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The Guthrie Daily Leader
VOLUME XXVIII
EVENINQ: 4:30 O'CLbCK.
GUTHRIE OKLAIIOMA. WKDNRSDAY EVKNINtJ NOVEMBER 2. 1906
EVENINGS 4:30 O'CLOCK.
NUMBER 82
FOUR ARE DEAD
TH1RTY.FIVE INJURED
SALVATION ARMY HO-
TEL DESTROYED RV
FJRGT1I1S MORNING
500 IN BUILDING AT TIME
Men in Panic Jump From
Upper Windows.
(By Associated Press )
St Louis Mo. Nov. 28. Four men
were burned to death anil piobably
thirty five Injured tntiny seriously in
fire enrly today that iirnctically de-
stroyed the Lighter House a hotel
conducted by the Salvation arn y on
the northwest corner of Ninth and
Market streets.
Five hundred men were asleep In
tho lll'llilttltf wlipn the fl wna ilia-
covered the greater n imr being fnTh0ni'8 a8 C' N' Iaake"' ant MaJor
the second and third floors berime
panic "tricken onil Ixforc the flie-
nien could atretic h nets nauy Jumped
from the upper windows and were
cniHhed and rendered uucoiihcIous
Tho four dead were not Identifier"
the bodies being burned to j ciisp.
Those injurod in Jumping were:
John Ilnnly aged SC. serious.
Charles J. Hobs aged 30 streildnr
fractured hurt internally.
John Shaw aged 62 leg !ra lured.
Tho following wire burned:
Alfred Brond. aged 72 hands and
.ncc.
Thomas Callahan dromon faoe ami
bandit.
JnrsoB Clark flromnu face and
ha mln.
Jan os Clark "aKod 30 till ovur ttio
bodv serious.
William limit nged 59 face and
handr.
Jaaies Rutrkhardl aged 51).
James Lynch aged 40
Chat lea Hobs day clerk.
Thomas Mooney aged 38.
J. F M Hler. aged 38.
Oscnr Anderson aged 20
Ueuige Miller ngd in
Frjnk Lcils aged 35.
WHIIuni (.lllllnnd aged 5G.
John Morie aged 30.
Charle IJoland need 30.
Watchman O'Connell stationed on
the third floor discovered the fire and
upon opening a clothes closet the lire
belch 'd forth and (julrKlj filled the
room with ftto and smoke. He gave
the alarm and hwrlc i around waking
the sleeping intnnles. When tho fire-
men arrived tho f-rins of baJf nalcod
n en calling for help wore nt every
window of tho building building.
Beforo tho firemen coihl nld thero
many had Jiimred. Life lines fastened
at tho windows proviled itjkhis of
escapo of oldgers tho building was
three stories in height
Ijitr Two of the lctitn.i have died
six others are unconscious at the bos-
pita: CONVENTION
SIDE-TALK.
Joo Cirl the genial member fiom
the Hartlesvllle district myn h has
bein "miarjioted" He utands con-
victud In a tecent report i being a
' eonstittitlonai prohibitionist" and
rlnlmian o" "till. Ilntinr o -rinlttee."'
Ji liar the conviction net i touched
him howevet
Delegate J. S Buchanan went to
Norman on the noon tiuln to spend
the holiday at hoxie.
Delegate C 8. Lteper. of Sulphur
returned ltome on the it on train.
Delegate J. H. N. Cofcb returned to
SapuIpH ou the aftruoon tiain to
. peud Tlianksglriug with his family.
Riley Copeland lrleg.it e from the
62nd. district ret rued to his home in
Falriaud on the noon train He says
he is not coming bock '.nil the on-
entt'4i gets down to business.
Delegate A L He .--in letiniil to
Coweta on uii afi i u on tiain to
spend the week wiih Imn-.e folk.
Colonel ductile Ikmik'iuh atnl wife
and Delegate HagkeH aud Hopkins
of Jl kogue rHurued Imiihv on llie
noon train.
Delegate W. C. Hughes rtturnej t-
Oklahoma City on (he 2 o'clock train.
F. J. Stone delegate from the 9Bth.
dlatiict retimed to till home In
Wynnewood on the noon train.
