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SAVE
WEAK MEN.
| HAVE DISCOVERED THE MARVEL-
OUS SECRET OF PERPETUAL
YOUTH AND UNDYING MAN-
LY VIOOR AND I GIVE
IT TO YOU FREE.
My Mysterious Compound Startles the
World With Its Wonderful Cures—
With This Marvelous Secret No
Man Can Grow Old and It Is My
Mission on Earth Hence-
forth to Brlna All Jaded,
Worn-Out Men to This
Fountain of Youth.
Bend No Money—Simply Send Your Name
and Address and This Marvelous Com-
pound Will Be Sent You by Return
Mall, Prepaid and Absolutely
Free.
T have (Uncovered fh«« marvelous secret
of perpetual 11f«• mid vigor nn-n. "
mo II has li.-t-ii kIv•'ii •" I"'"K to th<- fall-
en wearv. uiiin out brothers the knowl-
edge f Mils price I' ss boon. and even t"
the titlennoHt end* of the .-arth I ?-uiid
mv in. «hhk" of love and pence and mi"'
arid help. Unbeliever* may scoff and cry
•*fnks " but 1 h«'d thom not. My work
tins Just begun and I am saving men.
Tb<- secret of this mighty healing power,
this vital life spark, thin marvelous tonic
ON
DIAMOND
AND TRACK
events on the track
St.
Louis Takes One From
Boston, Score 1 to 0.
bis st. louis derby
Claude Wins the Big $12,000
Stake From a Good Field of
Runners-New York Shut
Cincinnati Out.
fluid Is known to mo
It Is mine to
FOR AMERICAN DERBY.
Chicago. June 13—Through the victory
In tho M. Lewis Clam stage at Harlem
today Havable Is now favorite for Un-
American Derby His price wan ®uf
a to 1 tonight and be hold a slight lead
r Irish L«d, who still remain* at 4 to
I. Bernaya also ban loomed up as a
stroriv candidate and Ids odda are now 1"
to i. Counting the Inlluence and penal-
ties of today's race the held Tor the Am
rlcan Derby Is likely to be made up aa
follows: , , .
Odds Horse Weight. Jockey.
Havable 133 C. Uray
Irish iMd 1 T. Hurna
.« Uernaya 1-"- T. Knight
M III Chancellor 122 Lester Relit
12 A ti Revolr 122 Coburn
U IHck Wei lea 1--' Henry
lift J. Matthew®
122 Domlnlcfc
J:-2 VVlnktb Id
129 J. Daly
Crowhurst
115 J. R'lff
122 11. Hooker
12J Mc In tyre
122 Ii Davis
nr. iv phillips.
won has now won three darbies
to carry the highest weight that
Do You Know
Uneeda
Biscuit
1
BOUND OVER TO
THE GRAND JURY
__ Jregor K
ir Linguist
15 Early
id < 'laude
•j.j Foi-e and Aft
30 Ravel
3D Skillful
Id Judge I limes
40 Had News
mi Jack Orr
Claudo,
will have
NATIONAL.
NEW YORK 4, C1NNCINNATI 0.
Cincinnati, O., June 13.—Cincinnati was
uK'iitt Mlmt out by New York. Uuhn wa
tractive up to tho eighth Inning. Score:
R.H.E
Cincinnati 000000000— 0 11 1
New York 00 0 00103 0— 4 ft 3
liatt' rles—Hahn and Bergen; Matthew-
aou and Bowerinan.
ST. LOUIS 1; BOSTON 0.
St. Louis, June l.'l.-The St. Louis team
won u ten Inning game from Boston.
In the last part of the tenth with two men
on bases I train knocked tho ball under
tho bulletin board. Score; h n k
St Louis 100000003 1— 4 12 1
Huston 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0—3 ft 1
HaUerlts lumlovy and J. O'Neill; Pit-
ting t and Morun.
ho can acquire
BALE OF THOROUGHBREDS.
New York. June 13 A *ale of horses
In training was held at Oravesend today.
Bight and True, 3-year--old. br c by
Trlstlan Fllerslle, sold for $3,0&0, J. J.
McCafferty was the buyer.
Drs. Davis and Richards Both
Under Sums of $1,000 Each.
Offer No defense
death of servia's
king and queen
(Continued from page one.)
"No Man Is Lost—There le a Sure Cure
for Every Weak Man."—Dr. Ferris.
