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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21
KENTUCKY LIQUOR CO., Agents.

oUTHRIE. OKLAHOML

We did not organize our classes in
German on the 10th inst. owing 10 the
entertainment of the Lyceum Course,
but we will now organize on Monday
evening, the 18th inst Glasses meet
at 1880 p. m. Tuition 81 per month for
two lessons of QUO and a half hours
each per week. All persons interested
will please call at our sffice or at the
music store Of Prof. Oscar Lehrer for
enrolment. Enrolment should be
made at once. Capital City Business
College.
old Moses and the best whis kies,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21
YOUNG PEOPLE MARRY.

OF Lyon and Grace Shdrtim Qaietiy Mar
ried WsdHesddy afternoon
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock a
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ
ShArum, 7O9 East Cleveland, Grace
their eighteen-year-old daughter, wal
united in marriage to OFT Lyon, thC
youngest son OF Mrs. Ell zabeth Lyon
Probate Judge Foster tied the kno
making the two young people one. Il
was a quiet home affair, only mem berl
Of the family being present. The bride
and groom left yesterday for Mr.
Sharum's farm near Cushing where
they will pass their honeymoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab cts.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails TO cure. 25c. The genuine Las
l.. b. q. on each tablet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

over 1000 pounds Of pen and penci
tablets were received by i b. Lillit
4 Co. a short time age. The larges
tablet for a nickel you eversaw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21
Days of Registration.

Next Monday and Tuesday the
voters OF Guthrie must register IL they
wish to vote at the forthcoming No
vember election. Remember the days
are Monday and Tuesday, October "a
and Ok
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

Merit always wins in the long run,
That's the reason that Old Glory flour
is taking the lead of all cheao -four
not cheap as to grade but in price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

James Grant, a ranchman, was fined
ten dollars this morning in mayor
court for disturbing the peoce OF wes'
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

BALLARDs Snow LINIMEST is the
most penetrating liniment in the
world 1t cures pain and inilamma-
tion of al kinds quicker than any
other remedy. Price soc. Every bot
tie guaranteed. +. L. Lille s. Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

Have you seen that elegant line of
stationery at Lille & Cos. cost sale
for ten dass only2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

An elegant line OF initial letter
seals, wsx, etc, just received a. Lii
lies drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

rheumatism causes more aches and
pains Than any other disease II W aLe TO
acid In the blood and IS cured by hoods
Sar saparilia, which neutra izes this acid.
Hoods Pills cure blliousness Mailed
Tor b cents bv C.I HOud a 90. IuMen Mae.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

Dress goods and silk sale at The Fair
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21
Germ N Henriettas.

40 inches wide Frederick Arnold's hest
brand, brilliant, glossy Fl ish; these
goods are priced at 81 a yd, this sale 73
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

Cid Moses and the best whiskies,
ell, Harrison Ave. tT-tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

Fifteen pieces Of rough stuffs for street
wear, same colorings and mixtures
that prevail in the more expensive,
II managed right they evolve itto
suits surprisingly stylish; choose
them Thursday at t....-.................-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-21

In silks we excel in quality, variety and
price-any way you want to put it.
They did not come from an auction,
but they came from somewhere and
pric are named this week TO k,e ep
pace with the selling in the wooden
goods section. Choice of 25 pieces of
fancy culored silks, all silk, eve
one OF them in br cade, Waldorf
checks, emboss stripes, military
stripes, am Der plaids, and grosgra
brocades- such silks are priced to
you ordinarily at 81 per ard-begin-
ming Thursday morning at...-..............
Choice OF Is pieces CT fancy waising and
trimming silks in b oca1e Glace and
changeable weaves; an ex ensive ar
ray OF ! the brilliant colorIngs Of
the season, worth s5c and 81, At.......
Choice of twelve pieces all silk black
brocades in heavy weights for sepa-
rate skirts; these skirts are "a inches
wide, rich pattern silks that ordi-
nary shops will charge you a dollar
for, this week ................-.........-....
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Hfnjabr !!
Den s. earinkan.

