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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-05-08


NEW CASTLE COUNTY S., THE STATE
of Delaware, to the Sheriff Of New Castle
County, Greeting:
Whereas. Margaret NJ. Baldwin by
her petition to the Judges Of our
Superior Court, fiod in the office Of
the Prothonotary Of said Court IN
(HEAL) and for New Castle county for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged
has made application to our said
=. Judges that n decree may be pro-
nounced dissovng the marriage ex.
listing between the petitioner and
Joshua Baldwin
We, therefore command you, as you were
heretofore commanded, that you summon
Josh,u, Baldwin, that hebe and appear before
tho Judges OF Our said Court at the next term
thereof to be held at Wilmington, On Monday,
the twenty second day of May next, to answer
the allegations OF the said petitioner, Marga-
ret NJ Baldwin, NC :ordinK to the Act OF Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided, and also
to do and reoeive what the Court shall then and
there consider concerning him i'll this behalf as
u the Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions Of the said Act OF Assour
bly,.
And have you then there this writ.
Witness the Hon. Charles d. Lore Esquire at
WilH,,nston, the sixth day Of February, A.
u eighteen hundred and ninety.nino.
VICTOR B. WOOLLEY.
a2J ProthGnotary.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-31
NIX AND TURNER.

CleveIand's and Renfrow's AppoiRtees In
terviewed at Denver.
Former United States Marsha1 Ed
ward Nix and former erritorial Treas
urer Turner, of Oklahoma City, who
served under the Cleveland adminiB
tration, arrived at the Brown Palace
last night on a sightseeing visit 70
Denver Marshal Nix killed 90 despe-
radoes during bis three years term.
He hired $50 deputies, for which latter
breach OF his authority he was finally
removed from Office An uninformed
observer would never suspect thai
Marshal Nix was a man to be feared
In personal appearance he is rather
effeminate, having boyish appear
ance and small soft hands like Z
woman's.
Treasurer Turner is an Oklahoma
City banker. When he owned a banl
in Guthrie during the Cleveland d regime
he became well known by an incident
that was widely discussed.
81 refused said he last night, "tu
allow Pinkerton detective TO examine
my records and accounts, and defeated
the detectives attempt to ruin my
business by having regular govern
ment inspector TO 60 over my bank
accounts and vindicate my records.
Nix and Turner have been in Man
itou few days and soon go back tC
Oklahoma City
The opening of your Ute reserya'
ton WAS not a snccess," said Mr.. Tur-
ner. "Some Of our Oklahoma people
thought they might better their con
dition by changing, but all OF then
came back. The opening of the Ut'
lands has not affected the migration
into our ten year old country. W.
have made wonderful pDogress. Las
year our total assessed valuation wal
s43, 900 900, and our receipts for crop
and stock alone aggregated Ssl, 200, ,0o0
twice the total amount OF our valua
| ton This year our output will o'
over 500, 900, 900. Denver Republi
can.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-31

su Laaadrs cork casa oa Delivery.
PONDS sfKAM LAUNDRY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-31

, Personal Mention.
s<FGEE EeEEEGEE&GGG

JOHN Conner is down from Winfield
Ike Pennington is over from Okarche
Ben Louis, Oklahoma City is at the
okla.
Will Spencer went to Waterloo this
noon.
A, d, Meyer, OF Chicago, is at the
Royal,
Hon Thos. Doyle came in this noon
from Perry.
Joe Roads took bath and went to
Waterloo this noon.
@. A. Clever, OF Memphis, Tenn, is
stopping at the Royal.
George Dodson and Judge Earl went
TO oklahoma city this noon.
Joe Sherman and DIR. U. f. Murray
is up from Oklahoma City.
d. T. Mervine and A. T. Payne, OF
Kansas City, are at the Royal.
Senator Candy, of Medford is in
the city on school land business.
Mr.. Nathaniel Mckay .s on the
water enroute home from Europe.
VIM. Mckinley, the professional al
base ball man of Guthrie has returned
from a trip to Topeka.
A S, Rice, of Kingfsher, is over on
business. S. j, Jackson, of Ell Reno is
registered at The Okla.
Chas. Il. Gustason, the st Joe dry
goods drummer. is in the city, and
said today that he sold more goods
in Guthrie than any other city,
Chief Justice Burford and wife de-
parted :his morning for sixty-days'
visit in Indiana. Judge Hainer will
preside during his absence.
E.sB. Darling. CT Kansas City, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. M. Spur
lock. He is a postal clerk running out
OF Kansas City, and is registered as
one OF the best on the route.
Mr. c. @. Wright and family, who
have been visiting Mr.. Wright's moth
er, west OF town, leave in the morning
for their home in McLeansboro, III.
Russell, their bright little three year
old boy, paid his respects TO the
Leader before leaving,
NJ. ID. Allen Hunter, supreme execu-
tive monarch of the Giant Oaks, a
fraternal beneficiary society, of Kansas
City, IS in the city preparing TO or.
ganize branch OF the society, which
is being highly spoken of. Mr.. Hunter
is very amiable gentleman, and will
doubtless place the Giant Oaks to the
front in oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-31
. TERRITORIAL SKETCHES


