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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
ELF TION RIOT
AT Hot Springs N which i've
Prominent Men Are Nj led

liot Springs. Ark. March IA shoot
lng occurred here at $3.50 O'CLOCK this az
tcrnoon which resulted ln the death ~
ave men. and the serious goundlng of
two Others. one of whom is not cxpec;et
to live
The Killed are.
Thomas Toier. chief ~ police
j. E Hart. city detective.
Thomas T.. Goslee. police sergeant.
John Williams. son Of Sheriff williams
Louis Hinlle. driver OF brewery
wagon
ia Spears was shot In tho neck and
may die
The shooting was The result OF the feel
.ng growing out OF lhc mayoralty contest
which was underway here Tho sherin
was % warm supporter OF tho regular
democratic ndmuee whuc Tolcr. aart
3nd G0slee wcro supporting an opposi-
ton candidate.
Fecilng ran high and early in tho after
noon rhots were exchanged ln front of ne
city han between The sherin and his SON
John on one side, ana Sergeant Goslee ON
The other. but no one was injured.
After this both parties determined 90
have ~ out Toler. Hart and Goslee were
together walking south on Central avenue
at about $3.50 when they mat Sheriff Will
Jams ana his two sons John and Cofey.
and Ed spcara q deputy sheriff Ia front
uf Temps beer depot Tho quarrel was re-
newcd no one can toll who fired tho FIRST
shots. but in 10 momcnt these was "a gem
cral fusIIado in which forty or nfiy shots
were exchanged. when it was over Toler,
Hart, Goslee and Hnho. o. non-combat-
amt. were dead ana John williams NOR
tally wounded Ho died about an hour
later Louis Iunklc attempted to sopar-
ate The combatants at the commencement
and was shot in tho head and died ir.-
sianuy.
The mayor Immediately after tho shoot
ing appointed Judge T.. j. Bolding chief
or police who had a posse OF deputies
sworn in at once There is little facuOnm
foeHnr outside OF those who did the
shooting order was easily restored ald
tho city is now quiet. Tho hserlt and his
son Coffey are under arrest and no fur
thor trouble IS anticipated.
Hot Springs, Ark, March i6.--T'ha mayor
says ln an interview at o'clock tonight
that the whole affair grew out OF the in
tenso feeling on the mayoralty contest
II have ordered all the saloons in tho
/ city closed and everything is quiet. A
usual there VIII be no further trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
COMMISSION IN OMAHA
Plants of Cudahy and
Swift Thoroughly Examined.

omaha March 16--The board OF Inquiry
mony ttKen auer wnIcn tine myesti-
appointed by the president 60 look into
the charges Of General Miles that the
Jeef issued the late war was OF an infer
ior quality. unhealthy and at times "em-
balmcd arrived this morning. aud spent
the day In tho city and left for Kansas
Cuy this evening The morning was spent
ln South Omaha, where the plants of Cud-
ahy and Swift were inspected and testi-
CATION was continue lr the court martial
rooms az headquarters department OF
Missouri
AT both swifts and Cudahys the visI-
tors were gwen every opportunity Co
make a thorough inspection Of the plants.
Returning to the office at the CudRhy
plant the board took testimony. Tho first
witness was Albert Christianson. lie tes-
tlfed as to the qutlity OF refrigerated beef
sent 20 the army last summer and said
that no chemicals were used TO preserve
the beef
DR. ID. c. Aver, Of the bureau Of animal
Industry al South Omaha, testified to the
inspection of the animals. lie stated that
there was two Inspections, the ante-mor-
tenn and the post mortem. After the post
mortem examination the inspector had
nothing more 10 do with the meat He
did not think IL would be possible for any
condemned meat 10 pass into the house.
The manner in which condemned animals
are gotten rid of was gone into by the
doctor at lenght He stated that meat
could hardly Doe taken from the vat in
which the condemned beef was placed,
and II it were taken out OF this vat &c
would be too filthy 20 be used as food
He had no knowledge Of the use Of
chemicals for the preservation Of beef
stated that the meat used principally for
canning were the chncks and plates and
that the beef was not Of inferior grade.
The company furnished this same quail
ty of roast beef to the English army last
year ana had no complaints nor was
there ever any OF the cases returned.
Boiled beef. he said. was the same thing
as the roast beef The only difference
Is In the labels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
cHocrAw COMPANY sTRHsE ABOUT
OVER.

