The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 166, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 6, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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Safes anil Vault Fronts
We handle the famous
Herring-Hall-Marvin line
of these goods and are
always ready to save you
money on first class safes.
TBI! STATE CAPITAL (UNIT,
HWorlcal yocl.tp "C"
SOCIATBD PKI3SS PAPER IN OKLAHOMA.
til.OBll-WEK\l< M H RMTl ti-
Glohe~W rnlckt Huslnen
Furniture slmnilflns the sys-
tematic regulation of your
offic e or hank. You need card
liuli<x caM't. <:h««i k file g ih -
liu'tx, lettei file aed Hlank cah-
Ineta are Indispensable in busy
offices. Write us for Informa-
tion.
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MUST PAPIW PUUUlHBD IN OKLAHOMA.
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LEGISLATURE
REPUBLICAN
Will Control Both Branches
of the Legislature.
RETURNSCOMESLOW
fur further heating on the charge In
the third district court for eastern
Middlesex. It was underwood last
night to he the intention of the police
to release the man today, as they had
been unable to make oui a ease against
him. but it is claimed that new phases
brought to light this morning warrant-
ed a change in procedure
Mason was remanded without ball.
The comnlaint was made by State
Detective Dunham, who. previous to
the hearing at a conference with Judge
Alsy serured a rarrant for murder
Mason pleaded not guilty. The contin-
uance was granted on the request of
the prosecution. No evidence was pre-
sented. but a numler of witnesses were
presnt in court prepared, the police say.
to state tuht the man who looked like
the prisoner, was .'een, an Waverly
streets last Saturday.
LOWER HOUSE
REPUBLICAN
Personnel of the Next Ter-
ritorial Legislature.
WOODS COUNTY'S FALL
Pawnee Redeems Herself and
ihe Second District Turns
Senator Freeman Mil-
ler's Picture to the
Wall.
DEMOCRATIC
. a
>
Itrlurn from thi- various coun"* In
the territory Bliow th t Ihe leKlHlMur'
>1. i- - -..-#-1-- Mni.kitnan The omtial
the lnsti
ikiiucu rved ths
republicans have a majority in each I
of the legislature Following la the pel *
gunnel of the n^l,I^'1'®ture:
1 J. P. Wolacy, democrat.
2 J. P. Hlckaui. republican.
3 J. C. Foster, republican.
4 IUM. Campbell, democrat
F h| Duffy, republican-populist (not
0,6' *li!" H. Champltn. republican.
7 Felix Winkler, republican.
8 \V. D. Wilkinson, democrat.
f> C,e*. D. Wfbster, republican.
10 C. R Alexander, republican.
11 T. P. <3ore, democrat.
112 Samuel Masslnglae, democrat (not
Official). , . -
13 Frank Matthews, democrat.
Republicans J
Democrats
Republican * 1
1 James Wilkin, republican.
2 \Vm. Bowleg, democrat
3 II W. Williams, republican.
4 Melvln Falrchlld. republican (not of-
J. J. Merrick, republican.
6 W H Merten. republican.
7 John Threadglll, republican.
8 Fred A. Wagoner, republican.
9 R. 8. Nesblt. democrat.
in John Sherman, republican.
11 John H. Decker, republican.
12 Grimes Sproat. republican.
* 13 Grimes Sproat, republican.
14 Bert Maxwell, democrat.
15 A. McTaggart, democrat.
16 Q. W. Vlckers, republican.
, 17 T. P. Ballew, republican.
18 N. D. Pike, democrat.
lit Thomas Braidwood, republican,
• 20 R. G. Brolwnlee, republican.
21 Dyke Balllnger. republican.
22 Joseph K. Tuttle, democrat.
23 Joseph A. Jester, democrat.
24 James W. Harrison, republican.
24 James W. Harrison, democrat.
25 W. T. Francis, democrat
26 T. M. Robinson, democrat.
Republicans
Democrats
Special Dispatch to the Stnte Capital
I'errv, Ok la.. Nov. .'..-The result of the
election in Noble county is as follows:
Probate Judge. Ethan Allen, democrat.