III the death of Mr.. Isaac McClelland
the Seminoles have lost fflefd who
has made the Seminole Indians im-
mortal All who have read McGuffey's
Fifth reaper will remember The
Seminole's Reply" a poem beginning.
Blaze with your serried columns,
/ will not bend the knee"
McCelland was a kindly man and a
great lover of the Indian, especially y
the Seminole tribe, and aside from the
poem he wrote several brochures on
the Indians OF North America.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-31

still hot.
Vote for the queen
Cotton is rolling in
90 to Galveston; only s..
Wagon loads Of corn on the streets.
Take a sea bath. Only IS round
trip.
Company *" inspection Friday
night
Galveston, September I'd to sth; IS
round trip
Ringling Bros. Show bills are being
pasted to-day.
The fall carnival queens picture
will be published. Who will she be?
The Perry gun club will be here
tomorrow Go out and see the sport.
The Guthrie boya are crossing bats
this afternoon at Island Park with the
Oklahoma City boys
The Santa Fe railroad will sell
tickets during Guthrie's fall carnival
for one fare round trip.
Since Editor Perkins wrote that
awful editorial in the Guide he is hav.
ing a stone foundation put under his
/ Office.
Judge d. W. Shackleford DEM wat
elected TO BANDS old plate in the
/ Eighth Missouri district over Voshall
! rep by 5000 majority.
W J. Hoenscheidt, editor OF three
German papers In the territory, is il
the city, looking over the field for tn,
purpose of establishing paper il
Guthrie
Non-residents have heard OK the
many changes in Guthrie property anC
its advance in price, and they hav,
withdrawn their property from th'
market.
NJ. L. Carlisle sold the Rush dr.,
goods building to Geo. Anderson TO
$1,000, upon instruction from JohI
Wicks of Kansas City! Wicks re
fused to sign deed and Carlisle ha
sued him for 5000 commission.
The music for the X. OF 2 enter
tainment and ball at Island Park las
night was furnished by quartett
from Manager Reder's Guthrie orches
ira. The audience and dancers wer
highly pleased with the performanc
of the orchestra. A grand ball witt
full orchestra of twelve men will
probably be given in the near frtur
and lovers of the terpslchorean ar
will undoubtedly avail themselves o
the splendid opportunity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-31
LIQUOR NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern
Notice is hereby given that T. G. Kress &
Co have this day tled their petition TO sell
at retail spirituous. vlnOus and malt liquors
on the 5 y. a and : w. u, Sec 81 and "a
Twp n, "a h Logan county, Oklahoma. and
that, unless objection be filed on o. before
the 18th day of September A. II 1899, said
petition win be granted.
r. p MORTON, County Clerk
BY B n. GAHRETT Deputy
Guthrie Okla. September 81. 1899
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September sth-well tell you all
IL In day or so.
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CO, s G. trains connect at South McAies.
ter with the NJ. X. s. 7 for the north ana
south, and at Wister with Frisco trains
For any further Information address
J. Il. HOLDEN. Tranic Mgr,
South McAlester, l. n
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Young men and women contemplat
ing course of business training will
end 1t to their INTEREST to attend the
Capital City Business College. Fall
term begins September 1899.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24

