The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 326, Ed. 1, Saturday, June 24, 1899 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME 12
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA. SATURDAY HSVBNINQ JUNE 24. 1899.
NUMB1R 126
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Has" just received a flue assortment of New Goods.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO
UAKflEST -AN1I JIIiST SIOUK IN
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Paper Your
Have the house look fresh and cheery.
It can be done at little C03t. Many prom-
inent people are now selecting from our
line of samples work to be done later
on. They Ret the first selections Df the
newest spring patterns many of which
cannot be duplicated later in the season
as all paper mills close May 1.
We will take pleasure in showing you
our stock at any time whether you are ready to pur-
chase or not. It will help you to decide later on and
we feel confident when you do it will be in our favor.
See our papers at from Oc to 10c a roll.
"We have employed an expert Decorator and will
hang your paper at the lowest possible price consist-
ent with first-class guaranteed work.
JDST RECEIVED A COMPLETE LINE OF
WHITING'S FASHIONABLE STATIONERY
FOIl LADIES' USE.
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NEW LINES JUST KECEIVEIJ
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J W MrNEAL President
Guthrie National Bank
Capital $00000.
Board of Directors
In addition to otneers of bank
W. J HORSFALL Cashikr.
BETTER AND
I MODE OF IT.
Oklahoma (Weekly) Leader
FRi'in Journal lor II vo yeurs
50c
The price is reduced from 1 00. Think of it! Okla-
homa Leader for oue year and Farm Journal for five
years for only .50 cents. This offer holds good 'util
July 10. Address
LEADER PRINTINC CO Guthrie Ohla.
NEVER TOLD
About our line of A
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Women's
Half Shoes g
We havesboes mat are upiouaie
in style quality honest and relia-
ble and at prices that are way
btlow our competition
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A J bRAY Vice President
Surplus $10000
JAMES BTRATTON
D T FLYKN.
FKANK DALK
J K. COTTINQIIAM
I Snap of a Decades
ior one year
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TURKS
And Kurds Still Torturing
ttie Armenians in
Asiatic Turkey. !
Sirlpps McKae League
Vienna June 24 Addition:. reports
of Armenian outrages in Asiatic Tur-
key have been received heire. Tho
Turkish regular are accused of assist-
ing the Kurds in cointnitllug tcrrlblo
excesses robbing torturing; and kill-
In rT Arjneuirui men and Woiuon. Many
prleBts and children suffered unheard-
nt barbaritlps at their hands.
KENNEOfSlflROR
Jim Colo Hl8 Krahvliilo Attor-
ney Gives n P09t 3or
(cm DiMiuisilioii.
Scripps-McRae League
Kansas City June 2-1 "Jack ought
never to have denied tbat hu went to
Wright co beforo his arrest" sulci Jim
Com his x attorney who defended him
in his trials for the Bluo Cut hold up.
"He ought to have said 'Yes I was
down thero huntiu' or something of
that sort. Why twenty-llvo wltnojcs
identified him most positively. It was
a poorly conducted defonse.
"I wurned hitn against fooling
around too carelessly but ho had au
idea that ho couldn't bo convicted any
whore no matter what ho did. He's a
most vainglorious fellow and say he
is not so Bmart as some people believe
flc ought to have gone back to his
father uftor ho wns released on bond
for the Shunibker murder trial lie
wouldn't tako any good advice how-
evor Still I htiven't any hard feol-
iugs against Jack. I feci sorry that
ho wa3 bo poorly defended. I know a
number of people that he told he was
going to Wright county to rob a train
boforc he wen j. The defense for him
would havo been to say lie went to
Wright county to hunt or something
and that the corporation put up the
train robbery knowing he was there
and that tho d.cUou was only one In a
chain of persecutions they had mixed
him up in."
Locusts.
Scrlpps-McRae League.
Vienna Junij 84 Russian Turkls-
tan is sufferln-g from a plaguo of lo-
custs. The crops are being ravaged.
National Convention.
Scrlpps-McRca League.
Chicago June 1. Chicago and St.
Louis in all probability willmot bid for
the national political conventions next
yoar. The Republican convention
will probably go to Denver and the
Democratic to Kansas City.
Big Trust.
Scripps-McRaa League.
Now York June 24j A bicyclo trust
with eighty millions capital is now
ready for business. Thirty-six con
cerns operating 41 plants are involved
together with the American saddle
company with six plants.
Pin'gruo for Aljrer.
gcripps-MuRao League.
Detroit June 34. Governor Fingreo
today announced that be would sup-
port Algor for the senate and the
latter will remain In the race to the
finish. J
LOGAN COUNTY JJH1DUES.