Jive to whom I will and my works go be-
ore me. Doubt not! 1 ask no man to be-
lieve me but 1 give to every weak man fios
this priceless boon and It restores him in-
stantly to the strength and powerful vigor
of youth. With this marvelous, mysteri-
ous compound, which 1 havo discovered
•aly after u life-time devoted to search
through all the realms of science, and the
archives of the ancients. It Is possible rot
every weak man to have for his own tin-
glorious manly power, th® untiring vigor
and the long life of the putrlarchs of Bible
times. With this mysterious compound
no week man will ever again be troubled
with Impotency. vital losses, nightly omis-
sions. spermatorrhea, varicocele, prema-
turity, defective power or lack of vital
'"send me no money. It Is my duty .guid-
ed by an Unseen Hand—It In my mission
on earth—my life work—to lift up th. fal-
len. heal the weak and cure the malnvu
or undeveloped; and to every man who
has lost his vital power or finds It waning.
1 send my message of love and peace and
health. 1 ran save him and I will nave
him and restore him to many years of
happiness and tho Impetuous vitality and
vigorous manhood of perfect helath and
youth. .
Remember, It matters not how old you
are; It matters not how you lost your
manhood, or when you lost t. It inn iters
pot what doctors or scoffers say. Thin Is
no ordinary drug or stimulating method of
treatment, but It Is the vital spark of lire
Itself, and It matters not hnw many rem-
edies nnd doctors have failed. I have re-
peatedly and Instantly renewed the youth
of Old men. My secret compound never
falls. I have often Instilled Into Jaded m an
new vitality, health and strength. For
worn-out men I have oft kindled. In an
Instant, and to stay, the sparkling vitality
of youth. My private address Is I r. (.
Sargent Ferris. Htrnwn Building. Cleve-
land. Ohio, anil 1 urge every weak man
to come to me for I will glvo him undying
strength, the supremo Joy nnd happiness
fo perfect manliness My wondrous dis-
covery has startled the world by miracu-
lous effects, yet I seek not fame not
f:lory. It suffices me If 1 may be tho hum-
tle Instrument of Nature's greatest pow-
ar In bringing all men Into the enjoyment
of their true manliness and I do It free.
In the time shotted to me here on earth
I shall do all that In may power lies to give
tny fellow-men the henetlt of this great
secret and my reward shall be In the
PHILADELPHIA 3; CHICAGO 2.
Chicago, June 13 -Two wild throws
gave the visitors today's game In the
eighth Inning, without the aid of a base
h"' R.H.E
Chicago, June 13.-Two wild thrown
gave the visitors today's game in the
eighth Inning, without the aid of a base
R.H.E
Phi' idelphla 100000110—3 7 3
Chicago 001000 100— 2 2 7
I tatter I s—Taylor and Kllng; Suparks
and Roth.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOSTON 7; ST. LOUIS 0.
Boston, June 13.—Boston had no Jtrou-
.le In butting POU
team today. Score:
BIO ST. LOUIS DERBY.
St Louis, June 13.-Claude, by Llssak-
Llda H. with 127 pound* on his back own-
ed by M J Dally, trained by M. J.
Dally and ridden by Jock- y J.
won the St. Louis dorby, valued at J1-.0WJ
from a good Held.
AT NEW YORK.
New York, June 13.—On a track that
was hoof deep In mud Whorter came In
an easy winner In the Brooklyn derby
at Graves'nd today. He was little thought
of in the betting, closing at f to 10. Gold-
en Maxim the odds-on favorite was sec-
ond and decisively beaten. The Brooklyn
derby la the richest 3-year-old stake run
at the meitlng and four good colts faced
the starter. At the end of tho mile Whor-
ter had a clear two lengths over the fa-
vorite. When well inlo the stretch O'Nell
gav h Is mount iiih head and he won by
four lengths. Hidden Maxim was four
lenghts In front of Merry Acrobat, which
was fully a sixteenth of a milo ahead of
Flying Jib.
JIOOD'S Sarsnpnrillft is tho medl-
i! cine lor impure blood, eruptions,
rakness and general debility — it
ositively nnd absolutely CURES
O'KEEFE AND BR11T
FOUGHT A DRAW
Library Notes.
Gymnasium, IK per year.
Hours—Children, 4 to fi p. m . Satur-
days 9 to 12 n. m. Indies Tuesdays and
Friday afternoon and evenings.
Library buttons are for sale at library.
J. V. Admire of Kingfisher visited this
%eek.
threshermen meet
R.H.E
Boston 10 2 1111 Ox- 7 15 3
St. Louis 000000000— 0 4 0
WASHINGTON 10; CHICAGO 0.