South McAlestor ]. 7. March l6-Ono
hundred and forty new miners were re-
ceiyed by the Choctaw company at Hart
shorne and Aldenson today which viii
enable the Choctaw 20 work nearly fun
capacity. Krebs, worked fun force Le-
Nigh. south MoAlesior and Wnburton re-
duced force today. The injunction case
restraining the strikers from interfering
with the working miners will be helrt
by Judge Clayton tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
NEGROES SLAUGHTERED
Terribio work 0s s &Ob q, PA.
mettO, Ga, "Wednesday
Night.

ralmetto. Ga March l6 "A mob Of
masked men stormed the little house do
ing service os JAN here at en- early hour
This morning and shot nine negroes -Four
were Killed outright and the other nve
were badly wounded. The negroes were
held for the burning of the town three
fires since January 1 having nearly COM
pletely destroyed lt
The mob rode into the town about / o. 81
clock The litue house which has been
used FOR q Jail since the fire was near the
center OF tho town. Tho guard was call
ed ON 20 turn 0vxer the nine negroes held
there FOR trial ou the charge OF arson lie
refused and awakened his assistants. They
We're quickly oyerpowered however and
with "a rush the white caps made for the
prisoners who had been awakened by the
noise outside. They began begging for
mercy but were shot down quickly
The greatest excitement prevails Nearly
everybody was aroused by che shooting and
spent the remainder OF the night on the
streets. An outbreak on the part Uf the
negroes in this vicinity IS feared There
are many threats TO avenge the shooting
Of the members OF their race. At So'clOcS
about so negroes were on the streets but
they are sullen.
Governor Chandler was called on for
troops about O'Clock Co ollay the oppre-
hension here. and PUT down am uprising
but none arrived.
MEAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
ADMIRAL SAMPSON IN soUTHERn
WATERS.

washington, March lG-Admlral samp-
son reported by cable from Puerto cortoz
Honduras. that he had sailed last night
with the flagship New York and Brook
lyn for Caimerme where they viii be join
ed by tho Texas, Indiana. Detriot and tho
Marblehead. making uD a fun squadron
and go south FOR driil. Good resu,ti are
expected 10 follow tho Visits of the New
York ava Brooklyn 20 Puerto Cortez in
the matter OF onectlng a settlement 20 me
Pears case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17

Washington. March iG-Admiral Kautz
has reported the arrival at Apia Of the
cruiser Philadelphia, March g. lie made
no mention OF political affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17

Chicago, March To- benjamin p. Hut
chnson az one time "a leading grain spec
ulotor I'm the United States. died tonight
mt Lake Geneva. Wis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
DOCTORS. SAY HIS HOLINESS IS
WE'LL. OTHERS DENY.


Rome. March 1G.-Prof. Mazzoni and Dr.
Lapponl. the pope's physicians deny all
the alarmlst rumors that have been curcu-
lated IN regard 20 the condition Of his
holiness. They declare that the wound
made By the recent operation Is about
healed; that the popes lungs and heart are
absolutely heal.nw and mat his weakness
IS not more than IS natural in a nongen-
arian.
on theotherh and the newspapers print
a variety of reports. While the Tribuna
states that his holiness has gesumed his
usual avocauons, giving audiences etc,
the Oplnlone declares that he had several
fainting fits during the day and the Fan
fulla AYERS that weakness and other signs
| OF breaking up are Increasing.
New York March 1e.-Among .he passen'
gers who arrived today on tfo Advances
were C. B. Hart. United States minister
Columbia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17

Chicago, March l6-Benjamin r. Hutch
inson the former board OF trade operator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
NOR1E TEsTLMOMlALS.

BALM whc
of medical
Bziia
IT, b00 d. IL2r DEL Ioreha
Balm
oLh one bottle OF Brazilian Balm cured friend
W CAtf5L 81
warm IN my ears every day soon o red my hearing oie Sa. C,
was worn almost to the grave with eng cough that all the remedies
failed to Brazia
be doctor through ifc5s J. G IbIoagR
oud head. ten 90
nrclvc cured
was
ian
T. JACKSON Z &c. indianapolis Ind
For sale by WALLACE a MULLER.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-17
The Shortest Route
To Saltwater
Orlando and Saltwater
Stage Line

hRve well equipped stage line and
am prepared 10 make passengers com
Portable and give them quick transit
10 destination.
Leave Orlando at 1880; arrive at Still
water at NJ a. "a.
Leave saltwater at ~ m; arrive at
Orlando st 4.a0 p. n.
|. Q. ROBERTS.
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B. ?, JACKSON Z 3D., indianapolis. Ind

Dor saIo By WALLACE 4 MULLER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-06
NV. y. nsss,
| CalsaU
| PrssAytssAan.

