The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 8, No. 277, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 18, 1901 Page: 1 of 8
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V0LU3IE VIJI. 5D&PeVoar?s'
AKDMORE IXI). TKH. WEDNESDAY JiVKNlNCr SISITOIHER IK 1901.
I SUUSCKII'TION V
I One Year 33.
NUMBEJi 277
t. P. ANDERSON B. F FRENSLEY
President. Vice President.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Ardmorc Indian Territory.
-Designated Depository for Bankruptcy Fundsim Chickasaw Nation.
Surplus Fund Cash $120000.00
Capital Paid Up Cash.... 60000.00
The oldost bank In Indian Territory. Accounts of firms and Individuals
solicited upon tlio most liberal terms consistent with cood banking.
TIlC First Man -Who looked for n new place to settle hadn't
the assistance of a Real Estuto
ROBERTS
C. R. Smith President.
Lei: Cri ce Cashier.
Ardiore Hatmal Bank
Ardmore I. T.
Capital Stock $100000.00
A cerreVal bunking business transacted. The welfare of depositors
will be our FIRST consideration.
The interests of bank und borrower nre mutual the one fur-
nishiuR the MONEY and the other the SECURITY.
TsTo business to small for our careful attention.
The following stockholders solicit accounts of farmers merchants
and others:
in Munzcsholincr Frank A. Putt
T. Hledsoe
II. M. Stcifcl
0. T. UarrltiBcrJ
O. F. Tucker
.1. II. Holt
M. II. Akers
0. M. Campbell
Ed Noble
O. M. Redflcld
Walter Colbert
I.S. Munzcshelmer John Illnklc
M. Z. Stowo
K. W. Roberts
J. R. Pennington
W. II. Bleakmorc
H. II. Weeks
O. II. Jones
Leo Cruco
.0. O. Hunn
Leo Cathoy
J. M. Ilobbcrson
T. A. Thurmond
C. V. Rollins
J. F. Williams
W. II. Frame
Hosea Townscud
.T T. Orr
Moran SeoU
W.O Kendall
OIRECTOHSl
O. R. SMITH President. C. M. CAMPRELL VIce-Prcs.
LEE ORUOE. Cashier. G. W. STUART Asst. Cashier.
J. O. THOMPSON Mayor.
J. R. PENNINGTON
BUY THE BEST
Eupion Oil
The following merchants only are
Pettitt Bros. A. P.
M. F. Bomar
Skipworth & Cullum
A. A. Bailey
J. A. Bodowitz
f Kendall & McCharen.
P. A. Laughliu.
J. R. PENNINGTON & CO.-
eed Rye
California Cabbage.
FULL LBNE
Groceries & Meats
"ACME" HEALTH POLICY
a
Which pays
111 with any
Typhus Fevor
Typhoid Fevor.
Scarlet Fovor
Uraln Fovor
Yellow Fevor.
Acuto Uronchltifl
Varioloid
Asiatic Oliolorn
Meaalos
Diphtheria
Erysipelas
Appendicitis
Peritonitis.
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Plourisy
Corebro Spinal Meningitis Dlabotos
Acuto Endo-Oardltis Small Pox
Congestion of Brain Choloru Morbua
annual prbmiam io If permanently blind or paralyzed zaoo.
iWntffiww- W. S. WOLVERTON & SON
toy- Agents.
C. L. ANDERSON S M. TORBEIT
Cashier. Asst. Casbr.
Agent who knew nil the desirable
spots within n radius of fifty miles.
We are
agents for the town of
New Mannsville
Maps and prices of
Residence and Busi-
ness lots in our office.
