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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Indications for the building of the
great Kansas, oklahoma central and
Southwestern railroad grow brighter
with each succeeding day. Yesterday
the directors of the proposed road met
in this city and were Hospitality enter
tanned by the people During the after
noon the directory held business
meeting at the Hotel Royal discussed
the project at length and received
hattering propositions from various
towns of the territory. The following
towns were represented.
llwater-Johu Il Clark. T. NJ.
Solard C. b. Rock, j. W. Hodge W
j. Wyckon.
Cleveland John Jourdon J. W
Hubbcrt j II sutton, W, a. Dunlap
Pawnee-W A. Eagleston, G. L.
Berry, e.. W Lewis, Jas MurrY VIM
GHl, A. j. Biidisou, r. NJ Poe.
Perkins,. W. lIarrol, T. = Ray,
John T.. HinNe.
El Reno u. T.. scales, a. C.. ~pr.ngs
Vernon, Tcxas-B NJ. Logan.
Caneyyille. Kan II r. CO. Atty. :.
NJ Porter.
Bartlcsyle, kan H. Bartles di-
rector.
coireyvilc, Kan II C Frazier, di-
rector
Henry Voshell, Il D. Henderson,
Captain 1urvin and John j. Nelson, Of
Deep Fork, fourteen miles west Of this
city, are also here, dcsirous Of having
a road, and offer large site for q
town.
Hoard OF Trade Meeting.
Last night the directors of the road
conferred with the board OF trade,
which met in the probate court room.
The place was crowded and much en-
thusiasm was manifested The pro-
ieotors of the road have made no de
mands on Guthrie and what conccs-
Sions are made by the city will be vol
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28
GUN PLAY DURING PRAYER.
JOSEPH BRADFORD SHOT DOWN
BY REGINALD M'CINNIS.
DIVORCED WOMAN IN THE CASE.

Sensational shooting ArtaS Takes Place at
Prayer Meeting az the Tour-B school
House on skeleton Greek. Ia which
the Son OF Major bradford i
Probably Murdered McGin-
MS Alleges thai bradford
Ruined Ills Home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

For Salc-Stock scales and horse
power grist mill. Address T.. H. Perry
at Perry or Guthrie. t3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28
Or. Prices Cream Baking Pow der
World Fair Highest Medal and DipIsms.
"Now good digestion wait on appe

Now good digestion wait on appe
tlte
And health on both,
says the great Shakespeare, but he
did not have in mind a coated tongue
or torpid liver with all the symptoms
OF b'llOusness so common in this land
All this and more can be cured by Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a
purely vegeteble compound, viii IA re-
stores the action of the liver gives tone
10 the tagging energies OF the dyspep-
ties stomach, and thus enables good
digestion To wait on appetite, and
health On both" By druggists.
Asthma and hay fever cured, by a
newly discovered treatment Address
for pamphlet, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

e. f. Rich, the well known photo
grapher, died of consumption at his
home on Oklahoma ave, yesterday
morning lie was an old piOnys and
leaves a wife and two children. The
funeral will be held at the Presby-
terian church at 2:3O this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Commissioner A. j. Biddison, of
Pawnee, paid the Leader pleasant
call yesterday. He feels highly elated
over Pawnee's prospects.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Mrs. T.. f. Emery returned to Null
vane, Kan, yesterday after a visit to
her brother, Geo. Parker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Jack Love, eN.sherin OF Woodward
county, and one of the prominent
stockmen of the west side, is in the
city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Brief Chances, Pointed, Ht Happenings In
and About the city.