Billfomnien unSl U2it hcllem Saudjseu
BegriiBen mir bid, junges Sabr;
Oh fteigft cmpor aus .3nfnnftsbunteI
SerbeibnngspoG nnb maienflor.
Did, bolo @ebeinlnib, ;i entihfeterr,
Serlangt bas Sers pou bei6er Wtad,t:
Vringft bu nns Slid, bringit bn nns Sammtr,
&onlnlt Sonnenlidt-fomm tiefe Waht?
@ibit bn uns Slid, bann taud,en lelig
gSir in bie Slmtb ber quit binein,
uno gibit OIL Serseleib nnb Summer,
Oann iou and oies setragen iein.
5um sYroft" labt bic @ldier tonen-
. fife 3aubermelobiel
Wtbg fie nod oitnlalS ms erflingen
Sn lnitbnrhpiirSter Sarmonie.
On jnnges Sabr, mir feiern better
llno frob oein bcffnungsreid) Griteb'n,
Wfit gang unO Subel INN bcgonnen,
90 iouft on and) gu Gnbe sebn.-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Die perd)tababa.

8erbta ober percbta, bas beiBt bic
.@l0nSenbe, bieB bel ben in Siio=
oeutif)lano wobnenoen Wermanen oie
Gonnenlhein uno 9iesen lpenoenoe
@emahlin DeS @ottes gSoban (lo-lt
Srissa senanntl Die aub ais Siiterln
Der Gbe unb beS bdusliden SleibeS
nad Gem Solfsslauben auf @roen ers
l6ien, Inn nab benz Hebten su ieben.
Cur ,Seit Der 8interionnenmenoe belt
tie NIT ibrem @emabl Mooan unl;ua
ourb bic 2anbe; bann wuree oen boben
9Ottern 81 Gbren bas @eibna1tsieit
9eIeiert.
Spdter, in briItliher 3eit, hing bas
Solf oodl nod INNER an ben alien,
ibm Hebseuoroenen Yoritellunsen, unb
10 lebte Wooan alS rlpilOer Sdser,"
als Der wilbe rSdimmelreiter" ooer
areiier saubermdbtiser @anberer in
Gage uno Widr6en fort, feline Srau
aber oils meile, Sesen ooer unbeil
brinsenbe sllte,- bic nadliebt, oh i'm
Saule glles in Srbnuns lit, Die Wldsoe
ibren Slad)s gut ab9eiponnen baben
nno 10 peiter. 9iod jest erideint lie.
balo am 80. Oe;erber, balo am 2. ooer
6. Sanuar, in mand)en @esenben Siioe
oeutlhlanbS unb Seiterreibs als grauz
topIise glte nit GROCER Oiaie unb lans
gen 3abnen, Die ben artisen Ginbern
@el9eate brinst, un9eborlame unS
faule aber beltrait.
go ipielt tie i'm alpenlanbe Gdrns
ten alS rTer6tababa" Die Holle bcs
Vartels, oes &ne6ts 9iupre6t ooer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

nuo beIIer wsrbeubeu auoen. Der oIte
0err aber fcBte ieiue Oanb, flopfte
ibm auf bic Ghutter uno iubr ldtelno
fort: rNnr cine Hiidliht bite idb mir
anS--ifb fann feline Standardization lel=
ben. Was In meinem 6aule porgebt,
oaS 1bun un6 Oanheln Der Wleinen
nno mas oamit 3ulammenbdnat, ,nuB
ofien lpie Elm aufseiblagenes Buh Dor
mir liesen. Daber eiiuhe id sic, Der
Seritedenipielerei elm Gnoe su maiden;
iprehen Sie nit mir, iobalo Gle pols
len, uno Dor glllem: fommens Gle
beute abeno baib adt llbr Al uns gum
Nbenobroo. DaS mar es, mas ict1 ,Sbnen
iasen mollte uno Sbnen langit gelaat
batte, wenn sic midi nur bitten aus.
reOen laHen mollen. gloieu!"
Gbe Der Sanoioat elm @ort ermibern
fonnte, bate Der proiellor bas 3immer
perlaiien. Tbeooor blieb lOie i'm
2raume befansen suriid; er iiirdtete
faIi, nod unter Den @irfungen oes
SDluelierpunlhes su leiben. 9lIs er
lid) jebod) bon ieiner pollen .3ured)z
nunssiabigteit iiber,eust bate, besann
iein antlie su itrablen uno gu leuhten;
er 9ing ietis i'm .3immer auf uno ab
uno murmelte bon Seit gu 3eit
lahelno Dor li6 hin: rDie mobluber,
le9telten llnternebmun9en iino mir
feblsesan9en, mabrenb eine unperseib>
lide Oumnlbeit bas Slid meineS
Nebens besriinbet. Ger SDluelterpunl1
1T bod cine id0ne Si,nmelssabe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Splueltfrelokrnklanse.
Don O.. ll)illserotb.

