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THE LEADER GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA.
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Official Paper of Qklaboma Territory.
PUBLISHED 11 Y THIC LISADKK PKlimNa
COMPANY-TATlS PKINTJSR8.
L. U. NI1II.AUK Kdltwr itiMl Malinger.
OJlkhtt Orgitn o Oklahoma liemooraeu
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DAILY!
One month delivered In city J 50
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WEDNESDAY JANUARY 10 1000
IlBM' tho new ral'road deal.
r Herd not the prophets of ovll. Thoy
are knockers in disguise.
Oklahoma has had two weeks of
gloom. It it time for the woathar to
brace up
Tub Oklahoma Cityans aro trying to
oko out another formltlablo run for
their money.
Turks are worse things than tho
small pox. Tho moribund pink con-
fection for Instance.
Tub KlngQshor-Uuthrie road is a
sure go providing tho Outhrio poople
display tho proper spirit.
Pjiauck up nnd subscribe tn tho
Hock Island railroad proposition and
become inoculated with the prosper!
ty fever.
It is decreJdUthat u66aU gambling
bouses must be closed. The gamblerB
of Oklahoma City d(fttxi$ liave a mo-
nopoly of all the bother. It Beems.
SlSCK Dab Taylor haB pushed out in-
to the twentieth century eleven days
wo tfrust he will find time enough to
'phono back the condition of the weath-
er that far In advance.
The present war on gambling bous-
es will douhtlefea have the effect of
driving gambling upbtairs where it
properly belong if It is to bo toler-
ated. '
Morally gambling 1b wrong but It
18 an historical fact that the best
tovns in the country aro thoBo which
give free rein to tho fool who is anx-
ious to part with his m'6ney over tho
gaming table
Fuiiuc sentiment tf$tb.asouthwert
io not irrevouably ngulhst games of
chance and it will not change so long
bs tho present system o Republican
polit'cs prevails. . it
Turc capital city has Rnuhoefatigablo
town builder in tho person' of Mr.
Henry Asp. lie Is qutoWfudttunosten-
tatious ; he does not go on dress pa-
rade but every lick he puts in is solid
and substantial. -Marring his politics
would that wif'nad a'AfiduBand like
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TnK Oklahoma Bar Association paid
a neat cqmpliment to Judge Jere
Strang in 're-electing him president of
tbo' association. Judtfe Strang is'cjuiot
and un&SBuming and ma'xes no great
pretensions but he is recognized aB
tho leading light of the territory. The
people like him. t i .
Tue Democratic county committee
has outlined ' plans for l harmonious
work during the ensuing campaign.
Tho resolutions adopted by tho com-
mlttoo at Its mooting Monday have the
proper ring. Every patriotic ettixen
of tho county opposed to Itepublican
domination and extravagance cat con-
scientiously join with Democracy In
Btamplug out Republican misrule '
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Tnu Afrikanders of Uutlfrle are onoo
moro in evidence. Times have beon
slow and money soarce for tho qolorod
PQlltlciauB during tho last few months
and they now tcravo action of Borne
sort. This time tho colored men are
not crying for a i"s(iuero ileal from
thbllly whltoB." What they went I
action rich and ribald against the
German office holders. In other words
they are afterthohouin of Itlttorbuech
aqd they threaten to bring dawn that
bouse even at the expanse of 3-otar
Jlencesey. Theiact ny not be gencr
ally known but it is true nevertheless
that CoJ. . Henry JUttcrbuHQh. father jif.
biBsons is
the treasurer of Logan
oanty. Between kofpintbe irtssnrlf
retook FUfe and'ioOHingfter" W
cottn
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Hoar - (he tor n nM lli'f. and cure
blllononess sick 8 headache Jaundios
nrusea fndlgesf' lion etc. They are fli
valuable to prevent n eokl or break up a
fever. Mild 'gentle rortnln thoy are worthy
your conlldanco. Purely vegdablt thiw
onii be taken by children or ctolleste women.