walls on each side. The gorge is lined
with underbrush, in which the robbers
concealed themselves. The driver falled
to comply with the demand to throw up
his hands. being apparently paralyzed
few moments by fear and the leader OF
the bandits sent shot flying uncomfott-
ably close to his head. AT this the horses
started to run and one OF them proke
away. When the stage came to stanu-
still the passengers bounced out but the
robbers compelled them to get back into
the coach.
The frightened driver was pulled from
his seat and the express box, which, II Is
said. contained little of value, was taken.
The mail was rified, the letters being
ripped open hurriedly and thrown back
into the sack. The registered sack was
carried off. ,.,
two horses, one of them being wounded
They left the scene without taking TO the
road. as it was easy to pass through the
brush and escape over the pralrle.
Though only three presented themselves,
from the tracks it is believed there were
more A posse has been sent in pursuit.
1t is believed the robbers are part OF
the same gang that it was feared would
hold up the west bound oregon Snort
Line train last Saturday night. On that
and every other night since the train has
carried a heavy guard.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24

Those who are losing their hair have
parted with their locks can have it restored
by remedy that is sent free to all. Gin
cnnati firm has concluded that the best way
to convince people that hair can be grown on
any head is to let them try it, and for
themselves. All sorts of theories have been
advanced to account for falling hair but after
ALL IL Is the remedy after and not the
theory. People who need more hair. or are
anxious to save what they have or from sick
ness dandruff or other causes have lost their
hair should at once send their name and ad
dress TO the Altenhem Medical Dispensary. 149
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It's remarkable action in quickly removing all
trace of dandruff and scalp diseases and forcing
a new growth OF hair. The remedy Is not
new experiment and no one need fear that It
is harmful. 1t cured John Bruner, Postmaster
of Millvile, Henry Co.. Ind, and he strongly
urges every one to try it. Methodist preach
er, Victor A Faigaux, of Tracy City. Tenn,
was perfectly bald on his forehead for many
years. but has now fine growth. Mrs. G. w.
Castleman. S4a Main ST., Riverside Cal. re-
ports her husbands shiny head now covered
with soft fine hair and She too, has derived
wonderful benefit. Among others who have
used the remedy are Geo Diefenbach. Genl
Agt. of the Big Four r. R. of Dayton. Ohio,
whose wife was entirely cured of badness.
Tho president OF Paramount College. Sulphur
Ky Prof Il. f. Turner. bald for thirty
years and now has splendid growth OF hair
from having tried this remarkable remedy.
Write to-day for a free trial package. 1t will
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81 that Il may be tried privately at home,
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24
LOS ANGELES WELCOMES
THE BOYS OF BATTERY D
Street Parade in the Morning Fol-
lowed by Lunch and
Concert.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23.-One hundred
and sixteen men and five officers of Bat
terry d, California Heavy Artillery, ar
rived here to-day and were accorded a
hearty welcome home. AS soon as the
train bearing the soldiers arrived at River
station tremendous noise of whistles,
horns, bells and human voices COM
menced.
There was a monster parade, which
formed at the Seventh Regiment Armory
at 1890 o'clock and marched to the depot.
including the Seventh Regiment, G. A r.
posts, Sons of Veterans, Native Sons, Red
Cross Society and members of the police
and fire departments all under command
of Brigadier General G. F. A Last
After exchanging greetings at River sta
ton the line was reformed and marched
to the armory through the center of the
city along Main and Spring streets. At
ernoon was spent by the boys in enter
tanning friends at the armory and in see
inc the city.
This evening the public formal reception
took place in the open air at Central Park
Battery ID, escorted by the Seventh Regl-
ment, National Guard, marched from the
armory to the park, where the bows from
near the grand stand. They were greeted
by cheers from thousands, and the band
played patriotic airs. When it was possi-
bic for him to be heard Mayor Eaton de-
l1vered an address of welcome to the re-
turned soldiers and was followed by Will
A: Harris, who delivered an oration.
which was. cheered to the echo. The band
then struck up "There'll Be q. Hot Time
in the Old Town -Night"-and there
was.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24
DIR. pS REMEDIES.
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
The Most Prevalent, Dangerous and
Deceptive Disease.
Thousands HaveItand Don't Know It.