DIE gloden Idnten oas Reuiabr eitt-
Eereint gu jubelnoem 5Selfe -
Gttt ldrnenb bel geher uno &er3enidein
Die frDblife Saaar Der @dte.
has uns bas Jieuiabr bringen maa?
II 90 tont'S bard Der @ldier Sflingen,
|un6 bang ballt Die Srage i'm Ser,en nad:
Girb es oas Slid uns bringen?-
|Dte @loden ldiften bas Neujabr eiu-
Sm itilen &dmmerlein broben
|8itt einiain elm alteS Wiitterlein,
Den Bid geribtet na1 oben.
1Bos ibr oas Neuiabr brinsen mag?
Gle ldhelt 5ilirifoen, better 49,.
Gte bats ia erfabren 10 manden Sag:
Yer olte @ptt; bilft petfer!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Der. r.SDtuelterpun(6.
Gumarrske upn Trieorib Gbirme.

Gs mar am SDlpei eiterabenb. I'm ad5i
br begann oer SDlpeiterfommers oer
urthensejeIliGaft r3eutonia," UNI
+ Aonbioat Der Bbilolosie 3beobor
ellinutb, elm biiblber junser Manu
b .alter 9err" Der ,1entonia4 i'm
ter BON iedsunoSwansis Sabren, ia6
reits gum slusseben seriiltet pur leis
~ Sdreibtii6e, um in Der @ile nod
p paar 0riefe gu idreiben.
Gritenss on .Groielior @eller, BEN
ter ieiner seliebten slbele. Ger
pfeiior bate sluar porlduiis nod
ae Nbnung bon ben ldmiegeriobns
en abii6ten ieines friiberen ,Oorers,
bieier. slaubte sewibtise @riinoe
boben bieIbatiade leiner Ser,enss
puns sunddt nod cor oem ltrenaen
er sebeim;ubalten; einen Slid
NIB muBte er ibm aber bod lenoen,
linn feline unperdnberte 0erebruna
, slnbdnslidteit su be;eussn.
3DeitenS an bic 0eliebte ielblt.
{ luiirbe es ibm ME perseiben, meng
boS neue Sabr obne ben Seluobnten
irtlihteitser9ub aui Holapapier nit
p Vergi bmeinnidt unb benz ihnees
tbcn Grieftdubten in Der linfen
tren Gfe antfeten miiBte. I'm Mlles
bcr Welt inodte ibr 2beobor oiele
enoe nid)t oer0erben, obeleih er
III nidt uiel BON Der Sitte Der Neus
brspiiniderei belt.
Drittsns an glnielm llblia, ben
fonoleiber uno Wuderer, bel bem Die
be @tuOentenidaft Der uniperiitat
J ShnlObude itanb, mesbalb Die
Eutoneu in BEN betannten Siebe ME
hecn: .llnier gdulobud," ionbern
,: sllbliss Sdulobud iei per>
let! Il
lnr flrse 3eit, unh bic Briefe lasen
tg. Sin ben prOieiior idrieb Der
uoioat ebriurhtspol:
.Sebr seebrter 6err!
nie sroBe Danfbarfeit, mel6e i'd
tnen fiir empiangene J5roeruna
nloe, in Derbinoun9 nit Der Ners
hug. pie nein 0ers fir sic empiin>
ber6ulabt mid, Sbnen meine aufs
tgfteu iiu0 bersli1iten Miini6e fir
uilo 9bre peribe 0amilie III iiber-
btl1. W00e baS neue Sabr Gie
bianf; 6liidlih unb mad lpie Dor
eit feAen, Auberen aus benz 5iillborn
re1 er1abeuen Neiises su ipenben
bas Nidf Sbres reiden, eblen
iIee iiber 9bre @diiler uno Yers
M ftrablen ~ laiien. Sd bite
:, in meinen Norten niGt bic pbraz
eines G@meidIers 3n erbliden,
Dern bic innis uno tief enlpfnnocnen
goriide ber Derebruns unb Danibar>
5see lreu ereebenen
Gbeobor 0ellmutb.s
>er Brief an ben pfonoleiber mid
5ena psrlI Ikbeuben inbolilid etDas
&euu Il lontefe ME folot:
,,P. r..
n rl1nben o(ie1 lpolIsn sie midi
e9l1l aas nod @euiqbs, a.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Sapai.ifbr llrujabrstdn,fr.