Price 'i6c. at all medh-lno dealers or l) iiihII
of O. I. Hoob A Co.. Lowell Mum.
tloods Pills are for salo at the Eagie
Drug Store.
diversified saloon intordsts Colonel
RlttorbuBoh has a goo a thing and is
apparently making money. This con-
dition of affairs doubtless irritates the
aolorcd politicians nnd I hoy will do
uaud a recount lint they will make
u mistake In precipitating an Afro-
Oermunic war. There are a whole lot
of Hermans in Uuthrie who do not hold
office.
jni7.iuuctuj axi nut jnisra.
In 1890 William McKlnley was aitUd
materially in his campaign for the
presidency by the eommeruial trav-
o ors and the botol men. In 1900 Wil-
liam McKlnloy in his attempt to bo
re-elcctnd prosident will bo opposed
by tho men referrol to In tho forego-
ing paragraph. Thore can bo in doubt
that this ohange of attitude will work
serious damngo to the prospects of the
Republican candidate for prositlont.
Naturally enough tho inquiry arises.
Why do tho drummers and hotel men
rcversa thoir former attitude and op-
doso the man whom they helped to
elect? The reason Is not far to seek.
Through tho workings of tho trusts
the commutcial travelers havo to a
lurgc extent boon thrown out o( em-
ployment the hotel men have thus
lost 'largo patronage and the inter-
ests of tho two classes having been
materially affected they naturally
join bunds to fight the trusts nnd the
man who fosters and protects the
trus's. Active work to make trusts
tho leading Issue in the next pollt'cal
campaign has been begun by tho Com-
mercial Travelers' and Hotel Men's
League. Headquarters have bten"
opened in Now York and literature to
work up public sentiment against com-
bines m11 be distributed broadcast.
William iloge secretary of the
league in dUcussing its purposes says:
"Wo are in communication- with
thousands of members In all parts o
the country. Wo are supplying com-
mercial travelers with ammunition.
"Our league aims to advancs our in
terests social intellectual cotnmer
cial and political. We propose hold
ing meetings of our members in var-
ious pariB of the country to discuss the
trust question. Wo shall supply ho-
tels with reading matter including a
printed pamphlet entitled 'Short
Talks' and tho antitrust tpeech bf
Augustus VunWyck. Speech s will
be delivered In Chicago early In Feb-
rnary by .Toeph J. Wlllctt president
of tho Alabama bar association which
wo will distribute all over tho coantry.
"Judge Willett will prepare a bill
Intonded to solve tho question of tho
truBtB which will bo 6ubnitted to our
committee on legislation and after
wuids introduced in congress."
During 1890 Mark Hunna congratu-
lated himself greatly on. the good work
done for his candidate by tho drum-
mers. Now that the situation is re-
versed the Republican boss has a sub-
ject for most serious contomplat'on.
Thk BympathioB of tho entire com-
muulty are horeby extended to that
loyal and patriotic townsman tbo
lion Joa McNoal. tsomo flend Incar-
nate hao actually had the qlfrootery
to mention his name In connection
with the mayoralty. Undo Joe loves
a joka aB well as uny man. but this Is
too mueh.
An axahonga sayo: "Some of the CK-
laboma papers are urging a mov&ment
In favor of atldresblnr letters 10
"Olcla" Instead of "O.T." The word
"territory glvoB a wrpng luipresslon
of tho rea' Olrlahoma." Oklahoma
publishers who are members of tho
press a6touiatlon hnvu always used tho
abbreviation "Qkla " It U the only
sensible abbreviation and the atbocta-
tion recommended its use at a meeting
held four years aro
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Beauty Is Blood Deep
Clean blood means a clean iskln. No
beauty without it. Cabarets Candy Catliar-
lc clean your blooil and Itcop it clean by
tttlrrlnc nn tliw lar ITiYPr Atul .Irfbtnry fill tm
puritloa.rom the body. Hegin today to
banish pimples boils blotches blackhead
and that slcklv bilious eomnlniion hw tMWni eountv lonuire of T. A. NKAL Tho foreign
1Cacaretefrbeauty for ten cents. All drurf. . -h K " ADlatrlcreleTUAoeLce .. mOhiffij2S"hifthl8jbg7dllc
gwt(8AtiBfftCtionguBranleed10e2Scl60o- i-. r g ..a jym WQ0h7iejr -rj bftfm' m&K eontont
Jkuiblo Murder.