Sc POLAND
C. M. Cami'Bfm Vice-Pres.
G. W. Sri art Asst Cashier.
P. W. Fisher
J. (i. Thompson
J. II. Sprnglns
J. M. 'Jcmicry
D. J. Mostcllo
Harold Wallace
O R. Smith
V. A.NIblack
A. O. Voung
G W. Young
J W. Ranks
W. A. Ledbettor
U. S. Joincs
John Hutching
Porter Staples
P. M. Snyder
Stanley R. Bruce
D. S. Suu'tfs
W. 15. Johnson
Sam Noble
L. A. Mostcllo
C. A. Milner
G. W. Stuart
J. F. Gwlnn
J. A. Bodovitz
II. IT. Atkinson
H. G. Stoni
T. A. Ledbetter
M. R. Loyd
A. O. Oruce
R. W. Randol
SAM NOBLE Wholesale Hardw'e
Wholesale Grain.
handling Eupion Oil in Ardmore:
Jones W. A. Payne
W. A. Davis
Porter Staples
S. E. Jenkins
C. Crosbv.
M. T. Felker.
Son Bros. Co.
Fresh Car Apples
Lemons
Oranges.
Merchants it will pay you to see us
before buying.
$25 por wook for 53 wooka whon
of theao 30 dlBuuBoa.
Totanus
Chicken Pox
1 Apoploxy
Mumps
TyphllltlB
Aeuto Ilopatltls
Colitis.
Acuto Monlngltla
Baarlatlna
Pnouinonla.
EN ROUTE TO CANTON.
Funcril Train Left Washington
Large Party Formed Escort.
Washington Sent 17. The lust
Chapter of the sad ceremonial tho ra-
moval of the retnaliiB of the dead pres
itlent to the grave at lila old homo at
Canton. Ohio begau at 8:20 o'clock
tonight when the funeral train left
here ver the Pennsylvania nillroail.
Tlie escort for the party from the cap-
Ital to the train confuted of tho com-
mitter irom the army and navy and
two squadrons of the Uterolith cav
alry. The route wns down Pennsyl
vania avenue which was lined on
either side liy troops of the District of
Columbla.Twer.ty cars In three trains
were required for the transportation
of the luneral party to Canton.
Tomorrow still another train will
carry to Canton a la rue party of sena
tors ami representatives and ' others
prominent In national life.
President Roosevelt arrived at the
train at 7: So. Mrs. McKlnley declin-
ed to mo a rollluR chair fivm her car
rlago to tier car and walked with sur
prising firmness to her place assist
ed by Abner McKlnley and Dr. Kixey.
The observation car bearing the re
mains was Hooded with light so that
even an the train swept through the
night the people in the country may
see the casket.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
How the Day Will Be Observed nt
Tishomingo The Program.
As a tribute of love for our lelo-
etl president William McKlnley. dc
ceased there will be memorial ser-
vices beld Thursday September 19
at the lapitol building -when the fol
lowing program will be executed MX.
Cheadh' Speaker of the House of Rep-
resentatives presiding:
Music
Scriptuie Reading Rev. Vannoz
Prayer Rev. Mabry
Reading Resolutions
Mayor J. S. Maytubby
McKlnley as Toachor. . . . W. O. Ilarri.t
McKlnley ne Soldier. .John Shannon
McKlnley as Lawyer. .Nicholas Wolfe
McKlnley as Ropubllcan. . J.H.O'Hryan
McKlnley as President C.S. Stephons
McKlnloy as American. Win. H.Murray
McKlnley as Husband
Mrs. S. J. Treadwell
McKlnley as Christian
P. H. H. Shearer
Special prayer for Proaldont Rooe
volt and the Nation.
Ronedlctlon.
All business houses wilt be closed
during those services.
THE PRESIDENT'S SUCCESSOR.
Who Succeeds to Authority When tht
President and Vice President Die.
Many requests are made for tho
publication o the order of succch
slon In tho event of the romoval
death or resignation or inability of
the proaldont or vice proaldont.
In that event tho secretary of state
shall act as prcsldont until the dls
abilities aro removed or a proaldont is
eltcted. If there is no secretary of
state the other momhors of the cab
Inct would be ellgiblo in tho following
order of succession: Secretary of war
nttornoy goneral postmaster-general
secretary of tho navy secretary of tho
Interior; all except tho secretary nt
agriculture
The acting president upon taking
tho oath must convono congress In
extraordinary session giving twenty
days notice.
