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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-06-14
First published In Daily Leader
May II, 1895.
Notice fer publication.

la the District Court OF Logan county,
Oklahoma territory,
y. T.. Douthitt plaintiff, vs. Levina
Douthitt, defendant. No. 1920.
The above named defendant, Levina
Douthett. will take notice that
She has been sued in the district
court OF Logan county, Oklahoma, by
the above named plaintiff, j. T., Dou-
thitt, and unless she appear and an
swer or otherwise plead on or before
the 29th day Of June, ls95, the pc
tition OF the said plaintiff will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accord
tinglySgranting 10 said plaintiff de
cree Of diverce, care aud custody Of mi-
nor children, aud for costs Of suit.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said court at Guthrie. in said county
and territory, this 10th day Of May.
A. d. ls95. l. T. Pitts, Clerk,
fseal By L. J. Pitts, deputy.
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lFirst published in oklahoma Leader
1unp ~
Noiice Cor pnblicniiOn.

Land Office at Gnthrle. OK. Ter, June
z, lsg5.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has fled notice Of his
intention to make final proof IN support
of his claim. and that said proof will be
made before the register aud receive. OF
the l.. S. land Office at Guthrie, OK. Ter,
on August 3. lSg5. viz;
Rudolph Rosenberg for the W ar, sec
21. tp lG, . west.
lie names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. viz:
James Murphy, john Mahoncy. Morris
Collar. Ed Monroe. all uf Guthzc, DIX.
ANY person who desires To protest
against the allowance Of such proof on
who knows of any substantial reason, un
der the law and the regulations of the in
terror department. why such proof should
not be allowed, will be given an upporlu-
nitv at the a,OVc mentioned time ana
place to crosS-eNamiue the witnesses ol
said claimant. and To ollcr evidence in res
buttal OF that submitted 10y claimant
A. n. j. CROOK, Register.
No 93l3
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The Montezuma Hotel at Las Vegas
hot Springs will be opened on June 90.
For that occasion the Santa Fe route
will sell tickets at the rate Of one
lowet frst-class fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale June is and 10
Final limit June 90. Guests at the
Montazumn hotel who wish TO remain
longer, can have their tickets extend
ed TO any time desired by applying 10
our agent at Las Vegas hot springs
l. r. Delaney agent.
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Land office at Guthrie, O. r., June II,
1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ipg-namcd settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will he
made before register and receiver OF L. >.
land Office at Guthrie, O. r.. on Aug 10,
lS9l. viz:
.Iohu f. Freeman Of Guthrie, Ok, for
the e ar. sec 29. tp ld u + . west
lie names the following witnesses ia
prove his continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of said land. viz:
Harry Faulkner, Henry Burcham. Ed
ward II Hopkins, A drew j Hoover, all
of Guthrie, ok
ANY person who desires to protest
against the allowance of such proof ui
who knows of any substantial reason, un-
der the law and the regulations of the in
terror depart ucnl why such proof should
not bc allowed will be given AN a. uriu-
ni.v at the above mentioned tine aud
place to cross examine the witnesses oi
said claimant. and to offer evidence IL
1ehtutal of that submitted bv claimant
A. n. j. CROOK, Register,
plSt
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sheen herders Wanted

Two men who have herded 1900
head of sheep or more, and know how
to fatten on the range. Others not
wanted. J. ii. MATTHEWS,
INV Medicine Lodge, Kas.
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lrst Published in Oklahoma Leader
June rs.
Notice for Publication.

Land OGice at Guthrie, 0. r., June II,
1893.
Notf6a-is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler las filed notice OF his
Intention 10 make final proof IN support
Of his claim, and that sad proof VIII be
made before register and receiver az
Guthrie. O Il, on August @, 1888. VIZ;
Alfred Burrows. who made b No ll6i,
for the or, Sc % ~ i5 n,rlw.
lie names the following witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of. said land. viz.
Wm 4. Lambert, Chas NJ Iegrand and
James II LegranE All Of TOhee, O. Il. and
Lewis Beaumont OF Guthrie, o, 4.
Any person who desires 10 protest
against the allowance Of said proof, oI
who knows OF any substantial reason
under the law and the regulations OF tbs
interior department, Why such p roo
should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity az the above mentiOne tlm'
and place TO cross examine the witnesses d
said claimant, and 10 offer evidence IN re-
butfal Of that submitted by claimant.
A. N. j. Crook, Register
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thorough bred stallion and other
stock for claim OF city property. Ad-
dress j. W. WEHR.
I'm Crescent City, Ok.
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THE
IRRESISTIBLE LOGIC

OF 'gh r',-s al purchasers To make
te Oh righe all tic Dr.ccs problem
worL ea osa. sinner, Ncvc values higher
.es lowe collection of season
able goods 2c'ng amo perfect system of distr
buon may saa tha the rs ultra .f storckccpng has
beer almost reached
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ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest of all IN Ieavening
strength. u. S. oOvsrnmsnt Report.