mpty. Tnn Jan 9. Th Mtftylny nt
of two i nop offlors here thl morning
iih ff.llr.wiil tonifcht. It lf report! by
thp lyn' hltur of two negroe.
(Mnr!i Durham flirt! W. D. Turnw two
(flflpprB f the pare wtTc this morning
hoi t .!eth by w nurro" -hU m
th. (llpilutrg of their 4uty. Ttrnr bth!
IJurhnm binl Arreted a ntrrvj named
Olwrorv nnd xvere taking him to Ripley
Jail w'ipn they were overtaken by two
brothers of the prlaorver who without
warntnit. -fired from the rear hhootlng
both officers In the back of the head
kllllnjr them Inatantly. When the news
of tlip traftexty reached ltere It cteated
Kron' excitement and many bunlneas peo-
ilf cloned up their shop tn ortler to Join
In the chase for the murderers. Olounda
wt- ued In the chase. At mhlntg-ht It
In reported tlMtt two negroes have been
captured and lynched. Tliey were swune;
to trees mr 9:30 tonlfnt. One of the 6Vad
men Is the prisoner who was being ea-
corted to the Jail when the officers were
nhot Tlio searching pnrtlo nre still out
hontlmr tor other ptirtlclp.ints In the
frlme In th" crime It Is reported that
many npirrocs arc' arming theimaelves.
Negroes arp being run off the treetB to-
night and are warned to remain quiet.
A negro wa nsaultel at eight o'clock
by a white man and perhaps fatally In-
jured. Evpry Incoming traJn has 'brought
large numbers of men who have joined
In pursuit of uKher negroes.
C1TT OF TOKIK3 GIVES THOROUQII
BAXITAHL. "HANDLING
(torrpspotulene of the Assoda4d Frees.)
Yokohama Dee. 20 Tokio preer4 an
(.xtraond'nary spectacle. Kverv house
arid hovel within Its hundred square miles
of aret is cleansed untVer police supervis-
ion oml th 'reeta are plll with rubbish
heaps iNot only the muts. but the floors
are removed and he accumulated debii
of ycArs is beint swept away. The cats
are having a hard time not only blna
drl.i.. .ram tnelr haunts but nlao hav-
ing a bounty put on their heads. Pear
of 11m plague is the cause of all this
attergy.
The propxN!U impeacliment of Itha pre-
mier ami tho home minister haa fallen
through the evidence (brought nsklnat
them being Qf the lllmsleat mituro nnd
manifestly Inspired by polHleal nnlmos-
lly. -U'hj. memorial of the throne wrb
defeated by vote of 1M to 121.
SOl'TIIUBRNIERS SHOOT IDAOII OTHBR
OVER DAND SUIT.
Vlcksburj- N n. Jun. D. Oakridgo a lit
tle hamlet elchteon mlloa north of thlB1Ung Dr Hobson was in the office and
city was the scono this snormnff of n
desperate pltol duel In which three rest-
dWtswere killed.
Tho dead are
A. D. ROIJAND.
It S. STEPHKNSON'
OR. OTIIO AUSTIN.