To have tho right of succession tho
cablnot olllcors must havo been con
tinned by tho senato nnd bo ellgiblo to
tho presidency under tho constltu
tlon.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
Approved at Joint Session of Chlcka
saw Legislature at Tishomingo.
Tishomingo I. T. Sopt. 10 1901.
To Mm. Win. McKlnloy Washington
D. C
I havo tho honor of transmitting
herewith tho resolutions passod at
this morning's Joint session of tho son
ate and hoiiso of roprosentatlvos of
tho Chickasaw legislature oxprosBlv
of our sonso of aflllctlon In our conn
try's and your overwhelming bereave
ment In tho doath of your bolovod and
illustrious husband:
"lie It Rosolvod Ry tho Senato nnd
House of Representatives or the
Chickasaw Nation In Joint sosslon as
sombled that in tho passing away Ir
tho very zenith of his illustrious ca
reer of usefulness of our chief oxocu
tlve William McKlnloy there has fat
Ion upon this Nntlon. as upon all our
groat Ropubllc tho shadow of an
Ir
roparahlo loss;
Resolved That wo tender to M
Irs
McKlnley In this hour of grief nn
National sorrow our warmest assur
nce of sympathy and that upon the
blor of her renowned husband nnd
this Nation's friend the feeble tribute
of our tears wilt lie mingled with
thoso of a Republic to whoffa glory
ho contributes so much.
"M. V. CIIKADLU. Speaker II. R.."
Ruootnmended by J. Ws. Parker.
Ropioauntatlve Tishomingo Bounty.
BRITISH MAIL.
It Will Oo Via the United States In-
itend of Through Ouez.
Omaha. Neb.. Sept. 17. At Union
Pacific headquarters It Is announced
that as a result of the fast time made
hy the train carrying mall over the
country enroute from Australia to i.on
don. such mall will In the future go
vlft. th United States route Instead nf
the Slier canal. The mall was carried
form San Francisco to New York over
the Union Pacific. Burlington and New
York Centtral and the time from Sid
ney to T.ondon was cut down seven
days. The mall consisting of one hun-
dred and twenty-seven sacks left Sid
ney N. 8. W.. at 10 a. m.. August 13
and was delivered to the London itost-
olflce at 7 a. m September It. Im
portance attaches to the new depart-
ure in handling the British mall be
cause It consists largely of documents
Intended for the British parliament
which wilt hereafter pass across the
Western continent.
HIS NECK BROKEN
Married Man Killed for Mu.i v a Re
mark About a Young Woman.
Urlstiy! . Tenn. Sept 17. Charles
Benton a young man. killed TSskel
White a man of family at Pish
Springs Carter county last night.
White had reprimanded Benton Tor a
remark the latter had made about a
young woman whereupon Benton
swung a 1-ight-lmnder blow upon
White's neck. The latter foil over
dond and an examination proved that
his nock was broken by the blow lien-
ton was locked up.
Victim of Tobacco.
Senator Burton of KaiiButs says
President McKlnloy was a victim of
tho tobacco hnblt. When he hoard of
the relapse nnd death of the presi-
dent ho said: "I was afraid of that.
I was a! raid that his lioait would not
stand It. It was weakonod by tho In-
cessant use of tobacco. Tho proaldont
was always smoking. I have rarely
ever aeon him that ho didn't have a
Cigar in his mouth."
This led the senator to general re-
Hoctlona on tho danger of tho use of
tobacco. ."I stopped smoking last May"
said Senator Burton. "It wna had for
tne. If a man smokod li moderation
always there would not be as much
harm in it If he only smokod ona ci-
gar alter oacli moat it would bo all
right but tho trouble Is ho won't do
that. He gets used to smoking whllo
he Is engaged In business nnd finally
a cigar gots to be a business compan
Ion and beconios ludlsponslble. Then
ho begins smoking an unlimited nuin
her. Then tho damngo begins."