Chaplain Nnylor and Delegate Ohm
Berry will return on the afternoon
train to Pawnee to spend the week-
and with their families.
Delegate J. IS. gater of Stillwater
returned on the afternoon train to
r.end Thanksgiving day at home.
Hon. II. R Johnson chairman ci
the committee on TSxeo' live Depart-
ment staled this morning that In his
opinion the term of office f r the gov-
rrr.or would he fixed at two yiars.
Hon. C M. Cade nntloml conrinlt-
tceraan of tho Republican organization
wn- a spectator at the convention to-
day. The "C.rldlron" held their final rc-
hearbjl last night at tlu- IClks club
looms Two additional stars aie Jim
Vandlvi r as J. A. Bakei
The two
gentlruien ottalnlj nil
parts to pel lection.
off theli
WILL DEDICATE AN ELKS' HALL.
Special to Dally Lonilor
f-hawnee Okla.. Nov. 28. The ISlk-i
lodge one of the .largest In the now
state oitgiew its old quarters latt
spring and beforo the new IMtswnto
mfe building on Ninth and Broadway
was bein arrangements were trtiJe
by the lodfre to leas- tho entore third
tory. The building Li now muiuletrd
and on Thanksgiving afternoon the
linll will bo ionnflH dedicated.
D)egto .1. F. King and wife are
howWlwrnaf "the Home tr cwmnwrr
Jenklhs and have looms at 201 North
II road street.
NOTICE.
ThuiBilnv Novcmlier Sth l-Iiib T'mnk i
BivinitU.i.v and a li-:l Imlldnv the ii.i-
ortlrf will I i PM fur tlic Irimui'tinii "f
bn-ttii"' only f urn .1 lo 4 in
W. M M I 'i IV. V
M
NEEDED THE
MONEV
PHI LA DKUMI 1 A PKM A LE
CHARGED WITH
1'OISOING
AFTER $1000 INSUSANCE
Woman's Arrest Follows
Police Investigation
I'hilodolphla I'd No -.- Ti
m t ren iMltabl" case oi wlioleih
polnoninr of persons 10 arc n Iiihu
anee mo'iey that ha
1 111 I 11 U'l
ninlhcit In iM . ollv I. !i n . .1 .bIii-I
Britk-ot Can. who wjm nii.Mnl In it
nlulK
The woman who i.- VI iais of nm .
is haigej with poiMxiiiiK lu r li u -
band Putriek m r tw d'Hdu i .M
a I S -aib and Anuio aK d ti woo
dl il .i vviili ngo and Patrick .mil
Ceci IU Cook tenants lu the Caii-t
bi -.e at I'M.' Hatuilt a utieel
I All of ill. alUKed lclini8 dit-d wllil
li. i month ul the police all b d
that M Uui beueUti d t.v theli
deaths lo the extent of 1 hki through
the eoVeciiou of Insurance
Th' wnjian'H uf-est follow id an in
iutigatiou into the .Lat.io of hi i ivo
childit.il whiih in lined Uiht wieU It
waa ual dut tin tine tl at their iruthi
Wilt' CJ .ill b tilting p Ihlllled r nd
or candy tht contained doletciu si
a 'istauce An auul is of ram'j
hi li as tlie c'lildiuii at a.il 1 to havej
purihastd blioui I thai it mmlm l
no poiHMinui l i-iane n w' ii
foioinih l'ln.ian Wjd'.woi'ii iu.nl
an analyst of the stomachs of titc -
children he found th4- little girls had
idled ft 'i. atseiitc (loinonliig
NAMES MORE
COMMITTEES
PRESIDENT MURRAY
HANDS IN ANOTHER
HATCH
CONVENTION STILL
WORKING ON RULES
Wooral of ilobart is Made
Chief Clerk.
Prrsldent fcnuay at the ojienliiR of
the altetuoon session announced the
appointment of the rest of the r m-
mltces ijor he session wth th excep-
tion of the Commit tees on County
Boundnttes and the Llnioi Traffic.
The iiino ncemeut of thee com-
mittees will in all probability not be
made until semi- Unit next week.
EWpoclal interest is centered in the
app intment of the llqior traffic and
the ccwity boundailes committees.
The nioiniug session was tmaumed
larg Iy b tho coiihideration of tho
rules.