County Comuitialonora Cooper uud Eite
Ituturn from Chicago.
Messrs. O I'. Cooper and J J. Bates
two of Logan county's commissioners
who have been in Chicago contracting
for tweuty fcteel bridges to bo eroded
in the county are back and from a fi-
nancial standpoint tholr trip was a
success. Notwithfctandlng tho advance
m steel the commissioners bought the
twenty bridges for $4400 psylugcash.
Last Tear tho oounty bought six
bridges on credit the six costing about
the samo as the twenty Just bought
Tho dimensions of the now bridges
are One 100 foot span ono 60 foot
four 75 feet one 70 feet four SO feet
one 40 febt two 35 f -et one 26 feet
two 24 feet two 90 feet and ono 18
feet They will be located as follows:
One three miles kouth on Dlvulon two
southeast on the Chandler road throe
due oast through the county three
northeast two southwent six north-
west and three north The first ship
ment of bridge will ntriva In about 60
duys.
For sale A Rood frosh mileh oow'
ulso a three horee eulky plow cheap;
it 321 South Piret street.
JIM or Jatler Ifliiehf
The man under arrest at Shawnee
on a letter written to the sheriff of
Kedir.wick couDtv Kansas by his
sister ebarglnif uitu with o murder
committed nearly thirty yeare ogo in
Missouri denies tbat els name Is
Alexander Jester but says It Is W. A.
Ilill Itut In tne face of this denial is
the damaging evidence lu the pension
office that only a few months ago ho
drew u pension undt-r the name of
Alexander Jester the name of the
murderer of the mau in Missouri who
escaped from the jail at Moxleo in that
state. The governor of Missouri has
issued requisition papers on the ov-
ernor of Oklahoma for the Sb wnee
man and a legal fight on babe cor-
pus proceedings will follow.
jror Jttnt.
Vcrv desirable 6-room house with a
good well cistern barn cow lot out-
buildings and grounds ono half mile
north of city limits. 0. II. Fasos
PICTURES
The Condition of Our Army in
the Philippines as Most
Terrible
Scrtpps-McRae League
Marietta Wis. June 4. flugh Mo-
Oosham formerly a resident of this
city and now herring as sergeant of
Company M First South Dakota regi-
ment in the Philippines sends some
startling accounts of the condition of
the volunteers thero. Soldiers ho says
aro laiung oy mo score irom linnets
disease and heat and men are ordered
to tho front from their beds In the
hospitals He says that scores ure
down with smallpox fever and dysen-
tery. " Regulars were sent here osten
sibly to relievo us" he writes "but
what is done with them? They are
put in garrison or camp while tho
volunteers of Nebraska South Dakota
Kansas and Montana v)io have mark-
ed every inch of ground from Manila
to San Fernando with tlnlr blood
must go on even though fever rarks
their bodies "
BRIBEBYJJrlHRGED
Sensational Suit Involving tho
Ponca City Tun nsito.
A suit has been filed in the district
court at Newkirk by John W. 'Sea-
born assistant United States district
attorney by direction of the attorney
general of the United States to havo
the patent Issued to John W. Lynch
and tho Ponca City Land & Improve-
ment company cancelled on the ground
that the patent was secured through
fraud upon the government The pe-
tition filed by tho government ii a
very long document aud contains much
sensational matter reciting the means
taken by the locators of tho land to
get their filing on record in the I'erry
land office and oharges J. E Molone
the register with bribe taking. Tho
suit may before it is ended involvo
tho honesty and integrity of other
officials of tho general land oflleo
whoso names do not appear in tho
petition Taken altogether tho pro-
ceedings are likely to dlscloso features
attondlng tho strip opening of tho
most sensational character and will
bo watched with absorbing interest
overywhero.
OKLAHOMA
Cily WniitH.tho Next Jloofiiigof
tho Hough Hitlers
Ocrlpps-McRae League
Las Vcga6 N M. June 84 A lively
contest has boon inaugurated for the
place of holding the next reunion of
Rough Riders. Colorado Springs and
Oklahoma City are contestants. The
matter will be decided at a busIneiB
meeting to be held tomorrow.
DANCING PARTY.
Outhrlo Society People Enjoy Tliotrucltci
at Itland Fnrk.
Ono of tho most delightful dancing
occasions took place laBt evening at
Island Park for which tho Aoolian
Mandolin Club furnished tho music
Under the soft light of tho innumer-
able arc lights scattered throughout
the park the scene was enchanting
and this popular resort was voted the
most delightful for an eronlng's out-
ing to bo found anywhere This was
the first dancing party given undor the
management of lirumage ii Arnold
and its complete success added to tho
perfect order tbat prevailed insures
many more such ploasaut occasions.