County attorney, II. O. Johnson, demo-
CI~Bherlff. J. I<- McOuhee. democrat.
Count v clerk. Joe Jarrett. democrat.
Register of deeds. Grant Shoud. repub-
lican. „ . ,
Treasurer. Mike c onway. democrat.
Superintendent of schools. Miss Jessie
Danh Is. democrat.
Assessor, .1. T. Younger, democrat.
Surv. vor. A I. Thompson, democrat.
County weigher, J. R. Churchill, dem
"coroner, Dr. Bruce Watson, democrat
( "tnuitv 'commissioners, Geo Mant-m,
republican; T Bllderback, democrat; A.
A Justices"of 'the peace. I N Cornelius,
republican; Hamilton Ellis, democrat.
The majorities ranged from for Was-
tes to Mu for McGuhee.
GONE TO FRANCE.
Buenos Ayres, Nov. B.—Mr. and Mrs
Putnam Bradlee Strong left Montlvedlo
last Friday for I.a Palllce. France.
END TOUR
AMONG MINES
The Strike Commission Has
Completed Its Inspection
panther creek valley
Have Twenty-five Working
Majority on Division.
THETABIEOFSTATES
The Three in Doubt Won't
Change General Result.
PARTY MANAGER'S CLAIMS
The Fifty-eigihth Congress Will
Have 204 Republicans and
179 Democrats in House
of Representatives-
The Returns.
anil u large part of the
ere named by the republican*.
Chairman AII-a ugh ->f the rep
ate committee, made following
nicut tonight:
- • Ve
lection of \V J BaU«-> and" the « .in.- re
publican ticket by about it.*)."11" piui.ilitv
The republicans have elected every im ni
ber of congress and over ninety n.< tubers
of the legislature. The majorities lot th
republican candidates for congn - - will
be approximately as follows In the \url
iills districts First district. See
ond. Third 3,000, Fourth, 4uuu, Fifth
•000; Sixth
6,00"; Sixth, 1.20"; Seventh 3.000. '
The total vote of toe slate will be
slightly under 300.000.
REPCBLICAN STATE TICK FT.
San Francisco. Nov. f> Compi< t< re
turns from San Francisco ami pnnial '•
turns from all over the state Indkai "at
George i' Pardee, the republican n
for governor, ir elected l y a rm« i " ' • • ••
two or three thousand. The plui.tins ->i
9.000 given by San Francisco to ! K
l-sne, the democratic nominee, h>- been
almost wiped out by the republl. ... in
Jorltles In the Interior counties Hi' ,';
publican vote for Pardee In south- in '.all
fonda is Justifying the estimate- f tin-
republican campaign committee and has
undoubtedly elected him.
Complete returns from 1.1M> pre. in. ts
out of 2.277 In the state outside <1 San
Francisco, give Pardee 4R0; l^atu- i.a •
637. The complete vote in San Francisco
stood:
Pardee. 24.129; Lane. 33.6K7.
The legislature which will - hoosc a
I 'tilted tates senator Is largely repub-
lican on Joint ballot.
spuhllcnns have lost two eon
gressmen. Kahn, In the Fourth. and l<nud
In the Fifth.
The First and econd district.-- ar
undecided, with democrats leading
delegation now stands
Republicans. 4. Pen:
Labor, 2; doubtful. 2.
ROOSEVELT
TO MASONS1
Washington Nov f. Forecast
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-
Fair Thursday and Friday.
Orator of the Oeo. Wash
ington Anniversary.