Hrief Chances, Pointed, at Happenings In
and About the city.
Attorney Keaton is i'm Ponca.
Geo Todd is down from Perry.
II. Levy Of Kansas City at the Royal.
Joe Ruunells is home from the strip.
Nelse Rutton is mp from Oklahoma
City.
our second grand concert April 3
f. j. wychoF is over from Still
water.
Mrs Henry Asp is visiting in Win.
field
Il. NJ Logan of Vernon, Tex, is at
the Royal
j =. Scales and a. c Springs OF III
Reno are in the city.
Wanted - Wet nurse. Address $,
this Office.
WaNted-Uining room girl at the
Arlington at once. 32s
Lost-Lady's brown kid glove.
Leave at this Office 32s
The gun club will hold practice
shoot at 3 o'clocx this afternoon.
100 lbs best granu ated sugar for 81
in ombination 22 at Ed Lyons.
L. A Biggler, a real estate specula-
tor Of Hutchinson, Kan, is in the city.
Mrs. j f. Pettinger OF Oklahoma
City is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ebright.
Percy Smith and J. +. Frtzlim, two
solid business men of Alva, are in the
city
Deputy Morris O'Malley came in
from Alva yesterday with two female
prisoners
Jim Rob5 came over from Kingtisher
,sterday to ask for couple of rcqui-
sitions for prisoners.
j. =. Juett, formerly of f. Il Patton
a Co., and Miss Holly Pratt were mar
ried in Wichita Monday.
Mrs +. f. Emery returned to Null
vane, Kan, yesterday after visit to
her brother, Geo. Parker.
Jack Love, eN.sheriH OF Woodward
county, and one of the prominent
stockmen of the west side, is in the
city.
Commissioner A. j. Biddson, of
Pawnee, paid the Leader pleasant
call yesterday. lie feels highly elated
over Pawnees prospects.
Luther West and Miss Lucille Rey-
nolds were married at high noon yes.
terday at Cleariield, Iowa. They will
arrive mere today God bless EN-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Luther West and Miss Lucille Rey-
nolds were married at high noon yes.
terday at Cleariield, Iowa. They will
arrive mere today. God bless EN-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

j. =. Juett, formerly of f. Il Patton
a Co., and Miss Holly Pratt were mar.
red in Wichita Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

II. G.. Ieim, prominent business
mau of Howard, Kansas, and Miss
Alice Rodman, clerk in Ramsavs,
were married Tuesday at the home of
the bride, one mile north Of Guthrie
The couple will reside at Howard, KS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Jim Rob6 came over from Kingtsher
,sterday to ask for a couple of rcqui-
sitions for prisoners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28
Don't miss the concert April 3.

Deputy Sheriff Frank Rinehart left
yesterday for San Francisco He has
a rcqulsition for Perry Rutherford,
formerly manager Of the Arkansas
city Milling Co, who Is wanted at
this place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Deputy Morris OMalley came in
from Alva yesterday with two female
priSOnprS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

States IudrsnaIN discovered a wildcat
di~tillery u the hills iu the thicka.av
country They spilled zoe gallons 81
whisky. but the owners of the ~till r>-
capped through a secret door The still
was operated Ly white man from Ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Percy Smith and J. +. Fritzlim two
solid business men of Alva, are in the
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-03-28

Mrs J. f. pettinger OF Oklahoma
City is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ebright.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Ms FnuoR:-I learn that quits large
number of our citizens, property owners
are petitlonihg the Legislature TO amend
the sewer law, in order to relieve them OF
an enormous debt which TO many OF our
taxpayers Ii OF no use, as they have moth.
Ing to sewer. While we are in favor OF
sewers we think II a hardship that we
should 90 compelled to pay 80 much more
than what would be tho cost to put the
sewer down in front OF our property,
Tho law requires thBm to collect or the
front nifty cents Il front foot and one cont
d SQUARE foot for the area whether you
use tho sewer or not. The petitioners are
willing to give the sewer department one
dollar the running front foot, just double
what they now ask, but nothing Tor The
area and To pay when they mako the con
nection, which think 10 a fair plopost-
tion. The law as 1t now is, is very bother.
some on our laborng men and mechanics,
many OF whom have secured their little
homes. through the different loan assoca.
tions OF our city which requires ali they
car make these hard times to pay their
monthly dues, and the lnterSft on tholr
loan.
Worry many OF these small houses have
nothing to sewer, but have TO pay all tile
same when the sewer ID laid down IN front
ol their property.
| understand that there was n large
messing held on last Saturday AFTERNOONS,
and that tho persuns interested, resolved
to send representatives. 20 Dover to urge
upon our senators and representatives TO
30 ammend the bill, which IL jnst aud
reasonable. ASuFFCELa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
LECTURE At DOVER.
the A. o. u. Mt Holy Cross Church.
Doylh March 10Th