Sn eisenthiimliber @eiIe miidt iitfl
In &unlt uno qeben ser Sapaner Der
feinlte Sinn fir bic sartelten Sseise Der
9latlM nit Dem ausgelproheniten De<
bassn on srotesfer Gomit. Sairaenbs
bat man bic YflanSe, ben 8ogel, ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

Sdmetterlins iddrfer unb intimer ,u
beobaDte1 perltanben, oils eS benz iapas
nilhen Wlaler gelin9t, uno befannt 1T
eS, nit ipic oollenbetem @eibmaf aud,
i'm tdsliden 9eben Der fnoipenoe 2rpeia.
Der farbenId)immernoe 0liitbenjienael
oils anmutbenoer Sbmuf bes 6auies
per.penbet werben. llnmittelbar neben
Der liebenswiiroisen SbDlle aber ent,
faltet iid Die tolle Surlesfe.
User Sapan aus eisener 9lnldauuna
fennen gelernt bat, meiB nad1 biejer
Sitte hin bon Der, traoitionellen 8olfS.
felten uno bon ben nit linen perbuube>
men 2ansauffiibrunsen Die lpunSerbars
item Oinse su beriften; Die Sunlt Der
Sapaner aber bat bafiir selorst, oaS
aud Der ferner Stebenbe cine Voritels
lung bon Der 9lrt jener Weluitiaunaen
ali 9epinnen pern,ag. 0fibt bios in Der
Wialerei, ionbern fait inebr nod in
elmer reid)entwidelten @enreplaltif,
Die ibre MOtipe unmittelpar aus Dem
tdsliden Oaiein id)opft, iinoen Qeben
tno n"o I.'sta ha ~;a S Sss SO.lss na9 ieoel M,@'
rung.
o,d, '' -; to:s Ma.'.Sa..an9 y:9 9.yole" oe."
nur' ~; ," u,a Os,u'u ST.. ''salasls.anSeI al, ole
iorho O,l ,"a sa,"'.. vi. :" S?o's gslVa!sIsa ano
.a.o's ,,s u.,'a'.en, n'.l aa!unWem Qaar
aa;, o.o Sou.l ,;x ss,.st'en Dl!g'haIen oem
st,.t ~ :: ". "u.en. es l.ho Vellailen:
T,I sS.. .'s " ". oss aussslallshen, auI Sme'
;ohsss Ias .;,p uasGsune!.Den s';s 0s!eI oes DelS
iss''.s!.'' ,,s a.!lagl''W ~ gletger SSe!le
Hao M'. S'e'tgeIn gI!o,9 'gre Wolle
Sss"h..s iSst.m n.sO ~ y. ost ulall!lWeA %omlI oes
~. .oaS..no au.v W. oeM u'.9egeeeri'W>
I'en .. Salu.elaMgeit oel SarleieS29eater
"'... noetliulleh iDeroeh ourTien.
Ssf aIlpfnh9HUe SalammenDan9
rs.!e: ..,! ~, SuSss - e m'l alleh orauWen ano
per Sapaner beute lelbltoeriianolid 10
menig pelannf lple lrseno einem anoe<
Ten Solt eine tler nno oa nod nad'
a,.nsenoe ueberlteferua9 peruanoter
art:
Uen analileI, Der bic beioen Ti9urest /.
mlt lI@i!id)er JreuOe an Der uollsnbe.
zen Mtellferld)aft frasenbaften anss
o olnds ~ Wtene uno @eberoe rah-
u!.oeIs, 1ellelfe epenlo leloltperltaIlos
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

oes Nifolars, nur baB iie bort nidt,
mle ]ene, Dor Weibnahten, lonoern am
Greifbnisstase C.. Sanuar) in ben
9auiern erlbeint.
Infer Gilo seist uns ben Beiu1 Der
Yerhtababa in elmer 0auernfamilie
oes &arntner Xanoes, in ienen melt.
entlegenen @infeln, mo- nod beute
beim Bremen bcs Gienipans bas
Splnnrab idnnrrt. Sbr aopi lit pbans
taltild permummt, 10 oaB man bas @es
llbt nidt erfennen fam; am Nrm
tlast lie einen Gorb nit Oliiien,
aepfeln unb ben lanbesiibliden
r9leeenA (setrodnete Dirnen), in ser
redten 6ano eine Siensabel.
2aern bic &inber Die Yriifuna aut
beltanoen baben, leert bic Perttababa
ibren aorb auf Der Grbe aus, unb Die
brapen ainber f0nnen bann bic aeipens
oeten Serrlidfeiten auiluhen; ben
unartisen nno faulen aber mebrt iie
nit Der SIensabel, iib an benz iiiben
Naub su beibeilisen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

