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THE LEADER fcUTHME OKLAHOMA THURSDAY MAY 5 1904.
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BY LESLIE O. MHLaCK.
S.MCHirTION BATB--PAILt
Per week bf carrier ...
Per month by carrier
Per year by carrier In advance
Pe- year b7 wall. in advance
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The Lader t a member of the AssyJatca
imrt of that treat new oreanliatl-a iirj I
elusive atternoon ipubileation in uutnri
ana 10 mile radius
Mo & Kas Busines" 75; Editorial C9.
Ark. Valley Business 75; Editorial 09.
THURSDAY MAY C 1004.
nay ball!
On to St. Louis but see that yoti
co heeled
Spring refuses to be rushed with
tho peekaboo waist.
"The banks of tho Yalu far away"
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The coming campaign will be largea
ly devoted to a stump definition or
"Roossveltlsm."
The Republican congress didn't al-
low the statute of limitations to x-
IIre with the eeSHlon.
They can say what they please
jabout J Ham Lewis pink whiskers
but a $25 000 attorney fee talks.
The administration ought not to
keep swatting Senator DIok Just be-
cause he was Senator Hanna'B Man
Friday
If May don't do better the Ice man
will know how to sympathize with
tho pecuniary sorrows ot tlie spring
poet
"When Teddy goes campaigning this
fall he ought to take Brother Crum
along with him as a rear platform
exhibit.
Tho Chicago university has Just
purchased a lot of fossils as if its
faculty collection of the sort were In-
sufficient It is a mighty oasy matter for con-
Kress to do nothing but span J . oncy
It s not bo easy however Tor thj
people to foot the bills.
Hum the other powers win see
about keeping hands off when Russia
has licked Japan to a standstill anu
la about to make a quick lunch of the
Astatic continent
Judge Powers of Saltf" Lake City
Bays the Mormon church s a great
trust Like the othor trustB we ob-
serve that it finds shelter behind the
grnfty old party.
Tho Impression of the"1- fifty-eighth
congress mndo upon the country Is
Just the kind ofrnn Impression the
Democrats would have had It make
"Turn the rascals out.'V
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The Demociatlc minority under the
able leadership of Williams ot Mis-
sissippi not only put tho Republican
congrebs on the defensive but tho r.
o. n on the hog train.
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Tho latest nrtvlPAS from thn Far
the
Far
Kast are to the effect that tho Japs
Md still marching on. Having thrash-
d the Russians on sen the Mikado's
forces are repeating the Job on lahd.
The esteemed Boston Herald asks
what becomes of all the 120 oP
pieces tho mints tum out. Doacon
JKockcfeller utlll-os them for roduoing
to convenient1 compass the oni:
change of the common people.
A Manor
of Health
There is a quality in Royal
.Baking rowder which makes
the food more digestible and
wholesome. This peculiarity
of Royal has been noted by
physicians-and they accord-
ingly endorse and recom-
mend it.
ROtTAl PAKWO POWPtH CO. HEW TOHK.
UNHAPPY CZAR NICHOLAS.
King as well as humbler mortals
mnv mm th&tr canines. This Is a
fact which Is Irrefutably shown In the than of 12000 tonB displacement and
case of Nicholas "little father" to hut lately off the shocks.
his people nnd czar of all the Rub-1 't Is an 111 wind that blows nobody
Mas. American sympathies for ecc- KH"S. '" vr and elsewnere. Vice Ad-
nomlc and human reasons are largely mlral Toko of the Japanese navy has
with the aggressive1 little folk of Di
Nippon but one cannot resist a feel-
n of gr-.ulno commiseration for the
frail kind faced man who nominally
dominates Muscovite policies and en-
tefVlses.
If the republican wants a convincing
argument against the folly of. heredl-
tary rulcrshlp here is h most tron-
chant ono right to his hand. For the
son of tho man whom Swinburne pro-
nfiunced "red tyrannicide" absolute-
1' laqkfl tnose qualities wmen are
necessnry to make authority effectual
oven though that authority be exerdlb'
ed by an autocrat. Persons of expert
once and discrimination who have had
.opportunities for closely studying
icholas agree that he 1b credulous
unuiKemmg oi u iimiiuu luemai
Sfiope which fritters away In an
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sorption in detail the forco which
should be expended In mastering
epochal problems and of a tempera-
ment fatally responsive to the sinis-
ter lnfiuonce of designing ministers.
HI? one redeeming characteristic Is
his amiability an excellent trait In a
ruler but which unsupported by more
positive qualities is a pitifully puny
asset for Che management of power-
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The fact hat the present war found
the Russian army and navy In a .tor-
iihl unprepared state is charged to
mercenary incompetents who purpose
ly misled tho czar Into believing eith-
er that the Japanese would never dare
wage war or that If they did so the
splendidly ready Russian army and
navy would make short work of the
enemy. Even aft'sr reports ciune in
of crushing reverses a shallow vi
cious ministry with insolent effront
ory continued its work of deception
until rtnniiv tho pmii
ruler overwrought beyond endurance
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he decreed degradations right and left to be investigated or corrected ox- ' v. .. uW mu.