Washington, June 13.—Orth's line pitch-
ing enabled Washington to score an easy
shut out over Chicago. White retired In
favor of lninkle at the end of the ttrat
Inning. Score; R H E
Washington 3 2 0 0 0 3 2 Ox—10 13 0
Chicago 00 0 0 0000 0- 0 < 2
Butteries—(nth and Drill; White, Dun-
klu and McFarland.
PHILADELPHIA 12; CLEVELAND 1
Philadelphia June 13 --The banner crowd
of the American League's career in this
city today saw the chamnlons d' feat
Cleveland In the last game of the present
BC0™: R.H.E
Cleveland 1 00 0 0000 (V- 1 .. 3
Philadelphia .400 1 0100*- 12 15 0
Batteries- Darner, Wright and Abbott;
Powers and Bender.
NEW YOIUC 3; DETROIT 2
New York, June 13.—New York defeated
Detroit today. Score;
R.H.E
New York 1 1 00 0000 1-3 7 1
Detroit 010100000—2 6 3
Batteries—Cheabro and O'Connor; Dcer-
Ing and McUulre.
WESTERN LfcAGUE.
KANSAS CITY 6; DENVER 4.
Kansas City, June 13.—Hess was invin-
cible after the third Inning. He received
poor support. Att<ndance 960. Score
R.H.E
Kansas Slty 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 Ox— ti 11 5
Denver 10300000 0— 4 7 2
Butteries—Hess and Ulrlck; Lempke
nnd Schlcl.
OMAHA 8; PEORIA 6.
Peoria, June 13.-Omaha was the more
tin in bunching hits today and won a
game replete in exciting Incidents. At-
tendance 1000. Score;
R.H.E
Peoria 0 0 1'30000 1— 6 9 -
Omaha 0 11310200-8 10 2
Batteries—Alloway and Wilson; Com-
panion and Goading.
ARRANGE RATES FOlt
THRESHING SEASON.
Fight Lasted Twenty Rounds
and Was Fast and Furious.
At Butte mont.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Chandler, Okla., June 13.—Some
days ago an account of the amputation
of an arm oi a son of H. E. Bennett by
two doctors who used a butcher knife.
Tho preliminary hearing was complet-
ed at 12:30 today, and defendants were
bound over to await the action of the
grand jury in sums of 11,000 each. Both
have given bond.
The testimony of Mrs. Richardson,
who was placed on the stand this
morning, showed that the butcher
knife used by the doctors had be«n
last used by her in cutting weeds in
tlig garden. It had been washed with
tho other dishes in the ordinary way
and tho doctors used it aa they found
it without sterilizing it. fc>he told the
doctors when she gave them tho knife
taat it was dull and they replied that
that was what they wanted.
Drs. Woloott and Fafaines were
placed on the stand as expert witnesses.
Their testimony showed that at the
time the young man's arm was ampu-
tated reaction hud set in and it was
not an emergency case—that is, it was
not necessary that the amputation
should be made at once. And that in
no case was the use of a butcher knife
justifiable in performing an operation
of the kind.
It was also shown to the satisfac-
tion of the court that an unusually
long time was consumed in operating
and the probability of death having
resulted from the operation rather than
the. loss of blood appeared so strong
from the testimony that the result was
aa stated in the beginning of this ar-
ticle.
The defendants introduced no testi-
mony except that tending to show good
standing in the community.
OKLAHOMA TIMOTHY
Today the telegraph was entirely con-
trolled by tho government.
MONARCH RI LES.
Belgrade. June 13 -At a ministerial
council held today six ministers voted for
the election of Prince. Peter Karaguorge-
vltch and one for republic.
NOT YET NOTIFIED.
Geneva. June 13.—Prince ivt-r Kara-
georgevltch in an Interview tonight saio
that up to this time ho had not received
an official offer of the crown of ServVj
and that he was awaiting the development
of events from the Servian capital.
SERVIA NOT READY.
Belgrade. June 13—The Nqrodnl Llsty
concludes an editorial article this morn-
lug of a Servian republic thus:
"Servia is not yet ready for such at*
advanced gov rnment, while the army
which is really the controlling factor it
the situation, would not agree to Its es-
tablishment. Servia has had only tw<
ruling dynasties and. since the Ohreno-
vltches have been exterminated there i
no choice except the Karageorgevitches.'
ENID EVENTS GOES
AFTER FAKIR BATES
NATIONAL
POLITICS
Senator Foraker Reviews the
Ohio ConventionJ
MASON OF ILLINOIS
Pays His Respects to Gov. Yates
of That State-Why Latter
Will Not Accept Vice-
Presidency.
