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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-08-31
SALEM n
\ COLLEGE,
Open to Both sexes

-Four courses of study, Ancient, Clas-
steal, Modern Classical, Scientific and
Normal. Over $50 students last tsrTn
Growing more popular every wear
superior AdVantagesf for Teach.
ers. Best course of study outside the
State University. Competent and ex.
perienced instructors. Good library
free to students. Well earned rennta.
ton for thorough work. Salem students
take highest grade among teachers.
They are in demand for high school
work. Nearly half the College students
are teachers. 70
Best School of Telegraphy il the
State. Instruments all furnished
Teacher experienced in railroad WORK
and gives thorough drill in every branch
OF office work. -.S&.
Music teacher of superior culture
from Boston Conservatory of Music.
Expenses exceedingly low. Healthfnl
locality, with excellent moral surround.
1ngs. Situated on B. & o. Railroad
between Grafton and Parkefsburp.
Fail Term Opens Sept. 4, 1895.
ET-Send for Catalogue.
THEo. L. GARDINER A. M.
Salem, West Virginia. IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24
ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas, w. S,ayner lie has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Observation-Disclosures building, Salt Lake
City
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24

Is a spirit. In this case there can be no
difficulty about the passage II Is
literally true. In this aspect God mani
tests himself in all His works God IS
nature in this sense. all that lives and
moves and has a being, exists by virtue
OF this supreme power ~ God should
Withdraw this spirit all flesh would
crumDIe into dust" Spencer the prince
of agnostics, recognizes God 10 TINS
aspect. "lu the midst Of all mysteries
and uncertainties one thing IS absolutely
certain: We are ever Ia the presence OF
the infinite and eternal energy whence
all things proceed" II isin tins capacity
that we can speak Of God as everywhere
present
2. II may refer to God the Father. In
this case u IS hgWuhasly true. Tor IN.
stance. lohn also says. God IS love-
Isaiah says. "lustice and judgment arc
the habIlanls 10. e. ST IN, or occupy Thy
throne" THIS figure Of speech, where
IN a quality is mace 10 take the place Of
the possessor OF that quality, Is called
metonymy No figure is more common
In scripture. lust as justice and judy
ment cannot iu fact be hahitants Oi a
throne. but are qualities Of Him who
SITS upon the throne, so love Is a quality,
. SO spirit Is q quality We can with the
same figure say man Is a spifit-aud
would % not be true' Take his spirit
away aud what IS lett is nothing but
clay.
This. take H. is the true meaning Of
the passage. The preceding verse,
John q 75j refers to the Father vino Is
shortly 10 be WoBhipped Ia different
fashion from the material way 10 which
the Jews wonnipped Him viz. the
true worshippers shall worship the
/ Father IN spirit and In truth"-lhat IS,
/ by the enlightened power OF the Holy
/ Ghost. as opposed to The cold iornalls q
I OF the law OF Moses. Then follows the
passage. God Is a spirit, aud they
( that worship Him must worship Him tn
/ piri, aud IN TRUTH That is, God IS
/ immortal, ol the nature OF spirit and
must be worhipped by way analogous
/ to His own nature, aud not IN a way
[ that would gauiy a mortal being
rns other questions will be considered
/ in due time ~. J.. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24
SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.


SWEDEN.
A railroad will be built between
Hud,ksyall and Bafgsio.
Peter Nilsson. Of Ta,ahult, died at the
age OF 100 years.
A new bridge will be built between
Stockholm and Diutgarden.
Aug. Lewerentz. owner and publisher
Of the lilo 2ifgiRg, died a, the age Of
50 years.
Farmer Lindskog, Of Angelskog. was
arrested the other day accused OF hay.
Ing murdered his brotnct'ln'law.
The Abergstorp insane asylum at Jon.
koplng was burned to the ground. Fll.
teen idiots persisted IA the iidmes.
!. Rydberg, a well.known real estate
owner Of Gulivalla, committed suicide
by throwing himself before a locOmo-
tive.
Crown Princess Victoria leaves Baden
for Italy November sth. She has been
advised by her physicians to spend the
winter In Rome.
Their diamond wedding was celebrat.
Gu Wy WI NUN Nl NlA aAANltl hl nus
ley.Oppundi, and his vile. The old
couple are In the best Of health.
Baron ellis Bidt, ex.minister OF
state aud one OF Sweden's most promi-
ncnt men. Is dead. Bildt was minister
Of Sweden and Norway to Berlin. during
the years 1884 1856. and. Emperor
William paid homage to his memory by
sending a giant laurel wreath to his
funeral.
The principal mining field containing
zinc Ia Sweden, Is that OF Ammeberg,
owned by the company la Nicille
Montague" The largest copper mine
Is FalIc mine, worked from the earliest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24

