Loudon Aug. 14. Iu a loug
dispatch tonight reporting tho
operations of tho various col-
umus Lord Kltchenor satd;
"I am glad to be able to send
you the largest roturns I have
yet had for ono week. Since
August 5 tho columns report
thlrty-ulne Boors killed twenty
wounded including Commandant
Moll dangorously; OSS prisou.
ors including Wolmaraus late
chairmau of tho First Vollcsraad
eighty-five surrenders includ-
ing Commandant Dovilliers aud
tho capture of 21000 rounds of
ammunition 751 wagons. 5580
horses and largo quantities of
stock. Most of tho captures
woro made m the Orange River
Colony."
In tho courso of a description
of tho operations Lord Kltch-
enor says that General French
In Capo Colony is "gradually
driving tho enemy's scattered
bands northward.
GOVERNflBNT SURVEYORS.
Arrive at Tulsa to Plat the Town-
Lots Will Soon Advance in Price.
Tulsa I. T Aug. 14 Gov
ernment surveyors arrived here
last night for tho purpose of
making a complete survey and
plat oMho town of Tulsa. . This
will' mean a great deal ro this
Jittlo city. Property owners
will soon havo theic deeds ond
lots will advance rapidly in
price.
Tho Crook Notion Is now tho
Mecca of tho southwest. Far-
mors and speculators ore hero
from almost every state in tho
Union.
Affairs across tho rlvor ore
still in statu quo and Red Fork
is suffering from the delay.
Tulsa will soon be the center of
the bll excitement.
Tho city council of Tulso Is
making arrangements whereby
tho city will extend a welcome
to all comers. Monoy has been
voted for general Improvements
of streets etc. aud everything
is beginning to take on tho ap-
poaranco of great activity. New
oil companies are being formed
and real estate men aro having a
harvest in tho salo of town lots.
Now its a Hat Trust.
Now York Aug. 14.' Dunlap
& Co. with Knox & Co. with
twenty other hat manufacturers
will incorporate a hat combiue
with twonij-Vo million dollar
capital.
$90000.00
solicited. Courteous treatment
all alike. '
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