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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30

tary aide. The surgeon generals office
lowing il number of women as nurses in
the hospitals at the large camps. The
surgeon general has been averse to hav-
ing women nurses in the field but it Is
said that the large rendezvous camps
cannot be considered as in field service
and the objection to women does not APP
ply as it would ia active service.
General Shafter was heard from, this
afternoon, in a message relating to the
transports IN Santiago which are wanted
to carry additional forces to Porto Rico.
lie reported that they were being unload-
ed as fast as possible. and that the fuea-
tan. Allegheny, Comaland and Marcus
sailed for Tampa, yesterday, while the
Serguanca. Miami and Mattawa were to
sail. today. The department wants at
least three of these boats at once at
Tampa to load on the artillery and cav
airy of Coppinger's division.
General Coppinger said, today. that SO
far these troops have left Camp Tampa:
llth ana 10Th Infantry. under Gen.
Schwan Batteries c ana NJ of the 7th
AftliltTE, troop B, -u ttNtfFy, anu
Troop A, 5th Cavalry.
The following troops are awaiting
transportation: Batteries X and NJ. 5th
Artillery; f. 9Th; II, eth: and Q of the
ith; the 5th Infantry. 9Th Cavalry, Gen.
Hudsons brigade, consisting of the u
Georgia, 5th Maryland and LIST Florida.
ana Gen. Suydcr's headquarters as well
as the division headquarters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
DELAY IN PAYMENT.
Sampsons Men Will Have to Wait Some Time
for Prize Money.

Washington. July 29-The sailors from
Sampson's rect who participated in The
destruction IF the vessels Of Cervera :
sorladron probably Will have to wait some
time for their prize money
The navy department md prepared lists
of all the crews OF the Spanish vessels
and OF the vessels of our own fleet that
participated in the engagement who were
entitled to prize money for the use OF
the auditor of the treasury in settling tho
accounts. but the treasury department
officials in their care to prevent any mis-
application of the funds. required that
thcy be supplied with further detailed in
formation. and this request has neccssi-
tated the return of the lists to the Norti
Atlantic fleet off Santiago for amendment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
Departments Pleased With Results in Porto
Rco-isiand Soon I! Be Reduced

Washington, July 29.-The results thus
far achieved by Gen. Miles and Capt.
Higeinson. IN command Of the naval
squadron in the occupation of Porto
Rico. have created a feeling OF intense
satisfaction among officials of the admin
istration. The surrender of Ponce. prac-
tically without struggle. is regarded by
the war officials with especial Satisfac-
ton. In Importance it is the second city
of the island. 1t has Il population of - Gee
with Il jurisdiction numbering 1000
Yacuo, mentioned in Gen. Miles dispatch
as having been occupied by the American
forces, is only Is miles from Ponce and
was seized by Gen. Miles because it is
the seat of an important jurisdiction OF
q, 500 inhabitants.
The war authorities say Cen. Miles took
possession of Yucao, yesterday. because
at the point it was known that IL large
supply of pack mules and carts could hc
had. This, it is pointed out will be OF
immense value to the American cXpetli-
ton in its march upon the capital, Sar
Juan.
While nothing definite is known to tn,
war officials yet of Gen. Miles plans il
the immediate future. the statement il
his dispatch that the troops will soon u,
in the mountain country is taken to mear
that he proposes rapidly to push on to.
wards San Juan. The lighters taken al
Playa will enable him speedily to lan(
the troops of the expedition as they ar.
rive, and it is believed there will be M
| delay in the reduction Of the entire island
1t is expected that the Spanish force.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
IN '.INIUDiCIOUS MANNER
German Paper Regrets Colrse Germany Has
Taken in the War

Berlin. July 29.-The Frankforter
Zcitung reviewing the war and the role
Germany has played regrets the at
taclls of the Germun press on the Uni
ted States and arrives at the conclusion
that Germany has behaved in thor
oushly injudicious manner" 1t says
Two German vessels ut Manila would
have sufliced amply, and in the future
wc hope the foreign office will take into
It's own hands the settling of all incl
dents in connection with Germany's s
foreign policy including those relating
to marine"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
HARD 10 comsA,.
Inc Evidence Of Our Senses-Wh,s a..
People Say ls Pretty Good Proc, I, !.
gusia People.