Sometime ago / was troubled with
an attack Of rheumatism. used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured | have since ad-
vised many OF my friends and Gus
toners to try the remedy and all speak
highly Of it-Simon Goldbaum, San
Luis Rey, Cal For sale by Lille &
Co, druggists
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Lille q Go. have secured the eXelu-
sive agency of DR.. Peppers Phosfe~-
rate. the most healthful OF summer
drinks 1t contains phosphorus and
iron, two of our best known toaics and
Is so com bined with pleasant aromatics
as TO make it the most delightful bcv
erage in existence Remember 1t is
served only az Lille S Co.'S fountain.
II you want a delicious drink and one
that will tone up your system and
make you strong try DIR. Peppers Phos'
fprrateS q II
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Guthrie to Chandler
Take WiIliamSOn'S Stage Line.

Leaves Guthrie at : n. m. arrives at
Chandler 4;5O p. M. Coed roads, good
stages. Carry e., ), mail All orders
for passage and baggage should he
left at the Guthrie Cigar store, III
Second Street
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Wanted-To trade 6rst-class hotel,
furnished, for good bottom claims.
Call on or address "R, Leader office.
is dw lwk
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We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case ot cntarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls catarrh crre.-E j.
Cheney q Co, proprietors. Toledo. O.
We the undersigned, have known e. j.
Cheney for the last IS years, and he.
lieye him perfectly honest and honor.
able in ali business obligation made by
him or their firm West & Traux,
wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio
Walding. Kinnan e Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo, Ohio
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1t is a great mistake 70 suppose that
a simple tonic gives the strenTth; IL
only stimulates the stomach 10 re-
newed action. To impart real strength
the blood must be purified and en-
riched. and this can only be done by
such a standard alternative as Ayers
Sarsaparilla
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DOCTOR EDGAR.
HOMEOPATHIC FhISICIAN
Room 3, over POSiOlllCe,

General practice, especially diseases
of women and children. Chrome dis
eases, and those of eye and ear treated
through the system
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THE BES 7 PROOF

OF the appreciation Of our $40 Serge hevot and Cashmere Suits
found the fact that every sold makes increased demand
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Publication Notice.

First published in The Daily Lead'
May 8, 1895.
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Notice for publication.

~ pubII.hcd D OEIahoma Leador
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The evening world., 1895-08-30
VETS MEET BISMARCK.
The Prince Proposes n Toast to All
Germans In America.

FHIEDRICISRUH. Aug. 30.-About
forty Of the eGerman-American veterans,
accompanied by twenty ladies', have
arrived here. A committee of four Of
the old soldiers lunched with Prince
Bismarck and remained for an hour or
more.
Prince Bismarck expressed the great
est pleasure at meeting his former com
rades-in-arms from over the sea He
proposed n toast to the Germans In
America generally. mentioning especial
ly the Chicago delegation. He after
wards talked with the remaining vete-
rams. warmly greeting them all.
HAMBURG. Aug. 30.-The German
American veterans who are making a
tour through this country his morning
prior to their departure for Friedrich
sruhe. placed a laurel wreath upon the
War Monument, erected to the memory
of the Hamburgers who fell in the bat
ties OF lS70-7l. This wreath was orna-
mented with IA white satin ribbon, upon
which was written an inscription suit
able to the occasion, and expressing the
love and vencration OF the old soldiers
now in America who fought in the
Franco-Prussian war.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
A MERRY WAR IN THE 18TH.
And the NOn-Platt Men, Under
Hedges, Likely to Win.