ESCORT TO TEMPLE
still |
H ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦ WM ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦
1 .lay held John (Iraig tn bond of f 1 « .• mi
on a charge of manslaughter in the
; first degree. Mr Craig ii is alleged
■ was in charge of" the explosives at the
lime of the aeident. Two boys who
were carrying boxes of explosives were
I sent to the house of detention by the
coroner oh witnesses All the rest of
j the ten prisoners were discharged.
The coronor said there were seven
I bombs. An attempt to shoot off the
first failed, he said, but it detonated
and thus caused the explosion of the
other bombs. Craig said the first bomb
was properly exploded, and he thought
an explosion of gases must have caused
the accident. There were ten bombs
and four mortars weighing 400 pounds
each.
LOVERS DIE
TOGETHER
' Clasped in
Others Ams.
hill
He Spoke of the Practice of
Virtues.
to avert famine
WHAT CAIN BE LEARNED
icrats and t'nio
BOD FY RK KliKCTGI'
Santa Fe. N M. Nov. f> Bernard S
Rodey. republican, Is elected d> l> gale to
congress by 5400 majority over 11. M.
Ferguson democrat.
REPUBLICAN PLl'RALITV
Sioux Falls. S I).. Nov 5. R*l"ts from
thlrtv-seven out of fifty-three counties
In tiie state, give the republican run
gresslonal ticket a plurality of l'i.t;6ti.
President Was Guest of Penn-
sylvania Grand Lodge-He
Nailed Chance of Be-
coming a Mason-Re-
turns to Capital.
The Arbitrators Explored Seven
Mines of Various Conditions
Miner's Testimony Is
Next Feature.
Washington. Nov. 5.—The latest returns
received up to 10:30 p. m- show that the
republicans (including In this description
the fuslonlsts elected from the 1'lttsburg-
Alleghenyt districts In Pennsylvania) will
the next house by a vote of Jul republlc-
to 17!i democrats, with one district,
the Flghth Tennessee, and two California
districts, remaining so much In doubt thnt
the official returns will be needed to de-
cide the result. The totals given are be-
lieved to he correct, although there are a
few districts, such as two in Colorado and
one In Minnesota, where the republican
and democratic party manaosrs respect-
ively do not ' J
ede defeat, but the gen
The table by statea Is
•esult
Republican majority
• 6
J
McGUIRE IN CANADIAN
El Reno. Okla.. Nov. 6.—McGuire car-
ried Canadian county by 14-. Mct.ulre
1714; Cross. 1572. County democratic
ticket elected strong. Democrat elected to
council. Maxwell, democrat, elected to
'eglslature. Vote from every precinct In.
VOTE IN GREER.
Special Dispatch to the State
IJeger( OB Is.. Nov. 5 Reports *rom
eleven precincts out of thirty-eight In-
cluding Mangum. Leger and Granite, gl\o
Cross 1300, McGulro r>60.
McGUIRE CARRIED CUSTER.
Special Dispatch to the Stnte rjjnitaI1 .
Weatherford, Okla., Nov. .> 1 he latest
indications show that McGuire carries
Custer county by 4*. Webster, for coun-
cil by 92; and Pike, for representative, by
11. Pike Is the democratic nominee.
BALLINGER IS IN.
Anadarko. Okla . Nov. 5.—Balllnger was
elected to the house as a republican In
Caddo county by one hundred majority.
Rapublloans ele<rt sheriff and register of
deeds all three county commissioners,
county assessor, county clerk, county
treasurer, and county attorney In doubt.
M'GUIRE CARRIES
CADDO C0UIN1Y EASILY
Receives Majority of One Hun-
dred and Fifty-two-French
and Ballinger Elected.
Bptritl PUBttoh to the Stair Capital
Anadarko. Okla.. Nov. -Mrl.utrr •
majority In Caddo county is 1..-. ti. (
French's majority 31; Hykn :iBlllnc«>i ?
Majority ti. With seven precincts to hear
from wnleh will give small Increases for
the republican tlckft.
MASON IS HELD
HE PLEADS NOT OHLTY
CHARGE OF MURDER.