Tho following ladies and gentlemen
wore present Messrs. and Mesdamo
L. N. iJeadles V. II. Qreor J Frank
Laux 11. O. McOuiro F IJ. Lucas M
U. Furrow E. W Jones and II. W.
Painter; Mesdaraes Will Farnnger of
Wintield Blanche Duugan aud Cora
Qrlssell Misses Myrtle Titus of Kausa
City Agnrs Mulhall of Mulhall
Qlendenuing L.llio Campbell Johana
Jackson of Newton Mabel Pain er
Dorothy Flynn Nona Qreer Btbel
Orner KatberinoSchnoll Sadie Paine
Lena Hunter Maud Goodrich Anna
Seeley Helen Gre.in Lillian Laux
Ulockie Jamison Lulu Strang. Bmma
-chellatr Lillian Huater Edith Oris-
sell Amy Urooks Kuth Brooke Jessie
Paine Loumo lirooko and - Oates
Messrs. O C. Collins Charles Potty
Jubn.C.W Frailer Uarney Wolvertou
Frank lUtcllff. W. T. Phillips Carl
Davlghorst Ilerl Maine F M.Tarlton
C. W Urewer Q. H. Willis J. S Lyon
trank McOulre. B V. Ornor Oove
Ilagan Charles J. Laux J. Stuart Mc-
Kay H. W Pentecost O. L. Miller. 15.
F. Blaise Ralph Heay Frank Lyon
Carl Metcalf. Austin Paul Fostor
Ralph Morrison and C. E. Billlngsley
ATTENTION !
Don't Trust Yoar I'uotos to Agents -Dut
Direct With ! Artists
We wilt make to any ono Bending us
a photo a llfo-sizo olllotte urayou or
pastel portrait free of charge to intro-
duce our superior work. Exact like
ness highly artistic finish aud prompt
ro'.urn oi smau pnoto guaranteed.
Send us your photo at onoo.
ARTISTS' UNION.
iOi Main at Dallas Texas.
Delayed.
Scrlpps-KcJUe League.
Washington June 24. The Nlnj-
teentb Infantry the departure of
which for the Philippines has been de-
layed some weeks Is soheduled to
leave Camp Meada July 3 for Ban Fran
cisco.
BILL RYAN
Alias Jennings Gets Twenty
Years tor Train Robbery
in Missouri
Sorlpps-McRae League.
flartvllle. Mo. Juno 24. William
Jennings thought by many to be Hill
Ryan a noted outlaw was found guil-
ty of participating in the robbery of
a Fort Scott it Memphis train in tho
circuit court here this morning. Ills
sentence was fixed at twenty years
John Kennedy the leader of the
gang wsn brought Into court and sen-
tenced to 17 yours at hard labor
Fegley another member of the gang
has alreadv been sentenced to 12 years.
TWELVE YEARS
Is tho .Sontonco liiiuoflful
on
Ueu. ArguelloH.
Scrlpps-McRao League.
Manila Juno 24. Details of the
sentencing of Gen. Arguolles Filipino
eonitnibsioucr to twelve years' impris-
onment uavo just been obtained here.
The information just recolved hero
shows that tho accusation atralnst
him was not based on his peace con-
ferences at Manila as supposed.
iney coniirm 1'residcnt Schurman's
belief in IiIb insincerity and show that
his advocacy of autonomy among the
InBurgonts was treated as treason.
Tho Filipino concrcss tried him on a.
eh urge of treason
i.Ue general was sentenced to death.
but this was commuted to 12 years'
imprisonment on account of bis pre-
vious scrvico to tho cause.
The outposts of the Washington reg
iment yesterday oaptured Gen. Plo del
I'llar'e brass uand of eighty-two men.
SI Ml(l Htlll.
Scripps-Mcltao League
Chicago. Juno 24. Iluslness Is al
most at a standstill In tho stockyards
today on account of tho strike. Ar
mour's was tho only llrm that klllod
hogs.
Major Dronniiu Deiul.
Scripps-McRae League.
Washington June 24. Tho follow-
ing was rocoivod from Gen. Otis today:
"Major Dronnan First Montana died
today of llrlght'a disease. He had
boon 111 throe months
.McKiuloy SharpHhooiorH.
Scrlpi-McHae League
Washington Juno 24 Recruiting
officer list) opened up here and qulto a
numbor of ex volunteers of the Span-
ifih war uro enllntlng tor service in tho
Philippines. When the company to bo
known BB.tho "MeKlnley Sharpshoot-
ers" is completed Its services will bo
tondorod the government
Tomoroow.
Saripps-McRnc League.
