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OFFICIAL OHUAN OF OLAKHOMA DEMOCRACY-OFFICIAL BTATH PAPEII-OFPICB OF PUBLICATION. HAIIPISON AVENUE.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY HSVENING. APRIL 13. 1899.
NUMBER 270
VOLUME 12
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Incorporated
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.CAPITAL $10000000
Plenty of Monoy to Loan on Farms.
Abstracts of Titles Compiled.
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we feel confident when you do it will be in our favor.
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ent with first-class? guaranteed work.
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GUERILLA
Warfare is Being Extensively
Engaged in by Filipino
Insurgents.
PRUSSIG
Scrlpps-Mcllao Loagun
Manila April 13. Tho Filipinos at-
tacked tho outposts of tho artillery at
MaloloB (luring last night. Two of
tho Americans wore killed and throe
wounded.. The insurgents aro evi
dently determined on guerilla war-
fare as the isolated attacks by small
forces of enemies uro daily occurrenc
es. Agulnaldo s pi. in Is to harrass the
Americans as much as possible by
thoso potty attacks. Thoy hope to
continuo this until the rainy soason
sets in in the boliof that the ravages
of disease may compel tho Americans
to withdraw to Manila leaving the
Filipinos foot free in tho rest of the
island
Manl'.u April 13 Agulnaldo con-
tinues to treat with soverlty all in-
surgents who wish to surrender to the
Americans. Thero have been report-
ed six insurgent officers who express-
ed a deBire to treat with tho Ameri-
cans. Manila. April 13 At daylight tho
Americans wont after tho rebels kill-
ing several of them. One American
private was wounded. Tho Spanish
gunboat purchased by tho Spaniards
here were captured recently by tho
Filipinos who stripped them of guns
andammunitlou. Tho gunboats wera
then allowed to proceed.
EXPURGATED
Acid in Candy is Eaten by
Miss Cora Tanner
the Actress.
Mother Uooso Nursory Classes
Attacked by Mothers'
Club.
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Serlpps-MoKao League.
Omaha April 13. A messenger loft
a box of boil bons in the room of Cora
Tanner tho woll known actreM last
night. Sho nto some of it and was
poisoned. She wilt probably not re-
cover. An aimlyslB showed prusstc acid
in tho candy. Thore is no clew to the
perpetrator.
SECREFTlOW
BOOTY
Consisting of Several Thous-
and Dollars Secured by
Safe
Suspended Members of Ton ties
Try to Hrehk in a Door.
Sorlpps-McUao League.
Colon Mioli.. April n.-Hurglars
blew tho safe in Hell ifcui-ons' bank to
pieces last night and secured several
thousand dollars in cash.
BAD BEEF
Is
HITCHCOCK
Seems to bo in tho Saddle-
Victory over Kerens.
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J W M NKAL President
A J. SKAY. Vice President
Guthrie National Bank.
Capital $60000
Surplus $10000.
Doard of Directors
In addition to oittcers ot bank
JAMBS STItATTON
1). T. FLYNN
FRANK DALK.
J R COTTCNUUAM.
W. J. IIOKSPALL Cashier.
Scrlpps-Mcltac League
Now York April 13. "Mother (loose
expurgated edition" may bo tho next
literary production placed on tho mar-
ket for tho amusement of children.
That sparkling assortment of wonder-
ful rhymes tho Robinson Crusoe of
tbo nursery has boon brandea as per-
nicious in tho original its inlluonce
harmful and not to bo admitted in up-
nraved circles.
It was at a meeting today of the
New York City mothers' club that the
attack on tho child's classic was made.
Literature for tho children was under
dcr discussion kindergarten storlo"
had been approved and all was serene
when a voice from the rear Bpoke
of the hall spoko against "Mother
Gooso."
Particulars wero avoided and tho
rolativo qualities of "Tho Old Woman
Who Lived In Her Shoe" and "Little
Ho Peep Who Lost Her Sheop" were
not touched on. Thp speaker sank
into tho inviting obscurity offered by
tho bonnets In front of her before any
qucstlous could be asked.
For u tlmo it seemed as If the senti-
ments of tho Bpeaker who had de-
clared that "Mother lloose" ought to
bo expurgated wero shared In by tho
assembloge but at last ono champion
was found.
"I want to Bland up for 'Mother
Oooso' as develonlnir the Imaglnotion
and senso of humor." she said. "We
aro all inclined to tako our children
too seriously and leave out tho fun."