CambrMfe. Massh.. Nov. 5.—Allan G.
Mason, who was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of having committed an as-
sault upon Miss Clara A. Morton in
Waverly last Saturday night, causing
Kiss Morton's death today, was held
Mahonoy, City. I'a., Nov. 5.—The an-
thracite strike commission ended its
tour of observation of the coal fields
in the Panther Creek valley today,
and thet members oi the party will re-
turn to their homes tomorrow and will
meet again at Scranton on November
14 to take the testimony of me miners.
The biggest day's work of the entire
trip was accomplished today, when the
commissioners made a complete in-
spection of two large colleries and a
tour of the region lying between Mount
Carmel and ihis city.
Six working days have been con-
sumed in traveling from place to place
In the anturacite coal regions and the
arbitrators 4eel that they are now
qualified to sit in Judgment on the con-
troversy between the mln® owners and
their employes. In all tue commission-
ers were lowered into several mines
of various conditions, and went
through several breakers. They met
the general superintendents, the mine
superintendents and foreman of var-
ious colleries visited, and also person-
ally taiKe.. wuh the grimy coal diggers
In the dark gangways an<t chambers
hundreds of feet - .ow the earth's
surface They heard the grievances
the workers say they have, and also
heard —e companies side of the com-
plaint. Besides this, the commission-
ers gained a somewhat techinal knowl-
edge of mining in its many different
features that will be of the greatest
assistance to them. They will be able
to understand questions and ask
questions where they would not have
been able to unnderatand them if they
had not been underground
The commissioners special train left
Mount Carmel at 7:30 a m.. and first
visited Potts Colliery in Columbia
county, several mliea from Mount Car-
mel. I is owned by the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal au- Coke Company
The breaker of this colliery is diferent
from those seen hv the commissioners
at other placcs. They'were all over the
building, and were much Interested in
the workmen employed there, among
whom were many poys. From the
Potts colliery the train proceeded
through Ashland. Oirardville and C,il-
berton to the Maple Hill colliery of the
Philadelphia and Heading Coal and
Iron Company in the Mahonoy valley,
only a few miles from 8hanendoah
From the Maple HiTl colliery the
train was run down through Mahonoy
City and Tamaqua to the Panther
Creek valley. There the arbitrators
visited the No. 8 colliery of the Leheigh
Coal and Navigation Company. The
entrance through the mines was
through a drift, which is a horizontal
Continued on raf« two.
8ta
A la I.a ma
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
llllols
Indiana
KansiiH
Kentucky
I.tnil-lana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi ..
I Missouri
Montana . . •
Nebraska
Nevade
New Hampshire -
11 founded,
■follows:
Dem. Rep.
BOXERS HAVE
FEMALE LEADER
Philadelphia. Ta . Nov ^-President
Roosevelt was the principal guest
ill the S- ; i .itnn 11 ii la I mm 1 ■ — ' ' .
Inatlon l.j u. ti i" i
A. i.nitMl JtlMMiia ' e. ii.iHVlv. in - if
GeorRc Washington apprenticeship into
tl.e .vlasont. I i * ivrnlty. p
The president
the
■chsIu-
He
clock.
ed
city
Burning Churches and Mas-
sacreing Converts.
all chung tu raided
Big Battle Fought Outside Its
Walls-Russian Patrol Boat
Attacked by Seven Hun-
dred Bandits.
Ni W Y.HU
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio ••
Oregon
Pennsylvania ..
Rhode Inland
South Carolina .
Bouth Dakota ..
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Verglnla
Wisconsin
Wyoming .. .
Mhortly aft •
in waiting. nil Ihe president
ed t«. Mast.nic Temple, when- ti
den began at noon.
The cell In itlon was excluslv.
limited t" one representative in
anhordlnate lodge In ti is slai' .
