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VICTORY FOR JOHN W. GATES
Hennessey Clipper. | C0UNTRY,s gold supply.
lU O. MILLER, Editor and Publish**
C. H. MILLER, Proprlator.
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f*I.OM0,0'47.4«)K. i«4 AKHUmt tUUI-MM7,-
"l* In I KUli— (jilli| in Trmnury.
Washington, Dee. 1. The largest
-foek of ffolil rniii ami bullion ever
held in flu* I nitt-il States is now ac-
cumulated in the treasury and its
brauehcR. I lie total lias been rising
steadily during the whole of the pres-
1^ lent year and In now $474,108,336, or
g ibout $70,000,000 greater than at the
I & ,,|ose * *
1 fe f I he
I he inIIn\ of pold into
Dines partly from the
CURRENT COMMENT.
Canada rxpeefa a population of 0,-
000,000 in its census returns nexl year.
.New York and Pennsylvania have eaeh
more inhabitants tlnin the doininiou.
i f 1 SOU.
en 8u ry
o % I Ni'W {fold from I lie Klondike mid ollic
_ |£ !mine*, but its retention is due to the
* r f j pressure for eurreney, which lends to
| ncceptnm*. of gold eertifleiiteK and
<>, [ "Iln-r paper money in preference to
I* | roin. Tin; cold supply or the eouiitrv
on the ln.st dny of JMI0 was estlniuteil
$601,947,118. The estimated
|iuuouiit November 1, 11100, was SI,oso,
% !"27,407, and it is probable that tli
j? port for December | will g|,„,
_ I least $1,100,1)00,000, The treasury nf
tlelalK are lonflileot that the round
Rum of $475,000,000 in trcamtrv gnl
holdings will soon be attained,
that even $.i(IO,000,000 is not lie von
reasonable expeetution.
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pro-
sit t.i
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No law for
liquor trallie
satisfactory ft
dis|>ensary pi.
Dakota a few
to lie a suceei
last election.
has
> the public
ill adopted
illation of t lie
been entirely
The state
by North
id I lu u«;ht
lied at I he
•epei
I'ket,
A Kansas City justice v\ hose <
is filled with domestic cases ail\<
a graded form of punishment for wife-
beaters. lie would begin with an or-
dinary elm club, then advance to tin
whipping post and finally round up th.?
offender on ihe gory block.
A I'oston physician was recently
called to a family which he found in
such destitute circumstances thai he
gave, in addition to his prescription,
a $* bill. Happening in the next day
he discovered that his gift had bei
thus spent: Three dollars to the
priest and to get another doctor.
^ ear ago an Illinois town named
one of its avenues after a prominent
citizen, who at the lime was foremost
In all good works, a pillar in tin
church, and superintendent of a Sun-
day school. I nhappily, he swindled
many people and committed forgery
subsequently, and is winding up his
varied career in the penitent iary. N<
the good people of the town are la-
boring to have the street's
changed.
NATIVES TO BE HANGED.
ii'ii. MarArthur linn « 'onfirinoil the Sci
lenrcH I'nftHtHl I pnii M**ml>rrii of "Guard*
<l« Honor" Th#. Imiiniin Floated.
Manila, Dec. I. (len. MaeArthur
has confirmed the sentcneeK of linn
ing passed upon four natives reeei
ly couvictcd of murder at IJngiiyur
The condeinned were members of 111
"Ouanlia de Honor," a band of
sassins, whose victims were kidnaped
and boloed. They will be hiing l)i
ceinher "1.
Ihe I nltcd Slates transport I nil i
ana, which, as announced Xovcmbt
17, went ashore on the east sith
the Isle lie I'olillo, off the east coast
or Luzon, was successfully float!
and arrived at Itinniigonnn souni
short id coal. She transferred to tin
I niteil Slates transport lVnnsylvani
the Clint indent ot the Twcnty-scconil
infantry and the supplies destined for
ilaler and then proceeded fi
( neeres, on the lliol river,
of South ('a marines.