times and known by miners oil all
countries. The principal silver mine IS
Sala which also was worked several
centuries ago.
A brilliant wedding took place IN
Stockholm a few days ago Countess
Stephanie Won platen being married TO
Count Carl Won WeIcl. the former Ger
man minister 10 sweden and Norway
and now appointed German ambassador
to Paris Among the wedding presents
was a lite size oil painting Of Emperor
William sent by bis majesty nimseii'
Emperor William has made a pro-
clamauon to the effect that ill the RIO
testant churches Boz Russia are TO cele-
brate the 3ooth birthday %. Guslavus
Adolphus, the famous swedish KING,
December 9th. The Clcrgymen have
been ordered In their sermons on that
date to pay homage to the great moral
character Of the Swedish king and also
make q description Of his sacrificing
work in the interest Of professionalism in
Germany
A great winter sport In Sweden is
snoW-shueing than which the whole
world can show no Cfludcr OF healthier
sport. II Is fully national In the north OF
Sweden, where all men and women
alike, are at home on heir snow'shocs.
OF late years too snow-shoeing has been
revived by the efforts OF amateur clubs
In central Sweden. and annual contests
are held at Stockholm aud elsewhere IN
racing, jumping aud other tests OF skill.
The lengths oil the jumps inclusive
wares from twenty to sixty or even
seventy feet, aud the perpendicular TAILS
sustained in the coupe Of such Jump
are equal to the height OF a two-s'ory
house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24

Skagen. Two OF the crew were drown
Cd.
Bjonson's "Over Evne' will be play.
ed at the Dagmar Theater Of Copen.
hagen.
The farm Lyngby, near Rudkobng
was burned to the ground, aud many
cattle roasted to death
The car was very much liked In
Copenhagen, and his death has caused
great sorrow in all circles
Ex.minister Of war Bahnsou has
been appointed commanding general in
the DANISH army.
The Danish manufacturer have de-
cided to participate IN the Industrial ex'
position TO be held at Malmo in 1896.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-24
NORWAY

a giant shark was caught the other
day In the Tonsberg ford.
Il is pro able that a new thea,er will
soon be built Ia Chusuania.
A central depot Tor the Norwegian
army will be built az Ncstra Totem,
Rognerud, a famous Norwegian hun.
ter, snut fourteen vlks In fourteen days.
The majority OF the lelt In the Stort.
ing will probably not be mlre than iour
votes
Two farms near Roraas was burned to
the ground, aud many cdiae toasted TO
dealh.
Lieutenant ]. a. Won Sleiner.iIusN. er,
Of the Norwegian ARMY died 90 atI"i.y
Falls, Africa.
The well known politician, Astfup las
been elected a member oi the SlOiung
from the krisaansuud district
A monument OF the well known Nor
wcgian preacher Prot. Caspian, was I'M
yelled IN Lhrisuania the other day.
The Socialists OF Germany donated
some time ago-i,ooo marks 10 the
campaign iund Of the Norwegian
/ Socialists.
Mrs. Vina lhanlow, the mother OF the
famous Norwegian painter with ipc
same name, died at Chustiaiia at the
age OF 70 years.
Viggo Ullman, the president OF the
Stortug, spoke at mass meeting at
fioIlng as follows: 81 am a republican
anu "a iavor OF republic. We will get
that. and the union wall be dissolved, as
war is au impOssiDIhty 10 the sing viii
not grant Us our own minister Ui iofuigu
ailliu, We viii say to MIN; Goodbye,
your M jcsty we can Undoubtedly spare
you" his speech was received win
misses aud cries Of shame"
DENMARK.
Princess Mare Is at present staying
with her parents IN Switzerland.
Prince Carl Of Denmark is at present
visiting with friends IN spain.
Diphiheria Is raging epidem1ally To-
the parishes OF Rofas anu Hcdby.
Carl Plong, the Danish author, died at
Copenhagen at the age OF 81 years,
a Danish expedition to the North Pole
Is one OF the possibilities next spring.
Two expeditions from Greenland re-.
turned to Copenhagen the other day.
The steamer Sven was wrecked oil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20

Three Brothers Roughly Handled NY q
Had Young Man.