• r with th' mcm'ern inun th;
lodge ami its i • .imltte. .s. iresuieni
Itoosevelt said. In put
•ft seems m me thnt thnt which thb
countrv nee.ls mine than everytblnp else
nut to t• 11 ach only but t" pracuce ^ne
virtues we try to realise throur
lnrv and to show !•> the memorj
greatest Mason that ev.r JU- .l
Washington the hoinag.: of Meeds, not
merely words.
•tn,;. -I III. thing* tlmt "tlr.H't.i mr
so greatly f• > Masonry that 1 hulled Hi
chance "f becoming a Mason was that
H did live up ti- what it pledged to do
ti eat ho; eveiv man on his merits and its
a man When brother c.eorge w.-r.t int..
Indg- of a fraternite In w. nt into the
one place In the l ulled States where In
stood below or above Ills l. llow a<
cording to the official position oi tin
loiisc ii" «jJi in1''
the United States when- the Plea nl ciii
government was realised r
bnmanis possible I'll
a lofty ideal. And,
will not misunderstand me win n 1 sav.
tluit great iny pleasure is in meeting you
lure as your guest in this beantllul tetn
pl.- and In mating that a bo<l> of men
as that which I nm now addressing;
I think my pleasure
• i m gulng into •
I tin et th- plain. '
Manila, Nov., 5—The first commis-
sion has quietly purchased more than
20,000 tons of rice in !ndla and on the
Asiastlc coast, in order to avert the rice
famine which Is threaotenlng many
provinces. The plans of the commis-
sioners were concealed in order to
avoid a further disturbance of the
Oriental market and bo us to prevent
possible combinations with a view of
raising prices. The government's
stock of rice gives it control of thV
local market and prevents operators
from charging excessive prices.
ARRESTED ON HONEYMOON.
Ran Francisco. Nov. r . - John Lawrence
O'Rrien Is under arrest here on a war
rant from Washington, on the charge of
cmhexslcnient. O'Rrien was on hlu wed-
ding Journey.
M'GUIRE IS
SURELY SAIE
ms 1UMES 01 GAS
An Accidental Tragedy Dis-
covered in Pastor's Study
WERE DEAD LONG TIME
being
) each
i .get if
of the
The Majority Is Not So Large
as Expected.
logan colny is first
would I
lodge
Victoria, B. C., Nov. 5 —The steamer
Shinano Marti brought news than many
i anti-foreign placards are scattered all
'.}!over Cheng Tu and the Uoxer distur-
17 bances are now rife throughout thai
11 vicinity. The report that their female
1 leader. Kman Ying. or "Goddess of
.. i Mercy" was captured In the battle
; fought outsiilti the walls of Cnen Tu. '"T' ."'jK .AlK^r,S "ohllgH
is untrue. The Boxers female leader ( m a practli
i j is but 17 years old and the woman cap- nm it is a good thing
; I tured and beheaded was over CO. The • ration of inirependenc-
The Wind Blew Out Gas Flame.
While Two Were Asleep-
Belief of Suicitle Is His-
proven by the Con-
ditions.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 5.—Clasped in #ach
other's urms, lying on the lloor. of the
Jastor s study hi the Herman llaftlst
church early today Oscar Ilerndes, Janl-
toi of thi 1 i erad U #tad
bodies of Hev It C Itabe, pastor, and
Augusta Itusch. a missionary ami uWia«
(ant t<> the pa^tor.
1 )eath had been caused by asphyxia-
tion Tho rumni was tilled with ga«. a
let and a burner ..f a smaller .vtove be-
inK partly turned on.
The bodies wern lying on the floor when
found, the woman's bead being plllo «ed
on some cushions They had evidently
lain lit that position tor several hours.
There se< ms to be little doubt that d^tth
was accidental.
It Is believed that tho pair had fallen
asleep, the tlanie blew out ami the gas es-
caped. The bodies who rigid ami -••Iff
and dentil had evidently occurred during
the early hours" of the previous evening.