Holy Cross Church was croTded last
evening by people Of all denominations to
listen TO u lecture by Rev. William j.
Bermingham OF ST. MlAry'5 Church, Will
mington, and former pustor OF Holy
Cross CHURCH.
A delightful musical program was ron
dered by Miss SehWab Mrs. HnrklEs and
Nlesers. Gillespie. Mullen, Cnrran und
Nahoney of Wilmington. Miss Agnes
Curley wls the aocompanlst.
Rev Myles J. McManua sali this was
an age OF progress and an age OF educa'
ton. And being an ege OF education we
cannot afford to be 30 ignorant. hut that
1t Is also an ago of fair play. Prejudice is
on the wane, for Intelligent people cannot
be preiudloed. This ls u country nf llber-
ty, freedom and equal rights, whore all
men breathe the Same air N this great
American Republic. We must keep up
with the times and it then remains with
us to make this an age of fair play.
The duty of every citizen OF this great
American Republic is to do his share, but
he cannot do 1t II he cllngs TO tho old
prsiudices. Give every people what be-
longs to them. Let US come together aud
as 1t were compare notes, and II Will be
found that we Catholics arc not SO OBJ.
noxious to the progress of the country
for the liberty of which and to protect
its flag our forefathers fought and bied.
He felt great pleasure in introducing the
lecturer OF the evening, Rev W. J. Ber-
ming ham. who said In part that he feit
eomplimented by Division No. 1. A. o. H.,
Kent county, to have the honor OF adj
dressing them aud their friends.
The A. 0. Ii. Is untarnished in name,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

glorious In history and lofty In integrity
and its motto-Friandship Unity and
True Christian CHARITY is sign OF freedom
for every child until time and earth are
swallowed. AS citizens OF this great com
monweulih tho deepest ignorance is
shown by them who question your rights
When they remember the services of
lrishmen in deiend.D & the n6tlon's integ'
rity.
Civil liberty, freedom and integrity are
founded by an unfettersd ind viduallty
and tie citizens who sacrifice the public
good for the llttleness OF self prejudice
shows the slippery foundation on which
their prejudices are built, Citizenship
meAns activity and vigilance Is the price
OF liberty, A good citizen studteB tile
governments Institutions. Tue old
Greciau and Roman empires foil because
the citizens refused TO recognize the free.
dom Of lts institutions. But there never
was GLASS OF people that hGve been more
loyal In the American Republic than the
sons OF Erin.
Ihe past is the teacher of the present
and tho green banner Heated triumphant.
y when the cry was 40 liberty or death. y
American citizens ship recognizes neither
cast nor class SO there Ior Esther Ike Will
lay before you the history OF American
heroes on the"battle tlGids He felt proud
he WIS an american citilen. They were
TWO words OF benuty which are carried
along from crag, " peak by each catch
ing up the echo.
Then hail to the Irish heroes, Hall to
tho men who fought and bled on the
battleiields OF America for American
freedom.
"By thJir fruits you shall know them"
Therefore We have the toSt Of the valor
OF the Irish soldier.
The lecturer reviewed the glowing deeds
| OF the many beroes Of the different wars
who have Irish names whether the wara
| were in I'LL. %, 16, IS or 1872. 1861 TO 1865.
Then unroil Erin's flag. Let 1t float to
the brseze, let 1t wave Ger the land. let II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.


How to Cure Yourself While Using IL.
The tobacco habit grows on man until
his nervous system Is seriously Affected,
impairlng health, comfort aud happiness.
70 quit suddenly Is too severe shock to
the sysLsm. as tobacco, 10 an inveterate
user, becomes stimulant that his syslen
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You can use all the tobacco you want,
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without the aid OF will power and with no
Inconvenience. 1t leayes the system ns
pure and free from nicotine as tbs day
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antee, at al 90 per box, three boxes.
Qhirty days treatment,) 800, or sent
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IWO.ClGNI STAMPS FOR SAMPLE BOX.
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consin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Tho Judicial Apportionment Bill VIII bo
.... Settled Next Week.