Hut thero teemed to be a feeling
that tho subject was entirely too revo-
lutionary for off-hand discussion
although thero was no end of mur-
raurlngJ and Mile. Le Clare was given
tho lloor to give nor impressions ui
American mothers.
"Yot talk all tho time about the
Milld. sho said." and not about tho
mother. You American mothers wi n
to learn common sense. Every Amer-
ican child is an innocent martyr. You
Americans need real homes. ou jump
about like rabbits and aro never at
homo. You are always running to tho
theatre or elub meetings. Study what
made such men as Washington tho
Ailnina fnmtlv and Jefferson."
A surprised gaBp ana tuon a nppic
of laughter and applause followed tniB
homily.
The "Mother Gooso" question was
agoln taken up but was sidetracked
after Mile. Le Clare had spoken her
mind.
MAD HOUSE
Hold Mrs. (hkes Whilo Her
Husband Married ilor
Cousin.
Scripps-Mcltac League.
Wichita April 13. There vm real
excitement horo last night. It was
tbo regular meeting of Pleasant lodge
Modern Tontles of America. Whon
nearly sixty mouthers of the lodge ap-
peared at the door about a score or
tho inside roftisod them admission
saying they hau been suspended.
Tho national grund muster of the
order E. J. Mcnx who by the way
Is tho father of tho order was inside
and sanctioned the order to not admit
thorn The crowd on the outside con-
sisting of men and women proceeded
to break down tho doors and s'x of-
ficers and tho chief of police wero
called to prescrvo order. Tbe police
on hearing the story of both sides
withdrew as from a family altalr and
left them to fight It cut.
Tho door was forced open to some
extent whon Dr. Cave national med-
ical oxamlner.crowded into tho broach.
Ho was not only squeezed nearly to
death but wan hit tlireo fines on the
neck by a pugilistic professor of the
public sclioo's. Ho was Anally drug
cd out by the outsiders but he got
away without serious Injuries
Tho outsiders finally placed a guard
consisting of tx-Polico Olliccr Irish
who klllod a tint n here a year ago and
others at tho lodgo door to prevent any
persons from entering or leaving tho
hall whilo thoy organised a rival
lodgo in tho Knights of Pythias hall
In tlio same building
Among tho suspended members who
aro In rebellion uro County Superin-
tendent Carville ox-Polico Cotnm.s-
stoner Furnish ox-Polleo OIHcer Derr
and Prof. Honnlng of the city schools.
Nearly a score of the wives of the
members were with them in the rival
meeting. Oovornor Stanley and ex-
Goyornor Lowelllng are members of
tho lodgo but neither "f them Is In
tlio rumpus.
The troublo grew out of a supposed
tanglod condition of tho finances.
Tho rebolllous brothreu and sisters
refused to pay any more assessments
until a full statement was mado by
tho national .re-'.dnt who lives horo
and It was or oecount of this failure
to pay asceesn.cntti that their suspen
sion was rushot' through. It Is a vory
hard matter in the excited condition
of tho members to get any statemont
that would indlcato which sido Is at
fau'.t In tho matter. Tho characteris-
tic bitterness of a family quarrol is
manifested by every perfcon eonnvctod
with tho contention
Sdripps-Moltao Loaguo.
Washington April 13. Soerotary of
tho Interior Ethan Alien Hltohoock
has won his first sot-to with National
Committeeman II. 0. Kerens ovor tho
little patronago remaining in Missouri.
General H. ( Farrar a Hitchcock
man Ib to bo appointed bu1-treasurer
of St. Louis to succeod Geo. Small
tho gold Democrat who has boon try-
ing to hold on.
Colonel Kcrons wanted his hench-
man Colonel Schwartz appointed and
filod numorout Indorsement in his
behalf but tho secrotary of tho Inter-
ior had his own ideas of who should
bo named and Farrar will.be the man.
Secretary Hitchcock apparently
takes little interost in politics hut
tho Missouri Republicans here do not
hesitalu to say how glad thoy aro thoy
got most of tho patronage disposed of
boforo ho came in. itlslniutoncu Willi
the president Is paramount and ho is
a man not easily approochod by mon
of the rank and lllo.
Tho decision of tho presldont In this
case would indicate that Secrotary
Hitchcock is to be tho big man In Ho
publican politics for Missouri during
the rest of the McKluloy aduiinlstra.
tlon.
SERVICE
Letter LMnys it L'art in u Mis-
souri Itailroiu! Lawsuit
NO J0EE
Alter all For This ManJiabies
Uot Mixed.