The coroner at once took charge nt th«
remains and will hold an inquest toir.or-
The Returns are Not All Official
But They Show a Safe Ma-
jority for Statehood and
McGuire.
with their hands and tm • t
lit in on a footing of genuine equalily.
ni false equality, depending «>n • o Ii inaii
i be a decent man antl fair dealing M i-
Masonry should make and must make
■ ili man who consen ntlonslx and nn-
.•rstandlngly takes tip Its ..Migati-i!
,st type of Amerijan
The returns are not yet all In from the
various counties. Almost all of them
at hand, however, and the result shows
Hon to be closer than at llrst
timated. The —NI
seen to h
, majority will
the home
Miss Itusch roomed a
Jardtor Rarndes. Hev
l!ev. Rabe lived nt the home of Harry
idikson. at Parker street
Vestrrday morning Miss Husch went to
tin IMrU.-eti home and remained there alt
dav and until about !i o'clock in the ev-
ening. engaged in n wing She left for
ber home at the Hermles residence alone,
and ii Is thought probable that she met
Hev, llabe on the way home, and that
lhe two then went to his study in the rear
of the church, where the tragedy occur-
red They had always been good friends,
but no stronger feeling is said to hav«
made Itself a pa rent by those who know
them Mrs Herndes suposed the dead
woman wa's in her room until Mrs.
Hchalkau. housekeeper for Hev. Habe,
i a mi' and said Mr Habe had not been
at home during the night Then It was
discovered that Miss Husch had not oc-
Cl^f hh
tin
This Is almost all official and
official count will not probnbly^changi
fo figures more th
, hundred either
In
slo
Totals
The Eighth Tenne:
Second
179 204
and the First and
d-c...... California districts are not In-
cluded In this table, blng classified still
doubtful, leaving three votps to be
added to the columns according to the
returns.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY,
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
5m Facsimile Wrspper Below.
Fourth of I not obtained as
- I Julv; It Is a good thing t.• talk of what Hei-ublidin los:
Boxers continue to raid out or the vll- ington mid his f-ii w- did •" b a iei than ...
lages and several churches' having r. t «i>at •• • ^ " (1 , ^ • "'".il
been burned and converts massacred • V!. I1lu" oY^ti!^ 1 nMo "c'o.mty in the
New Chang correspondent writes of j' and foremost to team ti. it i -v. n,. ext. i.t '
itti a full heart on the one hand and ! ant Indi- atic"
th. .t a weak hand on th-; other I h« | ty In the n
^soti of brotherhood—that is th. lesson
at has got ; i>e taught and get *• I-- 1 rtlalne ..
arn-d and tn'.pllcd to us a« a p-. ple tf Canadian ..
i ,m. ti solve the gnat Industrial and ci."..land
icial probleri"^ of today II w. could Woodward
- wage workers and employers In any pawnee •
ven occupation "i :n any c: • u district |,ogan —
> I idge together. I guai . i.t> - the i- l,lni<dii .
dt. I guarapt"' whnt will i ippen It No!.|o . ...
t Oiat true? Ho you not t1 ink
a fight between Russians and bandits
The Russian patrol boat Sampson was
attacked by a band of 700 armed rob-
bers on October and lighting 1 aster
for several hours. hVvcral Chinese
were killed and a large number wound-
KANSAS IS ALL RIGHT. I ed.
Topeka. Kan.. Nov. 5.—The republican
RODY IS ELECTED
NEW MEXICO'S DELEGATE
n is still hopeful and
•s to show that Mr
■ ted Returns have
h.' official result was
as was expected.
lei n flguredUon. ^Tha
i in Logan county aro
it i % in the territory
l epubll. an column
tjorlty is
lie strength of
intlea.
McClulre. Cross.
i of the par-
n:
morning the Janitor went
k study and found the dot
1 the key on the inside
crack beneath the door he tm
escaping gas Quickly he
poll
lock-
In the'c. nVet of the
n* bodies lay. tin hea
d th.