/
| When we see It ourselves.
when our own ears hear II. j
When our neighbors tell Il. )
our friends endorse It. ii.
NO better evidence can be had
~ not what people say In Mieh,...
or distantmutterings from calIfo,r,aa
NO deceiving echoes here.
Augusta talk about Augusta na,.,
Public opinion published for ths rs ~
tic good. pue-
There Is no proof like home nro,<
Home testimony at the back ~ s..-
box Of seU
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Can you believe your neiehbor..
Read this statement made bv "a,
zen: Su'
Mrs. L. c. Folger Of SO Northern A..
says; "Doan's Kidney Pills are o.,
! have proved that TO my own sa,i,
faction. My back In CONSEQUENCE !.
the aches which used to fill It botbs,as
me good deal. 1t would ache 90 ~.
could not sleep nights. | have kno.,a
the time when unable to stand n !,
nave got up and walked the fIoor -.
sat in chair, in short, would do arv
thlng that suggested relief. tn,
steady constant ache across NV h,nr,
worse at times, very often roaaa ~
very slow in getting through nv avar.
day work. ] obtained Doan's KidnAy
Pilis at the Old Reliable drug store =.
chas. X. Partridge, and their use ha.
taken all my backache away. | havs
not suffered with it since. I unbesita,.
lngly give them my unqualified on.
dorseInent."
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by an
dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed bv
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y. SOLE
agents for the United States.
Remember the name DOAN'S and
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
POORLY EQUIPPED.
Spanish at San luan dc Porto Rico Mo Matct
for Americans.

Paris, July GA correspondent OF
the Temps at san Juan de Porto Rico.
today, criticizes the insufIiciency and
condition of the equipment of the
Spanish troops in Porto Rico. He
says that if the fighting occurs it will
in no condition to resist the Ameri-
cans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
The Lepanto I0ins Camara.

Gibraltar. July 29-The Spanish
been ordered to join Admiral Camara's
squadron, which has been at Cadiz,
since Wednesday.
The cruiser Alfonzo XIII. is quite un-
fit for sea. She requires extensive al
,.eratinnS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
SPANlARDS nETREATlNG.
Gen. Miles Cables Department Particulars OF
Country and His Operations.

Washington. July 9.-The following
from Gen. Miles has been posted hy ihe
war department.:
Spanish troops axe retreating from the
southern part of Porto Rico. Ponce and
the port have population Of 5a"@. now an
der the American troops. The popuiaeo
received the troops and saluted The flag
with wild enthusiasm.
The navy has several prizes, also 20
lighters. Railway stock partly destroyed
is now restored. telegraph communica-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
To Proceed to New York

Washington, July 29.-Orders have beer
issued for the steamer Concha, which ar.
rived at Hampton Roads. yesterday, witt
a number of wounded officers and pri
Yates from Santiago, to proceed without
delay to New York, where the wounde,
viii be transferred to hospitals for treat
ment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
SPANISH PRISONERS DYING.
Pneumonia Getting in Its Work Among Prison
crs at kittcry. Ne.

Portsmouth, y. H.. july 2@-Three Of
the Spanish prisoners died At Camp Long
this afternoon, TWO deaths being due to
pms umoui:t and one 10 complication Of
diseases There are at least io danger
ously III at the present time ana more
deaths are expected from pneumonia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
Knows Nothing About 4.

London, July 29.--The officials of the
British admiralty say they have heard
nothing of the report. circulated by the
Daily Mail here, today. that a British
transport having on board a detachment
of srcnudier guards bound for Gibraltar,
was recently stopped in the bay of Biscay
by an American cruiser.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
TROOPS FOR MANILA.
The St. Paul With Dakota. Minnesota and
Colorado Troops Sails Friday.

San Francisco. July 29.-The trans
port steamer st. Paul bearing the Isl
Battalion of North Dakota Volunteers
and the Minnesota and Colorado re-
cruits, sailed for Manila, today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30

will offer no vigorous opposition to the
United States troops until San Juan IS
reached. There the great battle in the
eaptrue of the island will be fought I'M
less meantime Spain should conclude TO
yield to the inevitable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
All Doing Nicely.

New York, July 29.-Tne wounded
soldiers at Bellevue hospital from both
the Seneca and the Relief, are doing
well. All of the men are out Of any
danger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30
Contracted for PohtoOns.

Boston. July 29.-The government
has closed the contract with the Bos-
ton Towboat Co. for the use of rs
mammoth pontoons, which Lieut.
iiopson visited this city to inspect
last Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-07-30

They begin to soothe and absorb ~
pain and soreness the moment you ~
ply one. Hop Plasters. Tee cure Is ~
manent and pleasing. f0ur medicans
dealer will supply yoU. -----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-17
PARDON FOR AARON.

