The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 85, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 13, 1895 Page: 1 of 4
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OPIICIAI. Oltd.VN OK OKLAHOMA Ill'MOUICAt'Y
Oil M'K OK nun ICAIION. IIAUItMON AVKNUK.
vol. n
GUTHHlifi OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH I-'. 1HV.
NO. sn
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THEMANDRESSMfiKERDFflD
M. WORTH. THE FAMOUS FAS H
ION MAKER NO MORE.
l
1IB PASSBS AWAY AT THE AGE OF 70.
tintiiiiipr for Itojnlty nf Kuinpn nn'l
l.iullin nf Won I tli mill IiIkIi I'mlilim
In Ml I'iiiIx of Hut Win III 1114
Nfituliln turret-- limn ill I ni;
llilill mill 111 1 1 y A iprrll-
lit 'il to it Printer.
I'Aiim. March
nick Worth the
10. Chnrles Fred-
' famous autocrat of
diesi died vcsterduv afternoon
ot
I'MiK'ostloti of llfr lungs.
Tln pretil Worth wns nn Kne;lish
Inn hum at llouiiie in Lincolnshire
hi' M'J.V He was apprenticed to a
printer but gave up l pi'setlinjr in a
fi i months iiinl went to I notion
where he fount work in a dry
roods Store. I'lidcr the spell of
woiirn
III
III Now Nl I) M W IMIK3S-
M M II
beautiful mute ri.iU his aesthetic sense
invoke anil lie ln;tn to dream of a
Itttiire :is n rout inier it ml naturally
loiij'ed to see luit he could ilo In
1'aris t lie ii t-s now fudthii's ehnien
lioine. Ili Wffun to sillily French
Hint uln-n niilv -1 ventured to Purls
where he soon fonnil "orl in a hie;
dry ifooils house. His uulhority in
quest urns of taste was at once leroff-
nieil. lie beeuiuo il partner ju the
In in and gradually rose until in 170.
lie foiiuditl the piiisenl ffieal house of
Umth. To da v the establishment
.iiiliiys I.o.mi persons ami Worth has
lUiaWc iim ns for every wotiutu on .1
j;tiiH'.tn thriitu'. with the siiiirle e-
ceplion of the greatest one - t lie 1 11 ecu
of Kne-lltnil.
'l'he Idjr sleeves which are such a
graceful fettture of to-day's mode aic
u Worth revival. Tin first season he
offered them iiiiioue; his designs they
were ordered for only four costumes;
the next season J.(MK) got iim showed
ilu big sleeves; after that th'ey we re
jjjjicre rsal.
IIARIJY IIAYWARO SliNTKNCIIO.
1 Iih ( iiiiili'liul V liini'iipiilit .Murilnrer
IIiiiiiiihiI In Mlo in lliriii 1 iiit Iih.
Minm-M'oi is Minn. March I.'.
When Harry T. Ilaywartl convieteil
of the murder of Catherine (iing. en-
teied the eouit to be sentenced to
death he wan as leisurely and calm
iiu manner as limine; the trial and
biirvced the croud coldly while the
liiinileiill's were being removed .ludgt-
Smith Hgrecd to camiiic the
grounds uracil for a new trial 011
Mill eh $ and then passed sentence
jli' ha id that he had 110 doubt what-
ever Hint the verdict was u just anil
righteous one and while he did not
b lievi; in capital punishment it was
his painful duty to pass sentence in
lU'coitiaueo with the law. "The
sentence of this court" he continued
is that you be taken to the Henne-
pin con illy jail and there conllned
until after a period of three mouths
a time be lled by the governor of
this state and you be talten to the
place of execution and hanged by the
neck until yon are dead."
Harry listened calmly and sat down
without t lie slightest show of feeling.
'I ho 111- ( oil Strike. -l'li-imii'iui
Pa. March Pi. The
-strike of tin: miners of the Pittsburg
district hub reached a point wheie
both ividefc are claiming the ml van-
tage. The minerib say that they now
have over 9ui)U men working at the
fclsty-uiiic cent rate. The fourth pool
operators held a conference Saturday
evening at which they agreed to my
the sixty-nine cent rate and moit of
the men returned to work this morn-
ing 'l'he leniaiiitler will bu at their
nlitces to-morrow.