Scripps-McKao League
St. .Joseph Mo April 13. A law
suit that will be watchod with unus-
ual interost by employes and mana-
gers of railroads was instltutod In the
oircuit court horo today. Tho suit Is
brought by A. G. HoborU against tho
St. Joseph .4- Uoelc Inland railway
and Is for 52000 damages. Roberts is
an onglnoer and was until IobI July
In the umploy of tho Grand Island
company. July 10 ho was discharged
and since then he has bcou uuabla to
secure employment. Robert claims
ho ennnot Kot employment because
the Grand Island company will uot
L'lve him a "service" letter such as is
required by railroad companies of on
irlncors who seek to onter tholr em
ploy-
Remains or .luslice
field Laid loKesi.
Sorlpps-MoRae League.
Washington Apfll 13. Tho remains
of tho last Assoalule Justlco Fluid
wero laid to temporary rest in Rock
Crook oemotorv this morning 'i'ho
presldont. taombors of tho cabinet and
other prominent otllolals attended tho
funeral.
I'residont'H Forces
Defeated
in Peru.
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Telephone 52 PAUL JUNDT Manager.
Scripps-Mcllae League.
New York April 13. Mrs. Lewella
n n.1.ai .llvnrxorl tvlfnnf Francis
Ij.Oakcs the millionaire president of
I ll. f 1.A fUnnilflnl nmviiir find Blind
LUC UUKCO UUCMUUai vumuBUJi hw
her husband for 8150000 damages for
having caused her forcible Incarcera-
tion in a mad house. Sho lias also sued
Oakes' present wife for 8100)00 dam-
ages for alienating her former litis
band's ulTeetlon.
Dr. Neil O. Fitch and Dr. William L.
Burnett aro made co-defendants with
Oakcs they having signed tho certifl
cates of insanity on which the plaintiff
was confined.
Mrs. Oskes was put in an asylum
three times and in her list Incarcera-
tion her husband obtain -d a divorce on
what she alleges was perjured testi-
mony. Eight days after he got the de
cree he married Adelaide Sullivan the
FJain tiff's cousin who bad been a -uil-Iner
in Hoston until Oakes put her on
the stage in Joseph Ilaworth's theat-
rical company.
Oakes In his reply presents a gen-
eral denial of his wife's complaint and
charges her with drunkenness and
misconduct.
Scrlpps-McRae League.
Raclno W.Va. April 13. At Grange
last Saturday births took plaeo in two
families living in the same houso. In
one ease twins arrived and a singlo In
tho other. The trio of new born boy
Iml.lns. dressed alike were nluawl in
ono bed to cause the fathor of tho
twins to believe that tils wile liau
given birth to triplets. The joke
workod nicely but when the time
came to separate the infants and re-
store them to their respective mothers
the Identity could not be solved by
the womon in attendance. The Iden-
tity remains unsolved.
Younc uirl Commits BulcKle.
Sorlpps-McUae League.
Longford Kan April 13. Rerths
the 13-year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Render committed nul-
olde lost night by hanging herself In
tho havmow of the barn. When found
ono hand was just touching tho lloor
and circumstances Indicate a dellbor-
ato attempt at self destruction. No
cause 's known for thn act
gerlppa-Mellae League.
Lima l'eru. April IB. Tho rerolu-
tionlsU or federalist under command
of General I'aiulo In a battlo lusting
over an hour defeated the forest) of
President Alonao near Oruro. Tro
hundred were klllod. General l'ando
oecuplos Oruro without disorder.
Denounced l)y Captain
Greene in a Wichita
Speech.
SOfftM-MeJI Leagu.
Wlohitn April l3.-CapUln Ureen
of tli 23d Kansas just mustered out
In n speech lust night declared that
bad beef caused the death of twenty
mon of his regimen
COWBOYS
Scouring the Mountains In
Search for Murderers.
Serlpps-Mcltae League
Tombstone Aria. April 13. Charles
Ainsworth deputy sheriff of Cochise
county and brother of Walter Ains-
worth attorney general of Arizona
was killed and ltd ward Moore a young
cowboy wiib mortally wounded Matur-
day at Wllgu In tho Ohlracalrm
mountains .IB miles from Ptarce
Tho murderers were two brothers
named Haldertunn for whom Ainsworth
had warrants issued In Poarce. etiarg
Ing them with stealing cattle. The
brothers offored no resistance and
Ainsworth taken off his guard told
them to go Into the house and get what
thoy wanted to take with thini The
brothers secured their rin and tinpx
pcotodly opened Are on tho officers .v ' li
tlio above results
One shot tore through Ainsworth's
brain and another pierced Moore's
bowels. The latter managed to spur
his horse to It is home several miles
away where he was only able to tell
his story to his mother and sister be-
foro ho died.