Butte, Mont., June 13.—Jack O'Kecfe
of Chicago and Jimmy Britt of San
Francisco fought twenty rounds to a
draw here this afternoon. Fully 10,-
000 people saw the fight. It was a fast
and furious one. Britt had a shade the
best of it but O'Keefe was the favor-
ite with the crowd as the 'Frisco boy
had been accused of fouling Repeatedly.
Tho sheriff of Bjitte jumped into the
ring in one round und warned Britt
that if he did not tight fair the battle
could not go on.
Abe Cohen announced four men who
challenged the winner. They are Joe
Gans. Willie Fitzgerald, Buddy Ryan,
and Toby irvin.
The arena was erected on the old
ball park. On an elevated platform and
under a canvass roof, the men fought
in a chilling wind, while the rain pour-
ed at intervals. The crowd of specta-
tors «at in the open but were not
daunted by the inclement weather.
The light was at. 133 pounds, the men
weighing in at 10 o'clock this morning.
Britt was a trifle under weight while
O'Keefe made it exactly.
Betting was even all day up to the
hour of the fight. Sibmund Hart of
Chicago, O'Keefe's manager, put up
$5,000 on his man in lumps of from
$50 to $300.
MANY TELEGRAMS
REPORT POPE LEO DEAD
Special Dispatch to the State Capital
Norman, Okla., June 18.—The
Threshermen's National Protective as-
sociation for this county met in Nor-
man last Mouday and Initiated J. T.
Rajney, C. Q. Bible, \V. W. Brown, P.
R. Durkee, J. K. Hlldehaugh and 0. C.
(lergland. The following rates for
threshing were agreed upon:
Wheat In shock S 1-2 cents per bush-
el. Where feed is furnished for teams
I cents.
Wheat In stacks f> cents per bushel.
Oat«. one-half price charged for
threshing wheat
A. W. Charleson of Moore is presi-
dent of the association in this county
snd John Durkee of Norman, secre-
tary. At tho meeting several com-
mittees were appointed to f'o about
wheer to purchase coal and other sup-
plies for threshing outfits.
trial OF DLWEYS
MIIJWAIIKKK S; DRS MOINES 3.
Milwaukee, Wis 13 - Milwaukee w>>n a
well played game with lien Moines by
clean and opportune lilttlim Brown mnde
one of the longest hits ever seen her
Attendance ;,000. Score: r h P
Milwaukee OflOOOr. 3 Ox-s !> I
l)e Moines 0 00000300-3 S ^
Batteries—Brown and Lucia; Madigan
and Fohl.
TROOPS AT ST FRANCIS 1IA8 ClOOD
EFFECT ON C1TIZKNS.
Topeka. Kan* June i:t -Attorney ti. n-
eral Coleman left tonight f >i St France,
wheic he will a^sl.-t in the prosecution
of Chauncey Dewey. Clyde Wi;.- >n ami
W. c. McBride chained with th.. mimicr
of th« Bury faintly. A dispatch re-
ceived at the adjutant Kcti. ral s office
today from Captain Cunningham In
charge of the troop* saya the r1-
of th* militia seems to have k >d eff- ct
on the scttlera u* they now ae.-m dl |i.«s-
ed to make no trouble until after the re-
eult of the trial la known.
COLORADO 8I'll 1 NO!
St. J of i<h. June 13.
had a very eary tlm
game from the Saints. :
G; ST JOE 1.
Phe Millionaires
taking today's
eph
R HE I
OOOOOA1 00— 1 r 4
Springs ..110 0 11100- > 13 0
Batteries -Chlnn and Garvin; McNeely j
and Do ran.
At Indianapolis-Indianapolis 13; Min-
leapolia 0
At Louisville -Louisville 13; St. l'i
Rome, June 13.—General astonish-
ment was produced here by the tele-
grams which poured in today especial-
ly from Vienna and Berlin, announcing
the death of the pope, although not
even a rumor of the death of his holi-
ness has been heard here. These dis-
patches created a momentary sensa-
tion and a rush was made for the Vat-
ican lo obtain news regarding the pou-
til's health, it was found there that
there was no change in the condition
of the pope, lio was not quite si
strong as before, owing to his last at
tack and leads his ordinary life, cx-
cept that he grants fewer audiences,
lie received today several persons,
I among litem the Uev. Father Murphy,
j toctor of the Irish college. His holi-
j ness was deeply Interested in hearing
' details of the dinner given Thursday by
10- | Manager Kennedy rector of the Ameri-
I can college, at which Father Murphy
was preseut.