Something resembling a cloudburst
has broken loose up in the Twenty-fifth
Assembly District among the Republi-
cans there. The machine Republicans
have been trying to exterminate the
mon Platt" men for a month. and a
merry war for the mastery has been
going on.
The Platt leader is the irrepressble
Sol Berliner. the friend of all famous
men. The "non-Platt" party is headed
by Job e. Hedges. private secretary to
Mayor Strong. The fight has been nip
and tuck between the two sides up to
date, but a new element Of discord has
been injected into the fracas by the for
nation of a new faction, which has
come to be known as the Young Mems
Independent Republican party. The
new faction is in the game for business,
and has already put forward a candi-
date for the Assembly in the person of
William German.
German and his followers are holding
off from both the other factions, and
they claim to hold the balance of power
The general impression is that they
will come into line with Hedges, and
that Germain will get the Endorsement
of that faction.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
TRIO OF DIVORCES.
Judge GieRcrich Listens to the
PIcns of Mismntrd COuples

Benjamin i, Smith. known on the
stage as Benny Grinnel, a member of
Corinne's company. was granted ab-
solutc divorce from his wife. Nellie T.
Smith, by Judge Giegerich in the Court
OF Common Pleas to-day. The couple
were married in Chicago on April 20,
lSSS.
The action was begun Dec. 2S, 1892
and was tried by Judge Giegerich in
March. 1898. James NJ. Clifford and
DR.. Grant II. Richtmeyer We're named
as correspondents.
In his testimony plaintiff said his wife
lived with Dr. Richtmeyer at his fiat
2iO West Thirty-tourth street as IA wife.
The plaintiff to-day testified that the
papers Were not presented to the Court
since lSs3 because he had been i'll in
San Francisco.
Judge Giegcrich also granted $50 coun-
sci fee and ~ IA week alimony to Emma
Iittel pending the suit for an annul-
mcnt of her marriage brought by Wes-
cot f. Zittel. Zittel claims he was
drunk when the marriage was cele-
brated and knew nothing of It,
Judge Gegertch also granted 81 a week
afimony and S5 counsel fee to Sarah
Grimm, who sued Carl Grimm for a
separation. Grimm Is sevcnty-tiye old
and has been five times married.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
SEALS FAST DISAPPEARING.
Hut the Bertha Arrives Mt San
Francisco with II Valuable Cargo.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. SO-The
steamer Bertha. Capt. Hays, which ar
rived in port last night from rnalaska
and Behring Sea. brought with her one
of the most valuable cargoes that has
ever come into this harbor. 1t is com
posed Of sealskins furs. whalebone and
gold dust, and 1t Is estimated to be
worth between s750o0O and sl,eV,oN.
Her passengers report the almost utter
failure OF the whaling fleet. Capt Hays
says that all the sealers who went into
Ethrsng Sea Jared poorly. hut he brings
piece of news that will be- welcomed
10y the owners of sealing vessels in this
port forty-four vessels. he says, clear
ed from tnalaska for Behring sea, and
nearly eve.y one OF them carried Il
sealing Nag.
This will be news to the owners for
II was thought that none of the sChoon-
II seems that the captains were warned
by the revenue cutters at Unalaska that
they would be siczed il they went into
the sea without the flag. The captains
took the hint and the Collector of the
Port viii probably he disappointed in
the number of vessels he Will have to
seize upon his arrival in port.
The seals in the vicinity of the Prhy-
lof Islands, ii was learned, are fast dis
pppoarinG, and they are even more
scarce outside the prohibited zone. The
Bertha will commence to discharge her
valuable cargo this morning and VIII rs
soon as possible return to st. Michael S
for supplies for the miners.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
WEST BROADWAY DISASTER,
Papers In the Case Being Prepnr red
for Grand Jury's COnsidcrn ton,

Assistant Distrlct-Attorney s. l.. Mil
Ter to-day began the work of prepar-
Ing the papers in the case against the
six men who were yesterday found by
the Coroner's jury responsible for the
collapse of the Ireland Building at West
Broadway and Third street. in order to
lay the matter before the Grand Jury
next week.
The September Grand Jury will be
sworn in on Tuesday before Judge Fitz-
gerald in Part l.. General Sessions, and
the Ireland case will in all probability
go before 1t on Wednesday. The six
men complained of are John II. Parker.
Thomas Walker, Thomas Murray,
Charles H. Behrens. Edward j. You
dale and Dennis T.. Buckley
Five of these men appeared before
Coroner Fitzpatrick to-day with their
bondsmen. j. II. Parker. held in s., 900
bail produced as his bondsman +. O.
Jones. real estate. IA East Ninety-tifth
street. Ed J. Youdale, $500, had Edward
Haas. of 307 West One Hundred and
Fortieth street; Thomas Walker pre-
sented John II. Edelmeyer, 226 West
Seventy-first street; Thomas Murray,
the foreman of the mason work. had
the same bondsman. Architect Behrens
arrived too late to see the Coroner, who
was called away.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
N THE WORLD OF LABOR.