Dr. Jiimw Austin hfb son Ortio Aus-
tin nnd hlB sonlnlaw 31 S. iStophenQn)
had btien arreated o nan nfftdavlt sworn
out by Holland charging thorn with whip-
ping one of Holland's npgro tenants. Juat
after the opening of thofr" trlai thla morn-
lnj? in JiiHtlco Griffin's court at OoklodgC
the shooting began tout who Jlred tlie
llrst shot Is not known. When tho smoke
of -battle cleared .wp't Holland $tenh-
enaon and Otho AuhUii wora Htrotelfdd on
tho llonr dead and Dr. Jam Austin and
a young ton of Holland were seriously
wounded.
Colarado Springs Col. Jan. S.The
marriage of .Mls Mde!lne Leslie Des-
mond of this city to Count Paul Martel
De u Chesnayoa oacurred here "today at
St. Mary's Catholic churoh The bride-
groom is n descendant of one of the
oldest French fninlllos and Mine Desmond
Is a granddaughter of Bryan Gordon Des-
Mond of Bnltlmore Md. '
N1BBR!ASICA MIAN RAIISDNG OtEGI-
MlBNT TO HE3LP BOEpS.
Omaha Jan. ?. John G. Mahor of
Chadron this state 1 rnislmg a regiment
to go to the Transvaal in aid of the
Beers. Mr. Maher already haa the
names of 1000 men who nre ready to go
as soon as the moans can be raised to
transport thorn hither.
Paris. Jan. S. A story circulated today
that a duel wan fought yesterday between
M. Loubet's son Paul and a friend of
M (De Launsy arising from the con
viction of M. DBoulde appears to have
been incorrect though It Is Mfd a chal-
lenge waa sent. Seconds however ar-
ranged the affair.
AlLDSGiaiD POLYGAMY OF U. 8 AP-
POINrPBIW IN UTA0T.
Yashlngtou Jan 9. The investiga-
tion ae to the alleged polygamtst sta-
tus of certain apppinteeu In Utah as
direct&d by the house probably will ba
roferred to Chairman Loud of the post-
office committee to a sub committee for
the purpose of gathering the facts in
the case. It is not exp&oted that the ln-
vtatlgation will require tho summoning
of witnesses and extended hearings as
it Is thought the easentful facts can be
uBtabllshed by documentary evidence.
Don't ToUcco Spit and Smoke Yonr IJfe An)1.
To quit tobacco easily and forever bo wag.
oetlc. full of llfo nervo nnd vigor take NoTc-
llac tho wonderworker that makes weak mm
strong. All drucplcts COoorll. Oureguanuv
teed. Booklet sud sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. .Chlcacoor New York.
yi .j Ktilieorrrjrfe.
Good residence property m Oklaho-
ma City and a 100 aero farm on the
ilUrUJ .UVIU 1IYCI IM VfMVm
A WHOLE VILLAGE
Attacked by Grip one Family Bs
oapot uy Using Po-ru-na.
1 y3&lSCty4L
"WiyoNA Stajik Co. Irn.
During the winter I and my fan
ily of six wore takon with la grippe.
The disease was very prevalent at that
time in the village where I resided
nearly everyone being sick with it.
Our doctors treated it as beet they oould
but wore very unsuccessful in the treat-
ment of it. Asr soon as my family were
taken sick I went to the drugstore and
bought six bottles of Pe-ru-ua and we
all took it according to the directions
given on the bottlo; and althongli our
oases seemed to bo moro than usually
violent in the outset yet our recovery
was prompt and we were all well much
sooner than thrwe who were treated by
tho regular physicians.
Many people died of this la grippe dur
ing this epidemic and few if any were
otptr or W.t o ! .. mm..t onrt '
v ...... . .. . .j.
intiiii) jvjihai wu were un won wo uuu 3
one bottlo of Pe-ru-na left.
C. T. Hatfield.
Send for a free copy of "Winter Ca-
tarrh." This book contains a lecture by
Dr. Hartman on la grippe which hai
attracted wide attention and has been
reported in leading papers. Address Dr.
Hartman Columbus Ohio.
Horrible I)eel cf an
IbSftuo IMiyicnu.