A posse of So cowboys is scouring the
mountains for tho llHlderinuiis and will
lianp thorn when they are taken. Ains-
worth's body will be sent to his old
home In Flint. Ml"h. for Interment.
PLUNDERING
'PI i ik Prniinvfi' tV Itir itf triwtrtj
Homhnrdmout Continues
at Apia.
Scrlppa-McRae League.
Iierlln April 13. A dispatch from
Samoa says the bombardment goes on
dully ami tbe followers of both Ms-
tnufa aud Malaeto are still plunder-
ing foreign property.
Illinium's Harmony Scheme
Serlpos-Multsc League.
Topeka April 13. John Hannon
tho well-known Democrat of Leaven-
worth haasuggeatoC to a number of
the leading gold and silver Democrats
of Kansas the idea of holdiuga big na-
tional Democratic conference at Kan-
sas City this summer to discuss the
future policy of the Democratic psrty
Ho says the only question that now
divides tho Democratic party is 10 to 1;
that tue Democrats of tbe east souln
north and west will stand together
against expansion and on the tariff
and that some arrangement should be
mude whereby harmony could be e-
secured. He believes that t to 1 is a
dead issue He says it has no standing
in the oast is waning in the south
and west and that It would be futile
far tho Democrats to attempt to car-
ry the loud through the next national
campaign. He doesn't care to tako
tho responsibility of Issuing a call for
tlio conference but suggests that the
loading men of both factions In the
Missouri river states get together and
formulate a call for such meeting
TOD
SloaiKT' Wins Four Straight
Races' in England
Today.
Sorlppe-McRea League.
London April 13. Tod Sloane tho
American jockey won four races to
day.
EXPANSION
L'oliey InuuKiiratod at. Norman
in Football Un Ivors
fly Notos
Special to Tbo Dally 1. ilr.
Norman April l.i. Last Saturday
the University base ball team Inaugu-
rated un exmtnslon policy by a gamo
at Purct-ll I. T. They found tho Pur-
iell bcis prepared to play ball on a
large si ale this summer and a hotly
contested game followed. Roberts
was in the box and Dick Parker be-
hind the bat while Jay Korgimon did
especially good work on third. The
game was a tie M to s and the Pur-
cell team will play a return game on
our c.nuipu" April '-'ith.
The operetta "The Merry Milkmaid'-
as the crowning enterprise1
of the titiiHical department this year.
It was given in .Norman April 7th to a
mm lerl lioufte and met with tho most
unqualified success. The chorus of
lorly-Uve singer wan composed en-
tirely of members of the choral classes
who hid commenced only six months
ago on the rudiments of music Tho
east was trade up of moru advanced
students. Every part was well earn
rled aud many were excellent. Tho
work of C. C. Roberts as Judge Hen
Davis as commander Clare Fisher an
the doctor and Miss Ktta Wolf as Mon-
ica would do credit to liny opera in
the west.
Final arrangements have been mado
for the summer Mmstor which begins
May 15th uod will continue six weoks.
All preparatory courses will bo given
and in udditlou inuuy coureaa of tho
Freshman year. Tho objoct Is to pre-
pare moro sltulotiU for oollego work
iiy affording u longer torm for work
In the nrenuratory department. Muny
who desire un education aro otherwise
employed during the winter months
and they will find this a golden oppor-
tunity to do a. half year's work. Tho
faculty will be Pre. Hoyd Prof.
Rider Prof l'arrliigton and Dr. Vnn-
Vlect. In addition to this Prof Do
C'hauvenet ami on asiistant will give
voeal and instrumental music and
IVof. Miei will have charge of the
stringed instruments. A lull eourso
in bookkeeping will be offered and a
shorthand and typewriting depart-
ment and a class in penmanship will
be conducted by (. A. Huoklin secre-
tary to the president. Everything In
dleatca a largo attendance and enthus-
iastic work.
DIRE0T0KS
Now Oklahoma Postmasters.
Serlpps-Meltao League.
Washington April 13. The follow
ing postinaslovH have been appointed
In Oklahoma: Osear O. Robertson
Clomatls Lincoln eotinty; Willis T.