OF ourselves, our achievements or great.
mesa bat u Ne have Z grain of sense .eft
Ne VIII pause . Nttie and think what great
thinss the Lord hath wrought for M and
AJAX uhyf = q that - should play thN
feel With oarssases or walk hnmh,y and
seiidly In the path MARRIED out ~ Provi-
dence for -, - - Clearly Indicated IN
every step IT cur historyf Who are va
Are We natioa OF free meag DO We ap.
preciate our privileges: Do Ne realise our
msssion In setting the oppressed Of all ma
lions free9
II -. then ours must ever b an sxpen-
ave policy Ia that direction. and II we tan
TO grasp the situation and DO our Heaven
appointed duty. then Ne. ~ Gods people.
win reap bitter conseanenceA Let 10
never forget that We are not here by our
OWN WILL much leas 70 DO our own WILL
Shall the millions now free from Spanish
rule become . part Of our nation. 81 b
given hack to their original owners. or b
granted their Independence under our pro-
lection and fostcrfng carer Under our
constitution ~ AZ present cannot see how
they can come IL a. states. We dars not
give them back 10 Spain without incurriag
the wrath Of God.
He HAS read English history 10 no pur-
pose who has failed to see that every tima
iib<rty-loving Britain interfered with Rome
she got her fingers sorely burnt as q visit
alton OF Providence. Have We forgotten
what . prosecutor Spain has been Of the
Jew and Israesta Millions perished by her
cruel mandates. Has God forgo<tenf He
who has said: II win curse him that ours
eth thee. Egypt. Asayrta. Babylon. Nc
dsa. Persia, Greece and Rcsns know what
that curse means, and Spain. with her In
vtncible armada. and now the playfuiness
friends are causing hsr to fed fallen and
f.yxAkrH
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nsv. =. Q.
rewts. Gr~en
Lake Cos.

val. the exp9sxion % The epAnsAra srcm
.a~ Philippines ana the nnfnrssne Of he
xfars ard ssrsc&s On these t&aanis " great
step toward this eea
Oar bate war has been called .Goss
war; TAcre Was - mach CArts.ssrisv
compressed sntn the eyr&nssse shells that
kessssa 10 cxe~snrow the poser o: Spain
In these ssssn4s as In TIE PRAYER ~ saanxr-
gsvsaw az CART. PhIssrs. VIXEN ioxso txffs.
snt argument ~ rewega1ss % rncve. ard
erssAvea numAEssy cries fu~ hsfp. shsr ies
faa4e the dogs es war. Ard can for Hess-
erss nsesssng fo- Clear sskas az1 vfcsorv.
The Isosrea States having broken sAe
se~sr as sssasn In the Fsisfsssn~s essass
sa less than au~ss sA~ disturbances there ~
fsrva 81 arsrx 70 withdraw fram the Heis
n.w unsia "a 70 leave the islands . prey
20 zee vvrsa Tnts wuasd Involve "a la
terrasscnal csaase1 ana tie d<9raaa,sea 81
eur eczHtry.
D~us - gssAOot aeWns
Have sA% daily FL Aaffed % ycsy
xnsup address Va extra chaft@
~ 12nenk nEnunn9 - - -
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New. =. T.
I.anntng.
uais~s rrea.

were regarded with suspicion By the res
cuea war relieved A. the honor Of our
country n dear. u must ~ prosecuted. and
then the way VIII be made clear.
A. certainly ~ God called upon ID 20
step the snhumanisy OF the SpaniArd %
sarsiy he calls upon u not 20 reitnquish
cur claims upon the rescued. at least nnsfs
~e have Hired them from the dust IN which
they hare been srampieA
-
T RELIEVE In Ankis-aaxon supremacy.
Tssss the English speaking race is aes-
tined 70 centred hath the commercial and
religious worlds h fact vhsrh 10 ratenf
"a every reader Of history, II - the prov
ins~ and pwivfiexe Of the United States 20
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New. ~. H. q.
reaple.
PfynsssA-

these Islands because OF the urPresssSn
srsSsfr vhsch shev haye sa3sFsd sascuEn
the tyranny ef Spain. for ire Purpose %
gsxsar ta<n an eni.shfs1xd esvstx2ftas.
though through the fortunes Il usr. thea
I advocate expansion
yeewwe from an cc1roruse ss1ndxsS<nA.
ssSh a sxsr can ~ fusslnes esaay by ne
probability Of large cstcone 70 tAs natsoa-
vs~w~a rron 4 ssxrni sssnacasns. every
,nsnw derenas On the natfv& X ear asssfs
n cAtlAnsArnpAc and hnmaaliArsAn snsa
the csns Of this aeaussitier cuts no ne1fe.
Il Il rfxass h AL pe sAoaia ssA- ! aNss
asu.vr kxad tnss sssr nastoaAi netss< wAs
ssays.xsan. ii = eveA <xr<xtfezzs srsnss.msss
g f.nr,sstan ne pssvas ~ ths pssae Ct tas
hayenok Gsont 1u11n11 - - - -
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New. L. >.
DsweYnan,
virss sapsiss |