BEATS THAT GROWN IN MANY OF
THE STATES.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Blackwell. Okla., June 13.—Monroe
Wasson who owns a farm four miles
south of town, came in this morning,
and brought with him a bunch of tim-
othy, which he raised on his farm, tho
stalks of which were four and a half
feet long, and some of the heads
foot long, while none of them were less
than eight inches in length. He also
had a bundle of red clover, two and a
half feet long. Sir. Wasson says, that
be came from Iowa, where they raise
fine timothy, but he never saw anything
to equal what he has on his farm He
says they told him that timothy and
clover would not grow in Oklahoma.
He produces specimens that he raised,
to refute the statement. He will devote
more land to these two valuable pro-
ducts next year.
BALOON ASCENSION
Mns. ROACH MAttfea SUCCESSFUL
ATTEMPT AT POND CREEK.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Fond Creek, Okla., June 13.—One of
the prettiest balloon ascensions ever
seen in this city took pla e at about
G o'clock yesterday when Mrs. Alice
Roach made her first trip to the clouds.
It was a perfect day and the bag sailed
gracefully through the air going a lit-
tle southwest and almost straight up.
The parachute opened almost imme-
diately after she cut loose and the de-
cent was very pretty. Mrs. Roach is
the second woman who lias had the
nerve to make an ascension in Okla-
homa. Lady Marie, wifo of Frank
Coleman, has the distinction of being
the first.
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Enid, Okla., June 13.—The Events
gives it to Bates, the man who stirred
up such excitement about David E.
George, as follows:
1/ecturer Bates, who delivered a cock
and bull story concerning J. Wilkes
Booth's escape and final death in Enid,
was forbidden to deliver his second lec-
ture and left Enid for El Reno where
he awaited the shipment of George's
body to him.
Wo understand that Bates will tako
old man George's body on a tour of
exhibition of the east, visiting the
eastern cities and winding up at St.
I uis. His intention is to deliver his
"lecture" and exhibit Booth's body at
so much per exhibit.
The lecture or r.ates here last week
aroused the ire of the G. A. K., the lec-
ture in reality closely bordering upon
treason. ,
Hates' story depicted President John-
son as a confederate of Booth's impli-
cated General Grant and the Union
army ami several members of the cabi-
net. His story was altogether ridicu-
lous being a mere conglomeration of
unsupported statements, impossible
from physical facts. Not over fifty peo-
ple heard his lecture but it aroused
the G. A. h. veterans who petitioned
the mayor and Mr. Bates was informed
that he would have to go elsewhere to
spin his ilttit ball of yarn. And he va-
moosed. The facts seem to sustain that
Bates Is merely a Booth fanatic. One
or the kind who has harraaaed the gov
eminent on the Booth matter in the
past. And when he heard of the sup-
posed death of Booth in Enid lie con-
ceived the idea of making a mint of
money off the gullible. The truth is
that hundreds of people would pay a
quarter to go and see the supposed
Booth and hear Bates lecture just from
curiosity.
Ostensibly Bates was supposed to
take the body of George to "relatives"
of Booth. But that was merely a sub-
terfuge to get the body out of Enid
without arousing suspicion. The daily
papers, exhibiting their usual gullibil-
ity. published that Bates exhibited an
order from Booth's "relatives" and
took the body back to them for burial.
Of course this is real laughable.
HARVEST HAND HATES
Special Dispatch to the State Capitol.
Washington, June l3.-8enator Joseph
Benson Foraker of Ohio had his coat and
vest off, his sleeves rolled up and in his
hands i mass of manuscript, which lie
was lntesely perusing when an Evening
Star reporter called at his home this
Tht senator arrived in Washington last
night from Ohio, where he went to at-
tend the republican state convention, ana
In the deliberation of which he was an
Important factor In the way of pledging
the state to President Roosevelt for an-
other term. _ ,
"Senator, the people of Washington and
of the entire country are Interested in
anything you niuy care to say regarding
resident Roosevelt's candidacy," the re-
porter volunteered.
•There is nothing to say," Senator For-
aker replied. "President Roosevelt was
indorsed by the republican convention
of our state; the republicans are pleased
with the w>rk of the convention, and I
don't see what else of Interest can be
"GEN. GROSVENOR'S BRIEF STAY.
General Charles 11. urosvenor, tho patrl-
ar. liial-looklng statistician of the Ohio
delegation In the house of representatives,
also came to Washington yesterday and
departed last evening for his home In vi
Athens, Ohio.
"NATIONAL"
nights—
Cash balanced in five
minutes. Store locked
at the same time your
clerks leave. Everyf
transaction properly
recorded. Every dollar
accounted for. Head
clear—ready for an
evening of pleasure.
Let a National Cash Register
do your drudgery.
Too expensive? Not
a bitl
A good "National**
costs only $2$—less
expensive than laying
off a week from over-
work.