In an attempt at punishment nnd cepfby the friends of the abuses allowed the locals to score. The re-
fnrinnttnn. Thu fl..rrv nf onorfrv usurpations comiotions or extor- Bt'H wnB' Enld c: Shawnee -1. Tho
exhausted he again returned to tho
endless monotony of trivial mlnutla
with which his cunning advisers di-
vert his attention from the vital af-
fairs of state. '
Left to his own impulses and Judg-
ment Nicholas would rule gently In-
augurate many radical reforms and
spepd the moi)t of his days in tho en-
Joyment of domestic pleasures. Forcod
by the accident o! birth to regulate
th affairs of the world's most pow
erful absolute monarchy he is llvlnir
a daijy torment of fear heavy respon-
sibility and suffering. Fitted for the
ways of peace environment and nat-
ural pride havo distorted his career
Into a grotesque burlesque of Its orig-
inal dimensions.
WHERE ARBITRATION PAY8.
It would seem that in going out of
the armament business to show their
oa& faith in arbitration And respect
.their treaty obligations to that great
pnneipie so conuucive to international
pence several or the iputh American
republics notably Argentina and
Chile" have been able) to kill two birds
with ono stone making tho new order
not only morally profitable but pe-
cuniarily profitable
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"iKU luc lv aiming nations vi
thl 80tnm continent disarmed their
arms nnd war vessels did not go to the
Junk pile. Hot much. They were
uurefully polished up and laid away
to such time as a market was pre-
sented to advantageously dispose of
them nnd tho Russo-Japanese war.hax
furnished the market at least for
mow of th - unlps. It Is under-
stood that Kus-la hns just completed
a deal to purchase three first class
N
j battle ebltis of the Argentine Republic
at the handsome figure of flS.JOO.OOO i
One of those vessels is a war levla-1
Place upon Russia the urgent neces
st'vof buying more ships and she l8lNol8on KiCKer with good support In
billing to pay a bonus for vessels that
nnswar her requirements. The Ar-
gentmians make several minions of
clean profit It Is said out of the deal.
Chile has already disposed of several
mmie snip anu cruisers u ureai
Britain and Japan likewise at neat
Profits.
Not only this but the sultan or
rnrltey nnd othor CLi"-ai potentates
"' Ul"u'u"' "" lUK "liu
Me cunnon nnd small arms that Ar -
gemma ana wiue wo xor saie. anoixw
Of the weapons is so antiquated or
second hand that it will not bring M.
valuo from the Akound of Swat or
some belllcbse barbarian or other.
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ab-lndox of virtue bringing a neat casti
unus no wo see exempmieu me par
rowartl.
Poor Uncle Andy Carnegie has glv -
en awnv so much monev to nhllan-
tinni .. .. no .. !.
viu uwj WJUb iiv uuo jiw wut. iuuij
S365 000 000 loft It will be bae in -
gratitude if the world ever pernlUs
Ei h ...- M.a-a-n-M
him to be buried in the notter's field.
.
Henceforth the ku Meets of
ths
amcar of Afnhanistan will not bo al-
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lowed to have more than rourwivoa
por capita. The ameer being a mod-
era reformer. Is fernlnst monopoll-
nir the female supply in restraint of
marriage.
Probably no congress ever adjourn-
ed with more unfinished important
business in the pigeon hole than was
left by the late unlamented session.
Minority Leader Williams said truly
of the fifty-eighth congress:
I "It does not want corruption in th9
departments abuses In the law execu-'
tlve ustirnatlon of lecislative nowor.
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tariff tax extortions or anything else
tl0n8
And it literally slunk away from its
"nlain duty" bv "nremauire ndiourn-
ment."
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(From Table Talk.)
Friday May S
BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Grape Nuts Sugar and Cream
Brplled Suit MacHflrfel '
Fluted Potatoes
Corn Muffins Coffee
O.UNOH
EggVermIcelll
Stewed Fruit
DINNER
Vegetable Soup
Toa
Baked Blue Fish
'New potatoes
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Parsnips
' Endive and Cucumber Salad
Wafer. i Cheese
' Duchess Pudding
Coffee
Call the
phone 233
dinner
Klotidyke Meat Market
and get jour meat for
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
(Chicago News..
Few men would care to be done by
as they try to do others.
Floating capital Is a good
when attached to a solid cinch..
thing
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Alter nan leaves the roarrlRge
altar It's a case of Ihms or be boosed
One-half tb world doesn't seem to
care whether the other half lives or
not.