The Laborers' Union. of Brooklyn, has adopted
. resolution thanking the Board OF Supervisors
for providing that union men only shall be
employed in making repairs on the Third CAT,
Records.
The new Secretary elected by Journeymen
Tailors' Union No. 81 Is william C. Reycraft
Charles G. Huffman has been elected Correspond
ting Secretary OF Carpenters Union No. 1903.
Coopers' International Union No. 40 has elected
James Hicks Recording and Corresponding Sec
Ssta-y.
Local Assembly 1888, X OF L.. has elected
James Young Master Workman: Otto Trogousk.,
Recording Secretary.
Secretary Edward Henckler of the Uphos,er.
eT Union. has removed to 222 East Ninety-ninth h
street
Louis Tintenfass. 81 Orchard street. has been
elected Corresponding Secretary OF Pressers
Miss Frieda Brown. 2S7 Henry street. has been
No. l6
The Jewellers Union has called a mass-me.,
ing 10 be held tomorrow evening at 257 Eas
Houston street.
President James Gahan. OF Horseshoers' Union
No. T. has called special meeting OF that organ
tsation for this evening.
The proprietors OF several large stores IT
Newark, N. j., announced yesterday that they
viii keep their places closed on Labor Day.
The local branches Of the Bakers and contec
uoners International Union are gathering stats
ucs relating to the condition OF bakeshops through
out the country.
II William Birch and Henry WeIberg have beer
added to the Finance Committee OF the Journey
men Harness Makers and Machine Operatives
Union.
coremakers have made demands at Johnson
foundry near Spuyten Duyvil. Should they de
eide to strike the members Of Iron Mopiders
Union No. ia will go out with them,
Hshne Co. Of Newark, have granted tn
Saturday half-hollday to their employees and tn
latter have thanked the firm.
Joseph Solotovsky has been elected Gran
Marshal for the Labor Day parade OF the Unite
Garment Workers in Brooklyn His aides will b
Lswis Drashin and Samuel Rostenberg.
The Architectural Iron Workers Union is hav
ing some trouble at Contractor Happels shop
and shop meeting has been called Tor to-mor
row. when Walking Delegate Westenberger vii
be present.
Patrick Kelly. George Mccarthy. John Msrt
and Daniel White, composing the Labor Da
Committee Of Laborers Division No, 4. hav
made arrangements for entertainment u
1abo- Day at East Side Hall 240 Avenue A,
Cigar-Packers Union No. 15l has requeste
Cigar Makers Loca. Blue Label Committee /
spsnd part of its funds for advertising III
The evening world., 1895-08-30
TOBACCO MEN STUBBORN.
hut Forced Advance Caused RealAs
HatiOns and Decline.

HatiOns and a Decline.
The Industrial stocks overshadowed
the railways gin the dealings at the
Stock Exchange this morning.
The widest fluctuations were in Amer.
lean Tobacco. 1t was expected that the
proceedings began against the Trust by
Attorney-General Hancock would cause
strong break in the stock but the
insiders apparently determined to give
1t support and after a decline of 1 -
to 92 the price rose to 96.
The advance, however. induced realiza.
tions and a reaction to "a l-s ensued.
Sugar and Chicago Gas were notceably
strong. Some of the shorts were forced
to cover. The former rose l to Ill SIS
and the latter 5-s to GA 3-4. Console
dated Gas moved up 1-2 to l42 1-2; Flint
& Pere Marquette. 3-4 to is l-2; General
Electric. l-2 to 3S; Reading, 3-S to 10 49,:
Tennessee Coal, ] Ia to 40 l-2; Union
Pacific, 1-2 to Is l-2, and Wabash pref,
1-2 to % 7-e
Big Four fell 1-2, to 4s "a: Burlington
3-s. to 90 IS; st. Paul s-s. to 7s s-s; Rock
Island 5-s to SO; Distillers l-2, to 21 3-S;
Louisville & Nashville 3-S, to 63 Is; Atch-
ison pref. S-4. to 341-2; Missouri Pa.
cif1c 3-s. TO 80 3-s; Pacific dail 1-2, to
80 IA. and L. S. Rubber pref 3-s. to ~
Towards IL o'clock the whole list be.
came strong. and the Changers recov.
cred the early decline.
York for the week were 1885, ,3O1 and
the amount marketed. $3,O32 253 For the
same week of 1894 the imports were
s946, ,202.
The stock market was in the main
firm Tobacco and Sugar ran of from
the best figures of the morning under
sales to realize profits. Chicago Gas
was in strong demand and ru.ei strong.
The changes in the Granger group were
slight.
Money I and 1k per cent. on call.
Foreign exchange quiet at yesterdays
rates. Commercial bar silver rose to
67. Mexican dollars brought 53A.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
A 100000 ESTATE INVOLVED
Did Leonard Forbes Peckwith
Misappropriate Arthur's
Funds ?
ACCUSED OF TAKING S155, 900.
Strange Complications, Which In
cIude a Missing lunatic and a
Suit for Accounting.