National Cash Register Co.
STEAMER WRECKED
ON STRATTON ISLAND
Oil Orchard, Me., June 13.—It was evi-
dent tonight from wreckage washed
ashore that tho magnificent new Ave-
masted schooner, Washington B. Thomas,
Captain Wm. J. Leromond, from Norfolk,
to Portland, Me., was wrecked during
th® *llle on 8tratton i8land anfi ,s very
Representative Orosvenoc left tlx# lm- j rapit]iy breaking to pieces. The crew
OPEN letter
WILL BE IN* FORCK FROM Jl'NR
TO Jl'LV 10.
Topeka Ivans . June 13.-The railroads
have decided that the cheap rates for
transporting harvest hands will !>-• in
force this year from Juno 2o July 10,
Inclusive. The rate will be a third fare
for parties of five or over to any point
in Kansas or any of tne railroads. In
spite of the floods which have devastated
r=ome of th valley lands of the state,
the call for harvest hands says that the
need for a large number of them is very
pressing.
The ladles of thn Catholic chtrrhc will
glvi- a social on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Beland. 418 East Oklahoma
avenue. Everybody Is invited.
pr sslon in Washington that he has an
array of statistics that will be given out
within a short time that will removo from
the electors of the country and disposi-
tion to indulge In the formality of cast-
ing their votes.
EX-SENATOR MASON'S BREEZY
TALE. .
Former Senator Mason of Illinois was
circulating In the down-town districts this
morning shaking hands Incidentally with
old friends, and at the same time com-
pleting arrangements for removing his
family to Chicago. .....
• I gee by the livening Stars editorial
page last evening,'• the former senator
said to an Evening Star reporter, "that
Governor Yates oi Illinois, Just before
sailing for Europe, declared that lie
would not accept the republican nomina-
tion for the vice-presidency.
"Yates is entirely right about it. li<
won't accept the vice presidential noml
nation. He has gone on a sea voyage
by the unanimous consent of every elec-
tor in Illinois. Tho doctors assured him
before he departed that he was immune
from seasickness, as it has been dlscov-
. i-d that seasickness Is a brain disease.
Yates is safe."
Former Senator Mason stopped and
thought a moment and then continued:
• The strength of Yates and his crowd In
Illinois was correctly measured Monday
of ii-t week, when about twelve out of
sixtc-n judge's of the Lorlmer and Yat"*
brand w- re defeated by 10,000 to _-0.0W
vot s In a country that gave to McKinley
100,000 majority."
.Mr Mason was asked as to the presi-
dential situation in Illinois, but he said
he was to much engaged In trying to
dist over some remedy for tho Western
l!..ods that he declined to discuss any-
thing else. However, he got back to
i U.acuasion of Governor Yates, and said:
' Every time Yates has had a candidate
in the Held, from Cairo lo Wauk* egan,
from the lake to the river, that candidate
has gone to defeat. Why, even tin
men who have used him for the las
three years are looking about for another
candidate tor governor.
„ere reported safe at dark, although hud-
dled together In the forward part of the
vessel, the stern having broken away.
The weather was bad all day and no Im-
provement came tonight, and It hardly
seems likely that tugs sent out will ho
able to reach Stratton s Island before day*
light.
first report filed
U. S. STF.EL CORPORATION BEFORfl
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
Washington, June 13.—During the
past week the U. S. Steel corporation
has fllPd through Secretary Cortelyou
with the bureau of corporations of the
department of commerce the financial
reports of :ts operations lor the year
1902, including schedules, showing In
detail its business and financial trans-
actions during that year. The report
is very voluminous, and complete. Pt
Is the first report of any large business
concern filed with the new department,
west point academy
BOARD OF VISITORS REPORT COM-
MENDABLE CONDITIONS.
J u
13.
b-.l of 0,<
Print-ton's ball team defeat
V of 7 t" « on the National
uids here today. Score:
R HE
10000000#— 7 13
loo J (Ml to r. •« o
and R id; Shevlln
In Kay county this year, ihe asscasor
reports 108 dngs for taxation and tlxes
their value at I1..M4.
people
Yale a
League
Princeton
Yale
Hattertes—Stevens
and Wlnslow.
HARVARD 3: ;M:NNSYI.VAM.\ n
Cambridge. Mass.. June 1.5 Harvard
complrttel) overwhelmed F
Pennsylvania today, playing
game of baseball
the m ore being S> '
out 1. men. Score;
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Batteries- Clarkson
and Carlus.
the fastest
this year.