Jp,ige Ceose Circulating Petition q, ne Lad's
BehdiG
In the district court at Chandler last
December David Aaron was convicted
of larceny and sentenced TO the pen at
Lansing, Kansas, for period Of three
years. Stealing horse valued at $50
wss the crime. The parents OF the
boy live In Purcell, and are cltizens OF
the highest class.
This week Judge Cease engineered a
petition for his pardon. The docu-
ment was signed by nearly all the
prominent citizens Of Purcell. They
Gnege that the boy has al ways been OF
good character, has already been in
jail and the penitentiary long enough
10 pay the penalty for his crime. 1t is
further claimed by many that he is
Innocent. At least the boy is only IG
years OF age, and il is very likely that
the pardon will be granted.
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BOUND FOR LANSING.

Washita County Prisoners gei Good Terms
81 Timf.
Neal Morrison, sheriff Of Washita
county, passed through TIE city en-
: Ute to Lansing, Kan hs1"r n cus-
tody TWO prisoners tia, were con
vieted at the recent term Of the court
at that place. and sentenced to serve
terms in the Kansas penitentiAry
The prisoners were A. Stanfeld, con
victed OF horse stealing and sentenced
to the penitentiary for four years, and
John Howard, convicted OF COW steal.
ing and sentenced TO FIVE years in the
peuitentiary. There we're two other
convictions ~ this term Of court
Chas. Buckmasters was convicted OF
stealing n pony, but as Charles was
only IS years OF age the court SEN
fenced him to one year in the reformR-
tory, but permitted him to give an ep
peal bond and suspended. In the
United States side OF the court C. S.
Powell was convicted OF passing coun-
terfeit coin and was sentenced to one
year in the Columbus, Ohio, peniten.
fiarv
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TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
Hattie Jordan Does Not Relish Pork an
Bedn Diet.

Hattie Jordan Does Not Relish Pors and
Bean Diet.
Yesterday in district court the frst
cases were fled sincs the advent OF
the new judge. Both were divorce
cases. Hattie Jordan asks for divorce
from ZIP Jordan, and she wants ALI
monv. The Jordans we're married in
December, 1891.
The petition alleges that the defen-
dapt has two sons by former mar
riage that trouble the present wife
good deal. and in their acts OF cruelty
have the sADcti IN of the father. The
plaintiff is a woman OF weak constitu-
tion and cannot stand the fare at the
Jordan household, which is unehang-
ing-bread, pork and coffee.
Ed win p. Flagg asks for divorce
ddcree from Alma Flagg
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The attention of all members of the
A. o. IT, w is called TO the fact that
the new beneficiary certificates are
now here and in the hands OF the re-
corder for delivery. All the cid MEM
bers can get the same by calling on
the recorder at any regular meeting,
signing the roll and returning the old
certificates, The new members may
get their certificates by simply signing
the roll. c. j. TUoHY,
Recorder.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-17
ORDERS ARRIVE
Troops at Fort Leavenworth and Fort
Riley Receive Notice to GO south.

