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At Chicago.

Chicago. July 7.-Results at Washington
park: Fffteen-sixteenths of a mile-Dunois
won, Muskalonge second, Cash Day third
time, 1:3il9. Five furlongs-Survivor won,
ann second. Galathea third; time,
1:01%. Five furlongs. the Lakewood
takes, $500 added. sweepstakes for 2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES won Hardy Pardee
second. Formero third; time, 1:O0%. Mile
and three-siNteenths-Boanerges won, The
Roman second, Time Maker third time,
1:5Sl4. Mile and a acknowledgement won,
Charles Christie second, Alfresco third;
time. I.47L.
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nation at the hands OF the populist party.
He favors the union OF the silver forces
of the state on IN honorable basis. but
.disapproves of the populists yielding TO
the democrats on the question OF moving
the populist convention from Moscow to
Boise for the purpose Of enecting a fu-
sion. 1t IL expected eventually he will
Join the middle-of-the-road element.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-08
VIII Carry the News.

San Francisco. July The steamer
Coptic Of the Occidental and Oriental line
sailed this afternoon for Hawaii and the
Orient. The Coptic will be the fret steam
or 10 inform the Hawaiians Of the annex
alton OF the Islands.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-08
Death of Mace Warren.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
Spokane. July Mace Warren. wei
known in Montana. a brother OF General
Charles s. Warren, died tonight at a hos
pital aged -.
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Candidate for Reelection.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. Idaho, July 7.-Congressman
James Gunn arrived here from Washing
ton to-day. lie is a candidate for renomi-
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Signed the Rili.

Washington. July THE president
signed the bill aunexing the Hawaiian
islands at : p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

about 81 600 each, including the ap-
proaches. Payne County Populist.
First class board SO per week. s24
North Division street.
For rem. Two rooms, furnished or
unfurnished, Inquire at b23 East
Mausur avenue.
Toys, guns, wagons, wbucks, tool
chests, magic lanterns, steam engines,
hobby horses, games etc, in great va
riety at Lillid's.
Articles of incorporation were filed
today in th office Of Secretary Jen-
k,n5 for the Bank OF Jefferson, with u
capital STOCK Of s. 900.
President Page is straining every
nerve 10 make tue u,iversity q succe b,
but unless tue coming legis ature ap-
prUpria es at least $50, 900 TO meet the
urgent needs of the university we can
nj See how he can b pc TO succeed
II the churches, colleges and other
charitable stitutlons were obliged TO
get along on the money donations OF
people VINO never do wrong they would
soon Ue reduced TO cornbreAd ct.
Haller legged chickens would be out of
the question. King Usher Free Press
/ The Leaders circulation (, rapidly
growing. There are many names add
ed daily. Ii You do not get your paper
iegulary please notify this Uiiiee. Tue
buslnt ss men who advertise in the
Leader reap good results II you waat'
the people To know you are on earth
/ you should advertise in the Daily
Leader, the leading pager in OKLA
/ hUma
Old Glory has been planted In many
lands and the sun never sets on her
dumin Ons. We know OF something
else that Is taking ss firm hold ana
has come to stay. IL is the laooiing
mans friend, aud gives him muscle
d strength To stand the days labor
and toll. Cheaper than the cheapest,
quality the best Of its grace. Old
Glory Flour.
Guthrie people are becoming metro.
pOlItan in their ways. A bout 50 homes
are supplied @ith telephones, and at
least Is residents are using incand g.
cent iights, with the latest fixtures
aud chandeliers. Som of the homes
iiiumina ed with electricity are those
uf hon. u. II. Flynn, L. B. Levy, &. +
Kingsley, Horace Speed, w. Is Cross
land, Joseph Severns and Judge G. X.
Brooks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

Irisoo LiHe 81 louis q Saa franoisoo n n
The direct through car route &C
point in southwest MISSOURI, South.
ern Kansas, Arkansas, Indian Tern
tory and Texas.
The most diree- route 10 ST. Louis
snd the east. Doable daily vestibuled
trains. free reeling cars observa-
tion aud drawing room slees ers. Har
vry dining halls. Ash yo~, nearest
ticket agent for full part Nlars or
write the genel Al passenger agent, ST.
Louis. B. L WISCHEIL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22
TOWN TOPICS

