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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18
OVER THE TERRITORY.
utp- aud Mi,haps or Adjacent cities and
Towns.

Enid Wave. u. l. Boscngrants, who
ma, been running "a photograph, gal
I,rv in this city for some time, was ar
r., $ .cd lu llcnnesscy last night while
Ira attendance at ball, ON the charge
1f having taScn and exhibiting Oh
c.r p.ctlrc, The Information
ago. Eo,euErant~ of inducing
,nug girls from d. Co ~ years old to
ID ,r for pictures lu nude state II
q charge, are true Eo,cugranis de,
-, rvcs severe punishment such work
S an outrage which will not be tolcr-
ated in this city
El Reno Eagle A skunk that had
things pretty much its own way on
Eicl,ford avenue for week or two,
wandered into the Mint saloon, sat
urday evening, and cleared the room
"a, quickly rs well developed case Of
smallpox could have done Finally a
courageous boy killed the animal with
broom.
Perry Times. Last night about 10
o'clock while Gail Douglass and Miss
Katie Sower, were returning home
from church Jas. &. Sewers, father of
the young lady, approached the couple
and pushing the lady Ia one side
caught young Douglass by the lapel of
the coat and struck him twice, So he
/ informs the reporter with some blunt
/ instrument, which Gail took TO be the
blunt end of "a large revolver Sow
ers was arrested this morning and IA.
. ken before Judge Museller lie was
/ fined 80 and costs.
ueuucssey rrcss-ncmocrau The
/ Guthrie Leader, Eiughohcr Free Press
and Wichita Eagle are laboring under
a great mistake when they say Deputy
Madscn killed the robber implicated r
the late Rock Island robbery al Dover
The facts are that AT the time of the
shooting Madsen was ten miles benin,
AT "A farm house eating chicken while
Deputies Banks and prather with d
posse OF fout men pushed ahead and
discovered the robbers, killed one mar
and three horses All the houor'
should bc given rrather and Banks
and their men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.

All kinds Of filings neatly inserted.
Artificial teeth on any base desired.
500 TO 1000 TO select from Every OPP
Grafton guaranteed and prices lower
than anywhere else in the city for the
best work. Office, room over Bank
of Indian Territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

Mrs Maggie A Copeland. wife OF
Rev. a, q. Copeland died yesterday
morning at o'clock The funeral
win take place from the NJ T. church
today at p- m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

John Graves, the well known far
mer on Deep Fork. has received siN
bushels OF Iowa Hcauty" seed corn
from his brother %. 4. Graves, who
lives in Johnson county, Kan. This
corn produces $50 bushels 20 the acres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18
Friday. April go.

teachers will be held in the Central
school building in the city OF Guthrie
April 26 and e.
Friday, April 20.
$500 n. m Theory and Practice 10
minutes.
9:40 "A. M Constitutions 30 minutes
1880 a. m Physics, go minutes.
1880 a IN. Noon recess
300 p. m. United States History,
TO minutes
800 p m. Physiology, go minutes.
f:0O p m. bookkeeping $50 min
utes.
saturday, April -.
300 a. m. Grammar, $50 minutes.
lO:O0 a. IN. Reading, 40 minutes
1910 IN Geography, 40 minutes.
1880 "A. m. Noon recess.
1880 D. IN. Arithmetic $50 minutes.
$500 p m. pcnmanshlp, 60 minutes.
$3.50 p. m. Orthography, so minutes.
l2O p. mn. Compost ion, 40 minutes.
Conditions.
To obtain % first Grade certificate
the applicant must make general
average OF 90 and must not fall below
90 in any branch The applicant must
also not be less thau eighteen years of
age and must have taught success fully
three school months
To obtain sccohd grade certidcat,
the applicant must make an avcrag,
of sO, and must not fall below $50 u
any one branch The applicant must
not be less than sixteen years of age
The obtain third grade ccrtjiicat,
the applicant must make an rveraE,
of al least 20, with no branch below so
by order of the territorial board o
education.
5. y. HorkINs, Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

The funeral Of Mrs. A. e. Copeland
will be held today at 2;3o !. m. at the
First NJ T. church, Revs Bosworth,
Queen and BoggesS cont lcting the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

ln the halls OF congress Champ
Clark stood 10y Guthrie aud Oklahoma
as friend standeth by frierl Let our
people honor him with au ovation on
the 25th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