Shut I U Ulfu mill llluxuir.
Cincivnaii Oiiio March 13. Mioli-
ol McCarthy u laborer shot '.lis wife
to-duy. went to tlic house of his
lrutipr-ln-luw told of his crime anil
then .shot himself in the breast and
lit down to dlu on the river bank.
The wife will din but tha man is e-
jveetetl to recover.
.lollll II. .Miiniiliii; I'alU.
lUPFAi.o N. V. Maroh 11. John 11
Manning the uluUier made mi as-
siguuiuiit to-day to John A. Kennedy
of tho Niagara bank. The 110111110 is
ascribed to the failure of tho Stan-
dard Hrewing coni'Kuiy of Iltillimoie
which coiii'Miny owec. to him and io
.Manning X- Sous upward of J loj.o JO
After SMUialor (.corfu'a I'luri
.lAcuans Miss. March Vi In an
interview (loveruor J. M. Stone de-
clares himself 1 eundidntu for L'nited
hiatus seuaUir as the suueussor of
ht'uaUir (ieorge who il U iiiuler-
stowd will not bu a cuudiduti for re-
olectiiaii. (.tuts (enluil I urfeotly I i-il.
Ntw Uiti.KAss l.a. Mareli 12. The
case uf the slate against the Ulyuiiic-
clab ms decided in the siipieiuc
court ot faror of the club 011 all point
ill eoiii roversy. (Hove contests will
therefore be permitted as heretofore.
Duniur'n Kiputltlun boheiue.
In-sM-it Col March 11. Commit
te s "-tailed out to-day to raise
- inn) 1 1 fur the national sinning and
ii lu-t .it tpoMtiuii which it has
I. i el t j hold here uet year
THE POPE TO AN AMERICAN.
Details iiT 1111 IiilcriMtlns liitnrrlotr At lilt
(Immnil Ittictinllur of New ork.
Ai.iiany. X. V. Mnrch 12. In a let-
ten to a state ollluinl (leuerul Cleorge
S. ltnchellor of Saratoga formerly
minister to Portugal details 11 note-
worthy Interview with the pop. In
this Pope Leo spoke in the most grate-
fill way of the ejection of Father Ma-
lone as regent of the New York uni-
versity ami then led the conversation
to America. lie expressed regret
that curtain newspapers nnct pub-
lic men In America hud objected
to his sending a delegate to Washing-
ton or sending out an cucyi lieul its
tending to meildle with the 11 Hairs of
11 foreign government or with insti-
tutions with which lie hud no sympa-
thy. 'This Is nn eiror" said the pope.
"I tlo not seek to meddle with gov-
ernments except to admonish my
M'ople to obey tho civil law and to
conform to the authority of the land
in which they dwell. 1 sent 11 ieifatc
to America in order that I might be
better Informed us to tlij character of
American institutions ami the pe
uiil.aritics of the national and state
governments and above all to rocnu-
c.le any uonllict if there shout I be
any between the government of 111 v
church and the government of the
land. I consider Auieiic.i essen-
tially a Christian country. Re-
ligion is free. The government
does not aid nor does it oppose the
labor of the church. I am free to
stiy that the further I study the con-
ditions of this the more it commends
Itself to my judgment. If a religion
cannot thrive on its own merits then
it must stagnate or fall. I tell un-
people to convert Americans to the
faith by proving to them by pious mid
orderly living and by precept anil ev-
n m pie that it is the true religion not
to feek converts except through
menus recognized by thclnwsof the
country mid the principles of human
and divine economy."
GIRLS IN REBELLION.
'I ho IIUlllllH lluillll fur illlt mill I'onillli)
OfTotuluri Hi" Srmitt 0(11 Miillnv.
CiiK'too. March P.'. At tho Illinois
Stat.- Homo for Juvenile Female Of-
fenders lust night thirty-four girls
ranging in years from into 18 rose 1 11
lebellion ag.tiiiit the matron Mrs. A.