The nreuibera olainis of mileage
were itratghtoned oi t by the commit-
tee and Hie govern nent disbursing
agent in the hall paid In" check each
claim.
At the afternoon session on the
moti n of Delegute Haskell it was
voted'to appoint one chief ftnd seven
commltteo clerks. Upon the. passage
of tho motion the president announced
the appointment of C. C. Worral edi-
tor of the Hohart Chief as clilof clerk.
Thu ooBVeuttoii uuajilmoasly confirm
ed tho ancointment.
1LjjiiiXetioti.ArJ41l9t n$Lyti Jsr
an extended Thankseivtng iecos.
They will adjourn only until Friday
norning at 10 o'clock.
Tho ommittees nnnc meed by Prcsl
dint Mtnray are as follows:
Committee -n Mines and Mining
Chairman. Majois Ccrhran Curl
Wills HIH Ijittemer Haniaty Oard-
rer Bryan. Noiton ltobeits Kelley.
FUhei Parker. H hIkoh.
Commltteo on (Jeological Survey
Chairman. Caudill; Curl William of
97th. Norton Winds of 89th : Ticker
Dvhauan Maxey SorroJ- Weaver
Cain cf 7tth.
ConcnttUHJ on impeachment and Ile-
moval Flc OiTlce. Chalrm.in
Swarta. Uttjejohn Norton Flshei.
Kelly Hayes HoUcrts Copeland
Wood of mi; Rogers gaiidlln Jones.
IlunICtne of 37th; Jenkins.
Committee ou Banks and ltauklng.
Chairman Purl; Lassltcr. Swartx
Cjmrrels Bowors Tucker Edley Will-
lama f 7th; Hudson.
ComaPUtoe on Insurance Cbalr-
mftB McClaln; Hendiaw. Weaver
Ptttano. C'rt Hask-ll. Uryint
RoberU Mitch Edley Asp.
Coitalttee on Homestead and 12v
i irtlons Chali m.rti (Jaiduer (Ira-
bam Cnrr Kogeis Elmmidwin Biy-
mil Bllb. Rnvugr. AKi M'Cliio
Commltne on Slate Militia Chaii-
a an Jtice. UuiU. Cba nl is Urewn.
Hausan Bdel II l.anau eti'
Williams ot 971 h.
Committee oif State and fichool
l-'iuts - Chili nan. Haki r. Fiher
Te -er James Hat nod. Humphrey.
riiium Nut n Nt well I'aiUei Wyh
IIumhoii of KKtii lajoi Cloud Colib
I i . a millet on Lei;i. iIim Aiipoi
liclimeilt Chall man I'lttman;
Rose
' McCance Ci rl. Pavag'-. H imphrey
nl f th Allen Ch. ibu . in-rry
M- sieimtr Hopkins
Committ-e on indiclu' Apportl n
ii . nt - Chan inn Sandlin Moot.
KoineriU Nelbuu.yi'iartl liai'ison of
45tb: Ellis CaroeyJChauibira Bciry
H!;g Herring Bweii. Harris Asp
Committee ou Minufartun ra and
Crjimetce. Chuiiuin Lin ! John
Aykei- Lei p. i Hill W.(mI f X'nh
Il.inU BaiiivH. HaniMin "f t.t'i Hen
diicks. KellX. Jukiu.
Committee on OrdlnanrM ChaJr-n-an
Knn-gay. Moore. Langley. Ne!
oon Lidt-tler Mcl'n I. ah) liar
luon o 48th. Hopkins
Commlttie on C in Oian allon
and Uoviinnut ChdlniiM hunks
I.itlleJ hn. II mp.trey Parker JJea
tu. Miwire. Tractv. IniKor. tuiaaom
Cor. in. lice on Com i ni ion rcouiMt.
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ICxpKiirfei (halt man i ener?
.nm Boa id Pi taut L'idkn
(i of H'ltp lie. i inj! I " li I'i '
l (i.jiU ou Ht-vwiuu. to.upilu
tl n.
'pott
Ktyle and Arrung'-oif-nt. to Re-
to f'o-i.i utluii Cbaii im La
Kornrgay. Moore MIrh(Kfcnd
of 17th Raker. LI.Hltke LertBWterJ
Mca aper. Hi ton. Clc:l
Ci nnnittee on Oeneral Piotl tons.