\ ncv
provide
naine
Kecent estimates are to the effi
that asphalt is being dug out of the
famous tar lukcs of Trinidad tin
most notable existing sources of I
material in the world—at the rate
80,000 tons per annum. There i
still I,"(00,000 tons in sight, but at this
l-ate the supply could not last long
were it not that the lake of bitumen
referred to is receiving constant i
eretion from the bowels of the carl
In his annual report Secretary bong
again calls attention to the growing
1 1 or more men for service in tin'
navy, lie points out the serious fa
that if a war emergency of any kind
were to arise at the present time then
would be neither officers nor seamen
enough to man the existing I1e<
\\ hen the vessels now under con-
struction are completed they will re
ipiirc an immediate increase in the
listed force of not less than 5,000 men.
Ida Hulk tendered a street car co
cine tor in Toledo a $20 bill in payme
Of one fare. The conductor refused
to accept the hill on the ground that
he did not have change for that
amount anil ejected the woman from
the car. Hhe brought suit against
the company for damages and the case
was decided against lier. Judge I'ugs-
lev said in deciding the case that it
was unreasonable to expect the street
ear conductor to carry that amount
of change.
t la-
th
approach
iiama company
TO PUSH THE CANAL.
I'rcNhlcnt MeKlnlny Will, It 1m Maid, I'rRe
Quick l.pglftlntIon for * mint ruction
of tti«(ir«Mtt Waterway.
Washington, Dec. I. President
II"tin, of the Panama Canal conipunv
died by appoint nicut upon Secretary
Hay 1' riday and had a long talk wi
him touching the prospects of
I Villain .1 canal as affected by
probable legislation at tin
ing congress. The 1
has as yet made no official tender of
the properly lo the state depa
nicut, it has, however, presented
the Isthmian Canal commission,
which Admiral Walker is president
full statement of the affairs of the
mi pa ay and the conditions upon
which it might be willing to pass c*
trol of its property to the United
States government in the event flint
the i'anama route should be chosen.
It is evidently the intention of flic
idininistration to press canal legisla-
tion upon congress earnestly and
speedily from the beginning of flu?
session.
A lecturer on foods says that the
amount of sugar to be given to chil-
dren and the best form in which to
provide it arc important questions of
their diet. Jt is admitted that sugar
is a food especially adapted to chil-
dren, because of their great activity
and proportionately greater need of
heat and energy. These same author
itics agree that sugar should not hi
combined with the staple food of
the child; that is, put in milk or
sprinkled on cereals, but should lie
furnished in lumps or in homemade
candies.
The census or \i u York state re-
veals in striking fashion the uriia i
trend of the nation's growth. The
state, as a whole, gained 1,270,1 .Hi in
population, or 21.01 per cent, in tli
ten years, which is a greater gain
than in most of the western states,
but not so great as the gain in Ithod-
Island, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
•mil other states which arc more dis-
tinctively manufacturing communl
ties. In Xew York state, of the total
gain of 1,270,1 "y inhabitants. '.174.0:;'!
was in the three counties of
York, Kings and 1'ric.
DANGER OF STARVATION.
tiiilrnl Homy Knporln lll.itiit«.r Wrought
l y Typhoon at Cluam and AnUh for
Additional ProvUlona.
Washington, Dec. l. Admiral
Itemey, at C'avite, I'. I., has received
the ollicial report of the disastrous
typhoon at (iuam. tiov. Scliroeiler
rports danger of starvation and asks
for 05,000 pounds of flour, 30,000 bis-
cuit, 1,000 pounds of sugar, 20,0011
pounds salt pork, 20,000 pounds lice,
all tor destitute natives. Secretarv
.ong lias directed that these supplies
be dispatched at once.
Ilylnif f i "in 1111 Afrcirlou. llMKliig.