HARRISBURG, March 10 - The house
granted special orders last night for tho
state custodian and judicial apportion-
ment bills. Tho former will on Wodnes.
day bo put on third reading. The other
measure will come up on second reading
next Thursday and for third reading and
final passage the following Wednesday.
Mr.. Nickel Of Philadelphia, was refused
Il special order for his amendment to tile
constitution abolishing spring elections,
and NJ. KpriScslager, of Philadelphia, was
accorded the sumo treatment for the Pen
rose anti sweat shop bill.
Mr. Tillbrook, of Allegheny presented a
bill to authorize any veteran and soldier
or sailor to bring suit against any county,
borough or township, being military sub
district, to recover au amount of money to
which he became entitled by reason Of his
being accredited to such county borough
Of township, on his re-enlistInent to iill
the quota of men then or afterwards called
for from such county, borough or town
ship.
Mr.. Mackrell, of Allegheny, presented a
bill appropriating 500 for an asylum
for the chronic cpileptic and criminal in
sane of western PGnnsylvania. A bill was
introduced by Mr.. Kern, of Lehigh, pro-
v:ding for the health and safety of persons
employed in and about slate quarries aud
mines, and for the protection and skilful
| operation Of slate quarries and mines and
property connected Herewith.
In the senate bills were passed finally:
To empower councils in cities Of tho third
| class to enact ordinances governing street
| sprinl.ling. fix rates for same and provide
for their collection; to provide that the
| ph al mn nj mi hal
survive ngatnst the personal estate of tho
wrOngdocr; to amend the act relating to
fraudulent debtors by granting the right
Of appeal to the supreme court; to i'm.
prove school and other grounds for park
| nurtpsps
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

PHItapELrHGA. March IS Flour quiet;
winter superfne. S212lhi do. extras, SGD
0st0. No. 2 winter family 81 Iu4h2j1; Penn
syivanla roller, straight, ssGlig2 u; western
winter. clear. 81 5lft2 70. Wheat quiet. easier,
wsth lie bid and 4c asked for March,
Corn quiet steady, viii. DC. bid and IaIsc
haktd for March Oats quiet weak, with
BIC hid and 81 lc. asked Tor March. Hay
firm. good TO choice timothy. 81. 30 a 49,
Bert steady Pork duil. Lard steady; west
srn steam, 81; city, s6,62la, Butter firm;
western dairy. bd l3c. do. creamery, llq lpter /;
do factory. Glf 1l.c.; Elgins, lalec.; imitation
creamery. 04siic.; New York dairy. l0itl7lsc /;
DO creamery, old lht I5c.; Pennsylvania
creamery prlnts, fancy, 2lc.i do. choice. 20c.
DO fair 10 good i6dlac.; prints jobblng at a2tb
kSc Cheese steady New York large, 9Illiac /;
small. S6l2c.; pHrt skins. 2l6fsl9e,; full
skins BsDsc. Eggs weaker; New York and
Penn4y ylyauia. l3iR q l5Jic western fresh,
Iatitbllluu: southern. 12IaGi3lac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19
OFFICIALS INDICTED.
More Trouble for New York's Po-
jtA lice Department.
NAMES OF THE ACCUSED WITHHELD

