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CUTHRIE SPECIAL
I an opinion that school commissioners
I can condemn school houses when the}
I arc unfit for use. lie has also giver?
the opinion that school officers arc
elected until a successor qualifies for
APPLICATIONS FOR CHARTERS 1'G, prcpanili(,„. arr
for the encampment at Perry on Oct
FILED YESTERDAY.
NEW MILITIA OFFICERS.
A ppoint lurnl* ami Iteulgiintion*, l lr.
T«rms of Supreme Court Hot —Derision*
ftml Other Matter* of Interest ill the
Cnpital City,
b Hi' -
iber 10. Adjutant General Burlin-
game has issued he following order:
i. .All members of the Oklahoma Na-
tional Guard, officer* and enlisted men.
unless sick or disabled, are hereby
ordered to assemble at Perry. O. T..
on October to. 1901, and participate in
encampment exercise* for a period oi
six days.
j. The quarter-master general will
furnish transportation by rail, to and
from the city of Perry, and provide
necessary drayage tor baggage be-
tween the railway depot and the camp
round. He will prepare the ground
Guthrie, O. T.. Sept. 5.—(Special.> 1 nish subsistance from the time of ur-
—'The following corporation* are filed 1 r*vaJ of troop*, and Have blankets
Secretary Ori«« The Eureka -‘^/‘oT^&^n.ra. will fur;
Oil and Pc\eloping company "i Law nish subsistence from time of arrival
ton The incorporators arc D. T. at Perry until the camp is aban*
Flynn of Guthrie. 1. J. Kalkeasii. \Y. dotted. Commands requiring more than
W. Paintci. K. S. Dyer. I.awlon: I. ,sl* l,Hurs tl,,.r°ad w,ou'd bet'"
.... . . ’ take a meal put before starting, an.I
M. Clarl. John ff.mbry and William m;tv js j,nfdent to carry lunch,
Til:;hmau of Chandler. : Food will be ready for all as soon as
Rock Gland Stone company of Law- j they reach the camp,
ton. Incorporators. Kidlt . II. U 4- The chief of ordnance will issue
. . .. .. I ammunition and targets for target
renco James Mangan. Geo. F\ St.- I practice, and tiring drills, and will prob-
ver, Walter S. Coen, br ink McMas j vide marksmen's buttons, pins or
ter and Samuel Straus. badges for successful competitors in
The Jennings Academy association.! target shooting, and a medal for the
» ......... best all round rifle score made by an
Incorporators. I. Atnslw. C. M. Mar „,Ii>ted )nan.
pie. J. J. L armichael. E. (>. Newell. 5. Company commanders will file
and J. C. Reeve. with the adjutant general, not later
The Hennessey Water and Power l,'*n September -*5. •* complete list of
r* c li i/ , , . the names of the members of their
Co. of Hcnnessev. King is her countv. ,,,, , , , , .
• * companies, and report the total niim-
for twenty years. I he capital stock 1* her who will attend the encampment.
$15,000. and the directors are: Fred Upon the filing of this list and report
Khler. J. A. RatclitTe. G. \. Clarke. G. an or<Jcr will issue for transportation.
K. Gillette ami \\ C. Stevens. a."J ,hf..,i"'c ,or the ]wm'
.... ....... tion will be announced.
1 ic Prairie View Cemetery associa 6. Commanders of companies and
tion. Directors. William Raymond. V. detachments will see that their men
C. Dood, A. J. Wiser, C. A. Hoyt, M. have proper uniformi and etiuipments,
Breakbill and B. Ruenor. ' »n4 l,Pon arriYal f*r<r. "'iM ny,rch
,r, ... ,, .... Inetr comniands to the camp and re-
rite Shawnee Sewerage and Dram- I p(,rl to lhe c|!ar,„..
age company of Shawnee, for fifty - Regimental, staff and field officers
y ear.-. Capital of $.,ooo: directors are and officers of tile fine arr expected
S. I*. Richard. Walter Newman and (° be uniformed and properly equipped.
K \f Except by special leave previously
* Kiciurds. I granted, an officer will not be per-
lite Lawton Klectric Light and Pow mitted to exercise , command during
er company of Lawton, for thirty vear*. drill*, evolutions <>1 display', unless
Capital oi $14,500: directors are W Provided with appropriate equipment
M. McGregor. F. M Kngl.sh. W. J. j ‘^..“^.misTione^ officers shall he
McDonald, S. P. Richardson, \\. C.: provided with stripes and chevrons
Stevens and L. J. Bickfor I. according to their rank.