Allen w. Evarts to-day was appointed
by Judge Beekman. in Supreme Court
Chambers, receiver Of Arthur Beckwith,
a lunatic. for the purpose of prosecuting
claim for the misappropriation of
$l55, 900 against the estate of Leonard
Forbes Beckwlth. Receiver Evarts must
give a bond for 100000.
Beckwith possessed personal property
valued at s4O0oOO in this State. His
brother. Leonard Forbes Beckwith. took
the management of the estate when his
brother became insane. lie also be-
came insane. and Henry De Forest
Weekes was appointed committee of
his estate Mr.. Weckes. on invest-
eating Leonard Beckwith's affairs.
found that certain Irregularities ex-
listed in his management of Arthur
Beckwiths property for which the es-
tate Of Leonard wss liable.
The petition for the appointment OF a
receiver was made by Helene Leigh, wife
OF Francis Dudley Leigh. of London, and
sister OF Arthur and Leonard Forbes
Beckwith.
Arthur Beckwith is about forty years
old. He was an inmate of the Sanford
Hall Asylum. at Flushing. l.. J., under
the care Of DR. j. w. Barstow, James
NJ. Narnum. Everett Harrick and Cor
nelius c. Cuyler were appointed by the
Supreme Court In January 1894. as Com
missioners to take testimony as to his
sanity. Some delay occurred in the pro-
ceedings.
In the mean time Beckwith escaped
from Sanford Hall In 1884, and has not
been found.
When Leonard Beckwith became In
sane, william II. Forbes one of the ex-
ecutors under the will OF the father.
Nelson ii. Beckwith. took charge OF the
estate of Arthur Beckwith, and removed
1t to Halton, Mass. where he resided,
with the exception OF $4,000 In bonds,
now In custody of safe deposit com
pany in this city. 1t Is estimated that
Leonard Forbes Beckwith misappro-
pratod about slj5,0pO.
Mr.. Weekes has Il suit pending for an
accounting OF his trust as Committee
OF Leonards estate, and as no one
qualified to prefer the claim. the court
was asked to appoint receiver of
Arthur's property to enable his claim
against his brothers estate to be pre-
scented on hearing for the settlement OF
Mr.. Weekes's accounts.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
Collapse of the Trial of Anarchlsts
ut MRKdeburG.

LONDON, Aug. 30.-A Berlin despatch
to the Chronicle says that the An
archist trial at Magdeburg has col
lapsed. Eight of the accused were ac-
quilted. and one was sentenced to two
months Imprisonment on a charge of
melting to bomb throwing. The Presi-
dent of the Court declared that what
ever their secret actions may have
been. there was no evidence of trea-
sonable Intentions. 1t Is generally felt
that the Government made a mistake
In prosecuting.
The evening world., 1895-08-30
KILLED ANOTHER IN HIS FALL.
Inborcr Fell Five stories Onto n
Pedestrian In Cleveland.

EVELAND, o., Aug. 3O-James
Beckmoister fell five stories from the
top of Tho World Building to the side
walk to-day aad was instantly Filled.
The falling man struck John Nickson
who was walking along tho sidewalk
with terrific force, breaking the back
and both legs of the latter, and he il
dying.
Hockmeister was engaged with "A num-
her OF other men in placing Il large sign
on the building. The accident was
caused by the slipping of ropes sup
porting Il swinging scaffold.
Two other men named Lewis and
tormler, who We're on the scaholi with
BrCkme strr had desperate struggle
for their lives, which was witnessed by
a number of Fortified spectators in the
street
Lewis was thrown from the scaffold
and caught with his hands the narrow
coping under the windows. He managed
To Work a,O0g TIL he reached the fire.
escape and was then easily rescued
C0rmler CluUg to the rope Tor some
time ana was nnally rescued by a man
In the building, who stepped on the win
dow ledge and swung him into the room
with one hand.