". 4. Lake sheriff OF Pawne
COUNTY. came over ye' 'erday with +
N. Starkey and committed him 10 the
federal inn. Starley i> charged with
stealing two horses and saddles and
one Colts revolver from parties in the
Usage country II is The suppOsition
~ tho officials that he vas collecting
supplie, for some OF tf' wild bunehes
that infest that part OF the territory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

Every body go to the Eagle drug
store for anything you may want in
the drug line. Everything as cheap 4
not cheaper than anywhere else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

Everett Miller, business man ger Of
the Chandler News, was IN tie city
yesterday, enroute 20 Arkansas CITY
llr paid the Leader a very pleasant
call
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

Harry 81 John Of Oklahoma City,
who was indicted for the murder Of
his wife. furnished the $4,000 boud
Yesterday. The following are the
s'gucr,. O. A. Mitscher, D NJ. Riley,
John Carson. l. A r .kwood, IL
Overholscr, r. n. Mos Seymour
Price. = a. Miller, Jakt Cantelon, y.
n Mccartney, W. Ton 1kins, y. K.
Wright
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

Members Of the w. C. T. Twill meet
at % p. m. at Mrs Burlingame's. North
broad, 20 attend the funeral Of Mrs.
" a Copeland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

Joe Conway, the well known travel
ing salesman, came in yesterday with
his bride who is accompanying him
this trip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-04-18

The local military company viii do
guard mount at Mulhall next week,
under command Of Capt. Huston
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07

a case before Lord Justice Campbell
perfectly sane man, and that the only
truly sane mind in the world was that
Of Cod
Il have heard OF that" dryiy remark
ed the medical expert
Now. referring 10 Rasselas' contin-
ued the recorder. do you remember
where he saye that the unrestricted
play of fancy and the unrestricted In
diligence OF Imagination concerning
matters that are never TO be realized
may lead the human mind beyond the
border line Of reaSon?"
The physician recalled the passage.
do YOU think that Othello was suf-
fering from delirium. or that he was r.
sponsible for his murder OF DeSdemona
persisted Recorder Golf.
Il do not think that he was delirious
but that he was man of violent tenn
per who had merely been misled by the
circumstances of the case and by the
malignant inSinuations of others. He
appears a sane man, however. in the
play. and should asuredlsy have been
made accountable had he committed
the act in real life." answered Dana.
rs this also your opinion OF Leontes.
the Jealous hero OF Shakespeare's Win
ter Taller inquired the recorder.
Both Leontis and Othello." replied
the expert, Judging from the manner
in which their characters are depict
ed IN the plays, were TO all appearances
insane, and should therefore not have
been held accountable for their acts.
had they committed them in real life. IS
A recess was then taken.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
APPROPRIATION Is PUT THROUGH.
Then Parliament Stands Prorosued Until
July "a.

London. July 6.-The appropriation
bill providing money for the public ser
vice until the meeting Of the next parli-
ament, passed its third reading In the
house of commons today. Mr.. Edmond
Knox, Parnellite, representing West
Cavan, commenced to discuss the action
of the house of lords in rejecting the mu
nicipal franchise Ireland bill, but on
the motion of the Rt. Hon. A. j. Bal
four, first lord Of the treasury. the spea-
ker ruled Mr.. Knox out of order. The
latter returned to the subject in various
ways, but each time the speaker ruled
him out of order. Mr.. Knox then asked
If the government would introduce a
bill to redress the anomalies Of the ru-
nicpal franchise IN Ireland. Mr.. Bal
four admitted the existence Of aroma-
lies in them unicipal franchise, but, he
added, the government could not an
nounce any legislation until after the
elections.
Mr. Gavin b. Clark. member for Cath
ness. Radical, and Mr.. Henry LabOur-
chere, then protested against the alleg-
ed tendency Of a high imperial policy.
The appropriation bill then passed its
third reading and parliament was for
mally prorogued until July "a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
HIS DAUGHTERS SPIRIT PICTURE
Typewriter Yost Declares that it Appeared
tn Him.