Riley Receive Notice to Go south.
LEAyENwoRrH, Kan, April lG. The
long expected orders for moving the
troops arrived last night, throwing
the fort into fever of excitement.
A mop was in progress at Pope hall,
attended by the officers and their
wives, when the call to arms arrived,
and orders to take the train as soon as
possible. The eight companies Of the
Twentieth infantry, commanded by
Colonel II. s Hawkins, will be the
first to leave, and as their equipment
is all ready they will board the cars
within an hour after the arrival Of
the train.
JUNCTION CITY, Kan, April 16-
Shortly after O'clock orders were re-
ceved at Fort Riley calling for the
entire command to move within forty
eight hours TO Chickamauga. At Fort
Riley there are now two troops of the
First cavalry and six of the Second.
There are forty two officers, $50 en-
listed men and $50 horses.
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today Mr. Speir is qoite ploated with !
he prosperous appearance Of Ohls-
homR and viii incrcafe mis- holdings OF
Oklahoma paper.
United states Attorney samuel over
street returned yesterday FROM re. um
sch, where he has been couducting tho
cases against the Seminole lndifn
burners. The prosecution finished ti,e
taking OF evidence yesterday, and The
case will go TO the jury this week,
Are you lacking ia strength and
energy. Are You netvous, dependent,
/ irritable, bilious. constipated and gen
orally run down down in health2 Ifl
so, your liver is torpid, and few doses
of Herbine will cure you Herbine
has no equal MS health rcstorer r.
b. Lille q Co
Oklahoman: Captain General Hues
whose fame a few months ago was
wide over the west rs the leader Of the
boomers who would invade the Wich
its, Comanche and other countries, has
forsaken for the time his great en-
deavor, and while waiting has opened
q fruit stand on Grand avenue, this
city.
Perry Enterprise: Or. Brengle says
the war spirit runs high in Texas lie
did not see a person while he was IN
the state who did not want TO Gght
Give Texas and Oklahoma diff at the
Dons and the war will bo over. But
he says in all the towns be was Ia he
did not see AZ much activity as we have
every day in Perry.
The Oklahoma day races at the fair
grounds next Friday promise TO be
great success More than 800 in
prizes have been offered so far Billy
Storms, who is engineering our enter
tsinment for that day, has managed
some of the most successful race meets
in the west n g will certainly make 4
success Of our races next Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Blincoe arrived
homo yesterday from Hepler, Kan.
They have been absent nine months
and Mr. Blincoe has visited a number
OF health resorts procuring treatment
Mr.. Blincoe's work as school land com
missioner was arduous and conhninR,
and his health almost entirely failed
His hundreds of warm friends are glad
TO see him back He is dsil0 gaining
in strength and will shortly be entirely
recovered.
The incest table water that has been
introduced into Guthrie is the Boro-
Lithia Water, bottled by the Wakesha a
Water company. 1t is particularly
adapted to correct the indispositions OF
the secretlve organs, and at the same
time q most palatable product Mr.
Evans, the genial manager for the ter.
ritorial agency, Is making arrange
ments to put the Wakeshe waters on
this market in car lots. In addition to
the Boro-Lithia, the Wakesha Ginger
Water ia supplied TO this market The
products OF this company are on sale
by the Eagle drug store, Hamilton &
Co. and Wheelers drug store. A trial
Of the goods is all that is needed to
convince one Of their worth.
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A TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Eight PO'rder Cans Explode OH ne S0p,lpt
One Nan Badiy BurHed

Eight PO'rder Cans Explode oH ne S0ptdpd
One Man BadiV burned
Last night s IL. Miller returned
from trip to Stroud. When near
Chandler on his return he witnessed a
terrific explosion on the grade Of the
Sspulpa. Eight powder cans exploded
in rapid succession and one man was
blown violently TO the ground and his
face burned TO crisp. His clothing
ignited and although the mon of the
camp ran to him in a moment he was
severely burned on the body. lie was
still alive last night
The explosion was caused by the
striking OF a picA into the top OF the
can to open II. The man had just
opened seven cans and as he struck in.
to the eighth it exploded. The seven
others exploded in rapid succession.
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Stay that barking by using Billiards.
Horehound Syrup. IL arrests the
cough, allays irritation Of the throat,
and relieves congestion OK the lungs In
a day. 1t is safe and pleasant 70 take,
and never disappoints. 25 and soc. +.
B. Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-17

The following cases were 6ied yestei-
day in district court: DIV HowenbrAtt
vs.. II. Ritterbusch, treasurer; man Ia
mus for issuance OF deed. Louis e
Pitts VS.. l.. Young; for quiet title.
j. Il. Keaton vs. Henry, John Dare and
Eva Linn; foreclosure and receiver.
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Plymouth Congregstionai-Sunday
school, 10 a. m; worship IL, subject,
"Ezekiels Vision" junior q. r p
m; Y. p. ). Q. f., p. M; evening set
vice, 8, subject, "Life-WhAt?" The
church has been newly painted and
papered, and we invite ali 20 worship
with us. w. Y. Dibble, pastor.
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NJ. E. Church, South-Corner Broad
and Villas Regular services. Sunday
pected to assist with the music. A
called session of the church conference
is set for Monday, at s p. IN. Every
member should be present. Important
matters are to be attended to. E. B
Cnenoweth, pastor.
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II your child has thin, pale cheeks
uncertain appetite and unresttr'
sleeT, it has worms, and curing wiz
strong medicines only makes conrc
tions worse by irritating its delicsrI
stomach WHITES CREAM VERT
FUGE Is mild bu, certain in effect, 10
is a superior tonic As well as pos,
worm destroyer. Il. b. Lille & Gu
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VANCOUVER British Columbia, April
l6. Tho steamer Paekshan, which ar
rived here to-day from Dyea Alaska,
reports that the search for bodies in
the Chillsoot slide has been concluded.
SiXty-two bodies have been taken out
altoge ether
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DENOUNCE LEE.
His Utteranoes Regarding the Maine
Denounced at MadrId.