Hres Juno 24 Tho cruiser Sfax
with Dreyfus on board is expected to
arrive hero tomorrow.
Ilodgo Podge.
Seripps-McRao League.
Paris June 84. It is not bolloved
tbat tho Waldcck-Rosseau ministry
will bo long lived. It was constructed
mainly tosecurotbe acquittal of Drey-
fus and when this is accomplished the
hodge podge character of the cabinet
will likely bring about its own down-
fall Thoro Is a promise of hot times
in tho chamber Monday when the new
cabinet appears for the first time
HCItlPrSMcKAK IJItlEFS-
London. June 24 A dlipatch from
Shanghai says a military party of 13
men were annihilated by brigands
near ICIrt-n lu Mauchurlaa.
Cape Town Juno 84 Alarm over
the TranBvaal situation Is growing
and business is paralyzed A general
war for tho independence of south
Africa is imminent.
Cleveland Oh'o June 24 A confer-
ence is now being held which It Is
thought will settlo the street car
strike by tonight.
New York June 24 Five million
dollars of gold will go to Europe to-
day bringing the total exports of
gold for throe weeks up to thirteen
million five hundred thousand dollars.
Rochester N. Y. June 24 Tho
strike of the laborers on the city im-
provemenu has been settled. The la-
borers won. Tufy were striking for
one dollar and fifty cents a day for
eight hours work.
l'AHUCHIAIi 0I10SS.
Mai
Helen O Candcn Kindly Itsmsiabert
Trluty Episcopal
Rev A. 11. Nlpbolas rector of TrlnU
ty It pi eopal church is In receipt of a
loiter from Mrs. Helen C Candee of
New York stating that she had sent
a parocutal ciOf.s for tbo church. The
cross Is a memorial for a dead s'ster.
Bishop Brooke will read Mrs. Candee'a
letter at the morning service tomor-
row. Mrs fa idea will be remember-
ed as having lived In Outhrie several
years ago end has a large circle of
friends here. She Is a woman of rate
literary tastes and abilities her pen
work bt-ing seen in the largest Journ-
als of the eubt.
The bishop will conduct er Ices at
Trinity Episcopal church tomorrow.
Rev. Nicholas will
at Perry tomorrow.
conduct services
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' Read the Leader's grcattFarm Jour-
nal's prize offer. .""
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nfro
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IflSTM
fs closing out its stock of Wallpaper below
cost to make room for a new fall stock. Now
is your chance to paper your house.
We have reduced the price of everything in
our store in the way of Drugs Drug Sundiies
Paints Oils. Hammocks Croquets Blank
Books Soaps and everything that is kept
in a first-clas drug store
Come rnd lei me make you prices.
C R. RENFRO
Opposite Postofllce. . 206 Oklahoma Afenie.
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Withdraws from the Guber-
natorial Race In Ken-
lucky.
Scrlpps-McRe League.
Loulsvillo Juno 34. -The Demovaut
in state convoutlou began . four day
session this morning. A hot fight was
on immediately over the raport 01 the
committee on credentials.
Qcuoral Wat Hardin lias withdrawn
from tho gubernatorial raue. TIiIh
simplifies matters and provenU a split
In tho paty.
HI lit Mill
In Cm Your Amenaiuuut U Mot bntUfiio-
tory to You
Ono section In tin) law providing for
a county assessor lays down the plane
of procedure for tho parties who be-
lieve that they havo been assessed too
high section 8 of article 5 of the 1X00
laws provides
Section 8. Every person who thinks
himself aggrieved by tlm assessment of
his property muy appeal to the county
cotumlR'lonurs the assessors and pro-
bato Judge and every appeal shall ho
in writing and verified by adtdavit
and shall stato specifically the ground
of the appuul and the matter ur thing
complained of aud no other matter
shall bo considered by the board ex-
cept that appealed from. Such appeals
shall bo filed with the county assessor
on or before tho last Friday in Muy
and shall bo transmitted at once to the
county clerk Such appeals shall be
determined by tho board in n summary
manner and tho assessor's books shall
be corrected and adjusted accordingly
Such meeting of the oounty board of
equalization shall not coutiuue longer
thauthroo days and iiie oounty as-
sessor must within two days thereafter
vorrect his books and turn ovnr to the
county clerk tho land list and personal
assessment list to bo used by him In
making up the tax rolls aud theu re-
turned to tho OBBessar. Provided that
in equalizing such assessment the
county board of equalization shall have
no power to make any general raise or
reduction of th assessment as return
ed by the assess r by adding or de-
ducting any percentage or change it in
any other manner except to raise or
lower individual assessments suQi-
elently to bring such assessments to
the actual cash value of the prooerty
assessed to add omitted property and
to strike out property improperly as-
sessed or not taxable The member
of tho county board of equalization
shall recolvo 8i per day for their ser-
vIcob. J)em'
United 8tates to Mnuei E. Brans
patent to n e qr sue It IV 4w
United States to Jo pb H Keed
patent to south half of e qr sec 8. 10
le.