Clarkson struck
o .1 n nso 3 'i*- n l
und gulgle> ; Groves
New cough s arc bad enou i<h;
old coughs are worse. They
_ make you think of bron-
chitis or consumption. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cures con-
sumption. Not all cases, but very many, j. c. «■
OldCoughs
The following open letter has been
issued bv Industrial Commissioner
Hopkins of the Guthrie Commercial
<l lb Guthrie, Okla., June 13, 1903.
Dear Sir: —
You are respectfully invited to meet
a party of gentlemen and tlie board
of directors of the Commercial club,
Monday evening June 15th at. 8 o'clock
who have under consideration the loca-
tion of an Industrial plant in our city.
Please if possible make It a point to
be present as it is a matter of im-
portance to our city.
Your truly.
inn is hopkins.
Industrial Commissioner.
Barnes, President.
As Vou Like It
Thfct is about the way The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York issues
policies in these days of varied require-
ments in business and family life.
The postscript lo a letter written by Mr.
Ebe Walter, of Clarksville, Del., enforces
this thought:
•• The ontlon
policy tXUl •"
claiad. nit tne *
nf the dividend of WIT m kln,
, , .Hue mi 1 '-'II* v
c. m.
RFPORTED DEATH OF
POPE LEO DENIED
Rome. June 13.—An official state-
ment issued late this evening denies
the rumors of the pope's sudden death
The rumors published today in
Vienna papers that the pope hail died
suddenly are entirely without founda-
tion. llis holiness is In good health
and Dr. Lapponi. his physician did no-
visit the Vatican either yesterday or
today. Pope Leo received cardinal
Uesplghi, vicar general of his hollnesss.
No Commlsloner of Immigration.
Honolulu. June 13. -The lower house of
the I. unlatur* has stricken from the ap-
propriation hill the clause providing for
;i o.Mninl.Hnloncr of Immigration Repre-
petatlvca lit rkly <" Kanallo and others
stronglv opposed the measure, declaring It
to be part of a * heme to out\ote the
natives.
atiempt to
WRECK 1 RAIN
TIES ON ROCK ISLAND TRACK
NEAR WAUKOMIS.
Special Dispatch to the Slate Capital.
Hennessey, Okla.. June 13.—Some
one placed a tie across the Rock Island
road near Waukomis last night in au
effort to wreck train, No. 3f>. The train
ran Into the obstruction, but was not
damaged.
IRWIN AT HOBART
WII L DELIVER 4TH OF JULY ORA-
TION THERE.
y prewnt clrcumiUnc**.'
What Mr. Walter did take was a divi-
dend check for $196.98 on the paid-up
policy of a $1,000, which cost him all told
$448.02. He says:
Ttie •hirh t particularly Ilk* ™v p^rl*
that (lie longer I live the "tore I net and thai <lu l g tl.a bal-
ance rf «y Tile t!.e,e It nothing BM W me to |<«y.
(From Wilmington < Drl.) Xrws, A'or. 77, rgot.)
In writing for terms for a policy of this
kind, state what you would like to receive
in cash at the end of limited payment
period, amount you would like your bene-
ficiary to receive in event of your death,
and give your age.
Tub Mutual Lifk Insurance
cgfcpany op New York
Kk'iutn A. Mccranv. president.
T. J. LOWE. Mgr., Guthrie, Okla.
was compelled to einue wu«u 1 nuu : - _
he livening star last night that Vates j or two cases of a very mild character
iiad decided 1101 to accept the nom'.nation
for vice president. Again 1 say lie will
not accept."
CLAY AND LIVINGSTON.
Representative Clay of Georgia arrived
In Washington last night. He met his |
H-orgla colleague. Representative Living-
jton, at tho Klggs this afternoon, when
the following colloquy ensued:
"Hello Clay, when did you g-1 to town? '
ashed Livingston.
-Last evening.'*
'•How did you come?"
-Hard to t-Ii. Was throe days trying
get here, dodging cloudbursts and tho
like "
•That's nothing. I have been trying
for tlir e days to got away from Wash-
ington." , 4.
Thty then adjourned to a settee In the
lobby of the hotel to compare notes.
ARKANSAS RIVER HIGH
eppinger case
MUCH DAMAGE DONE AND ANOTII-
EH RISE PREDICTED.
Topeka Kansas, June 13.—Dispatches
LaSln a I'd Dodge City says that the Ar-
kansas river Is very high. Large quan-
tities of drift wood are going down the
stream and th< bridges are endangered.
Tne alfalfa Ileitis are Hooded and another
rise is said to bo coming.