The Bank of’ Hamlin. Comanche 8 Three hundred dollars prize money
county, for twenty year,. Capita, of ^
s *.oco. director.* are S. I Richardson, of appearance, deportment and efficicn-
W C. Stevens, and I. J. Bickford, all 1 cy as exhibited during the encamp-
of Lawton; T. F. Millikon of F.l Reno. n,e,lt\
and J. \V. DeFord oi Hamlin. 1 Uolonc! Roy Hoffman, hirst Reg
Hennessey Electric Light and Power hnent Oklahoma National Guard will
Company of Hennessey. for twenty command of the camp and of all
year*; capital took of $10,000; dime the troop* assembled. including cav-
tor* arc Fred Elder I A. Ratciiffc. airy hand. Hr will issue such orders
G. W. Clark. C,. R. Gillette and W. C. from time to time as he may deem
Stevens. necessary for discipline, drill, instruc-
-- tion, maneuvers, etc., and will have
Guthrie. O. T Sept. 5 -(Special T company commander* informed in ad-
— The following appointments have v*nce what >1 fers of e*ercrse will be
been made by Adjutant ('.eneral Bur followed, and what special preparation
lingame: Second Lieutenant C. B. | ,s required tor target practice, reviews
Blake has been promoted tc be first °J military evolutions. Under In*
lieutenant of Co. “H” of Edmond, vice .direction the commissioned officers will
Beniamin A. Saunders, v bo resigned ! nieet on the morning of October 10
on account of moving from Edmond. and select a name for the camp.
An election lias been ordered to fill By order of the commander in chief,
the position of secon .1 lieutenant. Louis! K. P. BURLINGAME.
E. Martin has been appointed to sec- Adjutant General,
ond lieutenant of company “B ’ of The following charters w ere issued
Chandler vice George R. Day, pro b> Secretary Grimes;
inoted. The Lawton Commercial club of
Ko> \\. I homas ha* been appointed Lawton. Comanche county, for twenty
captain of company “L of Medford, vears. The capital 1* $3,000 and the in -
vice Fred \ andenburg. resigned. corporators are F. II Dunn. P. T.
- Denbow, Edwin D. Meeker. W. H. H.
Guthrie. (>. 1., Sept, v -(Specials : Thatcher. I. W. Howard. W. W. Paint
--C hut Justice and Mr*. John H Bur or. Mark W. Tobin. Joseph Rosenthal,
ford gave a five o'clock dinner, at F. M. English, 11. i). McKnight and
which wore present Associate Justices \\‘ Stevens.
B. T. Hamer. B, K BurweR. C. 1*. Ir The Watonga IHcctrical and Manu-
wm. Governor \\ iiu.i’u Al. Jenkins, and facturing company ot VVatonga, Blaine
Secretary William (•rimes. count}, for a period of twenty years.
n \ IT . . , the incorporators are John Q. Cronk
Gmhri.e () L. .Sept. 5.—(Special/) ; |,ite. Ed S. Wheelock. K. L. Hotchkiss,
lhe fo. lowing term* of t ourt weri j with a capital stock of $50,000 and
M l In the supreme court Second dist \\ Leonard and I T. L ronklme.
net. Judge Irwin presidinp \rapahoe. a,| ot Watonga. To. purpose «* to
September to: Lordell. October 15: operate an ice plant, electrical plant
1.1 Reno, October J8; Norman Novem- an,| u.|enhnne line
1 - , % 1 • The .Vlangum Electric Light and Ice
hifth district. Judge Me.\tee. pro company of Mangum. Greer county, for
siding. Watonga, September «>; I al twenty years. Capital stock $i(»,ooo and
oga September -5: h.md September lhe incorporalors. j. A. McGcagh. M.
to: Alva. November it; Pond Creek. Mathew, ami J. R. Lane, all of Man-
Dccembcr 4. _ gum.
Guthrie. C). T . Sept. 5 —(Special.) | Thc First Methodist church of Ca-
—The ca*e of Frank Spear. T. V. Ad Rron- W oods county, perpetual: the
dington and other* v>. The Farmers m>stee* arc R B. Stockstill, l red
National Society involving the free ^ S; - ' F*mk. all ot Capron
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CUTHRIE NOTES.
Guthrie, O. T.. Sept. 5j. II. Morri-
son. the Nagle t>ostmasU r, w as released
from the federal jail here today under
$5,000 bond. He is charged with mailing
and receiving obacene letters from women
in every portion of the United States, get-
ting 1,500 replies.
Guthrie, O. T.. Sept. 5.—In the pro-
bale court ibis afternoon Frank Ellis, the
murderer of Farris Clayton, was bound
over to the grand jury w ithout bond. He
still feigns insanity.
Guthrie, (>. T., .Sept. 5.—A heavy rain
began at three o'clock this morning in
Guthrie und continued nearly all day. It
insures fall and winter pur.titre und a
good stand of wheat. The best raiti in
this vicinity since early in the spring.
Guthrie, (>. T., Sept. 5.— \ trainload
of wheat, all of which graded No. 1
1 waned through Guthrie this evening via
the Santa Fe. It was raised on the “101
■ inch," Ka county* ()kiahottia, aud
was purchased by Texas parties for seed.
Guthrie. <). T., Sept. 5—In an alterca-
tion. which occurred today just across
the Oklahoma line in the Creek nation,
two prominent cattlemen, George McKl-
roy and Kinile Nelson, were Doth shot
through the body. The quarrel originat-
ed over cattle matters. The condition of
both men is said to be serious.