United States Us Walter K Shay w
half of s w qr see S 16 fb
Charles Fields et a.1 to U. hp user
warranty deed lot It.bJoek lCuunt
Oily
N. M. Hamlll to 15 1'. Kellv quit
claim deed lot V bloek 59 Guthrie
proper.
If you havo a fins watoh a Howard
or Chronograph that needs repairing
take it to J. W. Forrler.
Winfield Vhaulauriua 4l'iomUy.
For the above oeeaeion we will sell
round trip ticket i Winflelrt for oue
fare for the round trip. Tickets ou
aalo Ju a 19 t 20. good to return ip
to and Including July let ISM Con-
tinuous passage in each direction.
A. J . UOHKIKe
Agtuit Havtu Fe Rotitsv
UtttrM Ouurt
Suit was filed in the district elerk's
office today by H. A. Moore vs. Dora
Walters and W. J WulUr on a note
Issued In 1891 amounting to 5ii &u
and interest making a total of U)5 90
The note wai secured bjr a mortgage
on the southwest quarter of section i
township 19 range 1 wet containing
160 acres.
Ifurti Undor tfcHuf
11 IB quiowy uuiseii uvuiiii -
official circles that whttt Go7. Humes'
returns home he will throw off the
peace mask that be has worn so long
and make it exceedingly hot for some
of his traducers. HU Arkansas blood
Is said to be dp to tho boiling point.
HARD!
DRUG
COMPANY
FIRE
Consumes the Town of Laurel
Delaware The Damage
is $300000
Bcjlpps-McRte Ltagus.
Laurel Do(. Juno24. Thts city was
rr
racticully wlpud outby fire this mora-
g. aeventy-four business nouses
and dwellings wore destroyed. The
loss la estimated at 8300000. Many
poc '-s narrowly escaped with their
VB"
Yellow Jack.
Scrlpiw-MclUe League
Washington Juuo 24 Advices from
Santiago say thero hare been eighteen
oases of yollow fever and four death.
Tho fever In of a mild character and
thoroughly under control.
ON THE HAY HACK.
A Jolly Crowd of Young" I'eopl Entertain
iit by the Minus T-Ituan
Misses Mattio and Alice Tailcoats
entertained their young friends last
night wlih a hay rfdo. On their trip
they v. sited tho swell Bocloty dance at
Island park totufnlng to tho residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Tall mau at 10 o'clocu
whore delicious refreshments were
served. Mr and Mrs. Win Soxauer
chaperoned the party. Tho crowd
was composed of tho following Misses
Clara Alexander Edna Ackley Fanny
Long Mary Overholsor Ida Traband
Pourl Hinklo Kato Field Mabel Llnd-
wall Draco Llndwall Jennie Rlne-
hart Iono Coylo Maggie Ilyrno Win-
nie Muichott. Eliza Oldham. Masters
Cecil Alexander Don Cross Olena
Ackloy Earl Cook Fred Scothorn
11 uro Id Birenschmldt Burns Hegler
L'EIISUNAL MKNTION.
Jako Douglas Is back rota Texas.
IlenJ F. Hegler Jr is in El Rtao.
Mrs. S A. Mann and daughter ar-
rived yesterday from El Reno.
W . Tom Phillips will spend tomor-
row In Mulhall. Next.
0 E. Qllmoro representing SaarA A
O'Connor typo founders of Dallas Is
in the eity.
Mr. A M. Overman is over from
Stroud the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Ha Itigton ou North Division street.
Charles Howard revenue collector.
Is in the eity today. Charlie lays that
hereafur revenue stamps must be
placed on all Jokes.
Mrs. A H. Nicholas has retitrned
from St. Joe where she has been visit
log the pas month. She has greatly
improved lu health.
Miss Agnes Mulhall of Mulhall snd
her guest Miss Myrtle Titus tot Ks-
as Uty attended the ball game yes-
terday afternoon and the society dance
last night The young ladles were
entertained by Miss Dorothy Flynn.
First Presbyterian church Noma
avenue and Division street Repairs
ou the building are not yet complete
but the church will bo open for service
tomorrow Preaching at 11 a. m. snd
a p in Habbath .chol at 9;45 a. m
Christian Endeavor 7pm All sro
nritfd W C. MlLEsLPastor
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