To this tho Register says:
So tho president's death was not
entirely owing to tho nssassln's bullet
hut to a combination of bullet and
tobacco. If tho statement made by
tho Kansas senator could bo sustained
on tho witness stand by reputable mod
leal opinion would It not save tho life
of Czolgosz hy establishing tho fact
that the president's habits led to his
death nnd that ho might havo rccov
ered If ho had not been a tobacco
user? In the nbsenco howovcr of such
reputable medical evldonce It Is not
likely that tho opinion of tho sona
tor will havo groat wolght in saving
tho assassin from his Just punishment.
Prosldont McKlnley Is not tho first
prcsldont of tho United Stntos whoso
excessive uso of tobacco has cut short
his life If such was true in ills case
Grnnt was a slave to tho cigar anil
tho cancer of his tonguo thnt proved
fatal was caused by ills constant
smoking.
Tho young man who would onjoy
long llfo whether ns proaldont or In
a humblor sphoro will contribute to
that end by emulating tho virtuous
resolution of little Robert Rood.
Spanish Comment.
Madrid. Sopt. IS. -Commenting on
President McKlnloy's death tho Hpo-
cha says:
"God. pardoning errors has tnken
him to His breast. Weakened ns we
aro wu will also pardon his wrongs
In tho losses wo incurred."
The Corroo doos not anticipate thut
President Roosovolt will Inltlato nny
changes In tho policy of the adminis-
tration. ncach & Bowers' famous minstrels
Is tho only renl twentieth century min-
strel show coming this season.
NEARLY LYNCH MRS. NATION.
Mob Frenzied by Her Remarks That
She Wanted McKlnley Killed.
Rochester. N.Y. Sept. 17. The time
ly Intervention of a squad of H)1Ip
and a hit of a strntegy on the part of
Proprietor C. A. Montague of the Ho-
tel Montague yoatenlay evening wiv-
ed Carrie Nation the saloon smasher
rrom the fury of a mob of nlmut 800
people who gnthored around nnd hurt-
ed Imprecations nt her.
Mrs. Nation enmo to Itochester from
Cayuga Park nt 7: 16 o'clock yester-
day evening and was compelled to
remain over until 0:27. when she left
Tor Beaver Falls. Pa. When she ap-
peared on the platform the crowd at
the depot cheered until someone hap
pened to reniembor that Mrs. Nation
had beer reported as having rejoiced
at Coney Island Inst week over th
shooting of the president. A cry that
the "ol I rretch" should be lynch
ed threw the mob Into a freury.
Mr. Montague walked ahead of th"
smasher who was soon surrounded
by officers white Me vera 1 other police-
men kept fighting back the crowd.
The "home defender" shouted against
whisky and clears and calling upon
her rev Hers to allow her to make a de-
nial of the newspaper reports wna
hustle! through the station across
Central avenue nnd Into the Hotel
Montague. The crowd surged behind
her and ftllen the air with cries of
lynch her!" "(let out of town you
old hag!" and "She was gtad McKln
ley was killed; let's kill her." She
was shoved hy imtlcemen Into the Imr-
room. At this Instant a loud crash was
heard as the crowd surging forward.
broke through tho line of police Jt
one K)lnt and wrecked the big glass
window in the front of the saloon.
Mrs. Nation was taken to n room on
tho second floor and lockod In two
policemen standing guard utaldo. Ton
minutes before tho train was duo to
start she was escorted back to the
station by tho police who wore forced
to draw their clubs to protect hor
from bodily Injury'.
ODD FELLOWS' GRAND LODGE.
Proceedings of the Opening Session
at Indianapolis.
Indianapolis. Sopt. 17. This city
will thl.? week entertain tho Sovereign
Grand Lodge nnd Patriarch Militant
I. O. O. F. Today the first of the en-
campmont brought many Odd Foh
lowk to tho city. nn tho city is decor-
ated in their honor. Intertwined with
tho ilnss and bunting nre stroamors of
black as a token of respect to tho
late Prosldont McKlnloy.
The first session of tho Sovereign
Grand Lodgo was held in the halt of
the house of representation at noon
today and was addressed by Grand
Slro A. C. Cable of Covington Ky.