Books of,al kinds at Lilies drug
store.
''Cracker Jack" at Miller's Candy
Kitchen.
Mill1sery at half price at the Fair
this week
For sale "A End roll top desk See
NJ. r Trott,r.
Don't fail tc call fcryour tickets on
Il . uol AZ Lilhe's.
spen er is the stove man. corner Of
Okiahoma ana First ST.
For reut--A good house Of rooms.
Inquirr at 4lo N, Broad ~, Guthrie.
A arge line Of pocket knives Best
metal mede. AZ opencer's hardware
store.
The big show, 40 artists, oklahoma
City Elks, are regis cred Of the Capitol
nUtel.
Hon. Artie Daniels Is seriously think
ing Of taking advantage OF the bank
ruptcy ia~.
Remember your friends Christmas.
Vauderpool's drug store has dne line
Of prese Is.
Have you seen those beautiful pie
lures at l. lies drug sore Prices
from l5c TO Si.
Mai sic steel ranges. The finest
5 owes ON earth. For sale by the
/ Spencer HARDWARE Co.
The recent grand jury sitti' at
South McAlestrr, returned 1870 indict-
ments ignored 20.
Fancy vases, cups and saucers, H.
I quer se5., ctass t-akettles and many
novelties at Lilies.
Subs antial presents IN the way of
enHmelen ware. Look at them at the
Spencer Hardware store.
You know H. as Lilies drug store,
but II VOC 60 there YOU will find 1t is
the holiday emporium Of the ei y.
Monday night burglars entered the
house of a c. Mai II. a. Oklahoma
City, and secured $40 In cash and
gold watch.
1t is said that a band Of 80 Arapahoe
INDIANS have formed colony on the
cooperative plan md will leave next
week Tor the Philippiue Islands.
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College Mandolin club will refuse 10
play for any church social unless meal
ii kets are given in advance. The boys
must eat.
School boys should be more careful
in their playful exercises One OF Mr.
I II 4 Is little boys received a broken
limb yesterday by being tripped up
10y one OF his play mates
The funeral Of Mr.. Whitney occurred
today and was larry ely attended. He
was injured few days go by dirt
box falling upon MIN while working
IN a well. lie died yesterday from his
injuries.
Christmas carols will soon be sung
over the land and the hearts of al
will be gladdened bv hristmas festiy-
tiles. Santa Claus is now ready 10
greet you at Nandvrpoofs drug store.
Next Monday will be toy day at Lii
lies drug store, AID special discount
OF ten per cent vii oe given 10 all
who purchase toys aud games n that
day
Cigar smokers are especially iuYlted
10 call at OLE smiths. ll5, south Division
street Rno see how good q smoke il is
possible 10 get for little money AL
he leading brands carefllly selected
by an old fellow who l. somel hing OF
smoker himself,
The two best bridges In Payne coun-
/ " have just been completed ov r still
water creek, west OF town, They are
( iron struc,u. IS ard are modes OF
J worth aud beauty, Their cost will be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22
Personal MENTION.