Pains and aches come from excess OF
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kidney trouble Kidney trouble causes
quick or unsteady heart beats, and
makes one feel as though they had
heart trouble, because the heart "a
overworking to pump the thick, kid
ney-poisoned blood through the veins
and arteries.
Soreness or uncomfortable feeling In
the back i-Clcates kidney trouble Of no
small Importance.
The passing Of scanty or profuse
quantities Of urine is a warning Of kid
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The famous new discovery, DR.. XII
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address Or. Kilrner g. Co., Binghamton,
n. Y, and mention that you read this
generous offer in the San francisco
Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24
OLD WOMAN
HOARD STOLEN
She Was Afraid to Put 1t
in Banks.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. ga sensa-
tional robbery took place yesterday in
suburb of this city. Guadalupe Vasquez
an old woman So years of age, living with
her widowed daughter, was the victim
The women were alone and employed no
servants, which is unusual in this coun-
try among the people having property
Every one thought them exceedingly poor,
but this was only apparent, for they mad
a great sum of money in the house, there
being kept in a steel box no less than
$50 900 in bank bills, the proceeds OF the
sale Of a hacienda near this city. Be-
sides this sum there were many tnou-
sands of dollars kept in the wardrobes,
in stockings or between the leaves or
books.
In some way news that the women had
a great amount of money got to the ears
of some men who came to the house and
hired a large corral at its rear for the
purpose, she says, of keeping pigs. Their
purpose was robbery, as now appears, ana
yesterday morning, the mother being
alone in the house, these men came and
on the pretense of having a message to
deliver were let in by the old woman,
whom they seized and bound with ropes.
They then took the steel box with the
$50 900 and decamped but omitted to search
for other money. The women, on being
interrogated by the police, said they had
heard that bank clerks had been stealing
money from banks, and they were AFRAID
to deposit their funds. Many arrests have
been made, and the police are confident
they have discovered the robbers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24
WAS DEVOID OF HAIR.
PECULIAR PLIGHT OF A SALEM
GIRL-ENTIRELY BALD.
What a Trial Package Of a Remedy
Did for Her.

The portraits of Miss Emma Emond show
what striking difference is made in a person
when the bald head is covered with hair Miss
Emond was totally bald the hair follicles not
only upon her head but upon her eyebrows be-
ing completely contracted not the sign of a
hair being found. OF course she was the object
of many experiments, all of which failed, and
the offer Of well known dispensary to send
free trial OF their remedy was peculiarly allur-
ing to her. She sent for the free trial, followed
all directions faithfully and soon she was re-
warded by a growth of hair, which for thick
ness quality and luxurance was as remark
able as the result was gratifying, Miss
Emond lives in Salem, Mass, at 276 Washing
ton ST., and naturally feels very much elated
to recover from total badness An itching
scalp to people who blessed with hair Is a
sign of coming badness and should be attended
to at once,
The remedy that caused Miss Emond's hair
to grow also cures all scalp itching and dis
eases. removes dandruff and keeps the hair and
scalp healthy and vigorous. Trial packages
are mailed free to all who write to the Alien
helm Medical Dispensary, 14s Butterield
Bldg Cincinnati, o.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24