Philadelphia, Dee. 1. A special to
the Press from Itristol, Pa.,
Oscar I.. 1!
ftil.r.1 Jui||h TliHy.r Appoint. Iti-c>lrrr
for thff Ouardtau TruNt ('<>iiiptnv, of
Wlilrti Stilwell IVai 1'rfMMlt iit.
St. bonis, Dec. 1.—Judge Thayer,
III the I nited States circuit court of
appeals, rendered his decision on the
appeal of John W. Gates ct al. for
the appoint nicut of a receiver for tint
tiiiardian Trust company, of Kansas
nty, of which \. E. Stilwell is jiresi-
dent, and issued au order appointing
francis M. lllaek, of Kansas City, ex-
judge of the Missouri supreme court,
to that position, with a bond of $100,-
000, The court finds that for the
tectum of all interests it is hi
place the assets of the trust
W in 'I us 1 mly of a competent
receiver until a filial decree shall be
rendered, or until some arrangement
shall bo made among the share-
holders which will enable the com-
pany to resume its business with
adequate capital and conduct it 011
proper lines.
FOR SAKE OF A BRIDE.
I'rliiri. (lenrffn of drnpee, Who W.11M to
Slurry I'rlnir,, Victoria of Wale.,
Would Kiubroll Knrop. n Pow.ru.
London, Dec, I. There is an impor-
tant diplomatic hitch ill the formel
announcement of the betrothal of
young Prince Ceorge of (irecce ami
rrineess Victoria of Wales. The
prince is the high commissioner of
, under appointment or the pow-
ers. The island of Crete, however, is
dependency of Turkey, and if the
princess married the prince under the
present political stains ,,r the island
she been a subject of the sulfa"
condition which would start
mighty howl throughout (Ireat lirit
1 i 11. Prince George hoped to
the difficulty by inducing England I
annex ( rete, a change also much dt
sired lil all the Creiitans. I,ord Salh
bury does not regard the plan
feasible at the present time.
.OKLAHOMA
IMPORTANT EVENTS OF THE TERRITORY.
Negro Murders Another Nepro.
Guthrie.—A special to the Capital
from Luther says: Sam Uodbnlt
gr.
Would Adopt This Plan
The Anti-Salooa league luis finally
city yester.laj (.2, m the court room. wm be to urge the passage of a lmv
ar rested by former | which will place the liquor traffic under
SALOONS IN MANILA.
'lliart* Aro Iflfl Llr«<n M UutRtandlnK. a lit
rr <a*«. or un Since American Mcnnnei*
Itcicaii Tlin fee IikthuhhU.
Washington, Dec. 1. The divisio
of insular all'airs of the war depnr
nicut lias published a statement rcli
live to the liquor trallie in .Manila. I
shows that the American authoritii
increased the license fee from
$-1 for each saloon to $000 for saloc
of the first class, $2.'>0 for those or
the second class, $100 ror the third
lass and $">0 for the last class, con-
sisting „f those located outside of
the business district. There w
only l.i.i licenses outstanding on .linn
10, a decrease of till since the Atneri
1 licenses began. Spaniards hold
licenses, Americans 2:1, Filipinos 2(i.
negroes 2, Chinese S, Japanese ;i nod
persons of unknown nation.flity 27.
URGES PURE FOOD LAWS.
Senator Milton Kay* There Im Not an Arti-
cle of Staple Consumption Hut It Adul-
terated l y IIimcrupnlouH People.
Washington, Dec. J. "Jt is timi
>r congress to take sonic step in tlir
lirection of regulating the sale of
idulteratcd food products,'* saigl
Senator Mason. "If is an outrage to
iltn « ir on unsuspecting purchasers
111 adulterated article or an imitated
brand when they are paying tin
price of the genuine article. It is not
lit. It is dishonest, and I believe
ongrcss has flic power fo pass a law
punish such dishonesty. I am told
there is not an article of food, such as
buffer, milk, lard, cheese, flour and
maple sugar but is adulterated by
unscrupulous people. This constantly
owing business of adulterated food
products is hurting our export trade
bread stuffs and prepared food
products."