rhrec Brothprs Roughly Handled ny -
Had Young Man.
Frank Miller was bound over by the
United States commissioned AZ Pawnee
Tuesday on charge Of "whitecapping''
the three Swanda brothers. The
Swanda brothers have claims in the
south part of the county. Miller gave
bond in the sum OF 81 900 and on leav-
Jog the court room was arrested by q
deputy sheriff and taken before the
probate Judge, charged with robbery
con jointly with Bennett and Hill, Al
legged TO have been committed at the
same time of the "whitecapping The
United States commissioner before
whom Miller was bound over acted as
deputy prosecuting attorney in pre
pairing the second information and
warrant. The probate judge held Mil
Ter To answer at the June term o.
court in $500 bond which he immedi
ately gave. Edmiston q Eagleton ant
aughters are defendants attorneys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20

A clever forgery was detected at
Ardmore Wednesday in Wells Fargo
express money order sent to one of the
banks for collection and remittance TO
a supposed firm of lawyers at st.
Louis, Missouri The order was dated
Chicago, Illinois, drawn for $50 and
made payable to a fictitious person
here, with an endorsement TO the sup
posed lawyers in ST Louis, whose fic-
iitious endorsement 1t bore to the bank
for collection. The order was almost
n perfect fac sim,le of the genuine, the
only difference being that the forged
order was o shade lighter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
IN THE OSAGE COUNTRY.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS ON
CATTLE RAISING.
NOT MUCH GRAZING THERE NOW.
Interesting Interview with Mr.. r. A. sui-
ton. Who Taiks Giiby About the Usage
Indians Their I"ases aud the Edu-
cation of the Chtldren-Osages In
Splendid Financial Condition
This Year.

Mr. T. A. sutton, a cattleman from
Talalo, Indian Territory, was in the
city Yesterday. Nj. sutton is grs 2irg
several thousand head of cattle in the
Osage country. and ran down yester-
day to view the capital city. Grass
is fine on the rGse' vation." said Mr.
Sutton, "but there have not been as
many cattle shipped there :his spring
as in former years; not half as many
as last year, and one. third as many as
two years ago. Ed NJ Hewins hi S
about 5000 head and last year he had
10, 900. George llumes is grazing sew.
lease their land at 3h cents an acre
per annum, while the Kaws get ten
| cents an acre. The Osages are in
good financial condition They get
an annuity OF s2lO. which is paid
quarterly to every man, woman and
child, big and little, in the tribe, and
fully one-third of them are half
breeds. In regard TO the pro-
gression the Osages are max.
ing, will say there are a good many
houses scattered over the reservation
which did not cost less than s5, ,OOC
each. Education is compulsory
Girls under 16 years of age and boy;
under Is are compelled to go to school
else their names are stricken from tn,
annuity list, The money paid tn,
Osages quarterly is the interest OF
securities purchased with the pro
ceeds obtained from the sale of then
| lands in Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
Musings From Meridian +.


Special Correspondence to rnE LEADER
MERIDIAN, Okla, May 10.
Fine, growing weather.
Plows and hoes are being kept busy
with willing hands, which adds
great deal both to field aud garden.
Mr.. Harry w. Smith, of Guthrie,
spent Sunday and Monday with his
wifes grandmother, mother and
sister; hope he will return soon fro'n
Kansas and make us longer visit.
You are always welcome at Meridian,
Harry.
Milton, the l2.year-old son of Mr..
NJ. w. Allen, was thrown from ho Sc
Sunday morning, the horse falling on
him. His parents were much alarmed.
| At the last account the boy was inn
| proving.
Mr.. ID. l. johnson has caught the
mania and has painted his house anC
barn "Red and white, he's choosing
right" Success to you, Dan; bright
days are in store for one SO indus
trious as you.
Misses Ida and Linnie Brad bur,
spent Thursday with friends at Meri
dian. We were glad to see you; com,
again, girls.
Miss Grace Goo lrich purchased
fine pony while at Perry this week
She hal the pleasure of riding home
but from the lCok of her face, W,
would think she ha ridden from tn
Torrid zone.
Messrs. Oscar and Mid Williams ant
Fred Jones are back from their trip /,
the Seminole nation.
There is to be surprise social a
70 Mr.. ID. 5. Johnson's friday evening
the 18th. A pleasant time is antici
pated.
: MIR. Harry w, Smith, mother-in-lay
and sister were the guests of Mrs
Gibbons Bradbury sunday, wher
they we're highly entertained anc
favored with an excellent dinner an,
fine music.
Mrs Lewis Vampner had visitor
this week, which she entertained very
royalty. Among them was Rev
Snyder, the newt pastor at Pleasant
Ridge, whD is To preach his first ser
mon at that place next Sunday,
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Dunlay spen
a very pleasant day with Mrs. NJ. NJ
Allen at the lattors home last Mon
day.
New bridges are rapidly taking the
places of the old ones which were
swept away along Bear creek by the
heavy rains of few nights past.
Mrs. H. f. Harbor was at Guthrie
! Friday, on business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
bright, GROWING FONCA,
a CORREsPONDENr TELLS OF
HER BEAUTIES.
MAKING GIANT STRIDES FORWARD
IL This Peerless Young Queen OF the STRIP
Notes and incidents and Social Topics
Bright Batch of News From the
Thrifty Town of Meridian what
our Neighbors are Doing.