STRIKERS FOUND GUILTY
r
Washington, June 13.— The board of
visitors to the West Point military
academy has made its report to the
secretary of war. The report is Inter-
esting chiefly because of the very gen-
last i eral commendation of tho conditions at
! the academy. It is especially noted
I that the discipline is excellent and tha
new developments IN
bankruptcy proceedings.
San Francisco, June 13.—There wert
110 new developments from the Eppinj?-
er bankruptcy proceedings today. Re-
ceiver Wads worth has not yet secured
possession of the warehouse books of
the corporation, nor has he received
any communication from the grand
jury which has appointed a committor
to investigate the case.
cholera i increasing
RAINY SEASON IN PHILIPPINE*
CAUSE MORE CASES,
Washington, June 13.—Official ad-
vices to the marine ospital servic#
in this city represent a sharp Increase
of cholera cases in the Philippine is-
lands since tho beginning of the rainy
season.
Every Woman
{WUJ j™ J
miMt Whirling Spmv
TUr new * «••>
rf-nT.ntfni.
lllllHIN UIMbUJ.
Charleston, W.
the striking mint
guilty >-f resisting
when Deputy Ma
tempted i< serve
for violating .ludgt
lion, today threw
mercy of the cou
jail sentences >•(
agaln*t each of th
k'a., June 13.—Four of
is having been found
arrest at Atklnsonbllle,
shal Cunningham at-
iita.-hnu nta upon them
Kelly's blanket Injunc-
thi mselves. upon the
it. Fines of 1100 und
live months were as-
Sp«
RESUMES MAYORALTY
Havana, June 13.—Juan O'Farrell today
resumed the mayoralty of Havana, having
been reinstated by tlovernor Nunez on re-
ceipt of n certificate from thn court that
the charges against Senor O' Farrell of
responsibility In the riota last November
hud been quieted by tho passage of the
amnesty law.
BULGARIAN REFUGEES
r ¥<• tuW'T lha
ntntBi no
•#uiue.",rli
Special Dispatch to the State Capital.
Hobart. Okla., June 13.—A letter re-
ceived tliia morning from Judge Irwin
accepting the Invitation to speak here,
July 4th.
MORPHINE
LIQUOR. Cocaine and Tobacco Habltj
cured In ten days Pay wlieu cured N«
suffering. Dlt lUJNJ ItALPH, ~0 Ulalto
liidg., Kansas City. Mo.
8ofla, Bulgaria, June 13.—Fully 1.500
Bulgarian refugees arrived from Ptrogu,
Kull K".at. ha and neighboring villages,
t hey repot t that a reign of terror exists
ti the village • • Adrlatiople. Turkish reg-
ular and H.ishl Uazouks are said to be
. ... Kit k the wh. icgi' n under the pre-
text of searching for aims.
WILL RtSIGN OFFICE
Port Au Prince, Haytl, June 13.—The
minister of tlnanee has refused to prose-
cute the Inquiry into the financial scandal
ht re and has t ndered his resignation
which has betn acepted by the president.
Ardmore Teachers.
< ial Dispatch to the State Capital.
Ardmore,"I. T.. June 13 —Tho following
teachers havo been re-elected to position#
In the Ardmore schools: Mrs. Duffev,
Miss Campbell. Miss Lllllo Comegys. Mrs.
N1 black. Miss Anni.- Mathews. Mrs. Abcr-
nathy, Misses Fannie Walker, Nannie
I'ulilam, Fay Smith, Roberta Nlblack,
Bamberg. Myrtlo Hartley. Maud Tennery,
Almond and Mrs. J. H. Hendrix.
The new teachers are Miss Nettie llar-
., Mb s Callle Barrlngton. Mrs. Haw lea
Anderson, Mrs. J. W Newcomb. Miss
Ousluy. Mrs. Jordan, Miss Hanna Norris,
Mlsa Vlrgle Brooks.
j. M. Seay was re-elected principal or
the colored schooh
CREW SAFE.
Portland. Me., June 13.—Word was re-
ceived here tonight that the crew of thn
five-masted schooner. Washington B.
Thomas, believed to have been wrecked
on Stratton Island, off Old Orchard, are
snfe in the forward part of tho craft, the
stern having heen broken.
Inspected English Hospitals.
Washington. June 15.—Surgeon tleneral
O'Reilly of the army, returned to Wash-
ington today. He has bten in Europe for
two months past, dining which time ho
visited a number of military hospitals and
conferred with the medical authorities of
different armies.
American Killed In Russia.
Washington, June 13.—United Stateg
Consul Keenan at Odessa, Russia, reports
by cable to the state department today
that uuarekln B. Chltdlan, an American
citizen, was killed today In that city by a
number of Turks, who havo been cap-
tured.
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