Ilo said that during tho yonr ondlng
Decombor 31. 1900 there had boon
173820 Initiations to tho ordor of
which 2075 wore in tho foreign Juris-
dictions. Tho total amount spent In re-
lief wns $3730002 an Incrcnso of
$41201 which however Is n much
smaller Increase than for tho preced-
ing year.
Tho total Increaso of rovenucspf
all subordinate branches was $488T8I0?
During this porlod the oxpenses In-
creased $329713 (a gain over 1800)
and tho surplus revenue amounted to
$1737322 out of which tho increased
amount of invested funds ($929328)
came.
Tho report of J. Frank Grant of Bat-
A. J. WOLVERTON B'.J. A. BIVENS 1DON LAOY.l A H. PALMER;
President. VIco-ProH. Cashier. Ass't Cashier
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
aifjedivtcdfze:. i. r.
Capital and Surplus.
Accounts of firms and Individuals
Accorded
yFTKR. Tuesday Sept. ioth we will be
found at our new stand--Noble Bros
building corner Main and railroad where we
will be better prepared than ever to serve our
trade.
tlmore. grrnd secretary for the year
ending December ill 1000 states thnt
the closing year of tho Nineteenth
Centuiy was marked by nn Increase of
subordinate lodge membership which
tins neer been eqttnlled. By adding
tho growt.. In subordinate lodge mem-
bership In the year 1000 to tho sisters
united with Rcbehnh lodgos nn lu-
crease of nearly 70000 la shown the
largest in any year of the order's his-
tory. The greatest foreign progress
was reported Ir Australia where there
are live grand U dgea nnd about 25000
members.
A MURDEROUS NEGRO.
Kills One Woman Another May Die
Another Seriously Injured.
Special 'Phone to the Anlmoratte.
Dhvh. I. T. SopL IS. Quite n shoot-
ing bee nnd general light or-ciimxl at
the home of John Fulclier. n negro
in the southwestern part of town last
night at 8 o'clock.
John .loiics colored whose wife hud
left him and gone to Fulc Iter's home
went 'here and shot Maggie Fiilchur.
wife or John through the nose killing
her Instantly. He then attempted to
shoot Fulcher but the latter knocked
the gun to one side the bullet lodging
In the wall. Jones then struck Lu-
clmly CuJIert. who was visiting the
Fulchov family twice across the hvnd
with the gun.
His next object of uttdclt was his
wife whom he drugged from lied
nnd broke his gun across her head
leaving her for (lend.
lie then Jumped out of a window
and left going In u southwestern di-
rection. Jones is a black mulatto about six
feet tall weight 176 pounds 38 yanrs
old and Is clean shaven. He wore grey
pants a square-cut light cont and a
black hat with a narrow brim. Ollioors
aro now searching for Jones
HOXEY GREEN SHOT.
Wound Not Serious Trouble In a
Lawton Saloon.
Special lo tho Ardmorolte.
Duncan. I. T. Sept. IS. Nows lias
reached hero of tho shooting of Roxey
Groon n former resident of this
place at Lawton. Inst Saturday.
Tho shooting occured In tho Hub
snloon at Lawton. whore Green was at
work.
Green had glvon a man tinned
Pniks a chock for $2C.
On Saturday Pnrks entered tho sa-
loon went up to Groon t.d told him
"tho chock wns no good llko sovor-
al others tio had glvon." Green then
hit Parks .with a boor glass knocking
him down. Then Parks nroso and drew
a pistol firing nt Green tho ball strik-
ing lit in just holow the left nipple
and ranged around on the ribs to the
splno.
Groon Is roportwl Improving nnd tho
wound Is not ns sorlous as was at
first thought. Parks Is under nrroet at
Lawton.
Scar-Faced Jim Killed.
A special from South MoAIester
says Deputy Marshals Crocket Lee
and George Ilolvey shot and in-
stantly killed a noted desperado
nnd whisky peddler known as Scar
Faced Jim near Scipio this moru-
ian. Tho desperado was shot
whilo resisting arrest.
Call at the Big lumber yard and
see tho best shingle ever manufac-
tured. dwlOl
$90000.00.
solicited Courteous treatment
all alike.
WHITEMAN BROS.
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