He was ut once
Sheriff Cressley and taken to Oklahoma
Cily. According to reports from
the scene of the shooting, Jackson had
stolen some goods from liodbolt's house
Monday night. Godbolt had him ar-
rested and his trial came up 3*csterilay
afternoon. I11 his testimony Jackson
so enraged Godbolt by his version of
the affair that the latter lost all con-
trol of his temper and left the court
room, and went down town. He se-
cured $15 by mortg-aging his horse and
l)UtfR\V an*i went to the hardware sto:-e
where he purchased a cheap 38-calibre
revolver and started for tlie court
house. On entering the court room he
pulled out the gun and uttering vile
curses at Jackson be^an tiring. The
first shot went through the lower
part of the log just above the ankle
cutting an artery. The second shot
buried itself in the groin and the third
shot lodged in the left side of the ab-
domen. The crowd in the court room
mostly colored, were so surprised l y
the unexpected shooting that not un-
til after the third shot had been fired
did anyone make a move toward stop-
ping Uodbolt. They crowded him to
the wall and lie was taken in hand by
Mr. Grossley, who brought him to Ok-
lahoma Cily at once. Godbolt is reti-
cent and will say nothing of the affair.
the control of the territory. The pro-
posed plan is similar to the famous
South Carolina dispensary law, which
prescribes that all liquor used in the
state shall be purchased by a state
board, distributed to a county board
anil by f.lie latter to the saioon keeper.
1 lie main features of the law are as
follow.^:
A board consisting of three members
to be known as the board of directors
of the state dispensary is established;
members must not be addicted to the
use of intoxicating liquors; be elected
hy jo nt session; to serve two years; to
qualify us other state officers; cannot
become candidates for any other office
''ing app< intment; board shall pre-
rells How He Escaped the
Terrors of Many Winters
by Using Peruna.
duri
Found In Reservoir.
TI10 Perry Enterprise says: When
the day force went on at the water and
ice plant this morning they noticed a
man's hat floating on the water in the
reservoir, shortly afterward they be-
came suspicions and mailing a drag of
a rope ar.d old iron tubing, and dragg-
ed the reservoir, with the result that
a body of a man was brought to the
surface. The body was taken to
Wade's morgue by order of Coroner
Smith, where it was identified byChas.
I'Mi:ar, a near neighbor, us thut ofUeo.
Zelle, who lived on his furin in Mar.
shall township in Garfield countv, sev-
enteen miles south and west of Perry,
lie was about 50 years of age and lias
a wife and grown son, He was a man
that, was addicted to liquor and came
to the city Saturday morning with a
load of iiogs and after disposing of
them was drinking some all day, Sir,
Zelle, his neighbors say; was ail hon-
est, hard working man, but bis love
for drink was a misfortune that finally
resulted in death as above statod.
Prohibits Fakirs
1 he next quarterly payment from
the Osage annuity fund will begin
Deeember4at Pawhuska. Agent Mils-
'her announces that the roll of the
full bloods will be called during the
first four days of the p iyment and that
of the mixed bloods the four davs
commencing December 10.
1 lie ruling of Ihe department now
requires that every child of school age
must be in school and the parent or
uardian must have a certificate to
that effect todraw the annuity. Every
Indian 13 years old or over must ap-
pear in person, answer the roll call
sign the voucher—no payments will be
made under any other condition.
The influx of peddlers and fakirs is
now prohibited and every precaution
taken to protect the interests of the
annuitants after they are paid.
.Nei
New York, the empire state of th
T nited States, with its population ol
7,268.012, would rank well among tin-
countries of the world. It hns more
people than Norway and Sweden com
biiicd. than llelgium. the Netherlands
Portugal, Switzerland Greece or Den
mark. In the United Kingdom the
only country that, exceeds it is En
gland, in the German empire Prussia,
in the Anstro-llungnrian empire linn-
garv. Asia Minor is larger 1>\ 2.000,000
but none of the other Turkish depend-
encies is so large, nor is the governing
*tute, Turkey in Europe,
savs
1 young man XJ1 years
Id, lies at the point of death at his
home on Cedar street. About
igo Horse was appointed by Congress-
man Wagner to the West Point mili-
demy and flic purents declare
that flu- ha/.ing administered at that
lime was of such an atrocious nature
that Ihe death of their son may result.