Tlampton la. Jan. 0. -Dr. J. O. Ap-
pleby for several years the lead n
physician at Brlstow Butler county
last evening In a fit 0 insanity kir-
ed a ten months old child of Henry
IWearly of this place while making: an
o-xamlimtion of it In Dr. Hobswn's Of-
fice. The parents had brought the
child to Dr. Hobson't office to he treat-
ed for tome trifling' disease and befo-e
he had time to attend to It he was
called out. Dr. Appleby whoayvas vls-
the lattej suggested thatfDr. Appleby
should make the examitjhtlop which
as soon as Dr. Hobson left the office
he proceeded to do. He tpok "the eh'ld
In bis arms and handled Jt ?oroujghly
that the parents protested but to no
avail. He suddenly put his thumbs un-
der its chin and with his lingers on
top of Its head pushed Its face In sj
that the blood gushed out of Its nose
and mouth. Than he seized the child
by one foot and began to swine it
around His head restating all efforts of
the terror stricken parents to stop him
and It "was not until a-;er help was
given that the child was taken from
htm. It waa quite dead. The insane
commission wa cam ned and at mid-
night. Dr. Appleby was on his way to
the hospital for the Insane. Three
or fnr hours afteh the occurrence he
seemed comparatively rational and
said he know what he wag doing when
he killed the child but could not help
It.
Germany Will Demand
PfttiBfncf ni
Berlin Ja4t. 8. ".t Is not expeoted that
the speech from the throne at the opening
of the .Prussian dlot will contain matters
of special lntorest nnd tho rolchstag will
re-conveno without ceromony. Prom an
absolute rellabe Bouree tho correaponident
of the Associated Proas learns tha-t Em-
peror William wdll make an important
and sensational speech tomorrow night
Hla majesty's remarks will be political
dealing ewpeetally with tho naval ques-
tion and will touch upon tbo Bonaation of
the hour namely tho seizure of German
vessels by British warships In South Af-
rican watars.
In confirmation of tho statement cabled
the other day that Cie emperor has 1m-
eome thoroughly aroused over the con
tinuance of British notion In this reapoot
the cok'negpondent Is Informed that he
yesterday told Gehemrath Mleasner in
toneu of Wejmt Indignation what he
had Juat heard en tlie subject from Count
Von Buelow adding:
"Welch Smaek."
Court circles hare relate a number of
details vhewing his majesty's change of
mind in regard to tbi policy.
The foreign oflle this morning author-
laetl the followtng statement:
Germany recognizes the right of search
within certain limits. Among tlie points
enummted in tho protest died In IBng-
land Is on Aoatending tltat Ongland haa
exceeded those limits. 9o answer has yet
been received as to thooa protests.
On being ask&d whether k was ooroct
that Join action on the part oC powers
In tht matter of seizure was under way
n high official replied that such station
ought to be taken If the seizures tfid not
ceaxo. Ho admitted that Russ'a was ask-
ing such Join aotion in regard to tho in-
terruption of telegraphla communication
with South Africa.
This dementi was subsequently corrob-
orated upon Inquiry at the United tSates
ambimay. . ...
office official ended the. In-
aafiertlonr
wTh'ihc
Tr r lilverrtifin of hp steamer General
a Ml tli- othpr vsspls oHsfrt. lut will de-
mm ' l.Imnltv In thH nnd all similar
cfsps.
The nut-Minn of set lures will come up
In the rplcbsta poslbly at the opening-
day of th" Kesalo'i.
FARM HAND SHOUTS PROM1NKNT
KANHArf 'TtTY IN.
Kansas City Nfc Jan . Wood B.