Many a man who U fuppoeed to be
making money has to borrow oar fare Jt
of bis wife.
After coming Into his heirship a
young man Is apt to find it pretty
smooth sailing
Girls don't' nfatry n handsome man
unless you are well up in the art of
U11UB1UK buiicu ii-.ii up turn uwnu a
washboard
QUAKER REFLECTIONS.
(Philadelphia Record )
Tho soft snap is generally hard to
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-$nd'
Out for the dust tho sprinkling
cart
Servant girls are not the only do
mestic troubles
j Unless & man la bis own master he
.can't master others. i
Baseball
Special to Dally Leader.
Oklahoma Cltv. Okla.. MnV K.
the field held the Quthrle Senators
foovn t0 tnreo hta and lwo nms
in
yesterday's game at Coloord park
while the Metropolitans securod a
-0pc 0 two-bagg.rs and six singles
ifrom
Simpson who Is said to have
lost only one gamo in his Knnsal
campaign Inst season. It can not be
said that the latter twirled a poor
gamo yesterday but ho was facing a
tanin that will make matters lnterest-
'g for alra08l y Qt tn0 -- ieague
fwlrlors
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d though (he Sonatorfl we
tb wak wUq the flna .
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Mots and had secured ono in the
thrd a thb foimh The Mols
however started the fireworks when
j " thre mn had
drOT8Hl tn0 Pato bQforo tho side was
rotlred for tho Inning. Tho Senators
I
J Bvcii mu t"ot ui u ijunco
'to score after the fourth inning while
f the close of tho eighth the locals
t' ""' clOH- OI l" eigiuu
ihnd piled up nine runs four of which
wore secured in tho seventh.
Score by innings:
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Oklahoma City ..0 0030240 x 9
Guthrie .... 001 10000 02
aummarv- Left on haRnR flnthric.
H Oklahoma City 2. Two-base hits
Pettigrew Dupree. Bases on balls
Off RIcker 2; off Simpson 3. Struck
out By Rloker 8; by Simpson 9.
Passed balls Monroe 3; Brulngton 1.
Time 1 :fi5. Umpire McCarthy.
Enid Took Third Game.
Sptcial to Daily Leader.
EnId 0la-. May G. Enid won from
Shawnee yesterday in a slugging
""itch the locals pounding Kernes at
score uy innings:
Enid 10002120 x C
Shawnee 2 0000002 04
Bntterios: Enid Price aud Miller;
Shawnee Barnes and Kerns. Double
plays Enid 2. Umpire Crotty.
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Shawnee 3
Guthrie 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 4; PitUburg 2.
Chicago III May 6. By bundling
four hits in he third inning the locals
Secured a commanding lead and were
never headed. Lundgren held the vis-
itors to five scattered hits. Score:
RH.E.
Chicago ..Q 0200011 4 9 3
Pittsburg .0 0010000 12 5 7
Bntterios: Lundgren and Kling;
PffjUlppl and Phelps.
'Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 4.
Philadelphia Pa. May 5. Brooklyn
tied tho score in the ninth inning and '
wonJn the tenth although the locals
appeared to have the - game well In
hand Score:
R.H E.
Brooklyn ....00 012 00 011 D 11 l
Philadelphia 0rl 1200 0 00 4 8 3
Battalias: Cronln and Bergen; '
Lush Brockonrldge and Dooln. !
New York 11; Boston 3.
Boston Mass. May 5. New York
won a hitting game from Boston
Willis wan batted out of the box in
I two innings. Fisher sueceeded him
.nd was effective except In the
'seventh when misplays in the field
put him tn difficulties McGinnity was
wlkf and ineffective but had winning
support from blB team. Score
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Mrs. Emma Mitchell 5120 Louisiana
itrcet Indtanapolle Ind. writes:
"Tor the iast five years I have rarely
been without pain but Pornna has
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I donot !. heodwho or Uokaohe imy
more and have wrne interest inllW-
i-mma-Mitciicn.
The coming of what is known as th
"new woman" in our country is nol
greeted by evcryono as if she were a
c-reat bloeslntr. But thero is another
new woman whom everybody is glad to i
ee. Every day some Invalid woman is
exclaiming "I have been made a new
woman by Dr. Hartman's home treat-
ment." It is only necessary to Bend
namo. addicsa. evmntoms. duration al
1 sickness and treatmontalready received
to Dr. Hartman Columbus Ohio and
directions for one month's treatment
Will be promptly forwarded.
If you do not derlvo prompt and satis-
factory results from tho use of Peruna
write at once to Dr. Hartman giving a
fnll statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
( AddreM Dr nartm(in Pn?Bdent of
The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus O.
" R.H.E.
I New York ...3 3 00005 0 011 14 1
Boston 0101001003 10 4
Batteries: McGinnity and Warner;
71111a ITIuhft. nnri Mn.nn
AVillls Fisher nnd Moran.