Many Hermann Dying from IHneane*.
lterlin, Dec. 1. Ihe (ierman losses
in China from typhoid and efimati
generally continue large, de-
spite semi-official denials. Indeed,
ifficial dispatches themselves fur-
proof of the inroads of fever, as,
they daily announce the number of
deaths. Consequently volunteers for
Ihe ( hina reserves arc becoming more
and more scarce.
The C'/nr Getting Well.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 1.—Informa-
tion received through private sources
fully confirm the recent favorable
bulletins referring to the c/ar'«
health. His majesty has made such
genuine improvement that his condi-
tion seems to promise certain rccov-
Mermany rautlniix About Kriicer.
Berlin, Dec. 1—.The semi-official
statement that Mr. Kruger is coming
here is discussed cautiously. It, is
regarded as premature to predict that
Kmperor William will receive him.
There is no appreciable sign of a pub-
lic demonstration and some of the
papers warn the public to beware of
a policy of sentiment, pointing out
that (iermany is not in a position to
change the fate of the Transvaal and
deprecating manifestations which ar
likch to clash with flu1 government':
policy.
Mmt Not FIncriminate.
Manila, Dec. 1. The Philippini
commission has passed a bill prevent
ing discrimination against American
money, and compelling the banks to
accept deposits of both gold and
Mexican money, and to honor
in the money in which the <
originally were made. This v
ifv the financial
t nlm'rt diatom* Collection* Inrreimln^.
Washington, Dec. 1. The total re
ceipts from customs sources in Cuba
for the ten months ended October :il.
loot), were i;t,2i:.,4D0, while for the
same ten months of 1809 they were
$12,120,9111, au increase in 1900 of $1,-
094,507.
California's Vote.
acrninento, Cnl., Dec. 1.—The ofTi-
I figures on flic presidential elec-
tion of California, as compiled bv the
retarv of state, give MeKinley
" •; Ury a n, 124,9S.r>: Wooiiev, M,-
021.
•hecks
posits
1 siin-
tein and relieve
American depositors from the losses
tliey have hitherto suffered.
Deutli of Oicar Wilile.
Dublin. Dec. ].- A dispatch to the
Evening Mail, from Paris, savs: t)s-
ear Wilde is dead. The dispatch adds
that he expired in an obscure house
in the Latin quarter from meningitis
and was received into the Catholic
church on his deathbed.
Would Coinplliii.nt >lr. Cleveland.
New York, Dec. 1. New Jersey
democrats are interested in a sugges-
tion that drover Cleveland be given
the complimentary nomination for
l nited States senator. Some
the caucus to be held December
name Mr. Cleveland.
Ureal Grand Nine, nt Ui.hliigton IIohiI.
Washington, Dee. 1.—Miss Eugenlo
washington, great grand niece of
Ceorge Washington, one of the found-
ers of the Daughters of the American
lievolution, died in this city Eridav
morning.
Two Indicted for Murder.
Pawnee.—The grand jurv for this
county returned an indictment for
murder in the first decree against
Orin Deloss and William Vandruff
Deloss was indicted for the murder
of Tom Taylor, a deputy Cnitcd States
marshal, who had him under arrest for
whisky peddling. Deloss was an old
offender, and had served time in the
fede* al jail at Guthrie for the same of-
fense. a nil when Taylor had arrested
him the second time, about six weeks
ago, he got the drop on the deputy anil
shot liim dead.
Vandruff was indicted for cutting a
man by the name of Moore to death
about one year ago. He and his vic-
tim were proprietors of rival ferries
Dver the Arkansas river, north of this
city, and a trouble arose when Van-
druff cut his rival to death.
scribe all rules and regulations for the
government of the btate and county
ispensuries.