M DhjMoii. The latter mil her as-
sistants were powerless to control
thcr charges and were compelled to
shut themselves in rooms to escape
their almost frcn.ieit assailants while
the inrls went through the house
bre .living fui nil ure wimlows.eroekery
ami everything lhe eonl I lay their
I nu Is on.
Tli j police were summoned and re-
stored order which was 110 easy mat-
ter as the ringleaders fought tlespar-at'-ly.
F'.ur of the girls suppose I to
be ringleaders weiv arrested.
The troubli! n 1011 because of this
punishment given by Matron Dayton
to Mamie Davis lit years old who Is
said by the attendants at the home to
he the worst of the inmates.
To-day the girls wore again in re-
volt. The police wore uguin forced
to interfere and tho Inmates were
taken to the nearest station.
FIRED
ON UY
STRIKERS.
Sec 1 11 WiirUiimii In
.Nitu Orleuiu 'I i lee
Attiirluiil liy 1 hull' l'reil(it'tMor4.
Nr.w Oiii.i:.vs La.. March I;'. This
morning a largo number of white
men appeared on the levee and by
threats of violence drove oil' the
colored screw men. The police then
dispersed tin whiles firing a number
of shots. No one was hurt.
Soon after 11 o'clock another
ciowtl of white men made a murderous
assault 011 tho negroes who were
working at the fo t of St. Andrews
street. Some thirty or forty shots
weiv llred by the whites mid two
negroes John Parker and Philip
Fischer were shot and lemoved to
the hospital in a dying condition. No
arrests were made although there is
a large number of police present.
More tumble is CNpoctud.
A I. nl SI1110U llti lather Duml.
Minm.ai'oiim Minn. Mnrch 1
Nicholas ISodvin aged 17 shot his
father Peter I'odvlu twieu through
the head lie claims that his father
attacked him but the ciruuui.stmitlal
evidence seems to show that the boy
uppioached from behind struck his
father with some blunt instrument
and then shot him. After committing
the crimu he gave himself up.
(iowinor Yrlvlnlu)- lines south.
Col.t Mill's Ohio March 12. (Joy-
crnor M-Kiuley left to-day for Thorn-
asville. (hi. for a two weeks' rest as
the guest of Mark llauiia of Cleveland.
t the .MrKciiniiii Optra Mount (Inthrle
Alitriiti 111.
Thirty dollars In prlxeft will buj
given.
1'HOflltAM.
Song Tony Aikins (liithrlo.
(Ieorge Washington Martin
Drls-
con liutnrio.
Mice at Play Lena Wood Mulhull.
Pearl Kreeinan Seward.
ICaiisa) Itl'uzard (Original) Klmore
Halter Cedar.
Suciiuh from Married Life Martlu
ami fi.ieilu Drlscol) (luthrle.
l'on llur's Chariot ltate Amy
II oolcs Cuthrle
l'oliet'inan ICdnn Danuy Meridian
llUuksiulth's istory Winnie Wootla
Crescent.
Original 1'oetn .lunnle Lynds (intli-
rie.
l'olitlcul Courtslilj Agnaa IClaiu-
mon Lima.
Dora Alma Johnson Liberty.
The Light from Oror tho Unnge
Jessie Porter (luthrie.
Debating aoclety Lotta Ogle Or-
lando. Music by Miss Maud llireh the liuly
wliistlur.
Decision of judgec
Uesorvod souU ut Wullaee and Mid-
ler's ilrug store.
Dr. I'urrow is now ready to meet his
many customers and friends. He bus
nice quarters ami Is prepared to prac-
tice all of the new methods in dentis-
try Oraduated at the Kansas City
drrtal colli go Ma'C'il 's'lV took Ins
tlr t course in the schoo: in i-iund 'M
before coining to the territory OH ice
in rojiiis I and . ic(or b'oi U 13 Jtv.
CONTEST
II
SEVENTEEN MEN SUFFOCAT8D
IN A MANITOBA COLD MINE.
TUB AIR SUPPLY CUT OFF BY FIRE.