MISSIONARY CAPTIVE.
Turkish llri^antls Itfake Trouble For
The Sul tii 11.
Constantinople, Sept. o.—Brigands
hive carried off an American lady en-
gaged in missionary work and a lady
companion in the district of Djuinabalu,
Vila_; of Salonika.
THE RIFLE RANU.
New York. Sept. 5.- The Canadian
and American riflemen had a 1 >ng
session today on the state rifle ranges
at Sea Girt, N. J., in the contest fut
the American Krag and the English
the world’s championship and the Can
adians won by a margin of punts.
Thc total score was 1,522 to 1.494.
The conditions of the contest called
for the use of thc national arm of the
country represented by the teams so
that tt was practically a duel between
the American Grag and thc English
Lee-Enfield weapon. The Canadians
used orthoscopic sights while Amer-
icans had service sights. Thc shoot-
ing done by at least one of he Amer-
| ican teams was a revelation to their
opponents. Matty r>t the ulster men
I who saw it had nothing hut the highest
i praise for the exhibition given by T.
j U. Leizer of Washington. D. U.. who
! made thc highest and best individual
score, Jo.p
The next contest for the Palma
I trophy will take place In Canada, in
accordance with the rule* governing j
thc disposition of the ptlcc. The pe ;
cial challenge match at 800, 900 and
1.000 yards between teams oi eight |
men each for the ulster rifle associa- :
tion «>f Belfast, Ireland and the New ,
Jersey Rifle association will be the at I
traction tomorrow.
ALL AMERICANS.
RECEPTION OF M'KINLEY AT
EXPOSITION.
NOTABLE INCIDENTS.
I’rogre*s of ll»«* I'renitlent Through tl»r
Groumli Was Markrd l»y nemoimtra-
tloiu of I nbounded Futhiistanin. Mlg-
nificuiit Alluiloni In His A ilil ri‘4».
Buffalo. Sept. 5.—President's day at
the Pan-American Exposition ran Its
course under auspicious conditions
and was attended by circumstances
in keeping with its high import.
President McKinley, with Mrs. Mc-
Kinley by his side, and surrounded by
eminent persom of high official rank
in the service of this and foreign coun-
tries, faced a vast throng of people
in the esplanade at noon today and de-
livered an address that brought fortl
the thumb:.ous applause of the multi-
tude. Never before lias such a crowd
gathered within the exposition
ground*. The people were packed in
the esplanade to the point t f suffoca-
tion and overflowed down the court o'
aid Mr. Pierce, ‘ to accept such,
term*. Wo i.ave made no count::-
proposition and still in*i t 01 the tcrms
made and are willing to ailvtrate th•
difficulties. The committee that vLitcfl
President Schwab ha 1 no authority
from the Amalgamated a* -nation to
settle thc dispute. The members were
acting on their own responsibility. The
strike is in the same position today
as it was before the conference was
held in New York yesterday. The lo-
cal situation is practically unchanged,
but it is in better shape tl an it was
last week. We have made *» me gains,
and are still confident tint we will
win. It will be impossible for the
combination to operate it plants sat-
isfactorily w ithout thc An;.dgamate *
association men."
Mr. Pierce would not say that nego-
tiations had been broken off and his
intimations that thc Amalgamated as-
sociation is willing to arbitrate differ-
ences would indicate that all efforts for
peace have not been abandoned.
Aside rom the mysterious confer-
ence there was little of a startling na-
ture in the strike in this city today.
The st r 1 officials claim ? big gain
in the addition of 225 men at the Na-
tional Tube works at McKeesport,
making tiic total number at work 625.
and acc<*‘ Gons at the Pennsylvania
tube work* and the Continental tube
works in this city. Thc strikers off-
set this by claiming that the Delmer
tm mill would be started this morn*
ing as officially scheduled, because of
the lack < t men.
Manager Lauck of the Delmer plant
declared this afternoon that one hun-
dred men were ready to go to work
but the start would be deferred until
tomorrow.
Hazleton, Pa., on business of the United .
Mine Workers. • . w ... , !
A renort from Pittsburg that Mr. Shaf-
fer and Mr. Williams were supposed to
have started for New York was discredit-
ed by the positive information that the
advisory board of the Amalgamated as-1
sociation will meet in Pittsburg tomor- .
row to consider Mr. Schw ab’s proposi-
tion. This, it i> understood dif-
fers front Mr. Morgan’s proposition ^ ^ ■
onlv in that it stipulates the mills in X*,**-^*-^/^** ( rnn/IQ I
which the United .States Steel corpora- OclIIilllwI VJUVJCfO ♦
tion had succeeded in opening as non-
union mills should remain uou-uniou, ^ #
the company being unwilling to abrogate
the contracts which it lias made with the
men who are now at work in those mills.
THE
Novelty Store
Sharpe Bros.’ Old Stand.
Keeps Everything Under the Sun.