Mitchell a coU ir for the J. II. "Hortl
furniture rmiHn tried to foreclose1 a
mortgage (in 'mp hoam on the farm of
' l French near Qrandvtew south of
the city today when Thomas Wetftlaks
a I ired hand emptied the contents of a.
wnot gun trtlp Mitchell's breast killing
bi-n Instantly. Westlake had ordered
Mltchtil to kwve the farm but the latter
refused wlien V i rtlake procured a gun
ami deliberate v firmed. Wesllak surren-
dered. Mn'rheil wa twenty-sern years
olJ. a law Mtialtnt o wo acquaintance
an.l sm . Joh-i 1 Mitchell of Hamil-
ton. Mo (Mitch. II wss accompnnlel in
thp farm 1y a oonUHle.
New Vork Jn The handsome resl-
x'eNio'p of Joseph Pulltser publisher of th3
N"W York World a. lo-u East Wth street.
vm flPHtroytl by fire today and two
wo:nn serv4tnti w?re suffocated or burn-
1 to ileatli.
Thp ftre c-lgiuated In the conaer-aory.
The origin of the Are Is variously ascrib-
ed to electric wires the stertm beater
and an open fire. It started about 7:30 a.
m while Mm. Pulitzer her datufhters.
. i miaiuniiH mm riid h .k i v - b i - b . m
-""'" - -"". il jrWMTI OI
affp repectlvely
anl Herbert a boy of
y-ir8 ami the housekeeper and govern-
( were asleep Mr. Pulftsor atml his son
Joph Jr were at Lakewood. There
Ren- sixteen .c-n'nnts in the houee.
The .rvut in the house and the pass-
erby dlcoereil the fire at about tho
amo time. There waa not much amoko
but th flnmea spred rapWly and Were
oon beyond control. Mrs. Pulltaer got
her children together and with tlie aid of
their nurse got them safely to tlie atreet
and tbn to on adjoining- dwelling. Sev-
eral of the servants had narrow escapee
on of them making his way out of the
buiMIng by way of the roof. He said
hi. aaw Cdrs. Jelett on the roof ajid (that
sbo went back to get a ftw containing
fbrlstma presents. When tho (Iromon
found the body of h& housekeopr on the
top floor the bag was In her hand. It
contained a number silver trinkets
and fancy articles. The woman's body
wa partly "burned.
The body of the governess. 'Miss Mont-
gomery was discovered oftor sovoirl
hours. It was found in ithe ruina on the
thrd floor. Tho woman only had tlmo
to put on a skirt and bath lobe -with a
pair of slippers before sho was overcome.
Her body waa not fbaklly burned showing-
that she had probably ibeon suffocated.
Mr8.-XV.lli0It. wno lB a nl.ece JqffeiJ
son "Davis luid a number of Jewels &i&
safe In.tjis J?M-XblUK5t5UlMJrnqd. In-
the ruins. She said everybody had time
to get out of the house nfter .the llro
started.
The building was completely KUtted
none of the stairways belnK left and Vthe
rooms being burned out. The contents
were an entire loss anVl theso alone it
' TAHLEhYS UUCKEYE PILE OINT-
MKNT'sthe only romedv for blin'l.
bleediDp or protruding pllcis indorsed
by pbvfrlciane. cures tho most obstln-
ite iiu.roo. Price SO cents In bottles.
TuWf 75 cents o'd bv F. B. Llllie
& Co. and Whoeler & Son.
Farm Journal for the balance of 1899
and all of lfl00( 1001 1902 and 19P0
nearly flvo year to every subscriber
who will pay one year In advance tor
the Oklahoma Weekly Leadnr. No
better farm papr than tho Farm
J our i al. This effer is only made to ai
'iraited number- the first who como
forward.
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First Published in tne Daily Leader Jan-
uary 10
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom It May Concern-
Notice 1h hereby given th.t A. S Jones
bat this day filed bis petition U bcK at
retail malt liqur is in .OuJirie Logan
county.Oklaboma. and that unless objec-
tion be Med on or before the 3&tb day of
January A 1" 1W0. said petition will be
granted. it. P Mohton. County Clerk.
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Niblack, Leslie G. Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 32, Ed. 1, Wednesday, January 10, 1900, newspaper, January 10, 1900; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc74733/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.