Cincinnati 10; St. Louis 3.
Cincinnati O. May 5. For the sec -
ond time during tho present series the
fwrnf
P. C. Cincinnati bvercame what looked
1000 Hko a winning lead on the part of St.
.C66LoIs and scoid a victory Kellum
333 1 was steadier than Corbett his lone
.OOo'hase on balls coming in the ninth in-
nine. Score:
R.HE.
Cincinnati 0014001 0jC 8 2
St. Louis 10200000 03 10 3
Batteries Kellum and Schlel; Cor-
bett and Byors.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 3; Cleveland 2.
Detroit Mich. May 5. Hickey de-
veloped wildness in the fifth inning
and gave two bases on balls after a
hit filling the bags. He was taken out
and Joss wont in but Carr hit him for
three bases and won tne game. La
Joie's batting was the feature. Score:
R.H.E.
Detroit ..
Cleveland
....0 0 0 03 0 0 Ox 3 6 0
...0 2 00000 0 002 8 0
Batteries' ICllllon and Woods:
Hickey Joss and Abbott.
St. Louie 5; Chicago 1.
St. Louis Mo. May 5. Glade made
his first appearance for the St. Louis
American league and largely by his
efforts the .men from Chicago wore
defeated Snore.
RILE.
St. Loiua 00200003"x C 10 3
Chicago 00 00100 001 4 1
Batteries: Glade and Sugden; Alt-
rock and Sullivan.
New York 6; Washington 3
I New York May 5. Washington
playe'ltheir best game of the present
series with Now York yesterday but
ovlns to their inability to hit Chesbro
met defeat for the third time. Score
RHE.
New York 00110112 x 6 11 ii
Washington ..000100 002 3 6 1
Batteries: Chesbro and Klolnow;
Jacobbon and Klttrldge
Boston 3; Philadelphia 2.
Boston Mass. May 5 Boston won
a close eaihe: from Philadelphia excell-
ing the vlBltcrs both at bat end In the
field. 'Ferris and Farrell made several
billllant catchos. Score.
R.HE.
Boston .. ....0 2 0 00 01 Ox 3 8 :l
Philadelphia ..0000101002 4 3
Batteries: Gibson and Farrell
Plank and Powers.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Moines 11; Omaha 6.
Des Moines la. May 5. Des Moines
won In easy fashion from Omaha 'in
the Becond home gamo. Baerwald
tho Dos Moines catcher broke a finger.
Score:
R.H.E.
Dos Moines ..33131000 x 11 10 t
Omaha 000 10 000 ft 0 It 2
Batteries' Lelneld Baerwald tmil
Hoffman Companion Henderson and
Qodln and Frees.
St. Joseph 5; Denver 2.
Denver Colo. May 5. After batting
the home team around the field af
their pleasure St. Joseph rotlred from
tho game with four runs to the good.
Vollondorf was removed from he box
and his substitute was even morn In-
effective. The largest crowd of the
season was out to witness the defeat
of the local team. Score:
R.H.E.
Denver 0000011002 7 1
St. Joseph ....311010000 6 10 3
Batteries: Vollendorf Hostetter
nnd Lucja; McConnell and Hudson.
Colorado Springs 11; Sioux City 9
Colorado Springs Colo. May 5.
Colorado Springs won out in a whirl
wind finish getting seven runs In the
seventh off seven hits and an eror nr-
ter Sioux City apparently had won the
game. Coons was batted out of the
Ibc and McNeoly went In to save the
l
fgame. Score:
R.H.E.
Colo Springs .30100070 x 11 17 i
J sjoux City ...10C0QO40O 9 14 5
Batteries: Coon and Malonoy; Mc-
Neoly and Messitt.
BASE BALL GOSSIP.
Manager Ernest Jones returned laBt
night f-om Oklahoma City. His in-
jured ear '. still giving him consider
able trouble and will probably keep
him from going into the game again
lor several days.
Shawhee and Oklahoma City cross-
od bats on the Colcord park diamond
this afternoon.
The Senators will play two games at
Enid commencing today. Saturday the
season will be opened at Island park
when the Shawnee team will play the
Senators.
Nine Metropolitans were struck out
by Simpson yesterday.
A Cure-for Plies.
"I had a bad case of piles" Bald G.
F. Carter of Atlanta Ga. "and consul-
ted a physician who advised me to
try a box of We Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve. 1 purchased a box and was en-
tirely cured. It is splendid for piles
giving relief instantly and I heartily
recommend it to all sufferers " Do-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled
for Its healing qualities. Eczema nnd
other Bkin diseases also sores cuts
bums and wounds of every kind are-
quickly cured by It. Sold by J. N. Wal-
lace. The Klondyke Meat Market keeps
everything good to eat. Phone 233.
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