FULLER & FULLER’S
FIRE BUCS- LEACUE. . . „ ,
Paris, Sc-pt. 6,-Tiic Rome correspoud- Ue kceP I)ry Co0lls' a S,
Gloves, Groceries and Provisions.
ent of the Rappel says that the Italian
police have discovered there a head- Everything New and Up to Date,
quarters of an international association of
incendiaries.
The only trouble reported from any
fountains and to tlie vacant spaces district today was that from Canal Do-
in front oi thc government building at j ver, where District Manager h. E.
the right ..lid the horticultural build- Clin?\ ,of ,T,)C S,leet1 Metal company,
, , . . . , was kicked down and narrowly escaped
mg to the left. lhe president s words sevcrc treatment at the hands of a
were JUtencd to attentively by thc party of strikers during a heated dis*
audience. His references to thc name j cussion. The strikers assert that Cline
of Blaine as the man inscperably asso- «-as the aggressor and charges will be
, , . * | preferred against him.
cuted with J an-American movement; sheriff Wm C \L
the statements that reciprocity treatic
Sheriff Wm. C. McKinley of Alle-
warded today by thc supreme court church of Lawton* Comanche county;
and thc decision may h<- reached tin* perpctiiai tin* trustee* ire W 1! Il;i*
week's term of court ”■ !*• Bachmau ••"•'l g. 1 M<
In the case of C G. Eply vs. Charles ,
Lorsn Moore, thc case was lemaudcd- lonkawa I’n *-; Bnyi* and !i >
The effect of this decision by the su company of Ponkawa, Kay county,
preme court i* to leave Probate Judge 10' niuet.\-nine years. lhe capital is
Beauchamp, the present incumbent, 111 $5-0OO an-1 t!:» directors are 1 If. M u
office. tindale. W. L. Karr. G. F VVunder
J. L! Robeson v*. Late Hubler, thc hrlj, I*. L. Slump. 1 Richard^. \\ \\
rase decides that the probat? judge in Gregory, and P. 11. Svhroth, all of
elective not appointive Tins leaves lonkawa.
Judge Hubler in office. I he Ihurmond State Bank of Cayrc,
Other 1 a if* decided were (). K. Boger Mills county, for twenty-five
Coke \ *. L. H. Braden, (iarffeld couu- Phe capital *tock is $10,000
ty. affirmed. and the director* are 1 C. and E. K.
Watkms \ *. Greiser. liquor case Thurmond » f I* Ik City and O. II. and
frot V. L* Thurmond < Cheyenm
Cummings, hahea* corpus, writ dc The governor approved the follow
nied and prisoner remanded.
T. V. Turner \ Territory, murder
ca*c f ont (ir« er counts Xflirmed.
Stanley v*. Madison et al from Ok-
lahoma county Affirmed.
Payne vs. McCormick Harvesting
Co., rever ed.
Moore v*. School l)i*trict No. 71,
Oklahoma > >unty 1:1 rmed
Guthrie. (). T Sept. 5. (Special.)
— Requisition papers from the gover
nor oi Arkansas were honored for
W allace Vmsant. wanted for seduction
of Mary Cox al*o from g vernor ol
Kansa* for Sidney Maine, wanted tor
grand larcen>
Guthrie. (). T.. Sept. 5-
ial.)
mg notanc>:
D. M. Buffer of Choctaw. Oklahoma
county.
Geo. B. Thompson of Nardin. Kay
county
U. W. Moulder of Hobart. Kiowa
countv.
Chas. L. Allen of I.onc Wolf, Kiowa
county.
C K. Hammond of Lawton, Coni
unche county.
Chan. Chapin of Drummond, Garfield
count v.
Oeo. Sturgeon of Hobart. Kiowa
county.
Chas. Brewer cashier oi the Arapa
hoc State bank, was in the city visiting
Ins friend*. The director* of the bank
are A. J. Seay. J. W. McNcal. Leon
TRAILING THEM NOW.
Texarkana, Ark.. Sept. 5 —Tl cm:,
I men who robbed the Cotton Belt train |
at Kylau Tuesday night are still at i
large. The bloodhounds which were
taken to thc scene wore of u > ervire >
as the trail was den!. The trail «*f
the robbers, however, was struck by !
W. II. Ward, a Texarkana newspaper j
man and a member of the sher'ff’s j
pos.see. Mr. Ward v.a* ace >m; a:re 1
by Yardmaster Ta/1 >r c f tlic Cotton j
Belt. The men discovered where a
horse had been hi u!y 1 near the : .111- j
pany’s fenre I wit*::-; a h**avy bar I
ot booty is suppose I * riv: been lead-
ed. Ward and Y.rd. i* l v the os'* of
a lantern io"o vc I lhe trad «evei:tl hun-
dred yard- a t l amn 1 wlicre six !.)!•• *
had been iel. They kept the trpil
until 1 ran n:i*t .1 *11 m. 1 * te that
was abandoned *everal years ago.