Only IMcliLMmi IIh.pikiiI tint PtirtnKn
Iim sino nr (lift IHSRslar Six Mint
I'liiilttl IIhiiiI In 11 limp nn t Iih
llrit I. in ill -I. In-lit Vim 1111-
I1I1 In lli.i While Oiks N.
.)!. Minn Acitlilmtk
Wixsipko Manitoba March 13.
The shaft house at the famous Sul-
tana gold mine fourteen miles from
Hat portage caught. (Ire early yester-
day afternoon ami before the llames
were discovered they completely en-
veloped the building. Thls.of course
shut oil' the air supply to the mine in
which were .orking twenty or twenty-live
miners. .Shortly" afUsr 2
o'clock the Ure was extinguished in
the shaft unit the men descended it
rnd found six men on the first level
apparently all suffocate I. They de-
scended to the lower level and found
three more but these men were in
better condition than the others
and ell'orU were begun to
raise them. The first raised was
suffering badly bat was revived after
a short lime. The fourth man John
Lagler was very low when he arrived
at tho surface nnd dleii shortly after-
wards. The others were in a critical
condition when brought to the sur-
fac. but all recovered except Dolph
Krieson. Might men in all were
rescued.
It s.'piiih the air shaft ignited add
niiseil suction of air from the bottom
of the shaft ilepriving the men of
fresh air and also causing smoke to
descend the shaft nnd when found
all were unconscious ami leaning
against the side of the shaft.
l)S.s;u A I' UII1TI5 Ollf X. M.
Six
tollm llnvu linen l'e''tmil mill Ihii
Vure A i-m nil llm SWttl level.
San Antjmio N. M.. Mirch PJ.-
When the stage left. Whitconks yes-
lerdtty it was crtam eight men ha I
lost their lives the only o-io escapin r
being one who was oloso to the month
of tin; shaft when tho lire broke oat
Already siv bo lies have been recov-
ered. Whitpoaks Is over slvty miles from
Carthage tho nearest railroad point
mid the nearest tetegranh linn is nt
tliis place. When the stage left there
the camp was still in such confusion
nnd excitement that little 111 the way
of details could be learned. The
oriirin of the lire Is stilt unknown.
The Old Abe mine is a gold prop-
erty that has lie -n work -d for n num-
ber of years and is wonderfully rich.
Almost from tho grass roots It paid
handsomely and the company's slock
cannot be bought lit nnv price. The
owners :tro mostly residents of At-
biujiierquc. PEACE PROPOSALS.
Itnli'pliillie or C'nroii nil I Miinaturj'
InilMlillllly AjjrHiiil I'piin.
London March 12. A dispatch from
Pekin says that the Chine 0 govern-
ment through tha Inltod States
ministers Messrs Denby and Dun
have already agreed upon the points
In the pence conference regarding tho
independence of Corea the concession
of territory and money indemnity
tho amount to be agreed up n by tint
envoys. It is expected the agreement
will be signed at an early dale.
Chliuxn Attain Hoiltnil.
London March 1!. A Shanghai
dispatch says that u Chinese force of
7000 men supported by thirty guns
was attacked by the Japanese at
Donshotnl 011 Saturday lust The at-
tack was successful and In two hours
the Chinese lied toward Chin Chow
losing 100 men. The Japanese loss
was ten killed. After burning Don-
shotal for strategic reasons the Jap-
anese ro crossed the l.iao.
HER ROMANCE
SHATrBRBD.
I'aiilliii' DiiiiKlitur of l'lilf .1 ost leu
I ullcr mux fur 11 lilMinii.
Ciiicaoo Mnrch 1 i. Pauline ('.
daughter of Chief Justice (''tiller tiled
u bill of divorce to day fr -n her hus-
band James M. Aubrey. Se had not
lived with her husband for some time.
The comnluinaiil ran away to Mil-
waukee with Aubrey then a clerk
and was married to him six years
ago. Aubrey is accu ed of iiuving
obtained mueh money recently 011
false pretenses.
A Heavy mini lliuil.
Ciixto.v. Mo. March 1. W. C.