Harbett Kemua Pottawatomie coun-
ty; Hoy Patton. Wildwood OarHeld
eounty; Win. M. Ferris Navajoe
I Oreer county; James O. Sands CJan-
toumont liluine county
Still "Itellrlng" Alger.
Scripps Mcllao League.
New York April 13 A Washing-
ton special to the Herald asserts that
the question of the retirement of Al-
ger from ttie cabinet continues
To Fxliiiuio Non's lioily.
tterippe-Mellao League.
Wichita. Kas.. April I -officer
Fleeman Sheriff Hiiemons and Alva
l.ullard the couvlct left here today
for Ureenwood county where tomor-
row Important developments are ex
pec ted. He fore departing ifllcec
Fleeman said:
"When Mrs. New and James liobl
were convicted of New' murder in
18U7 the evidence was that New was
shot with slug from Dobbs' gun. It
was proved that Dobbs' gun idiot slugs
but uo post-morvein was held on New'
body.
"We have evidence that New was
killed with buckshot from a trim used
by one of the gaug. News body will
be exhumed tomorrow for the purpose
of substantiating this "
i CHAMPIONSHIP
Kloctoil Ily tho Kansas Oklu.
homa and Southeastern
Kailroatl.
Horlpue-Miilltio League.
Wutong. April n Tho annual
meeting of the Kansas Oklahoma and
Southeastern railroad company met at
WiUonga and elected Urn following di-
rectors O P. II ami ton Salina ICas.;
A L. hweet Van Wert Ohio; Frank
Ilageman T. II. Davu Salina Kas ;
. .V Mum-.- llreat ii nd Kas.; Mc-
Oregor Douglas Oklahoma City; Phil.
Koch ( A Mcllnau and C. 8. lturroll
Watoiigs
The followtog ullleers were elected
by the ''ieetory o P. Hamilton
prt-Mdent A I. suect ice president;
T. II Duvi' secretary Frank Hago-
uiau tnuNirer. MH.regor DouglaB
attorio P. Hamilton T. 11. Davis.
i'ranU llugiman and U. N. Moses ox-
..utivr ii.uuiittee. O. P. Hamilton
wa authorized to cloee tho contra t
for floating the bonds neceasary to
build th a toad. The itakholderh ar
highly pleased with the outlook.
Hotter Health t DaUhOii.
Scrlpps McKoe LeaKH'1
WMblegton. April 14 Consul Sic-
Qook writes to the state department
from Uewson'.City haying sickness is
B toe aecretse mere.
Thrrr Jtmf II
The California l.iioiie.i via Santa Fu
i Route Hner ami Untcr t'jan ever
DAVID HETSCH
Is ilotainrd by Uklahouuvat the
Kl Utno Shoot.
mf&w&sJ
....Fine Shoes
Spring Styles.
Kl lleno April is --The M.ootiog
ttiiriliiuiAiaL Uka ilrnwii In II KftDO
(many of the best shots of hauta
Texas Oklahoma and Inlan l.iri-
. tniv 'PliA liable ri'lilchi'lllinir he
chumplonsblp of Oklahoma was won
ov L. a. ltann oi tnis coy i ue h nu
Uver eup the championship pri- fo.
Kansas. Texas lndiaa Territory aud
Oklahoma wm also captui e.l i v Mr
Hubu.
First and Oklahoma
GUTHRIE - - 0. T.
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Dililomacy to St 1 1 It
ticrippe-MeUae League
Washlagtoo April 1 l I he 4m uii
entanglement remains tin upptru --t
tople of gossip a' i (I inter. -m in .in ii
circles. The belief i-i growing t nt th.
question Will be settled through lipio
matic ehannels in a peaceful atanuer
Mrs. C. M. Harneeis indisposed.
rALLlnlh
DrmDrn
liy w..ru MuOoewlthC I il' i HlSiar fOl-
luwc 1 1.. I ui.lrosilDswi'Ul i ii Aruir-
ut ..r enmilieuu aul irraUL .if ik ur arts.
Tin tresuneal will cUr t ue I a1i su 1 bair
of erusts seatos aaU lUuUrutl suotlm Irri-
tated ttcMog eurfit.es stuuuUio tho hair
fUetes supply tbe rts wita energy and
nouitshpieiW sad iwoduce luxuriant Iiutroui
balr with eleau wtsiUMoute soJp.
SwLS. ox- - W" n riiM tiuwuu iujf o-y
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