Constitutional Amendajrieiitt. and Re-
visions - CI14I1 man. Tracts Williams
f 7th. King Chamber. Pulton; TJt-
llejohti. Rowers. Rameey Heuston.
Committee on Labor and Arbitra-
tion Chairman. Hinraty Jones Hen-
drleks. BBkei. Netaofl Ha -san. Ury.
ant. PorreK P.orry Derlng Harris
Hloe Norton Rilby Cotey
Committee on Schedule Chairman
Hayes Chamber King. Henshjiw
H nfphrey Turner KqJBpcjmy Newell
(edbcttei Itose. Qtrrels Mit:ll
Hughes Carney. Sater.
C mmlttec on Puhltetyork and Pali-
lie Debt. Chilrman Hftlll-imn of 3rd.
Llitlejohn. HiH WlWa. JjJopt land. Har-
rison of 88th; Board Sorrels Ram-
sey Newell Hnnial). Illee. Cnrr Hunt
Harris.
Coirmlticr on Punifc Health god
Fnnltal Ion Chairman K111h; Ullhy
Han (son of 8Sth; Wetr Lee. NeW-
rll Turner. Hill Bm Ramay.
Hiriifd. Robetts. SWfttge. Major
Cain of 7ith. ?
GRIDIRON CLUB fo MBHT.
All
Arrangement Perflated for To-
night's Entertainment.
All atiangemouta n coijpletc for
the entertainment to be given by the
Gridiron cl b at the Ttlka hnll this
evening. The club Ml received about
100 acceptances from prominent men
all mei Oklahoma aftd'the Indian Ter-
ritory and the guests wMl assemble at
nine o dock to participate in one of
the htstorlcat side features cf the days
or constitution rr.akin. Mr. Nlbtack
will make the address Of welcome in
behilf ot the in wspiper men.
A committee romposed of Messrs.
Orlffln Peddlcord. Dunn and Fergu-
son tendeied the S- itan oi Hulu coin-
inuy an invltuiion for the eiitira ecm-
pnny to be th" g'ients of the club niter
their peiloimance nt the Brooki to
night and the manager wlied an nc
:eptanoe this nionilny.
The convention will met t ai nUIV
O'clock and start into the delib iftttoiia
Sitf I
-f-oirulJ of 'liwJn-.tthiutiJMnhBl.iBVn1od"-4hn1l..ftUl - to
Flank Prouty as I'rldont M'MTtW
prcjidlnj
Aftet the eonventloti Pi e ddent
Lavey will mil the club to ot dei and
t.id s. vital htatc-nun who an aspir-
ants tm tin wtilo s oflieeM mi h as
senatot and im.miidi will In i-'lledotl
to explain wh the in- (iiudidatea
and t ' in I late up ti i! i It pi'tlet.hir
vlitm pi1'1 i nteil li) li Mil nt
oplllnn In iii ill' mlii (if t.ie ( lub
Franl tile' will mi.' i ate carry
Nation
J.I Pi (Ii'Ii il 111 i .11 tun iNt lias
irraiiM d a i mini i uin tilng
lOllll Mill of thi 'Idli iiloiik tiatiir'9!
i f tlii i in Nation i
Tin i utile piociedlnK will In t iki"n
down iii shott hand and Ifitei p Idlsh-
ed In Itni'k foi in
An elegant I ftt liimh ' teli i 'he
r'ttiKlon f M ijoi Hiiny pi nti cost
Will l'e sot Mil all ilium the en(ng
The convnlttce on arrange. nent hs
been busy all lorniug am the sue
ce i of the afraii i ass red u"juiiu i
oj est ion of a d' ubt.
MRS. MORRIS ENTERTAINS.
Crr.pllrrntnry to Her Daughter Mrs. I
O. D. Wenger. '
Mil Mom i ut it 'itu d on M u '
dav itentiig al hei ii tin cl;;hf mll -- I
iKTthijht of I iii lull in linnoi o! In l j
dauuhtci Mi- O I) Winder wliowlll
soon depait foi .iei Ik ii- in Wlchit i
and Miss Orn Jleep tinclier ot Camp
llnasell Hchfol Tin house wan beu
tl. II) dl Oliilid In pink Ulld whlti
( lit.K3iitiieiiiinns An i-'ab mle two-
ci lie Iiiiu'Ik ' l v i itd Thill'.