A dispensary commissioner shall bo
elected by the general assembly to
serve two terms, to receive 53,000 per
annum and be subject to removal by
the governor
The board of directors shall adver-
tise quarterly ,n two or more daily
newspapers published in the state, and
in one or more outside Ihe s ate, for
bills to be made by parties desiring to
furnish liquor to tho dispensary for
said quarter. Said bids shall be sealed
in an envelope and sent to the stat
treasurer; each party can make but
one bid, which shall state the quality,
price and chemical analvsis thereof
and accomp mying said bids shall be a
sample of each kind of liquor offered
for sale, containing not more than one
half pint each; said samples shall bu
delivered to the dispensary commiss-
ioner to be retained by him until as-
ceitained that they correspond with
the wines and liquors purchased for
sale; the samples shall remain the
property of the slate. The bids shall
be submitted to the directors of tho
dispensary, who shall direct any or all
and re-advertise for others.
The directors shall purchase all al-
coholic liquors for lawful use in the
state, shall have them tested to corres-
pond with the samples and be chem-
ically pure. If the liquors fail lo cor-
respond with the samples the board of
directors may recover by law a sum
not exceeding the value of the liquors
from the seller. The contract shall be
awarded to the lowest bidder. The
successful bidder shall put up a bond
adjudged sufficient by the board.
1 he directors of the dispensary shall
not pui chase any liquor of any person
firm or corporation, either through
drummers, agents or samples, except
as provided by the statute.
Ihe fiscal year shall end on Novem-
ber HO of each year.
'ihe governor shall appoint not late
than December 15 of each vear, two
expert accountants, to thoroughly ...
vestigate all books of account, trial
balances and balance sheets of the dis-
Mr. Isaac Urook, tho Oldest Man In tlio
United States.
Mr. Isaac Jirock, of McLennan county,
Tex., has attained the great age of 111 years,
having been born in 1788. lie is an ardent
friend to Peruna and speaks of it in the
following terms:
"During my long life I have known a
great many remedies for coughs, colds, ca-
tarrh and diarrhoea. I had always supposed
these affections to he different diseases, !"it
I have learned from Dr. liartman's books
that these affections are the same and are
properly called catarrh.
*'As for Dr. liartman's remedy, Peruna
1 have found it to he the best, if not the
only reliable remedy for these affections.
"Peruna has hecn mya!and-byfar
many ymat-a, anti 1 attribute my good
health and nty extreme ago fo fhin
remedy. It oxactly meet a all my
requirements.
I have come to rely upon it almost en-
tirely for the many ,it lie things for will, h I
Deed medicine. 1 believe it to be especially
valuab.e to old people." issac Iirod..
Catarrh is the greatest enemy of old age.
A person entirely free from catarrh is sure
to live to a ha.'e and hearty old age. A free
book on catarrh sent by The Peruna Medi-
cine Co., Columbus, 0.
pensary for the fiscal year, and certify
their report to the general assembly.
Nothing contained in this law shall
prevent t he director of the dispensary
from making distillers within the stale
contracts lor the purchase of liquors
manufactured within the state.
The dispensary, commissioner shall
make a bond to the slate for 875 000
He shall have control of the state 'dis-
pensary. lie shall employ und dis-
charge any assistants,
The liquor sold to the counly dispen-
saries shall be sold at a profit of not
over 10 per cent of the cost, to the
state.
J he county board of control shall be
appointed by the state board of direc-
tors, by and with the consent of a ma-
jority of both houses Of the general as-
sembly.
The county dispensers shall be elect-
ed by the county board of control.
All constables appointed under the
dispensary law shall each give a bond
to the state for S5G0 for the faithful
performance of duty.
It shall be unlawful for the stato
commissioner or county dispenser or
any employe to put any false label ou
any package of liquor sold, to receive
any samples for private use, or to
drink or Kive away any liquors in I
stock; violators shall be fined or im-'
prisoned, or both, and forfeit their no-
■ itinni.