J. NJ. Baker Is in from Downs.
Jerry Campbell is in from Lea.
G. f. Mors, is here from WicLita.
]. c. Smith is down from Wichita.
A. o. Lpseomb l. in from Morrison
F.E. Rudolf, Of Louisville, is in the
city.
Senator Lynd is down from Ponea
City.
Editor Boenscbidt is over from 81
Reno.
J.H. Plant, Of Harrisonville, Mo, is
in the eity
Bank Examiner Pugh is back frca
Woodward.
Mrs. Is. D. Sm.ot left yesterday for
Kansas CltY.
Judge Jeho W shsftei is Up from
OkiahOIn% Ilty
Rev. A. u. Sicholns conc ue ed SER
vices lvs, night 20 re'ry.
Roland Tvrnei arrived to lay fron
the oalina ml'itary s1hJol
A. f. Keaeh has taken u position
with JeWeIer h. n Douglas
II X. Tingle in Osipuoma City to-
dsy LOOKING a,i=r iouse atiairs.
A. C. Goodrich, OF the Ba,timore &
Ohio raiirvad, Was hele yesterday
Miss Grace Frary # souix city, La, 4,
Is the guest VI ner sister, AIRS. a. a.
humphrey.
George w. REILLY. representing the
Doid Packing company, Wichita has .
is in inc city.
The Women's Benevolent Associa-
tion will meet win airs. Turner, fil
dsy at2 =. m.
Secretary Jenkins has issued n no
tariai commission 10 hanmoai {. 81.
Clair, Of hlng Usher.
james Bryan. the hustling Anheuser-
Buscn agent al Perry Was ID the city
today between trains.
Captain 5 A. Mann drove over from
El Reno yesterday TO Look aiter h,s
opera house. lie will return Friday
f.. j. Dodge, Of Kansas City, special
agent OF the Wells Fargo express, was
entertained yesterday by agent Cor
kins.
Miss Flora SHIELDS, OF Newton, en-
route 70 CieOurne, leNos. stopped to-
day 20 visit NJ ss Lizzie ovhcmmerhorn,
Of The Daily Qapit-i
Ply Rutledge, for number Of
years mahag Tor the Isaac Pay ton
Comedy company, 70 IN the city ahead
OF th- T.. .ks Minstrel company.
Edi or Amos Fits was down today
FROM Perry, lie is Undecided as yet
which ace Ia the legislature ne
wants, " hether che plain or sergeant
alarms.
The Chickasaw legislature has pass
ed A law taxing non-citizcns one dol
l0r each Tor eve y member Of mi
ly Rs a permit tax, aud twenty-five
cents hetd To- ali stock.
Mrs. Frank Wllber aud daughter,
Phllarmour, arrived n the city yester
day frOul Arcmore and Will pass the
holidays with her husbands parents,
Dir. and Mrs. f.. j. WILDER.
SIR. J. J II ustop, Of Guthrie, who
Is assistant secretary OF Okls lshoma, left
this morni on the fast mail Tor
home, after two days of bus ness
Nh lie here he purchased legislative
supplies far Oklahoma and attended
The Commercial club baiquet lie
knows that Kansas City is good place
10 DO business IN. and imagiues IL IL a
good place 70 live in.-Kansas City
Journal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22
First Published in the Gushrid Daily Leader
December n, 1879.
LIQUOR NOTICE
[ AfayNonneIn-

To Wnom II May Concern
Notice is hereby given that VIM BarrinEer
for Barringer & & =, has this day al his
petition 10 sell q retail SLirituous aud Vim
GUS and Malt Liquors in Guthrie, Logan
County, Oklahoma, and that. unless objec-
tion be hled on or before the 8lst day of De
oemb-T r, A ID. 1888, said petition win be
granted.
G Ithrie, Okla, Dee 10 1895.
X. EMMET STEWART, County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

The Missouri, Kansas & Texas rail
road com any wills II low rate round
trip tickets on November lst, 18th,
Decem5er 9th and Goth, with final
limit of return 81 dayc from date Of
sale An excellent opportunity Tor
homeseekers, tourists aud investors to
vie y 1or themselves the great re-
sources OF the state. Fo fertilizer ir-
formation address, v. Il. Drew, 6. F,
& 4, A.. Parsons Kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22
.ln RntI.n.iastte Friend.

Alva, Oklahoma, Decem Der IS. 1898.
N. w. MaRruder, of this place, is an
enthusiastic friend OF the well-known
medicine, Hoods SArsaparilla. Since
taking II he can eat what he wants
without dis ress, and says his health
is better than for dve years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22
Realty Tramsfers.

United States 10 N. ]. Adams. the
1r Of sec 81, tp IS. re. W.
W. G. Hsgsn to Benz. S. simnonds.
VS., ar Of sec 5, tpl5,
Charles Howe 10 o. 4. McChenon, ~
9, lot 1, block 2, MulhGn.
J. sreelander 20 W. H.coFle. " S, los
Q, block &C., Guthrie.
Ferd Rifterbuseh 10 Joha RedAsh,
lots %, 20 and "a, block 4 +. Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

When you ask for DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve dom accept co nterfeit
or imitation. There are N re cases
Of piles being cared by tn than al
"thers combined. j. w. Wheeler 4
Son
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab let's.
All druggists refund the money il IL
fails TO cure. csc The genuine las
4. h. .. or each ,ablet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

The National Couueii Modern Ton.
ties, Of Wichita, X g., q frsternai or
ganik8tion, vas cherler todGy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

The largest stock Of fancy China
ware in the city at the Fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-22

The largest stock of toys and holi.
day goods Al the Fair
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
SUIT TO Be BROUGHT
Against the Bondsmen of Ex-
County Clerk johnson.
ORDERED BY THE BOARD
The Total Amount Of n Defalcation Il
Not Known-0 rice Gets a Year In
the Pen-He Pleaded Guilty
to Robbery.