Cashinaii aged 00 years the largest
man 111 Henry county died at e
o'clock this morning lie had served
twelve years as a justice of the peace
in this city. He wns a voluuteerol
the Union army during the rebellion
and served all the way through lie
weighed -12." pounds only a few
months ago.
Auierleun War Shli ut Colon.
Wasiii.vgion Murch 12. Cable-
grams received at the navy depart-
ment auoiiiice the arrival uf the Alert
at Panama from nan Joint and the
lUlclgh ut Colon from Tiinidsd. Sc
the l'nited Hlatea uow has four wai
shi'ie on the Colombian eoast inuUiug
a formidable lleet combined
(uufiMtiMt IIU fghortiiBS.
Kakbas Citv. IChm. March 13. I.
W. Srvioe treasurer of school dis-
trict No. 0 in Wyandotte township
has confessed to being short iu lib
accounts 91 OWLS') and has turned
over properly and aeeuties to
make good the amount.
I l Tohsciiu I irilyn.l by u 6huk.
Saiisbik. M.i Maieb 12. W. A.
L Howard t ho inn- tin- electric light
plant of this city while starting up
tin machinery v ti r.la wstrtlU
bv ikiurrcut .ml l.ii.iiUcd .n-vi-iivilile
II n ton ii. i- 1. 1 al .1 in l (if re is
l ut (t I ' f b r K-'verj
111
ll mill Mishap' lit Ai'liriMll Cities unit
Inn us.
J. A Ware one of the contractors
011 thethocttt v has been awarded a
130 mile graoing contract on the Trin-
ity and (leorgctown road in. Texas.
Colonel Uwers White is fencing a sec
tion of laud four miles north of Dtle.
Pott county. Itivha." n long lease 01
something like IfWNi acre in that vi-
cinity. J. S. Morrow grand -certaryf the
A. F A A. M. of Indian tvrfHon.
warns the brethren against onv Wil
liatit J. Thompson who is soliciting
aid from the lodges and claims lo be
long to Muskogee lodge Xo. 3.1. He is
a Irani!.
()K. City Oklahoinan: Hon. Kidney
Clarke is home from his three months'
slay in Washington He is deeply dis
gusted over the action of tongrtss in
the statehood matter and the presi
dent in the Oklahoma Central matter
but looks forward to the incoming
congress for favorable action on both
questions.
H. 11. Itrmvn went lo flathrie ye-tcr-day.
He now Iihh a three mouths' po-
sition compiling and arranging the
session laws and overseeing their pub
lication. Mr. Mrown has proven very
efficient ns chief clerk nnd fie laws
will ti welt nnd larefully arranged
ninler his supervision Ok. City Okla-
hoinan (Ircnt excitcmi nl wns rinsed nt
('handler Saturday when a man finm
Clifton rode into town nnd announced
tlint President Cleveland had declared
the Klcktt poo Indian country umm for
settlement and that hundreds of peo-
ple from ill telegraphic p nuts were
crowding Into the new land for claims
Cheapest Place ln!Town
HIRZEL BROS.
Dciilci
Groceries Provisions Crockery Queensware Tinware and
WOOD
III North Second St. German and English Spokon.
" ' -.-- - . - .-..-. ... t T 1 - 1 u 11 n. n m flin m 11 mu - in iiii.iibi.i.ihh.hh
I
ej-Si&Z&?i
Stillwater
E
xenana
SH1VELY BROS. & VAN WYCK Prop's.
Cirat-elass livery barns at Stillwater and Orlando. Tho best of teams nm
Improved facilities for carrying passengers between these two points. Tckh
always rnady to start at any timo in the duy and return at your pleasure
Tho shortoat and quickest route betwean (luthrle and StilHvalor la via Orltnid
(Jko. A. Mkioai.f Proohleni.
Capital National
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
Capital fully paid : :
Undivided profits : :
G- M. BARNJE1S & BON
FIRE LIFE ACCIDENT AND TORNADO
IMSURANGE.
We have a full sot nf records and. arn ready to furnish promptly
To real property In (luthrle and Logan county. We (lUAUANTHIi our akstracU lo
tie absolutely correct lawyers and others deslrlug ulwtiacU that are technically
and legally correct should consult us. Couveyanciug Kotsrlal work and TypetcrltH
protrptly uoiie.