War I and T.;G »r r»• 1.:»1 *» I t.> ti e
posse and vvh*»n ih^v 1 1 the 1
tire posse r.'tuft-l here an 1 lb? trad i
was abandoned.
One of the horses known to have •
been used by the robbers was found by
Ward and Taylor, it being the property
of a negro. From this bouse the I
first >tart toward the capture oi the j
men who arc believed to Dc implicat-
ed was made.
News reaches bore tonight that the
agent at Redwater, seven miles below
the scene of the robbery, spot a man
who t* believed to be one of the band-
it* The entire country i* swarming
with officers who arc running down
every clew.
ICWA SOCIALISTS.
Do* Moines. Ia . Sept. 5.—Thc so-
cialist party of Iowa met in late con-
vention and nominated thc following
ticket:
For governor. James Baxter of Hite
man.
Lieutenant governor. W. A. Jacobs,
of Davenport.
Judge supreme court A. F. Thomp-
son of Centerville.
Railway eommis-’ -n r. 11. C. Mi l
dlebrook, of Rock Rap'd*.
Superintendent of public instruction,
gheny county will not enter into any
arc in harmony with the spirit of the j controversy with Mayor Robert J.
must i
build thc Isthmian canal, and the Pa- ! 0f tiie American Tin Plate company at
cific cable, and encourage our mcr Demmlcr..Thc sheriff declares that he
chant marine service, and that isola- is only performing his duty, vested
tion is no longer possible or desirable, in the authority and responsibility ot
were particularly well received. j his office, and will not be disturbed by
The president's progress through the criticism of McKeesport’s chief ex-
the exposition grounds to tlie stadium, | ccutive.
and thence to the various buildings ‘‘As thc sheriff of this county l will
and exhibit* of Canada and tlie Soutft j try to comply with the laws of Pcnn-
American republics was one continu- ! sylvania and wil scud deputies wherc-
ous ovation. j ever they may be required," he said.
At the Argentine exhibit, in thc ag- ! The following telegram was received
rictiltura! building, the president was today by President Shaffer:
presented with a large boquet of Ainer- ‘‘Joliet. Ilk, Sept. 5.—Shaffer. Pitts-
ican Beauty roses, ami he, with Sec burg.—Pay no attention to thc rumor
retary of 'griculture Wilson and the ! irotii here that the men intend with-
comnjissioners of twin American conn- , drawing from the Amalgamated asso-
tries and Canada, posed for a group ciation. Boys all solid. Deny all such
photograph. rumors in Pittsburg. Pa.
Thc presidential party arrived at the "V\ . C. DAVIS.
New York state building at 1 o’clock. I "Pres. Fourth Dist.''
where he r< *te<l for halt an hour. At 1 George Powell, president of the Tin
i (o thc chief executive's two hundred , Workers’ Protective association, called
giusts. including the diplomatic corps. Ion President Shaffer today. He stat-
a member <>t the cabinet, judges, ofti- ed that he deplored a recent publica-
ccrs and other prominent men, sat 1 tion criticising President Shaffer's con-
down'to a,1 informal luncheon. I duct oi the strike, and stated that he
The bora1 decorations were superb, had not inspired the article, and in
President McKinley sat in the center fact knew nothing of the matter untit
of the main table. On bis right were it was published. In reference to the
Senor Don Manuel dc Azpiroz. am- secession of the hot mill men. Presi-
bassador from Mexico; the Duke of dent Powell stated that the constitu-
diplomatic corps, and at lux left were ' tion of the Federation of Labor with
Daniel Lockwood. James Wilson, sec-j which both the Amalgamated associn-
retary of Agriculture, aud members of
the New York state board.
Leaving the New York state build-
ing at 5.'20. the president and his es-
cort crossed the esplanade to thc gov-
ernment budding where hew i, received
by the lederal troops. Chairman Brig-
ham of the government board escorte v
the president and diplomatic corps
through the building*, calling their at-
tention to the principal government cx
hibit* after which the president held cm be accomodated omuorta’dy. an l
reception under the dome of the
main building. Nearly 2,000 invitations
had been sent out. and the president
was busy shaking hands for twenty
minutes.
An incident which brought forth a
ripple of ipplau.se occurred while pres-
division will
iortuate mill*
XltMcKinley1" "fi'LE : lhc ^ad hou«
through the main government building. 5 o clock and continued until 8:30,
He had pa cd one of thc navy exhibits during which time there was more tele-
when suddenly lit- noticed Captain j p|,onjn„ Wlien the conference ad-
Hobson standing at “attention. Halt- T , ,, ... ... . ■ , ..
he tiirne.1 ami walkinR briskly , Journed. Mr. Mitchell cvplamed the
diallv l»v the hand and ehatteu with him point reached in the negotiations to be
dially liy thc hand and chated with him that the proposition of the steel corpora-
tion has not yet been acted upon by the
, Amalgamated association, but that the
board w ill probably reject it tomorrow.
Nevertheless he expre*sed hope that the
strike would yet be amicably settled,
though he declined to indicate how he
ROOSEVELT IN VERMONT.