New York, July George n. Host.
the inventor of the typewriter about
whose relations with one Henry A
Rogers, a morning paper yesterday
published a story that frauds have
been practiced upon Mr.. Yost, sent out
the following statement regarding the
matter tonight:
Il have read the article pertaining
to myself in the New York Herald of
this morning. So large portion is in
correct that I cannot undertake any
reply TO il. 7 will state, however, that
while in Chicago in August, 1893. my
attention was called TO type written
by unseen hands. This greatly inter-
ested me, in so much as / have spent
over twenty-five of the best years Of
my life almost exclusively in the type
writer business.
II am not a spirituahst in the ordin
airy acceptance of the term, but have
been intensely interested in the inves-
tigation of spiritualism in all its vari-
Gus phases. I will only add that the
spirit picture Of my daughter was OBJ
tanned in Chicago long before 1 heard
and saw DR.. Rogers.
(SigneO D. W. NJ. YOST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
DIR. Hartman's Free Treatment for Female
Diseases Attracting Wide Attention

Chronic invalids who have anguish
ed for years on sick beds with some
form OF female disease begin 10 i'm
prove at once after beginning Dr.. Hart
mans treatment. The Doctors ex-
perience and knowledge Of this class
OF cases enable him to discern with
great accuracy the wants Of each.
These patients apply for treatment by
letter, giving all their symptoms. The
doctor then writes them what 10 do
and what To get. Thousands have al
ready applied, and still there is room
for more. Each case receives careful
and separate attention. In writing be
sure 70 give all the symptoms and
complete history OF the case, 50 as 20
make sure OF valuable advice DR.
Hartman's address is Columbus. Ohio.
For a short time the Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company OF Columbus.
Ohio. are sending free 10 any address
Dr. Hartman's handbook on female
disea ses, devoted entirely 70 the de-
scription and cure of diseases Of the fe-
male Sex.
For free book on cancer address DR..
Hartman, Columbus. Ohio
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
CRAZED BEFORE HE MARRIED.
Young Girls Sad Experience with Her VIC
lent Sweetheart

New York. July 6-B. Frank VAIN
wright OF AsbuTy Park, was taken be-
fore Magistrate Flammer in the Jeffer-
son Market Court late this afternoon,
in state of great mental excitement,
and committed by the magistrate to
the care Of physicians IN Bellevue hos
pital. to have his sanity inquired into.
Wainwright came to this city this
morning from Asbury Park. accom-
panied by his prospective wife, Miss
Sadie Weaver. They went TO a hotel
for luncheon intending TO take an after
noon train for Amsterdam. y. Y.
While at luncheon Wainwright be-
gan 10 act strangely. He refused 20
touch his food, saying IL was poisoned,
and acted in such a way as TO attract
the attention of every one in the place.
Henry Wardell, the manager. came
up and spoke 10 him, but the young
many only shouted for help. and in
formed the people in the place that he
was being killed. Miss Weaver was
very much frightened, and asked Mr..
Werdell 10 help her.
Il was finally decided 10 bring the
young man to the Jefferson Market
Court. At the earnest request Of Miss
Weaver. Manager Wardei accOmpan-
fed them. All got into q cab and drove
UP Broadway.
On the way Wainwright acted so out
TdeCDuS4E IlGl MISS VI eaNEE tainted
twice. The cab was stopped in front
of the s. Denis hotel and Miss Weaver
was taken out. Wainwright at this
point drove his fist through the cab
window and tried 10 throw Warden
into the street.
Nr. Wardell then came II the conclu-
sion that IL was time for the police 10
take a hand in the affair, and he called
FOR help. \ policeman answered the
call, and together they sot the man
over 10 the jefferson Market Court
The man then pulled OUT a big roll %
bills and tried TO give ths money away
What do ! want with it2' he shouted
y have money - burn Here you take
this and burn il for ne" and ne. hand
ed SIo0 bill 20 Court officer Connolly.
Tha; officer looked lovingly 81 the bill
and handed j; back 70 the insane msn-
Hes crazy. sure" was Conneily's
only comment Wainwright then took
from his finger a diamond ring and
threw il at another OF TIE court at
tendanJs- II was picked UP and given
- the policeman who had the man II
charge Wainwright was finally go:-
ten hack - n prison and put n 2
stTasihtjacker and sent 70 the hisp.tsL
II Is not thought that Wa.2wrights
condition is serious W2-deli says that
Wainwright is a young man o. good
habits. and is evidently suffering RON
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sPAKEsPEARE's OrHELLO INSANE
Curious Testimony Given by Experts In a
New York Court