stations on shore for the receipt OF mes
sages which will be sent through the ai, 4,
r. ie nronosed that one officer snaIl az
oonnanv each of The Call-Heralo tueo
and one shall be at each OF tne eho ~.
stations so that they will be aole 10 oo-
serve for themselves the practlcal ope
ration of the wireless system.
Rear Admiral Bradford is also maklliS
nrenarations for experiments Whlch VIII
he conducted by the navy after the yacht
zoos ore concluded. He has recommen91-
ad to the department that two meh-oL
var he equipped with the Maroon ey93
tom II is proposed to place the eXpeiio PEI
ments directly under the conlIoL a +,eno
40 squadron, and it is possible tnat an an
effort may be made to repeat Ine otl.i@t -
nane1lvers one vessel proceeding 70 d
certain point and communicating wv WI
tha other. which will accompany tne nee
Admiral Bradford will recommend ina tIiaS
I7rnn1inent electrical experts be assigned
= u,itness the experiments, and Lleu0eHii1
ant Denfold and other officers VINO VIII VIII
illness The Call-Hera1d's operations VIII
nrobablv be selected. Admlral srf bra ~ -
may witness the experiments ,,i+ness the
is proposed to have officers WltnesS ine
rsarRfnrmance Is of the instruments during
the races. They will see them ptsnS opetfa.S5
under actual working condltloHs, MS II :
Of Fundamentally. 1t is the intenalod. IL
the navy to make eXhaustlye saReit. sag its
,1en+s n1t1 The department has signined lLs
annrobatfon and it only remains 10 pei
fart details with Marconi. - s,of
Solonel Charles Allen, assistant cnleI
of fhe signal service, has compIeteu e. e.
rangements with ProIessoI Wno raontb the
a series of experiments next mon.n, III rHe 6
war Department to purchase instruments
so~ a. Military service should the results
he considered satisfactory.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24
STAGE ROBBED
NEAR WESTFALL
The HighWaymen DID
Not MoIest the Pas
Sengers.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 23-Tyhree armed
men tonight held up the stage running
between Westfan and Ontario. They
rifed the letter pouches and packed the
registered letter pouch away with them.
The driver was relieved of what money
he had and his watch, but the passengers
were not molested, although one, of them
was on a stock-buying trip and had over
$4,000 in bills on him. The amount OF
money in the registered mail is not
known. but it is known there were two
bulky packages which are supposed TO
have contained money being sent INTO
Westfall 10 make payments on cattle that
had just been sent to Ontario for snip
ment.
The robbers selected an ideal spot for
their exploit. The stage has to pass
through a narrow gorge with low rock
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-24

the "Babylonish captivity as it was
called, was spent by his successors
through the general influence of the free
men of the court and the strife and 1eal-
Popes We're rather hurtful to the perma-
nent welfare of the city. About 1850 Car
pentras was visited by very disastrous
confagration, which destroyed many OF
cent VI undertook to repair the damage
which had been done by the fire. but his
elaborate plans We're @ neven n fuly ~ carraeq rree4
sChism following shortly after, attention
was distracted to political intrigue rather
than rebuilding the y,a city some On engpanl gPaha
tion. especially the magnifcent ramparts
by which the city was surrounded a g0po
part of which is In evidence to-day, r1t, Inc
walls were very high and massive, nearly
in the form of a square, on each corner OF
which stood a strong round tower 4 on
gates, opening to the four points OF tls
compass, gave passage in and out, each
piercing through a massive round tower,
except that of Notre Dame, opening
toward Orange, which had two towers
hundred and fifteen feet in height. These
are still standing in good preservation
and are very noticeable for their massive
structure and splendid battlements. me
is splendid specimen of the art or us
time 1t was built by the antelope. Be
mott XIII in the latter part Of the four
teenth century on the site of former
church and dedicated to st. Siffrien, an
early Bishop of Carpentras. In this
church are six figures of the adoring an.
gels, by Bernus, and a fine portrait OF
ST. Thomas Aquinas.
Adjoining the church is the Palace of
Justice, a structure of vast proportions,
built in 1910 by the famous Cardinal Bi-
chi. then Bishop Of Carpentras, as his
episcopal residence.
Carpentras has many fine promenades.
The one called the "Terrasse des Pla-
tanes," overlooking the valley. which
stretches between the town and Mount
Vintoux affords a panorama of beauty
and grandeur seldom TO be found.
One of the most ancient as well as most
interesting sights about the city is the
Arch of Triumph of Carpentras, thought
by many to have been erected in honor OF
Claudius, but assigned by others to the
time of Aurelian, and others yet to the
time of Dio Cletian, 2S4-305 A. D. The
most noticeable structure of the whole
vicinity, however, is the very picturesque
aqueduct shown in the accompanying cut,
which supplies the city with potable
water from the purest sources. It IS six
miles long and was built in 1720-34 at the
enormous cost for the time of 100000
livreS.
To the right Of the aqueduct as 1t en-
ters the city is the quarter where most of
the Jewish inhabitants, of whom Car
pentras has quite a number, live and do
business They have a synagogue and
enjoy a freedom in regard to religion and
the education of their children not found
in many cities of lower France.