Der ,,ednft" nnb iein 6eItersbeIs
Ter. Giner Der fleinen 6dnoler bes
variier Neuiabrsmarfts, oellen &C.
idafte ofienbar nidt rebt geben moll>
ten, perfiel eines Iases aui Elm oriai.
nelles Wittei, um feline Naare an Ben
Wiann 81 biinsen. Wdbrenb er bic
llbli6e Heoe bielt, I'M feinen Oiinisigs
eetltlmess Basar su empfeblen, taudte
ploslih in srcber Grregune Elm 0err
aus Der Wense anf unb ihrie ibni III !:
sDa iinO sic aber, Gle ghuft! aeiu
Wunber, baB 9ie bic Gaden, bic sic
mir nit antertbalb 0ran cs bos Gtii6
besablen ioliten, fur sebn gous fell.
bieten, oa Sie mir boS @elo i4ulbia
geblieben iino. glber bie 0eitid5te
miro nift 10 9latt abgeben. Sd iperoe
gleih nit Ger yoIi;ei fon,mer. Ger
erreate Oerr peribpinDet. Der Ser.
fdnier 5ittert nor 9lngit unb bittet Die
umiiebenoea, ibn fhnell pon ieiner
Waare 3u befreien. Das yntlifum gebt
nit Nergn!iSen ouf Die Deblerrolle
Elm, ba es Lberseu9t In, ba6 es bn allers
bnne i96ne Gaden gum briiten TbeiI
oee iuahren MIfbee erhxlt liiio Der
Gtreid III 0efpielt; bern iener angelo
ltd9e &lgrof iiii mar nar ca 3eIferes
ri (ey hee 8erl6nfeyo.
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Continued on Page Two.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
RACE WAR ASSUMES
A SERIOUS PHASE
In N. CAROLINA.
Suppressed Excitement and White
Men Feared to Sleep-A Con-
hict May Break Out at Any

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov GA special to the
Constitution from Wilmington. y. c..
says: While no clash has occurred today
rowdyism prevailed. which came near pre-
cipiiating a conflict last night, and there
ervades the community an air OF sup
pressed excitement and apparently death
" calm such a. soldiers say precedes =
fearful battle. The strain has become al
most uahearahIe. Every citizen is on tho
tiptoe Of expectancy and the widest ru-
nors are afoat. The negroes. while out
wardiy quiet, are mareuyering IN secret.
They have recently received. another sup
ply OF arms as shown by 800 OF them pa
ra5ing the streets at midnight with
their rifles and other arms. They give IL
out that their various orders have sworn
death 10 The red shirts
But few white citizens slept soundiy last
night. Lawless bands OF armed negroes
gathered In the northern portion Of the
city. An outbreak was momentariiy ex-
rected. A numher Of white women In tha;
section were nearly prostrated with fear.
Some were thrown into Mysteries. White
men guarded the houses and the Whining
ton light infantry ard navy reserves rem
dezvoused al, night at their armories.
Street cars were stoned by negroes last
night. so white people were compelled 20
desert them and walk. The police force
was unable 10 command order.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
ONCE PROMINENT
OREGON GIRL HELD
FOR BLACKMAILING.
w. A. II. Moore, a Newly Appointed
Consul, and His Wife, Daughter
of n Former Oregon Judge. Prac-

Special Dispatch TO the Post-lntelIigencer-
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-Wiiiiam A H.
Moore. 81 years old. staying al the Hotel
Grenohie. and his wife. Fayne Moore. 81
years old. were arrested by central office
detectives tonight OH charge Of attempt
ed extoriion and hiackmail.
Martin Mahon. proprietor of the New
Amsterdam hotel, is the complainant, and
charges the prisoners with having black
mailed ham out OF $ls1 and diamond pin.
and with attempting 10 extort an additional
$5.aa
Moore had in his possession an appoint
ment by President Mckinley as United
States consul at Durham. Indian river.
South Africa. His wife Is said TO be the
daughter OF Judge Strahan, ex-chief justice
OF the supreme court Of Oregon. her home
being q Portland.
According 10 the comniainant's story. he
made the acquaintance Of Mrs Moore. then
Miss Strahan. three years ago az the New
Amsterdam hotel She had lately returned
from Paris. where she had been studying
music. and was stopping somewhere in
Gramercy Park.
She frequently took meals AZ his hotel.
He became very friendly with her. and the
acquaintance was kept up socially until
she was married He had not seen her
from that time. mere than two years. until
a week ago, when she called upon him al
his hotel. They had luncheon there. In the
course OF the conversation she particularly
admired a diamond horseshoe pin which
ne wore and asked him 10 loan II 10 her TO
wear at party 10 be given that night
She said she would return il TO him ~ the
Hotel Metropo.e last Friday evening He
let her have the pin. and at about the ap-
pointed hour went 10 the hotel mentioned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
THE GERMAN PAPERS
BITTERLY ATTACK
UNITED STATES.
Action Of the Peace Commission In
Demanding the Philippines the
Cause Of Their entment-Get