New York, July 6.-The New York
Evening Post says: When the trial OF
VincenZio Nino, the Italian barber, NO.
55 Baxter street, who Is charged with
the murder OF his wife in the presence
Of their children, was resumed before
Recorder Golf today in general sessions
two medical expert witnesses told or
very singular series OF experiments
they had undertaken upon the person OF
the accused man.
DR. c. II. Chetwood Of the Toombs
prison and DR.. Charles l.. Dana OF the
Bellevue hospital. the expert witnesses.
testified that they entered Nino's cell
in the Tombs prison and there rehears-
ed a mock murder scene with the PTS
oner, drawing the blunt end OF razor
across their own threats, and request
ing him to show them upon dumb
figure that had been placed in his cell
how he had committed the murder on
his wife During all these theatrical
transactions, a recording instrument
that had been attached TO Nino's wrist
showed that the action OF the accused
mans pulse was in no manner accelera-
ted. From this the medical experts
concluded that the murderer must have
been insane when he committed the
murder.
During the testimony Recorder Con-
asked DR.. Dana whether IL would be
possible for a sane man % feign insan-
ity. The physician replied: mo. Not
for any length OF time"
The recorder hereupon asked the ply
stefan whether he knew that several
persons acting in behalf % a nevspa per
in England and America within recent
years had succeeded IN obtaining aimis
sion TO insane asyiGms. where they were
taken as msniacs by the competent u
thorities. IN the case % woman who
recently got herself admitted 70 the
Ward Island Insane asylum. the ply
stefan replied. her feat was not 50 r.
r1arkable 4 thing. as she had merely
simulated rreianchoiia and had been
admitted together with some fifteen
other patients whose motives fpr en-
tering the asylum were never called IN
% question The recorder kereupo2
asked the physician whether he 6i5 10.
think that the unres--s!nei exercise q
the ina gfnstio might Tot Lad - ulti-
mate insanity a. instancei by Dr.. John
son and asked him whether hs hsd ever
rad 'Rasseias- The medical expert
E-Aso see-7a1 somewhat astonished ~
these questions. replied that be had 7e-sf
the work
Or. Johnson" - sad 90 was 4 nan
wllo setiTe-ed great deal fro-, decre-s-
sion. but ne was no, insane n any way
He rad so-ne eccentTlci;i-s. I b-sisye.
- that some eccentric alieuss,s ;rls9
70 make him out insane"
We'll" exclaimed fhe rA-rd-r ''Tp-.
EaSbroucE. ore = the greatest azt11-s-
-fes= o. mental : s<~ass-s ~ Eagfao6. con
tended mat Dr. Johnson VAS insane n
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Eagle Horse Notes.

c. W. Williams track at GaleSburg
is now devoted entirely to the bicycle
racers. and several big events OF that
kind are scheduled there.
Considerable work has been done to-
ward the fOrma ton of A Canadian
jockey club. and things now look faV-
orable for its organization.
silva, 2:13$4, by Guy Wilkes, and win
ner of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' stakes at Detroit in 1893, has a
flly foal by Antevoio, 2:1914.
Benjamin Timmons has arrived at
Gravesend from Chicago with string
of ten horses, among which are said 10
be two or three bread-winnerS.
Gottlieb WaIbaum stated in a recent
conversation that he felt certain that
the New jersey legislature would
pass racing bill at its next session.
1t is now announced positively that
there will be a running meeting at
West Side park, Nashville, next fall,
and that il Will last twenty-five days.
Jockey Bum, who rode Castaway
when the latter won the Brooklyn
handicap, has signed to ride for John
Huffman for the balance OF the sea-
son.
Jockey Clayton, who rode Nimrod in
the Sensation stakes at Latonia on
June 20, received from Fisher Tarr, the
okner of the colt, $500 for winning the
race.
George W. Leavitt Of Boston has
sold for Samp Wilson 10 a Bosom gen.
tleman a 2-year-old bay gelding by
Red Wilkes. dam Maggie H. by
Homer.
In a recent collision on a southern
track between Glen Lily and Helen
Mari the former, a good race mare,
broke her back and had 10 be de-
Stroyed.
At Lexington recently Gil Curry
drove the 7-year-old stallion Banner
mark, 2:17%, a mile in 2:l4l2. He is by
Victor Bismarck, dam by Moonlight,
Alcyone.
Pat Ounce has one OF the most re-
liable trings Of horses now in the
west, including Cash Day. Flying
Dutchman, Pop Gray, Marsian, Artist
and Enthusiast.
Ingleside will be the name of Ed Cor
rigan's new track at San Francisco. It
was originally intended 10 open the
place next November, but il viii be
opened much earlier.
The pacing stallion Almont Bashaw.
PIP, by Almont Raven. while doing a
trial mile at Red Oak, Ia, got tangled
in his hopple and fell, breaking his
back. lie was valued at $4,000
Jockey Clancy, a very successful
young California rider. evidently can't
stand prosperity. He recently came on
the track too drunk TO ride and was in
consequence indefinitely suspended.
At Manchester, England, on June 10.
f. II. Seddons' Lady Combermere
trotted twenty miles in $3.50 SIS for
purse of 200. The track is a half mile
one, and the surface is made Of cinders.
Buck Massie, a reliable bread-win-
ner, who has won eight or nine races
this season, has recently been sold by
John Rodegap 10 J. NJ. Murphy. a
western turf correspondent, for s., 600
President Thomas Williams, of the
Bay District track, has the promise OF
Messrs. Lorillard, Keene. Knapp and
Phil Dwyer that they will race their
horses on his track next fall and win
ter.
1t is estimated that the stopping Of
racing in Chicago viii send over a mil
lion OF dollars elsewhere that would
otherwise be flowing into the hotels
and business houses OF the Windy
4 City
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name that several Of the cracks who were