~ that was for expansion IN 1915 seen&
now against II.
what has American history been but
history Of expansions Has the time now
come 70 stop. ons might tu.s as well Try
70 turn bach the wheels Of time The
Philippine question In enc Of those ufs-
sought. net easily expialnabie. exixencies
that come IN the path OF destiny. There
Il coiy enc thing 70 be done ~ such time.
ard that II 90 follow Hight. liberty, truth.
We do not believe IN . pchcy ef expansion
b. force; hut ne do believe that when an
affair has arisen. such ~ We nov consider.
there II only one thing 20 dc. The Phil
mines are deserving Of help: their rebellion
WAS one NOT only against spain. but against
~eelessassic.sm. Spain 10 gone. the sceleA-
anticixm n not.
had tho administration squarciy mot tas
real question and settled IL IN accord vita
American traditsonA there would not now
be = eonf1ict. neither would there be ds-
eassiou concerning the policy Of exranssoas-
We say rot single word against any or
der or religious body thar aax AZ heart the
welfare OF man. bat a. medsaevaf ecciesi-
astGessm has 70 place in AsKis-AnssstcAn
saviifsaston. 20 IL oaxht 70 have no place
Tn the world.
n. FYirines had begun their struggle:
Ssosa has seen al 10 ssse America In helping.
There il only Gre thing America can %.
estahsksh q protesterafs. osrssa tina eecse-
ssassfesssu in 50 Tar 40 veSsea ant Pc
,sttsal pewer h concerned. Give the peo-
rae fs1ti liberty AMI good government and
the next generation win ~ American. To
have snsas TO themselves weasd hr crime
against humanity.
IL by eypAassna 10 meant the gooes4ag
aes OF sae rsssirpfne issasss as hsza
cf war Indemnity. even thoaSa We ray
snaa go To get fali r<sSsszkSn. then
cont believe in II az ell, ! Ia act believe
a aa American essisen In taking territory
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- 1eiss IN the central republics OF
efia~Ht among the Spanish
- far~s. a. well as In his
- Aa1iszt. and be Is aiwasx there
q0A builder. a. the apostle OF
- Ne advance agent u eigcasion
:. 8 aag4tenneas. Thee~ countries act
- 70 catch the surplus life srim-
esW fresa Americas fall cup.
h the Keaiss 81 the Angie
-. 80 shst tarohs within hssn or GEM
q Saf kxssss the impssscas command
IA and sabtae-or as sane q u
: ~. higher power than that az earth
- Ax wash Developments Ia tbs
- humanity .: large. the fact n
y b. galnssi4, And Why Should
2E<s q y the eerreszsiye Of growth.
new q life. II 10 an index Of
y Ia question be asked. Hew
- = eSsesy to he reconcife3 with ire
- 49,. s-SsxAEsad aecpAer We may
frcsa two sources his
osr can integrity Of rcrrese.
1S-ssssu ts< annals cf nazr. Aahs<cs
u-ss-- RAW xtyva way tefere the
! nss- sssasSe q higher ana mere <f-
- ~ TIE cave nxn cesiss ret
y Earvre before the onses
- $500 p*9rse. and shsy. ia shesY
s-s1H fsH tsssr course and become
kn- we're swsgt away or ensiayea
IT, sssQas rxess. whose destiny Il was
80 ~ 49, sssstity Ia saAs nses * fresh
k ssseA covered fssasepe snars
ssstassss arc. ard whnse eaii~
F. ~ 4 Ard, today. a ssErea vcsee
- ne Anglia ssxcn: 'sRerienssa
- sna saassUs IL
-. - > aasfsysax n.Anksna: /, -
~ HID ths trzhussry az every
- - asp ~ - sdvanse is cc<a~
- sAs trsrersance 81 sAs.s srcr-
sAssA are tAe wersa.x srest
- Mary ee sa~ ssarses Il ssf~.
- gresnas az sA<sr srss.
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being He has boen
oxpandtn9 ~ IN
ways that We have
not sought. and by
meAns which Ne have
not desired. We cam
nNf Hxnnne vnrv snurh
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easth's equatorial bsit to the gfaspaug
greed ~ half dead dcspotiams whore sole
ambition - to exploit them for e<insh gain.
e the moral side 81 the question riss into
debate and the cry Of imperialism be
ratsoA. q = . sulkeienA answer that NE In
tend no invasion Of rights: We st our feet
n shNoe eardena spoes of thu Ortent In the