Rutland, Yt., Sept. 5.—Rutland to-
day had as its guest Vice President '
Roosevelt. During thc forenoon, un-
der escort of .Senator P.efield ProtLV
Mr. Roosevelt visited thc marble qttar- !
i t ies at West Rutlani and 'he mill of
j the Vermont Marble co:if|>any at Cen-
ter Rutland. Afterward he was driven
about thc city und to the fai; grounds.
The streets were lined with cheering
people and at the entrance to the fair
grounds company A. Vermont Nation-
al received the carriages. The Vice
president was given a hearty ovation. |
He made a short address.
From thc fair grounds Vice Prc.*i-
( dent Roosevelt was escorted to thc
I private car of Persidcnt Clements of
the Garni Isle railroad, and ‘.lien taken
to Proctor, where he ate luncheon with
Senator Proctor. At 3:30 p. m. he
left for Burlington.
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AMBITIOUS NATAL
Pietermatzburg, Natal, Sept. 5.—Sir
Albert Hine, premeir of Natal, in the
course of an election speech here today,
announced that the Natal government
would advocate considerable expansion i
of territory by the addition of large areas
of the Transvaal and Orange River
colony.
CZAR'S QUIET VISIT.
Paris, Sept. 5.—The Gattlors publishes
a rumor that Emperor Nicholas will come !
to Paris unofficially as a guest of Presi-
dent Loubet, and that he will place a 1
wreath upon the tomb of M. Faure and '
breakfast at the Ely sec palace. There ;
will be, however, no fetes or official re- '
ceptions.
FRENCH NAVAL TEST.
Paris Sept. 5.—The Petit PariGcn an-
nounces that tour submarines of the
Morse type and three of the Narva 1
type will engage in the maneuvers off i
Cherbourg in order to decide finally »
thc question of superiority
♦ ♦
t.HUMAN (il\ WORK*.
Berlin, Sept. 5....The Bocrsen Courier;
says that Herr Krupp has purchased
ninety acres of land near Mengede, for !
thc erection of a new factory.
Filing blanks like the govern-
ment makes at this office.
be made to assist Attention. Those who want good
claims. N. N. Kinder, surveyor ot the
firm of Kinder & Allen, will be ut land-
office. El Reno, August 26. and after. He
has a number of good claims which lie
has personally inspected. Call and see
him before filing.
FULLER & FULLER
120 N. BICKFORD AVE.
Just south of Land Office.
“ SOMBART’S I
Drug Store :
El- RENO, 0. T.
'<^S?.SE5H5HSa555E5H5HSH52^
COLD DRINKS.
WE HANDLE ALL KINDS
OF SOFT DRINKS.
Our Ici-: Crf.am Parlors are the best in
city. IJRKSH Bread always on hand
TACKSON BROS’
BAKERY.
102 S. ROCK ISLAND AVE.
YOUR CHOICE
—OF—
PHOTOS
—AT— )
Borden’s Studio.
PORTRAITURE
VIEWS
PENNY PICTURES
PHOTO BUTTONS
Platinum Finish is the Finish
All Styles 'Sizes and 1 rices.
,.BI Reno's Kirident I!ctcgrsffc.T..
tion and the Tin Worker*’ association
arc connected would prohibit the re-
ported change of the hot mill men.
A steel official announced tonight
that one hundred men would he taken
from the Star plant in this city anu
transferred to other plants. They wilt
, leave the city over the Pennsylvaia
! railroad but their destination lias not
. been learned. Thc official says the
1 Star plant has more men at work than
•' <5
B
RUBEftOlfi sasniw
fJQ/fOF
Thw !r.anuf#cturera l ,
that the»r Agency with K»u v •< o'-
l . to /.*
Agency with Km.
Ing and Corrueutinj ( > . Kr.r pi ~'t. \
v., | tan' Rite Decan
A furtL* r at m • n< aril ; ■
to ronsiimrr ' of and c e.ilers m yL'f)F
ROID ROOPINU cs to iifv arrargeir'* '
for supplying them from Jen. . UOl.
t::e STnc tm r»A.\T covpa.yy
nt.a8 2ci.il s*. r»w T*rk 110FlfUi a >::■
I-atent Negotiations
New York, .Sept. 5.—The conference
of the members of the conciliation com-
CLASSIFIED WANTS
All ad» under this head, one cent n word each
inserliou ‘ Situation* Wanted.1 free first 111
rtiou
tor a tew minutes.
At the conclusion oi thc reception
the president and the members of the
party again entered their carriages and
were taken to the home of Mr. Milburn
in Delaware avenue.
Thu president visited the grounds hopeti that this would be brought about,
again this evening to wittiest the fire- Mr. Mitchell, while disclaiming that
work- returning to the house at 9 he spoke for the committee, and saying
o’clock. Tomorrow the president and that he was merely giving information
about one hundred invited guests will tor the accommodation of the press, said:
ira F "When 11 negotiations between the
♦ ♦ ♦ — Amalgamated association and the United
IQ TUC QTKItfC QCTTI pn States steel corporation in regard to the
10 I ML O I nilAL OL I I LLU. *trik« were broken off, the committee on
1 conciliation of the national civic federa-
■ iitrr..tiiiK itr.r.1 v.M.rd.y— tion ..n.^ayore,! to bring (he reprtwnU.