Tho Grand Jury Severely Arraigns High
the Recent Investigation of Police Mis-
| management.
NEW YORK, March 10.-The extraordi.
nary arand Jury which has been investl-
eating police corruptlons came into the
oyer and terminer court ut 1 o'clock J2s'
terday afternoon. The foreman handed
big bundle Of indictments to Justice In
graham. There was Mt least twenty five
indictments in the bundle. Justice In
graham took the indictments, but refused
TO tell who was indicted. Bench warrants
were Mt once Issued. The jury also handed
IN lengthy prosentment, summarizing
the result of their work. The prcsentmcnt
Is scathing arraignment of high police
officials, who arc severely blamed lor hind
sring the recent Investigations.
Among the indictments there were also
several dismissed complaints. Chief among
these were the three complaints for brib
cry against Joseph Silver the cE-cunyict
who was recently arrested at the instance
OF Detectives JnCob and McNlanus. The
complaint for conspiracy against IL. A..
Whitney, Arshllr bennett (Parkhurst
agents., Joseph Li1s and Samuel Cohen,
who were ac used by the same detectives,
was likewise dismissed.
AS soon as it became known that Judge
Ingraham had signed warrants for the in
dictel officials the corridors OF the big
building commenced to fill Criminal law
yers who have defended police eases were
soon on hand, but professed to have no
business In view, but were there simply
through curiosity. Men who have the
reputation Of being friendly to the police
department wero noticeable in the throng.
When Judge lngrahGm reached court ut
bo'clooll the jam was terrific, but all who
had ussoahed to hear the names of thu
Indicted officials were disappointed as
court was immediately adjourned until Il
o'clock today. Rumor ran riot as to who
has been indicted. No one in authority
would speak
Barlow 5 Weeks, assistant district Mt.
torney, in company with another official
from Colonel Fellows office, called at pu
lice headquarters at 6;i5 O'Clock, Both
visitors went directly to Superintendent
Byrnes' private office, where they remained
few moments. It was said that Mr.
Weeks had in his custody warrants for tAI
arrest Of the indicted police officers, whicl
he handed to the superintendent,
MIR. Byrncs left the building shortly aftei
tho departure of Mr.. Weeks. He declinCt
TO talk about tho indictments, but snt
that there would be no arrests during tht
night IL was inferred from his statcmcn
shat tho indicted men would be notitic,
privately to appear in the court house il
the morning To answer to the charges il
tho indictments and give bail,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

Mr.. A. Webber, our enterprlslng mer-
chant. who Is also interested in windmllls.
has his hands fixing the mills Ia this
neghborhood. Ihs severe weather dur.
ing the month OF February gave tho farm .
ers considerable trouble, owing to the
freezing and bursting Of pipes. The roads
are still In very bad condition In this vi
clnity. Tho Methodlsts OF tllis place intend
to have pound and package party Satur.
day night In Institute llall.all are invited.
Alfred I.olland who was kicked on the hip
and shoulder by one OF his horseS Is still
suffering from the blow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

NASHUA, N. H., March 10 Suit has been
brought against the city by Miss Mary Il.
Hunt TO recover possession OF So, 600 form
ery donated for II library. The citizens
have hnd over two years bitter war over
selecting n site, with many appeals and
decisions from the court, and at last tho
donor tired of the bitterness and demanded
the money back Now the citizens aro
fighting that. Chief Justice Doe will hear
the case April o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

ncnt-Wiillnn 4. Watson, who was elected
to tho sennte from Kent county on tho
Democratic ticket, Mr.. Watson was
chosen president Of the senate on the or
gnnizhton Of that body md by virtue Of
that position succeeds to the goyernorship
in case of vacancy by death or resigna
tion This would necessitate new cleo.
tion for senator in Kent county, and
would precipitate lively struggle, for
should Republican be elected to succeed
Mr. Watson It will give the Republicans
control of both branches Of the legislature.
Such election, too, would bring about
lively party struggle between the friends
Of Higgins and Addicks, tho leading
Republican candidates fer tho United
States senatorship. The gain of a vote for
either Higgins or Addtcks, however,
would not necessarily settle the long sena-
torial deadlock, as the friends of tho diff
ferent candidates are as far apart as when
the contest begun. Tho vote taken yester-
day resulted: Higgins tRepl, o. Addicks
(Rcp.), g; Massey Rep 4;Wolcott (Dem),
a u..--strl tfN7-r, \
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-19

BUTTE Ntb. March la-Somc time Fri
day Mrs. w Il. IIolton, respectable wo
man, residing alone in IN isolated part O.
Key Paha county, was outraged an
lynched by hanging. The crime is cred
tied to the vigilantes Of the district, VIII
are believed to be in league with cntti
ru5tlors, Some think rustlcrs committed
hlio Jrimc in revenge for evidence against
thcu furnished by the woman Her strug-
gle for life had evidently been II hard one.
IL is expected that another and probably
several hangings will take place before
louu