MONEY TO LOAN
tWOFFJCE NO 303
Awarded
Highest Honors -Worid' Fair.
enmm
BAKING
POWMt
MOST PFUFrCT MADS
A put or pe Cu mu of I" 't e Powder. Fret
front Ammchir Alt. ior j.iv other adulterant
O YhM "V" TANDAkD
Later they returned to Chandler tint
received no news nnd now they believe
their informant was n joker.
Dr. J. It. II I.ntchaw of houisvllle.
O will give n loci lire Wedne-dav
March IK. for the benefit 1 f llaplist
church building fund. Mnlji-ct "Marx
anil Psyche.'' Ad mission 25 cunts.
3-lMt
Fot Itent The Iwst stand for n
saloon in town. Inquire of (Icorge
Cooley 1C 0. stable. If
To ltny I wish to buy 11 good 3 or 4
room house in West (luthrieon month
ly Installments; or will trade two good
corner lots for house and pay the dif-
ference in cash. Address II." (Ill
West Muusur. If
. in
and Orlando
e
M L TmtNKK Cshlei
- BANK
5U000
50000
On L"fc'iin county farms
city prnpi rty liive-tur-'
and Improved
H-l t II
OKLAHOMA AVKNUE J)
v -v vvwwnvw wffifi. null if I' .f ssr - mu. . vhumt.
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Barn
A GOOD THING
Push i 1 along. That's easily .lone as the public want iL Our shoe m 1
gn tx-fausi- they have tho feci. P. .w-trians find our footwear a stndy in 1 1
and com fot . Walking stnmim-i r - liting yon feel at home in a pair of t
shoe We bel eve in 1 aving t ue shoe lit the f et instead of Kqncexiiiff the fe I
to lit the shoe The lit of our shoe is as exa-st as a square the BiljtTBttUBlH to
the font is comfortable as n mocasin and the quality and durability aiiporlor
to any o'licr fool'venr oliialnuble in town. Our hoe ' prices leave cotntieUUon
out of sight
;ciiiiii(!f
! o n n (
80PH0I
EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALERS
118 OKLAHOMA
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
t2m e
Contractor
IDstimatcs
furnished on Buildings
Agent for U.
OFFICE 109 NORTH FIRST STREET
ST. MARTS INSTITUTE
A Hoarding and Day School lot Young Ladies- and (.iris
COLLEGE HILL DALLAS TEXAS.
Sixth year. Founded by the Ht. Kev. A C. (larrett bishop of northern
Texas and under Ids supervision. Will open Sept 1? Isilt. Col lee-u and Pre-
paratory Courses. Classics and lli((her Matheiuatics in charge of gruduuto of
Wellesley Colleife and University of Toronto. Departinouts of Musia and Art
under direction of the best instructors tralneil in (ieriuuiiy. lOitsfluml ami i'aw
lOntf Ittnil Conservatory of Musia liloentloii tjiiitflil by tfraduule of the Uiner-
miii Sehool of Oratory Itoston. Terms for tuition includiiiif undent ami
modern languages and all Kntfllsh
per Ai.iiuuu Music Art I'iiocultou
thrinfonnntloH address MISS TOHUEUT i'riiioipal t-Mary
N. F. OHEAOLE
WHOLuSALh AND
CITY
FRONTENAC
CANON
WEIR
And solo agent for the famous
at all times unlec and yard 4 .' Oklahoma aw
TELEPHONE NO. 6.
& HetscSi.
AVE. WEST.
-SKS
Sgric53tsL3GLer
and Builder
of every description.
S. Roof l'aint.
Terr.iorinl
brunches board fuel ll((hlw'asliiuf S3 W
extra churea.
Kor cutti lot ues mu
Mary's InsU'Mto I):
1 fiu
Da us
COAL COMPANY
RbTAIL UEALhH IN
CITY.
MOLESTER
OSAGE.
ltuby Coat of Arkansas
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 85, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 13, 1895, newspaper, March 13, 1895; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc73284/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.