The county attorney yesterday re-
ceived another notice from the board
of county commissioners to bring suit
against the bondsmen of c. q. John
son. the e~x-county clerk. tn recover the
amount of his embezzlement. johnson
was indicted over a year ago and short
ly after ne left for South Africa the
former board of commissioners directed
that suit be brought on his official bond,
but for various reasons no action was
taken. The new board now makes a
similar request, and a suit viii prob
ably o be brought. James II. Lynch
and James A. Murray are two of the
bondsmen. but were on Johnson's bond
at different periods. The amount Of
the embezzlement under the period OF
the Murray pond is understood tn be
little or nothing. The total amount of
the defalcation Is not known, as under
the decision of Judge Lindsay last Sat
urday the county clerk and recorder
can also recover the transcript fees
held out by Johnson during his term
of office, amounting to several thousand
dollars. The amount Of the embezzle-
ment proper is near $4,000.
Frank Grice. charged with robbery
and a prior conviction, was to have
been tried yesterday in Judge Clancy's
court, but Grice made a proposition to
plead guilty and take a sentence of one
year in the penitentiary and his offer
was accepted. When court opened the
county attorney asked leave to amend
the informatiO nagainst Grice by strik-
ing out the charge of a prior cOnvic-
ton. Permission was granted and the
defendant then pleaded guilty to the
charge of robbery and asked to be
sentenced at one, which the court did
by giving him one year in the peni-
Tertiary.
The Western Asphalt and Gravel
Roofing company yesterday commenced
an action against o. w. Allen to re-
strain him from selling "A house located
on some leased ground in the Hopkins
addition. The house is also claimed
by Murray, King Il Ducie. who have
a suit pending against Allen for 1t.
Allen has a chattel mortgage for $175
on the house, given by the plaintiff
and 1t was due last Novem-
Der, but the says the mort
gage notes were given IN payment
for the house. payment, however, not to
be made until the title to the property
was settled, and in case the court
should decide against Aliens title. then
the notes and mortgage should be void.
Allen, however, threatens to sell under
a foreclosure. and the court is asked to
enjoin him. n.
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purpose of renewal or augmentation of
military supplies or arms or the re-
cruitment of men.
Thirdly. to exercise due diligence I'm
Its own ports and waters and, as to all
persons within its jurisdiction. to pre-
vent any violation of the foregoing OBJ
legations and duties"
The second rule doubtless
for the enforced departure OF the
United States fleet at Hong Kong. The
first rule appears to apply directly to
several ships purchased by the United
States abroad and 10y hurrying to
completion in British yards. Most inn
portant OF these Is the fine cruiser AL
bany. formerly the Abrouill. Of the Bra
lillian navy. From the strict rule
adopted in stopping the torpedo boa
Somers and the mail steamer Ireland.
as reported by press dispatches. IL Is
believed the rule against the departure
of w%arships will be given a very rigid
construction.
Doubt is expressed here as To the
report current in London that the proc
-lamation was due To an understanding
between the United States and Great
Britain. in order that ether countries
might be urged to adopt a similar at
titude of neutrality. IL is hardly be-
lieved the United States would rye a
proclamation. the first effect of which
is to tie up American warships nearing
completion in British yards.
1t was stated in high diplomatic
quarters to-day that no further doubt
existed as to the attitude Of Portugal
in maintaining neutrality. This is re-
gsrded as specially important at this
time. owing 10 the fact that the Cape
Verde islands. the Azores n the Ma
deiras belong TO Portugal. All Of these
groups have fine harbors and coaling
facilities. and are so located as to be OF
vital service TO the Spanish navy in case
their use were not barred by Portugafs
neutrality. The neutrality OF Portugal
will prevent a longer use Of these islands
as a base of operations for the Span
ish ships. or even a stopping place for
them. They will be forced to go to
one Of their own ports. the Canaries
probably being the most advantageous
point. now that Cape Verde and other
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
Wisconsin Students Organize.

Madison. Wis. April ga mass meet
ing of university students held in the
gymnasium was addressed by President
Adams. He discouraged the students
from rushing into service at present, but
advised them to organize and drill. and
IL they should be needed later to go home
and raise companies. In this way they
could do the most effective service. He
said the recent action of the students In
trampling a Spanish flag in the mud was
u~ndignihed. President Adams continued:
81 heartily approve of the war. Up to the
last moment / hoped that President Nc
kinley would be able to accomplish what
the nation demanded by peaceabie means.
But that proved to be impossible. Every
consideration OF humanity and national
honor now requires that we fight IL out
to the bitter end" His speech was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. Acting on
the presidents suggestion fve companies
of - men each were Immediately formed
and oficered. Daily drills will be held.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
some Changes Made.

