The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-29
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Washington. May g7-Generai BROOKE
made no report to the war department
TODAY
Washington. Mly "a Secretary and
Mrs Alger have gone 20 Thorndale, Pa.
to spend a few days with their daughter
victoria. B. g. May 27.-At the bike
meet here today, Cotter of Tacoma lower
ed the Canadian record for one-third
mile doing 1t in forty seconds
Madrid. A.ay 27.-senor silvela. the pre-
mier, in the course of an interview to-
day denied that the government in
tended TO alter the outy on sugar
Cassei Hess Nassau. May 27.-The i'm
perial prize was won by the Cologne
choral society at the competition OF the
German choral societies here today
Washington. May 27.-Vice President Ho-
bert has grown so much stronger that he
went for drive today. the first time he
has been out of doors since hlsillne ss.
London, May Especial dispatches re-
celved from Paris say that tne govern
ment announced that Dreyfus will be re-
tried by court martial. the slttings Of
which will be held in garrison town.
Fullerton cal. May ga wonderful
oi well has been struck near here rLc
well is now spouHng four hundred barrels
of Oil day With no sgns of a dimin
ution Of the flow. This IS the most prom
Using weil yet found in this field.
san Francisco, May 27-J NJ stauGer.
representing the Philadelphia exposition,
is making a tour - California collecting
material for an exhibit from this state.
lie is interesting growers and producers
and expects to collect material for Iuiie
an extended repre- sentation.
Fort Wayne Ind May 27.-The Hon.
w. ]. Bryan delivered three speeches
here today His first audience consisted
OF organized Allen county democrats In
the afternoon he spoke TO farmers con-
fnng his remarks to the money ques-
ton. At Princess rink tonight ne spoke
at length In denunciation Of trusts.
Las Vegas. n. NJ. May 27-Govcrnor
Roosevelt. Of New irk today W rcd MAJ
Lewelynn chairman Of the committee
on arrangements for the Rough Riders
reunion that he will attend The services
arriving at Las Vegas June "A. Great
preparations are being made for the re-
union which promises to be one Of tn,
largest gatherings yet held IN New Mex
leo
Washington. May 27- S. sausau. chic
constructor Of the japanese imperial navy
called at the navy department in company
with an attache OF the Japanese Legation
here The methods of American shiI
construction We're explained by Admira
4 Hitchborne who afterwards provided
| guides for a visit 10 the Washington navy
yards. Mr.. Sasau was particularly inter
ested I'm the vast model tank now abCd
completed at the navy yards. and gener
! ally expressed himself as fun Of admira
tlon at the display Of American navy
yard methods.
Washington. May 2.--Agent clifford OF
the Tongue River Indian agency Mon.
tana, has reported TO the Interior de-
partment that the reports o. uneaslness
among the Indians are baseless and that
the only trouble comes from the actions
OF some border whites. In accordance with
measure, Secretary Hitchcock today re.
quested the war department to continue
Its present cheme of furnishing n small
detachment Of cavalry from Camp Mer.
ritt TO patrol the reservation border to.
gether with the regular Indian police
Topeka, Kansas. May 27-The constitu
tionality OF the law creating the state
court of visitation and the validity OF
the law reducing telegraph tolls in Kan
sas are attacked in a suit brought IN tho
federal court here today by the Western
Union telegraph company The court OF
visitation has succeeded the state rail-
way commissioners and Is vested with
control OF railways, tedegraphs and ex-
press lines The new telegraph law re-
duces tolls on ten word messages within
the state to fifteen cents and one cent
for each additional word Both laws wer,
Norfolk, Va, May 27-Amidst the boom
irg Of cannon and the screaming of steam
whistles from tugs. bay steamers ant
ocean liners, the captured Spanish orus-
er Reina Mercedes arrived In port this
afternoon Accompanying her was Not
MA Of thirty-six tugs all profusely deco
towed through the harbor and the tug
boats kept their whistles In almost con-
tinuous scream from the time she round
ed I.amberts Point until the navy yard
was reached. Every craft tied the whistle
lever down and there was a babel Of
notes. Mercedes was saluted by every
passing steamer and acknowledged each
greeting with a blast from her whistle.
Nanyold so1dfars now feel the effects