BERLIN, Nov e--T'he news that the
United States now demands the whole OF
the Philippine islands has created much
interest here. The German newspaper
here comment unfavorably upon II.
The Cologne Gazette says: The inter
ests of Germany VIII be especially injured
by American annexation as the policy or
the open door, which has hitherto reigned
under the Spanish flag. will be quickly end
cd Moreover. the American demand. from
a humane point of view. IS unheard %. II
means the squeezing OF "a fallen foe 10 the
las, drop Of blood. and would suily the
name Of the victor. The whole synapa'h.es
Of the world would he on the side OF
Spain. brutally ground down by her
enemy"
The National Zeitung points out that the
Philippine Islands would, in American
hands. become not only Of immense COM
mercial but OF paramount Importance.
which all the powers having interests in
the far East are bound 10 seriously con-
slider" Therefore, the National Zeitang
thinks some power may oppose the change
Of ownership.
The Vcssische Zeitung lectures the Unit
ed States for Its alleged greed and the
Deutsche Ze.tung describes The United
Staets demand as an unfortunate piece ot
characteristic Yankee irspadence. and calls
upon Europe 10 put i.s foot down while
there is yet time
The government and the semi-officiai pa
pers have been silent or extremely cautious
But il is quite evident that Germany viii
rot interfere II, the settlement cS the p.iftn-
pine question. nor even encourage inter
ference upon the part % others and this
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Continued on Page Three.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07

TWO RIVERS. Wis. Nov. s.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Babies. aged IS and Is years,
respectively. were brutally murdered In the
village OK Mishlccts. about two miles north
ives, of here. sometime last night Mr..
Rashlss was killed In his barn and his wife
slain in their cottage. Ernest Messnan, a
lahnrer has been arresiea on susf..cion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
List of Measures for Which
he Claims Credit.
ALL DONE BY OTHER MEN
Even Tries to Steal Some of
Senator Turner's Thunder.

An Examination Of the CoagresatOn-
al Record shows That In the
Case of Most Appropriation
They Were Added ~ Amend
of Those which He Claims 20
Have Procured Were Passed In
Congress Before He. Took His
Seat-NO Connection With Others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07
Terrible Explosion of Gas De-
stroys Valuable Records.
THE CAPITOL IN DANGER,
Fire Follows the Explosion and
Sweeps Through the Rooms.

Gas Leak in the Suhferranean.
Enc1osed by Heavy stone Walls,l
Fire Reaches u. and the Results
ing Damage In Enormous-Ola,
Records of the Court, Dattuw4
Back tO Its Foundation. Go I'm Al
Flames. and the Injury to thoi
building Reaches Big FiGures.I
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07

OMAHA. No S.--Tn}av re Tra77xrzls-
s.ss -. ard Iateraa;souA Exposition As~,-
claE3@a IS paving e~sck : cents on every
aa!a- q s1oeS teAt as s4,sscrfss4t fn- trs
1asssif'Istase A.tes shls : Aecauaf}. .Sa.-s
e2aasa a>a@ey vli. yeuasa IN sfse treasury
SD Eaaz* tha.u p4y tae rerzla .g7a~~ = 1-s
asas. SD .a8al al oAsssrasssasas
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1898-03-26

On March 22nd we were favored
with a jovial call from the follow
ing young ladies, Minnie Alger,
Eva Price. Lizzie Foster, Josie
Price, Lydia Austin and Addie
Cowley, and they were being guar
ded by Don G. Price for fear some
of them would be kidnapped a re-
port being afoat that Miss Alger
was in danger, and probably some
of the others. However, it is GER
tain Miss Alger disappeared two
or three days later and has not
been seen III this city since.
Later. Since the above was in
type we learn that Miss Minnie
Alger was married 10 John M.
Lytle Jr. of Hebron, Washington
County, Utah, on March 23rd, 1898,
and the bridegroom took his bride
tn his home. We wish them
peace and plenty.