Hill ln wtl. p is.'i. hn i ujnyi I tin
pailoi (tames music nml iei itutlons
t( tin hU In it 1 1 jriee
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PRIMAM " " ' '
FOR MARCH 12
DEMOCRATIC EXECUT
IVE COMMITTEE
TAKES ACTION
Primaries to Nominate Can
didates for all Offices
OklaUomr. City Okla.. Nov. W. Af-
ter a esslon lasting Tor several ho ira
gnd thorough discission ot the alt-
nation In all Its phases the Dmo-
nratlc tate Executive committee
chosen at Hie recent meollng and
merging of the two territorial coittunlt-
te at (l. 'thile yesterday atternoen
tdoiited lesolntlona recommending to
the territorial Joint committee that a
primary election for the nomlnatUn ot
all state cmnty congresslc oal and
svnAtorlal candidate for tho coming
election be hel don March 12 1007.
The renolt'tlons further provide
khat at the prlinaiy so provldod for
prtcln t committeeman county com-
mitteemen and vmhers of a now
state central committee eh' sen dl-
rectly by the people shall he olected.
A PirtUer lerotnnjendntion U tb
the ptlmarles na htiggoittd In Uie
resolution b held under the primary
law now In force In the territory of
Ok'ahomn anil that the various cen-
tral committee And lmilar organisa-
tions shall have charge ot the local
Drtnrurles. AH of these irr visions are
U too bpefiUrv only lu case the con
provide liy ordinnnce for a mandatory
prtmary election law and hall desig-
nate oth i hours and methods o4 In Id-
Ing such primaries
The i r orations fnthei provide for
the howling oi a state convention with
In a reasonable tine after 'lie dale of
the prlmai y for the p rpose of laiify-
intj the nominees if t.i" prlnan for
the pin pose of piomuliratiug a tl- lar
.Hon of ilnclples oi a itty plat-
foini and foi the orgs ni at Ion of th
new state central commlttie the nin
bets of whom will have been chosen
al the primary.
An exci ption Ik made as congies
si nal illstilMH one ami two whers
because or the fact that theie are can-
didates .liuidy namiil by the Rc'pab
lican llie congM.sslonal comnlttee-
men i. each dish let aie given the
pow.-r . i .iii a piimai) or u conven
tion as thi) think best.
i it's ilatli ii Iii Hi loim of a motr-
r.iiul to th' constitutional c nvontlon
was adoptnl. ie lurhiR that It was the
m n mi ( tin committee that the .ald
(oiiveniliu hIioiiIJ at the ea Mcst pos-
'llil' ni'iiii' ut provld by oidluaiice for
a in 'ti'iHtoi v ptiiatv el'itioti law foi
all pat Hi" 1 lir ;hoiit the in on Hie
t mm da
DISTRICT CCURT.
In Ik
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VI" Moote
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the n '..to th'it h.iot ate! wi t led bin
Hweelbi-ait In unit of tin opiia l' se
j two wiiks 'tjo ph ad i-'inltj aid wa-
s. nti 'u i il t HI inniil!i- In th. ieil
t lit !. i
'Iininiv Cba K lb i . U
li.uid lth lit i 'npi i 'J' '1 i it-'
f (j( (nilint to mdiitmint stiHiaintd
i
anil ( .e In icMlhliiitted to ttl(
ki in 1 juty iH tbi ("" 'U'l 'he di
li nlaiit wu i id' if d h' Id tdi i build
to uwail n linn "I h ' 'I J i
In tin i nf tli 'I i 1 1 llni) m
Alo'io Snaw (haigi-i with robber)
' i he i pott of Ju-y vas thai thi y co Id
..ie ! a veiil' t and thev mat
in it 'In v liave no pio-pi t of k'll' ing
.
ji inn i out i n in Jin v i" .iiiie km
luiil'i I' 111" i at ion
I'i I I Itoi V
V"m Moi ii ( h (ted
wih ghootluK hl sweetheart
Alale
CONVENTION AFTERWARD
JohiiMiii. in from f the 'P-'ia h se j will gu aUliougb tin tu m ' of lohn
i tii.i ti.ui'd a lea of not guilt) T Ia.i) oi I'nun ki and I
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iii the penitentiary
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ill ill i iai
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1 1 al rreel re ef niertsape and
niiivi) ot ii1 lb. ilt ulaiiU wire
TILLMAN'S TALK IN CHICAGO
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t) Seed cotton
O Lint cotton middling. .