Mj.irrlo.i. Iil.apprur.iK.-«f OIHcIbU. livea „f both interckts together ur to act
Piti bttrp. P;t.. Sri-t. 5.—The prevail- a, metliatora between Ultin.
sertiou. Keg'i!»i price aft^i first insertion,
ads ts-ken (or less than tru cents
WANTKP- Man and wif« 01 family to go 01
aim immediately. Klderly gentleman to liv
ah them part of the time. R-**t possible m
h to right
First-class Sleepers daily between
Chicago and F.anirancisco
without change vis
clureim ntu’to right parties.
Boswurth. Apache, O. T.,
can.
care i;l Reno Amen
WANTliU—Boys lo feed pie.**. Steady poll
tion and good wages. Apply at this oflhc
WANTED—A good cook ut the (iermanis ho-
tel. No ioA, Choctaw hvenue p>tf
vein* exp
buck, Chi
WANTED-— Position as rtr tiogianhet T»-n
•ace: at present with Nears & Ro
ioago. Ci
at pm
all ut t
his office.
WANTED—for Oklahoma, five traveling Build
ing fit 1.0:111 Agent* lie*', in the southwest
i Hum tMdi gii , : ' ’ horn* 0M11 i *.■«
Highest eomiuiaslotis paid. Wanted local r.gi nta
in all good towns Andre*.
Renters Building fit I.ouii Co..
,;i7 HouslanM.. Kt Worth. Texas
that
‘We held conference
with thc advis-
liated associu-
The •lay was spout by thc Amalgam- '
uted ad\is(>ry board in secret confer- j
crence behind door* that were guarded
c 1«* * c r than ever be* re. The iiovn-
Thc following notarir* were appointed reck. J. D. Simpson \\ . IL pu rson.
todav: F. C. Royttou. Washita couu Ruins P Phillip*. 11 C. Ilarro* *
ty; A. T. Foster. Pottawatomie coun Civ . U Run '•• l.a been . u
, p. 1 ' \
K Single. Harrison. Kiov\i county. Exalt -fl Ruler of the Frote
—- der of Elks. Mr. Kncislej is
Guthrie, O. T Sept ^ Spc ia
Attorney Genera! Strany ! > rrndei ! ', te.
'point
Grand
■ Or-
ff ff. Stevens «*t Burlingt
Fifteen counties were represented by
eighteen delegates. The platform en-
dorses that oi the socialist conference
held at Indianapolis July 29. and says:
We believe socialism to be ,1 solution
of labor problem, and that i» will pro-
vide .1 construction of •.ocictv whereby
equality and exact iu*nce \\ i" be meted
out to every indivi lua . NVe declare
our unalterable oppose.;i.n to tin* com-
petition ft?r i.rcad and to the < .>pi»al:*tie
control of thc means of production and
distribution and to secure a system
whereby want, mi-cry and poterty shall
be forever eli^iinatc *. v.e ijledge our-
selves to the final and comp’ete over-
throw of all competitive and capitalistic
>\-terns and the ^.ihst tut'on thereof of
a co-operative cottvnomv•n't' apfl col-
lertive uwncrsb'o of •»'! 1 - * of pro-
duct' and Uuvrib.i'.u.u,
ing opinion in Pittsburg toni*.,* . . . , , .
, ory board of the Amalgamated associa-
te. great w-t 1 strike t* practically tjon at Pittsburg and obtaineil proixrsi-
settled, but absolutely noth g positive tions from it, with authority to submit
can be IvirtuM from eithe ide of thc the antne to the United States Steel cor-
........... poration. These propcaitious wc sub-
m it ted to the corporation at yesterday's
(Wednesday) conference. The company
rejected the proposition.
"We then dir.cussed the situation at
length with Mr. Schwab and bis col-
leagues, and obtained from them the con-
ditions upon which they would agree to
settle the strike, these terms to hold gcod
until this (Thursday! evening.
We submitted these terms to Mr Shaf-
fer und his colleagues. We were advised
by the representatives of the Amalgamate
■ ed association this t Thursday 1 afternoon
that there was not sufficient time to con-
sider the proposition; that the officers at
! the. 1 itt*burg headquarters bail no au-
thority to accept or decline it; that the
advisory ho;.rd is summoned lo meet to-
morrow ( Friday L
j “The officers of the Amalgamated as-
I sociation expressed the conviction tons
I that thc proposed terms will not be ap-
j pro veil. We entertain the hope that an
: amicable settlement will vet be reached."
It was learned late tonight that at the
r-qutst of the conciliation committee Mr.
Schwab agreed today o extend the time
! ior the acceptance 01 h.« offer to tomor-
row (l*jh a1 ' evenin ’.