J i
irltb froth and had begun to tti
purpl
table
One
raw p
rtly
J-t
do.ii from the siiid\ Int..
of the Church v.as slightly
nntdltorium was Idled w
officers notified 111. col on.
mains were taken to He n
thought at lirst Hi. tw.i
suicide, for on the table
"iV, | the
K>
ctly.
t If that thl
Id come alwiiy-
■prcsentilig his i
ml I
into
hrlll
uld hapr
lothing In it to
ad Intended taklnj
i' d th" front and •
of the h.'ureh
lodi
owd of church memb.
States If Oklahoma Goes Demo-
cratic, Statehood for His
Territory Is Defeated.
Santa Fe. N. M . Nov. f. -Congressman
Rody was re-elected delegate to congi-
by a majority of six thousand votes, the
victory being an important
republicans who had
ing omnibus
ndorsed the pend-
hood bill. They were iy
of this bill, which calls for Hie Im-
mediate admission
and New Mexico
enlng Congr
Tsry mall awt •• emM7
Ainrrnol'01 IUDACNI.
CARTERS r « ■iziiNut.
— ni iiuouiKM.
FOI TORPID LIVER.
FOR I0NSTIPATI0R.
FOR SALLOW RKIH.
FOR TNECOMPIEXIOI
Lira mum —I-
CURE SICK HCADACHK.
. Jkiahomi
In an interview tliis
an Rody stated that if
oklahoma goes republican the pending
statehood bill will pass but that if the
democrats win In Oklahoma It spoils the
chances of Arizona and N< w M-xico for
statehood When Informed that Okl;
homa had probably elected
delegate, Mr Rody
democratic
"then N< w M< x
"chances for statehood are gone.'
Ico'l
Phoenix. Ariz , Nov. 5 —The election of
a delegate to congress from Arizona i.- .-till
In doubt Whether republican or demo-
cratic. the majority w ill probably I- I. ss
than 30". Morrison, republloan. carried
the five northern counties by ovei 1
majority and claim- two other counti. s
The six remaining counti. s have certain-
ly gone for Wilson, democrat, by m.
jorltles ranging ft on- * x "* '
ply B0n In Graham
ty. goes for Wtls-.n
publlcnns elected
and possibly r<-
councilman.
• i" each recea'dzing ' it ii ■■■• g" «'u
■ •• *i.• nt every man of li - to Im • 1 n
• i .-r's keeper Mason rv not i-nlv bi.'-
I teaches US I i ' '• ' It.
makes us carp for the brethren thnt \v
.n ile and fall end c H • •«" l Ki
lit 11. ones of those h i.-.itn down I i'n
in the harsh battle of life • 'a
Masonry teache- ami footers more > •,.
than rpiallty In a self ma.l n n ar.l v t p.,
it must foster 'In everyone who nppre- pf
elates as It should 1- a.">pree|n*
beautiful and solemn ritual
fi.si. r In him a genuine f.
rights of others and the f.
It is not possible to pre
tlit 1 would like to bring
all the best of all class.
- Hi • death ..r th.
was almost prostr
r is iihout eighteen
I veil in Omaha on
ni Louisville. Kent
fiver. She stopped «>
• lslt Miss H-isch S
in of the dead wma
: it must fa-
ding for th
•cling of oth-
he building,
particularly,
s! ik And
Miss Noer-
Kuffalo. N V .
M.A
TRAHN KILLS MEN
In
Of
district., bun it is
into
In his deal ngs with \ H(.pubh.
bis fellows the lessons of Masonry as ( Kiys;
th. v are taught In the lodges and a« -pj1(. <
thev are applied In the broth- rhood And
' n can prsetically learn fn— w~-k.