O 0. M. Slmntm
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O Lint cotton middling.
O Mr. Surlier
O sftd cotton
O Lint cotton middling.
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given fiflee.1 days In which to answer
to petition of plaintiff
Ail petit Jurors were dlf hnrged un-
til Doe. 3id at 9 a in. except those
who come in from the north on the
Santa Fe who are excused until 2
o'clock rti the sime day
Th (ase of J. R Beadles vs Chas.
M. Makepeace to quiet title; case is
being heard by couit this afternoon.
FOR COUNTY
BOUNDARIES
INEilCATIONS&llllNT
TO
AlOUT$vB3rrY
COUNTIES
BIG CHANGES IN THE MAP
Old
Oklahoma Counties
Will See Some
Cutting Up.
The present onllonk Is that the new
state of Oklahoma will have within
Its hot dels ninety counties Tim pre-
cut ten limy of OKInhoma ian twenty-
;.lx rniiie Indian Tenlton has
twenty six ree hIIiir dlstilets which
lu mnny lespectH slmllat lo counties
id the constitution iidopli d liv the
'!i i; i yah coav nlion in Minkon"''
nave Indian Ten inn a intul of foilv-
eluht eountle-
WUh Indian Tcnitiuy tilt hint Into
foi ty einlil (oiintiiri u will pi IriliU
be tho case the .enitoiy of OKIiliunia
must therefore lie nMded into fottv
two to fill out tae total of uliKtv
This theiefoie i alls for nianv
changes In the m'm tit map ot Okla
hen ii territory. It n anw the iIIvIhI ii
of many of the pichiut coiutli and
In hi tine InxtanciK the division -ctci.1
tluiis ( one ci ni) In this plan
which look town ii the total of ulm tv. j
is hn lulled Hi" dltUlou of Wo da
Roger Mills Kiowa (iieer Co natt'hi
and Woodwaid Into two or itie roni j
ties en h. At tuist live and pihip
sii (onntl 'M ate lo uie otll ot the pie
en I ri itli's i (in i Kiowa n I
Ci.m mi li ' and lioin tin old time .Nc
Man m I and I- to In i.i veil tlii'
HUH' I he OnSl-'l II It i"l Will p llllp
iilnaln a slnnh (mint) h ln.it hi ( m -to
tie llie deslie ( I a n DOiIIn "f 111'
p ople III ilii( (la H
ill ii il) bono la i Inlil'V--! e- th
I ub ' man tl' I u '' (Jul In U III-
n. inn i legion lCcll V;pui.il' man
11" il (illiailv (llUTHl MJHp ell All'K
in in!' t.ie pn '..i di-!-fHn t i i b
II' r'jll.ll ' I Ulllll' 'III (If Hhl )OW till
new hluli ill it In Mvl'liil into (nun
tl so a to tm I n.iilliiil.ii in ti i
town Hi' vi i .l ai ' ;i "I In ii-. i
( 'mill i a I ll iik i .lie ft Mm
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IdlCtttu Jut wheie thU liaiiiiiiiihl
llauoail U lomla an limn i I nun
.1 In lltu. ...ii .In. ii
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' in k-tuiI tni in i i'i i'
Utm. btlegitt t N HRiKtil. M Mus -
ko;;. pnxui in the uii .in in that
he is k- n; Iii hands off llii piosi
sitioii Ilia: Hi (itv e dnko.i f
l IIIKl III I"
l II1! ( ( mi l
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GUARDED BY A PLA
TOON OF FORTY
OFFICERS
"TO HELL WITH SUCH LAW''
'l&fcuif
Shouts the Senator Regard
ing 15th Amendment.