• i VI. i.
WANTED—A man mid wife t
1 an el
Call
man mid wife to go on .1 claim
elderly Udv. (IikkI terms to the
with
right party. Call at No. 71b, corner boater uve
uue and fvitat I^nd-.n »tre« '
Me1* Sarah Pa ink.
WantI'oiiliun by «:or.-.j»*teiit #ienographer
with referencei. Addrv * B, American
FOR UAI.K— The improvement*
eiue nglit on ttie sellout land soutli
niul prefer-
111h and joining
Grimsniclous l»lacr 11::.
■omit v.
Allen.
paper "dead line
w a s
draw 11
1 most rt-
lectu
ally. When the
tin a 1
adjourn-
nit* tit
was taken 1
lor the day
came at
aboi;
t 6:30 p. 111..
those who
bad bee**
insit!
< lieadquartc
rs re
fused
to say a
word
in an«wtr t
0 ins
istent
question-
mg
and loluntee
red
no 1
tatemtnt.
Whe
i the nice
ting
was
OVff it
w a *
learned tor
thc
fir *
tunc that
I'rev
1 lent Shaffer
had
not >
>een with
hi* 1
i die uue dn* ' g
the
afternoon
*e * *u
r*ii and Ins iv
here:
1 bouts
up to 11
o'clo
• k tonight a
re lit
iknowi
1. Score-
tarv
Willi tin al*
» disa
,ppea t (
L*d shortly
after
thc adjoun
intent
. an 1
lie. too,
can tv
o\ be located.
1
Th
e onlv aipprv
a- h b
11 a st.i
tenienf *»•
the c
•ondi nn o>
affair
s was
made by
Tru
,ee John Die
ree t
o-ay.
vho f.l'
it wi
is impossible
to accept
the prop
ofitii
ut made bv
t»'e
Uriti
1 Mulct
*terl
1 oro tm ion,
ns bv
f doit’.*
■ so some
of t!'
!** meir.brrs .
rff tv
s Am
.l^amatc *.
•iatiou w»s Id
*•1 'V
r.
‘ It
wo |L. ..1 1
• • '
F.l Rrjio, know n aatnv C-ro**nicloui place
Is the br*t Improved place in Canadian .
Call at the fnrm for particulurs. \\ A A
R S \!.: - A canipli te out lit l» I
,K*l»er. Price light. Also one doze
c\ tinder nrearej*. nil new Further par
al thi... 'flicc or Rl Reno Foundy fi: Mach
posite ice factory.
7:T
o| posite ice factory.
l.okT—'Watch. Cold cu*e. No. 41 *• 177. Wal-
No. s.yfii.^T^. l.ibera r- ward
same io Minton Jewelry
t' am movement
tf I : de r will relur 11
j' 11 skin h K<h k I■ J :nd avtmn
Law ton in the Sw im.
Fort bill, Texas and okl.d: *na Telenlion-
. will give connection ten'lpoy
idled t m,. d.*.
. :ui
Company will give i-1
T» x.is a lid other point'
nude telephone.' I^iwton will ’ mi**, .-d
liili nil prominent points in i'i
• well aa thc 0111.side world,in ah
• il > xchatigi s and bmg •tistnn
Order your seals, rub-
ber stamps and office safes
of this office and get right
kind of goods quick and
ct right prices.
Leave Omaha on
Through tlic Riukirr ail ! sderia Nevada.
B> Daylight in Both Directions.
nest Dlnn.i g Car Service. Ituffal Library Cara.
LOW RATE
Personally Conducted.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOURIST I XL U RSI ON#
To San Francisco aud Los Angeles.
! Leave Omaha Fridays via Scenic Line.
Leave Kansas Citv Frida vs via Scenic
Line.
Leave Kansas City Wednesdays via So.
Route.
IMPROVED TOURIST CARS, FAST
TRAINS.
Send for "Chicago to California,” de-
scribing first-clas:. service, or for "Tour-
ist Dictionary" and itinery to
K. \V. Thompson, A. G. p. A.
FRISCO LINK TIMF; TABLE FROM
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Trains leave Oklahoma Citv 10:15 a. tit.
ikiilv. arrives in St. Louis the following
morning at 7 15 I.- ivea 8t I uis io:oo
’'• in. arrives in Oklahoma Citv 5:^5 the
following evening. Trains leave Wichi-
!.i ut 1:20 p. ui., arrives in St. I.ouia 7:25
he following. Leaves Wichita 10:45 p.
vi. arrives in St. Louis the billowing eve-
ning at 5.45. Train Icavts St. Louia
v >*» \ m. arrives in Wichita the follow-
v. . morning at 0:25. Through cars be-
tween Oklahoma City, Wichita and St.
I vis without change. Close connections
tnnde at Oklahoma City with the Choc-
taw and at Wichita with the Rock Island
and Santa Fe.
B ff Ut’NN. D r A ,
Cor. Main and Douglas Ave.
•• * , Wichita. Kaos
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