shape that several of the cracks who were
entered among them Cabanne, Brown and
Earl. withdrew for fear their chances in
the coming race a tAsbury Park might be
haZarded Fast time was not 10 De
thought of, but in the ten mile invitation
class class 3 race, the last nalf mile was
run in I:0a %, which is the track record.
II was one of the prettiest ten mile races
seen in some time. Titus had ii inland
from the start ,
Owing 10 the fact that in the mile
novice, final heat, the time limit was not
beaten il was declared mo race" The
time was 3:3l As. Summaries:
Mile handicap, call A: First, Elmer
Hodgson, scratch. Time, e:27 %.
Mile open, class a; Elmer Hodgson
won. Time, 2:37.
Two mile handicap, class B: Nat Butler
Cambridge, Mass. go yards. won; }. f.
Barry, Syracuse, Gao YARDS, second Time,
500 10.
Three mile handicap. class A: c. NJ.
Ertz, Riverside Wheelmen, (i0 YARDS, first.
Time 500.
Ten mile invitation scratch. class r.
six starters: +. J. Titus, Riverside Wheel
man, first; Harry Maddox. Asbury PARK,
second; Con Baker, Columbus, o., third
Time 26.15 A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
SENT FOR DEAD GRAssHOPPERs.
Other States Want to Give Their Insect
Pests Consumption.

Brighton, Colo, July Cit was re-
Gently determined by scientific inyes-
tigation that the grasshoppers in this
vicinity which threatened TO destroy
all crop possibilities were dying of
consumption in vast numbers. So
great has been the scoruSe that agri-
cultural interests are now safe from
hopper rayages- Applications have
been received this week from Minneso-
Ia and Idaho for quantities of the dead
and dying grasshoppers. the intention
being to scatter them about in districts
where crops are in danger from hop
pers with the hope Of spreading the
disease and saving the wheat a let
ter received from Idaho today states
that all vegetation in an arear OF from
so to 100 square miles Of agricultural
country is in danger Of complete de-
struction by the pest.
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TO ABOLISH THE DISTRICT.
National Council FavOrs Township O
County School system.

Denver, July 6.-About $500 delegates
to the National Teachers Educational
association convention have arrived in
the past twenty-four hours. At the NOR
ming session Of the National Council
of education today the paper on ele-
msntary schools read yesterday was
discussed after which the report OF the
committee on state school systems
was read. The subject considered was
"Ungraded Schols," The abolition Of
the school district and the substitution
Of town s-hools or county EXAMINATIONS
is recommended for the purpose Of bet
ter distributing taxation and revenues
and securing more economical and ef-
fective administration
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita. July s.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fam; slightly cooler until Monday after
noon.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81 degrees The
lowest 20 deSreee and the mean - degrees
with clear weather. gentle northeast and
north winds and low barometer
Relative humidity a. 3. H. $ and at
Z N m a.
Since Janusry the rainfall IS 704 inches
behind the normal and since March i.
Is a.S5 inches behind the normal: but 50
Tar this month IL - inch above the nor
NAL
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been - degrees
For the past seven years the average
temperature for The month OF Julv has
been ~ degrees, and FOR the sth 6ay p de-
Srees- FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
ashincton- July 6--FoNowiEs is the
forecast Up 20 r n. SUNDAY.
For Kansas and Colorado-Fair: cooler:
westerly winds
For oklahoma-Fair: cooler: variable
winds becoming westerly.