Special to the Leader.
PcNCA CITY, O. H., May Your
correspondent was delighted this
morning to receive call from Mr. f.
j. Merrick, travelling representative
of The DAILY LEADER Mr.. MerriCk
seemed very favorably impressed with
Ponra City in general, aud very com
pimentary indeed were his remarks
regarding the metropolitan appear
ancc of our Grand avenue: the width
and cleanliness OF our streets, the
modern taste and good Judgment dis
played in the erection OF our principal
residences and with especially Halter
ing comment, did he appreciate the
culture and refinement of the city's
| first inhabitants.
The one foremost advantage that
! ponca City possesses over any other
city in the Cherokee Strip, is the sub
! lime location of the entire townsite.
! Situated as /, is on the fertile backs of
| the Arkansas river, with the beautiful
Usage nation extending for miles to
the east, and the charming Ponc
reservation on the south, the fact is
| inevitably patent that Ponca City
! is destined To become the creates
commercial as well as the most beau
! t.ful residence city in the Cherokee
outlet several very handsome and
costly residences are already under
way and your correspondent was to.
day shown the plans foi two large
modern houses to Toe erected by Texas
parties. Thus far Main street has
claimed the distinction of being the
most prominent residence tn Irough-
fare in tho city, and properto on that
street has indeed assumed very aris-
cratic value. But the citizens located
on Central avenue are very pardonably
partial to their section of town, as "a
home building center and it will un-
Gou btedly be very interesting result
to watch the progress of the two
streets
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Belford entertained a number of soci-
ETY. young people at cards The Bel
ford home has become proverb.al in
Ponca Ci,y for tie hospitality and
cordial good time that is always ac-
corded the numerous guests The
agreeable young host is manager of
the A. S. Parks lumber company.
We have on our streets today cover
ed wagon with panoramic views dis
PLAYING scenes and pictures relating to
the hang ng and burning to the stake
a negro named Smith at Paris, Texas
about two years ago These views
are anything but pleasing to a casual
observer but the inhabi itants of Pom
ca City are ALWAYS generous in the
patronage awarded to visiting attrac-
tions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20

Special TO the Leader.
SrIrLwATER May l9.-"Arknnsaw
Tom" the mem Der of the Dalton gang
who was captured in the fight at In
gals the first day of last September,
is on trial here before Judge Dale II
is feared that the Daiton's may at
tempt to rescue their "pa" and every
precaution is takeu TO prevent such an
occurrence. No one is allowed tn
enter the court room without being
searched for concealed weapons, and
guards are stationed at various places
in and out of town to gre notice OF
approach OF suspicious parties.
On Friday night Judge Dals sent q
telegram to Marshal Nix, asking him
for squad of deputy United States
marshals. The following marshals
arrived yesterday in response 10 the
telegram
Deputies Jim Masterson, Forest Hal.
sell. John Hixon, Tilghmann, Lilly,
and others
Judge Dale has received several
threatening notes from the Dal-
ton people. and he exercised good
Judgment In taking due precautionary
measures Members of the gang have
been seen in this vicinity during the
past four days, and il is allege d, have
been in constant communication with
the prisoner. Nothing serious occurred
today, but the court officials fear trou.
BILE at almost any moment The citi-
zens are in a state of wild terror. 1t
is well known fact that Bill Daiton
and pals have many warm friends in
saltwater. who will go to any length
TO aid them In rcscuing Arkansas Tom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
new FACULTY SELECTED
FOR THE EDMOND TERRITORIAL
NORMAL SCHOOL.
&. R. WILLIAMS MADE PRESIDENT
A Particularly Strong Corps "f Teachers
Named by the Board OF Regents which
Met In the Capital Yesterday-The
New People to lie Inducted Into
Once ON July First.