Ington hpW ""
of I
deal with ti- problems
minister
.... _4. Woodford,
to Hpaln. delivered the cm 'd-idint: ad
dress The president was "s-'ovi-.l to the
railroad ftatlon and left for Warhh.gtoii
at 3 49 this afternoon.
MANSLAIJOHER IS
CHARGED BY CORONER
. . r*> • •* . j a f
t ibabiv i.,- it. .John Craig Held to Answer for
herln, probate Judge I m . . , _•
and territorial Carelessness in Awful Fire-
works Explosion.
ALMOST NOTHING.
Paris. Nov. 5 —W K. \'nnderbilt's Riit-
more wni fourth in the race today for
the Prix Fontilne at the St. Cloud meet-
ing.
dorado and Southern north
am running on the Santa i-
r. p. m struck a band car In a
mii north of Castle Hock. Kill
imn and seriously Injuring two
others The dead men are Morgan Sut-
and two other track laboreis whoBe
es ar.- not obtainable.
MOLIINEUX TRIAL
New ork. Nov.
H Mollneux. whl-
Saturday, was r-si
si sslon being dc
and cross
handwriting
who
The trial of Roland
was adjourned on
,. l today, the whole
.- to ths testimony
lamination of export* in
i" Marshall 1J. Lllwell.
xaminatlon when the
esumed the stand,
djourned,
LAUNCH CAPSIZES.
New York. Nov.
Wart of Hrooklyn. . . _
naptha 1.ti: 'i. the Kthel, capsized In the
Rockaw i . rniet y- -ieiday, and that three
. i nien and i bo\ aboard were drowned. The
New York. Nov. 5 —In the fireworks n„, ,| .• ,i M,k. The identity of
eiplosion of last night the coroner to- «th« dead w unknown.
ently died and Re
and had hem
the list fivi
Chicago, s nt
school. She
teem and w:
h V-rot her 1 ■
but for some
of h'm nnd
her friends
b iters which
tlon of her
flme she ha.
cha
. nf the
WAM VENGEANCE
AND
UPPLIES
1 Office Supplies
•k'te, and M-e fill
k. Our price is
A ..*
PITAL CO.
enson Said Thai
Court.
;aqe mailed
ish Appeared
5 the One.
STOOD IP
sntlon pf Trial-A.
l'estiniony Un- '
tood in Line i
Man Who
d Package,
. fi -The greatest sen*
•ml trial of Holand H.
I with til-' murder of
• lute today, when Mrs.
m, tho wkfe ol a Brtnik-
* . ,i ■ i. ii io til- taiiT uy.
te 11n il positively th i tf
Hie man who majled
on the evening of D> -
Tben the witmss pa -
air;. «'"! nLsh, who w ' -i
a mlinr. in front of ti- r
io u-'th- c and holding HI
Idr. used t" "Mr. Harry
said he looked
tails of tile ill st
of the asslHiiiut
that an elfort
.vill be ma
ik In the
gbt tho hold, r
held that the
in tho after-
that
H STORY.
ti-phenson. of Hrookb n,
ti -I witni w.io says i
ned package mailed by 1
■ tlx, was cnlied iat-' in
s< . hei. but order was j
,'ork to mall a package,
with other persons. V
lier wltn a package
dt>J bee —
,| she saw the name j
words '•Knickerbocker'
She ild the man I
mil .1. did nut know
t that. The poison ,
: shown to the wit- 1
f. s looked liko
pockage. Mis. ;
• he
tin
.nde
- Molll
tile
1.1
. She
ild hoi
rni-1| i • that man?"
like him."
ric ncortNisu.
recolh n ^
■ ' 'A ' ■.•' I"" ''.v.'' ' PUt
nl-V.b iMv'h'ld n'.Hced
,, || 11- iii a Straight
:.d had Hook d the
. i " th? S wj -
. . t ti,,- ... ath o: V, h.
, .• . • to ! •' *
V':! a k .! f I ' -
u . V until lo-
4T MAN DEAD. r
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