Washington. April 26.-The rendezvous
for the Kansas troops has been changed
from Kansas City to the military reserva'
tion at Fort ~Leavenworth. The apportion'
ment OF Idaho has been changed from tive
troops of cavalry TO two battalions of In
fantry. Two troops of cavalry are appor'
toned TO Indian territory.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
Tremendous Enthusiasm.

Chicago. April 26.-Amid tremendous
enthusiasm over 5000 militiamen march
ed out OF Chicago tonight u for
the war. They comprised the first.
second and seventh regiments of in
fantry. and the first cavalry. The
streets In front of the several armories
were so crowded with cheering citizens
as to be absolutely impossible. When
finally the regiment moved. the cheers
drowned the music of the brass bands,
and so general was the impulse To shake
hands with and embrace the blue-clad
boys-men n women alike became
hysterical-that the ranks lost all
semblance OF military formation. Thou
sands followed each regiment to the
trains and cheered the volunteers to the
echo as they departed for Springfield.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
The OMccrs Named.

Washington. April 26.-Secretary Alger
has detailed the officers to muster the
volunteers into the service of the United
States. The officers are to go without de-
lay to the rendezvous designated and re-
port their arrival to the governors OF
the states and execute the work assigned
them as soon as practicable. In Montana
the rendezvous Is Helena and the muster
ing officer is First Lieutenant X. b. Wal
lace. ID cavalry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
Mining tho Harbor.

New York. April 26.-The work OF laying
submarine mines In the lower bay was
continued to-day. Thus far "a mines have
been placed I'm the bay. and 1t Is believed
that three times that number will he
planted from Fort w~adsworth to Sandy
Hook. Should a hostile feet succeed i'm
passing the Sandy Hook fort they would
come to grief In the harbor because OF
the mines
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-27
May Attack D~wey's FLEET.

Washington. April pa rather startling
suggestion and one that Is causing some
disauietude among naval officers here. Is
that the Spanish feet at Cape Verde may
make directly for the Philippines by way
OF the Cape OF Good Hope to attack Dew
ey's Asiatic squadron. which II would far
exceed In strength. The Suez canal being
closed under neutrality laws to warshios
Of belligerents. there would be nothing to
do i'm this case but send some of Admiral
SIMPSONS ships on a long chase after the
Spanish fleet or instruct Dewey to repair
10 homo walters.
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since the rebellion. marked the DEPART
ure to-day Of the state militia for mobil-
ization at Island Lake. 80 miles west OF
Detroit. Tomorrow morning l55 men
of the first ami third divisions Of the
Michigan naval reserve will leave De-
troit for service OF h auxiliary cruiser
Yosemite, now at Norfolk.
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Stin at Cane Verde.

st. Vincent. April 26.-s:i5 y. m.-The
Spanish fleet Is still here and there is no
sign of intention to put to sea. Ammuni-
tion and project.les are placed ready on
deck for each gun. On board the warships
the men appear anxious to fight. The
squadron is still busy taking stores ON
board and coaling.
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~CoutrRbund of War.

Berlin. April 2s.-The German steamer
Pennsylvania. which was to have sailed
from Hamburg for the United States OF
sunday last. was only permitted to sal
after she had re-landed 10000 hundred
weight OF ~saltpetre. which Is regarded as
contraband of war.
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~us,o.Aweric.u Alliance.

Berlin, April 26.-The New York CORE
spondent of the Cologne Gazette "abled
his paper that he learns from IAN espe-
clally trustworthy source" that agree
ments already exist between the United
States and Great Britain. which. IL the
present British abine continues IN Of
flee. must lead In the future course Of
events to an alliance"
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In q Turmoil.

Sioux Falls. s.. D.. April 26.-The
South Dakota militia has been in a tur-
MOL to-day. Las night an order came
to recruit seven troops of cavalry. This
was not well received. but q reorgan-
ization OF militia into cavalry was be-
gun. Late tonight an order came for
a full regiment Of infantry instead OF
cavalry. Recruiting has been going on
all day and the troops will begin arriv-
ing tomorrow and go into camp here.
Sioux Falls bankers to-day subscribed
5000 To defray expenses OF mobilizing
the troops.