The board of regents OF the terrific
rial normal school at Edmond, met in
Superintendent Cameron's office in this
city Yesterday, and transacted much
business pertaining to the manage.
ment and curriculum OF the college,
The principal business was the elec-
tion of a president and new faculty.
Following is the official list of teachers
OF Georgetown, Texas; Professor, j. O.
Allen (re-electedl; Prof. j. S Buchanan
easurer; j. :. Grifiiu, of Kansas; Miss
Mary l.. Slaw, (re-elected). The new
teachers will be inducted into oil e on
July 1.
The above faculty is one of the
strongest to be found in the west, aud
the board is to be commended for its
wise judgment
President Williams comes from Tex
as, and is one of the most distinguish
ed educators in the west and south
Prof. buchanan Is n brother of ex-Gov
ernor Buchanan, of Tennessee, and i
superintendent of instruction OF tina
state. He is also teacher in Wander
bilt University, and is really.
1 brilliant man. Prof. Griffin is presi
r dent of che Garfield University of Kan
I sas. The remainder OF the new facul
! ty is also highly recommended. Wit
o such teachers as these the norma
school can not help but grow and pros
n per.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
A Blli Dal,on Con

Al noon yesterday two men. armed
60 the teeth, rode up TO Farmer
Launders' house, twenty miles west of
Hennessey, aud asked IL they could
bay their dinner. He told them to
come I'm. and noticing their arms, asked
them II they were officers. The men
laughingly said 1--WE are the two the
officers are after" One OF them intro.
duced himself as Bill Dalton, his part
ner as Bill Doolin. They paid for
their meal, and telling Launders "a
tell the damned marshals they could
find them in Gypsum Hill, put spurs
TO their horses aud faded from view.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
Three Generations.

At saltwater few evenings ago a,
the close of a religious service in the
Baptist church, the minister gave the
usual invitation for those who desired
TO become Christians and unite with
the church to stand up. Four people
responded who represented three
generations in one family. viz: Mr..
and Mrs. j. Franks. their daughter,
Mrs. Crawford. and her son, and all
we're received into the church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20

well, well! Didn't ever hear of a
grin like a Cheshire cat| Why, you
see. n man down i'm Cheshire had cat
which griuned and grinned until there
was nothing left of the cat but the
grin, just as some scrofulous people,
who don't know of nr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, get cough, and
then cough and cough until there is
nothing left of them to erect monu-
ment but the cough"
The "Golden Medical Discovery is
the most effective, anti-biious, anti
dyspeptic, strcngth-giving remedy ex'
tant. For weak lungs, lingering
coughs, splitting of blood, scrofula,
sores pimples and ulcers, it is won
derful and eflicacious remedy.
Its manufacturers guarantee IL To do
all that they claim, or money is re-
funded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


For Sale.
On frst-class buggy horse-well
bred. Cheap for cash w. +. kEs-
SINGER, 420 east Springer. mltlm
Subscribe for the Leader.
For SALE-A good stereotyping out
fit Address this office If
Only pure ice cream at Millers, Ok
labor avenue. m3 If
For first-class accommodations, 90
TO the Eagle Hotel, Newkirk, o. II.
m15t3
Every second customer for soda
water at Lille IL Co.'S fountain on
Friday the 4th of May, gets a drink
free. Try that Birch beer. If
Go to Miller's for the only pure ice
cream, Oklahoma avenue, m3 tt
Miller's new ice cream parlor, the
incest place in the city for cream, Ok
lahoma avenue. ms tt
Horse and buggy for sale cheap 10y a
party leaving; enquire ut Ala North
Division street. ml6t3
Ice cream soda cents at the Harri-
son avenue fancy bakery. ma If
f. b, Lille & Co, carry the largest
and most complete stock of Office and
fine stationery in the city. II
For first class shave or fine hair
cut, go to the Hotel Royal barber shop,
first door west of hotel. ms wi
Wall paper, the finest line in the
city at Lille Il Co.'S. If
Good soda cents glass at Harri'
son avenue fancy bakery. ma If
j. S Lyon sold delivery wagon to
Nutter & Wells yesterday.
DIR. Peoples, the popular dentist, Isl
and Oklahoma avenue. mi II
When you desire nice cool drink Of
cool beer call at the Silver Dollar
saloon. May 10 If
Go to the Harrison avenue fancy
bakery for strawberry pie. ml0tf
The Silver Dollar leads them all fol
fine wet goods. Genial Frank Wyatt
will treat you right. See HIM. ml0f
Go to the Harrison avenue fancy
bakery for straw berry short cake.
m10tf
For Sale-Remington typewriter
Good as new. Address LEADER Office
mo lot
The Silver Dollar arcade is tn,
chief liquid resort in the city. Every
thing fresh and new. Frank Wyatt
! Proprietor. mlOtt
Do you use fine wines. whiskies ant
cigars. If so, see Frank Wyatt, at the
Silver Dollar. ml0tf
The Harrison avenue fancy bakery
axes that cnlv cream bread. Try il
| nee. ma Il
Found-On Second street, bicycle
tool case. Owner can have same by
calling at this Office and paying foI
notice. ml7 81