Chicago. Ill . Nov 28 - The effcrti
of the colored cltbens of Chicago to
prevent United Stated Senator Benja-
min II. Tlllmnn from delivering an nil-dres-
here last night In Orchestra hall
becatme ot the position lie hns aa-
sraned toward the negro ince wore
" ns. ceasful
Ml Tillman declaied that it did
not irake Jtny difference to him. what
th coh red people of Chicago did ho
was going to llll his engagement and
fie kmpt his word.
Senator Tlllmnn gave his address
protected bt 4t dete lives in perconal
command of Assistant Chief ot Pollcu
Mrhmttlei
"I hate been ndveitlsed to talk of
the 'Annexation of eubn. " snld tlm
spi'aker ' but In view of the fact Hint
I could not discuss the subject wllh
mil touching upon the raco qtioatlan I
am going to go nt the matter hammer
und tongs straight font in d. llko a man
"I bellevo I nm bettor quulllled to
iUsciiS)- this iiuestlon tlun any other
until In America. I am going to haso
my appeal on facts not on theories."
While diaouwlng tlm flfloonth
umundtiiunl tc the coiiHtltutlon which
1 Ue (leclarenj gavo tlio negro ovory right
thai a white man linil ho was inter-
rupted several times by ouo ot his
'Hltenet's tv'llo kepi nHUtuK "Hotv-.
about ICfiiUioky?" " v
Ilnnlly Mr. TlUmnn fcemod to loan
his temper and exclaimed;
"Oil Mi t ywr mouth. You don t
know the A B C of this thing I 'for-
got in eais ago trore than you over
knew
Vou make up yoir mind that
eipi ltd ii 't k the law which the
flitlienilt aiiieiidnieiit guarantees Is
I'lght and should be enforced notwith-
standing Iik lesilts If this litv wad
enlorced It would tesuU In two stat$
at leiiNt In lim dominated absolutely
by negto s while foul others would
be so ne.n being governed by the ne-
gro that tin ie wor'lil ptactlrully bu nu
eqi j dltlslon of ' fficers."
A void- How about the law0'
Heimioi Tillman 'The law? To
hell wit i xuch law
Aftet tellitiK in detail how the negro
Is pnviiiteil I mm casting hint ballot
in the Houih Senator Tillman sold:
Th i e In a ur at deal troro to thK
i- -wi Ion than the little racket hero In
Chicago "
In com I "d n Heuutoi TlVmnn said'
"Now at. a geueril IllUStrat'oil of
the InJ .1 ie. that Is Mometimea done
Prenldeut Roosevelt discharged thiee
(MiiaiiiiH of olored soldleis wlthoul
a (ouit lunula! and in doing thi" he
! nl'di'il I m ti x .-ill men foi the crime
' f ii fi w In doing this he ttanarended
the uutboiitv ot the law and he ought
not to hn v done H "
IN POLICE COURT.
"Jak y Ho lowell was up before
Kdge oihiiiitn ou a charge of diunk
nut ks again tliU motntng He mudi
a plea t th' judge about wanting to
oe at home Im "Thanksgiving" din-
ner I'dK" (lUmlth discharged him
ii Ills piomlM lo be a belter Mian.
HEARINQ POSTPONED.
(Bv Associated Press)
Marshall Mo. Nov. 28 The hear-
ing of Rumse) the confessed train
lobbei. was jxntponed itnlil lomorrow.
Tlie de i.ves : rofess lo believe the
pilwnii-i u a I i.i guilty of eouhter-
- felting hii I expect to luvoive tveral
mtn in thlx Mine- befrre he I JHaeml
on " mm loiilwy
'
nAiiDnAnf.fr-MfuiAnertiAn
nmwnwnw ..i-r. i..w v.r.w.
'
"'i ' ii . tin liy leader
" BlMiwnee uaia inov s -hip hock
Inlaw! rullroe.d KMlay aiiiioii(d that
the wages of .t.iv mplovee ill
Hliawn. . Ihn. Iniug in a lv 1.0ifl
wiio hi in . n ii in iimiui ih iie
n ni tm inn ii "i 'ni will beat
l "IKK UlMil oh. p. I ' III per HOI II
lite rals aOerts uvvr threw fo rths
'ot tht eniplo)fes
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