Denounced at MadrId.
Madrid, April l6.-The utterances
OF General Fitzhrgh Lee on his return
to the United Sta tes regarding the
Maine, etc, are violently denounced
here
Seneral Weyler reiterates that the
letter, oi which he is said TO be the
author, referred, 10 by General Lee, is
upochryphal.
II is announced here ttat in spite OF
the armistice, the insurgents continue
their incursious, and it is added inat
the government has received news 10
the effect that new iilibustering ex-
petitions are being organized in Flor
ida, their destination being the island
of Cuba
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-17

Guthrie Lodge, No 426 p. o. L
held an interesting social session last
evening. Twenty eight mem bers were
present and the sky-fugle degree was
conferred on e. W. Jones. The follow
ing officers were installed for the eu-
suing term: H. s. Cunningham. ex-
allied ruler; l. b Levy, exalted leading
knight; II. D. PlAtt, exalted loyal
knight; q p Brooks, exalted lectur-
az knight; W. NJ. Bronson. treasurer;
John Golobie, tylNr; Jess Hunter. see
retary; Q. NJ. BArneNe, chaplain; b. d..
Smoot, esquire; o GN Bekemeyer, in
ner guard; Paul Jundt, &rganist. The
lodge rented one whole hoSpr on Okla
homA avenue, for lodge purpcsSsf New
paraphernRlia has been rec "a
the Elks are now in splendid
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Rates to Kiondike.

Taking effect April 20, the rates TO
North Pacific coast points will be ad-
vanced $40 on first and second class
tickets After this date the rates from
Guthrie to Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle will be $50 Gj on the rebate
plan. Parties contemplating going
would do well to take advantage OF
the rates before this date
A j CoRKINs, Agent.
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Christian Church-1O a. IN. Sunday
school; IL communion and preaching,
AFTER the Resurrection, What?" 2;3O
p. m. Junior @. e -, Y. =. ). C. Il 8,
preaching, "The Natural and the
Spiritual" You are welcome. w. A
Humphrey, pastor.
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For the above occasion we will sell
round trip tickets to DallaG and Fort
Worth at the rate of one fare for the
round tnp. Tickets on sale June la
aud ls. ls9s. Final return limit III.
teen days from date Of sale. Continu.
Gus passage in each direction.
A. J. CoRKINs, Agent.
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CHURCHES.

Pastors Who HncRe Your attendance To-
day.
Presby yterian Chureh-Corner Noble
and Division streets, Rev. w. @. Miles,
pastor. Morning service at IL O'clock,
subject, The New Commandment;
evening at s. subject, second series on
"The Burning Bush;" Sabbath school
at 9:45 a m; Junior Endeavor p. m
Y. p. 5. C. Il. p. M. Everyone made
welcome at these services, and strAng-
ers particularly invited.
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First Baptist--UsuAl services today.
Bible school, 9:45; preaching by the
pastor, IL a. M and D. m young peo-
ple's meeting; p. N. Strangers made
welcome.
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Articles of iIcorpt OF th'iled
by the Shawnee Co lpany.
She ncorporators Epa ,dolph,
Sherman. TexAs; has ~, j. r.
Dale, Sr, 5. A. 1 l,ha q Roun-
tree, Greeuville, r 49,, lde, w.
Il. Peoples, II. n. Beard'es J. II.
Msxey, Shawnee, o. II.
Tho Good Hope Cemetery assotA-
ton OF ClYmer, o. T. was granted 4
charter. The incorporators are Thos
CopeD hover A. r Walker, M. j. Hal
and W. Patrick
A charter was granted TO the Noun
tain Home High School company OF
Greer county, for the purpose OF main
tanning a select high school. The pro
jectors are J. N Olds, Quartz; r. O
Olds, Mangum; S Il. Tuttle and j. c.
Collins, MI Walsh, and j. A. Trotter
Quartz
The secretary issued notary public
commissions to the following:
H. Il, Flufche, Perry, for Noble
county; G.. w. Mitchell, King fisher,
for King6sher county; Geo H. Seton,
Taloga, for d county, ID. p. Richard.
son, Union City.
Secretary Jenkins granted a charter
TO Lodge No o, /, o o f., Of Chand-
Ter. the trustees Of which are Eugene
Deacon, John c, Eckard and Austin j,
Rittenhouse.