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT.
Driving of an Elcctrlc Motor 153
Miles from Ihe Ciencrator Ac-
complished at Seattle.
The Snoqualmie Falls Power com-
pany of Seattle, Wash., has performed
a novel feat in the driving of on elec-
tric motor 153 miles distant from the
generator. All the transmission lines
of the company were connected up in
one continuous circuit, commencing
at Snoqualmie Falls, running to Seat-
tle back to the falls, then to Tacoma,
and back again to the falls. The reg-
ular transmission is 32 miles to Se-
attle and 44 miles to Tacoma.
The tests were conducted for ex-
perimental purposes only, and to
show that electric transmission of
power can be made commercially
practical at much greater distances
than has heretofore been contem-
plated.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Slgneture of
See Fac-Slmlle Wrapper Below.
Very •nail and as easy
to take as sugar.
FO* HEADACHE.
FOR DIZZINESS.
CARTERS
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
FOR BILIOUSNESS.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR THE COMPLEXION
hope
7 will
Powder Explcdes
Near Orlando E. 11. l'frimmer and
his brothers Chsr cs and Ueorgc, were
loading shells preparatory to going on
a hunt, and had a keg of powder sit-
ting on a chair. One of tho shells ex-
ploded. setting fire to the keg of pow-
der and causing another explosion that
was heard two or three miles. The ex-
plosion of the keg of powder badly
burned Mr. Pfrimmer"s face, hands
and other parts of the body and his
brothers were both badly injured, one
probably fatally. The house was set
011 fire and the 1'frimmeis would have
perished in the flames had not help ar-
rived in time and dragged thom
from the burning building. THe
Kidnaper Arrested
Ulyses Unger, the man who was!
charged with taking his children from !
the Jensen school house in Canadian i>-, ,,,
county on November 13, was tried for worlds coffee crop is 800,000
ns^aultiiig the teacher of ihe Jensen i olls
school. Miss llessie I'otberow. He, In the Dlnck forest district of Uer-
asked for a jury and got it, resulting j many are MOOmasterclockmakersand
ill a hung jury. On his second trial lie 6.000 workmen.
Cotton Mill at Oklahoma City.
1-. \\. Mnitli of Houston, Tex., back-
ed by other capitalists, will p„t in a
cotton mill at Oklahoma City The
mill will cost $125,UUO and will *empl„v
150 men day and night. Mr. Smitii
bought 80 acres adjoining the city on
the west for which he paid 34,500, He
thinks he has found the best place for
a cotton mill. It will be of 5,300 spin-
tile-- anil no time will be lost iu putting
up buildings.
ITEMS OF INDUSTRY.
m
was given 80 da.vs in jail.
Bank Robbers at Orlando
Orlando.—Craclts have blown open
the safo of the Farmer,s bank with
nitro glycerine and have escaped with
31,700 in currency. No clues to the
iebbsrs have b^en foyud
Norway has to import 250,000 tons of
grain a year. She exports 135,OpO tons
of flsh yearly.
Eight million pounds worth of fish
are landed at .English ports everv 13
months. This includts shell fish, but
not salmon*
_. . oKKirirris WUSTNAVCI^M,
ft c«Nts I PnreXjr Te9etilile./^Vi
-TOTTiXrSBftBnTfyBT-
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
W U S3 111 li Xj
40 lbs.
GRANULATED
SUGAR
For SI=00
with other grurei u s a im.-r.
ntrutprire . Valur.Mo lor-
mnluit fi co to nctyt si 111 -
cr*. Send eight - d fl.m .a
our big Viarguii.e .111 i Imw m
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Importer*, and J«>lil>er«,
minco, ILL.
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into the lap <if u great, helpful, uiany-sldod ontcr-
priKo of noble women, send for details of OUB
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Miller, L. G. The Hennessey Clipper. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 6, 1900, newspaper, December 6, 1900; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc104811/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.