Dpeftt az trusteeship, mot cesirous to rob
Filipino Or Cuban of one human right, but
anxious 10 make the most of his country
for him during hts minority and DESTROYS
to help him 10 make the most Of himself.
When the snhjsct races demonstrate
their power 70 No. the talent Of self-gov-
ernmeut Alright. ne win withdraw: TIL
then they remain the wards Of America.
sheltered beneath the hand Of the genius
OF Liberty and sharing the splendid herb
tase and possibitit.es OF our growing race.
We did not seek this responslbsllty-it has
been thrust upon N by extGencies unfore-
seen and uncomfortable and which suggest
70 thoughtful minds tho nnger Of Pruvi-
dence working In secret. With all ccur-
ten 70 those who differ. believe In exc
panston ~ the condition Of progress, ~ the
outcome Of our racial instinct. ~ the de-
mnnd of commerce. ~ the logic OF our
position. and apparently the viii Of God
DO not believe IN conquest. but In guar
dtanship. not In compulsory annexation.
bur ia tho SLOW education u infant people
until they are able TO walk alone.
TT Il one OF the strange things of the late
Spanish war that the real seat Of con-
fiict Il In the Eastern rather than In The
western world. Thr Cuban struggle was
. sinai; matter a. compared with tho Phil
ippine. II was never thought Of nor
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have q shzfe IN the
great work Of sup
planting heathesism
an desrosissn with
cfvs.saasnr. liberty
ana Carssiansty. The
annHxa ton CT Ha~
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planned for. save AZ
striking y blow az
Spain. However. out
OF II has grown the
mosnensous question
Expansion or ANTI
kwun nsfa- ess sha mar
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IN ire nr fE2zzr sst
the purpose 81 ex-
senstsnE cur fsrvsssgs
az q nassen ssss The
o,g world. Bat II. ~
sxeanssca. goa Eesn
~ taes~u ax&r ~
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manity appealed to
uA until. with arms
Ne stopped the
Wholesale hatchery Of
the bioodthirsty Don.
Instead Of receiving
gratitude due. Ne
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11ro tp,d ~ Way ard that we can
Slln1faw from our Cod-sfven rsspon-
= the wosld- politics by realss-
- = ~ eseantion of human history and
49, z natieual 10y.
s0tvea Haacouu Db:lity. because
H. - . uoment when the Ameri-
A 1exed hy territorial sraed. said
rnlo1y, lei - nstse the rht1ippanee.
x4m - - moment when. sxeept ~ 3
$50 on1inx The task too frouhlesomc.
GMo ~. sTAt ~ Withdraw" 0tsp
IT. ~ ration has hsen js3-I believo
N E1eF hand than that Of any atateo-
~1e he present situation.
u NlhdrAw befofe our tax n done.
al6 ~ islAn<a prey 10 tribal feuds
- 1noien Gsced. would BE- treacheruan
- Who have trusted ~. and cruel In
- - y Aose Who have opposed N. II
1911 n4hstitute outrage and anarchy Tor
- 1ooposism. and the American peo-
- Ne4 nppeAx In the eyes OF the world
L. - Dan outxose iiherzttng galley
1ssA Or work IN the Philippines cannot
- teoeAt1al 10 all. native Fillptnos.
- U<rehantr ani traders (who
IA claims upon asl and upon
- @. however hard The wuEk
btfleuit enterprises draw
- ~ make the ytnsy hy which
- Nuilt kenert the islands en-
aeeAlly ana spiritually. a. the
H. - trade encouraged and pro-
s. ~ liberty secure HIGHT adj
:. - Faey Nh get 10 understand that.
-. ~ nees n oar Intervention WAS not
- ~. - humanity. 10 the motive Of
49,. 49, - falailment Of the work thus
49, e n&lshmsnt Of peace. the aho-
-. T. - vsr. the di6usion at estucA-
- Qsstion of new IDEAL Of In
- Depalzr liberty.
- 1ktfsns Of expansien certainly
- NJ 10 afvsrai felt media % tho
- peepss. There - Q strange Ia
. Nellessaess among as, urxsng "
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prove ANYTHING ous
sasy even yst; but
becnian1--a = be-
Heveg In . phi1oeo-
phy Of kistcry-I
held that etill
ssWAaf~nrvl tha afaP