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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
Mrs Rich EXtradited.

Ei Paso. Texas. July 24-Mrs. Matte
II Rich. charged with having murdered
her husband. John D. Rich. In Mexico
two months ago was formally extradit-
"a this afternoon at 4 o'clock and deliver
"a into the hands of the Mexican autho-
rifles for trial
She protested strongly against being Civ
en- into the possession OF Mexico but be-
came resigned when the extradiuon war
rant was read TO her. She wrapped her
shoulders and head in an American nag
and enterd the carriage with the officers
and was driven across the river
The case OF Mrs Rich has attracted
wide attention particularly along the
border where citizens have protested lou D.
~ against the eNrtad!tion OF any Ameri-
can citizen "a Mexico. The fact that In
this case the citizen IS a woman has
greatly intensified the opposition. John d
Rich was banker Of Dodge city, Kan,
and courted and married his wife IN Chi
cago during the worlds fair.
They went 10 Mexico and engaged in
she furnishing large
share OF the capital. They quarreied Of
ten because ~ "a alleged. Mrs Rich was
Jealous Two months ago she found Rich
talking with a notorious woman. where
upon Mrs Rich attacked and severely
beat her. Rich came home late during
the night was shot while lying In bed.
Mrs Rich called for doctor and CART
age and had her husband conveyed N a
hospital IN this city. Rich died and left
a statement saying the fatal bullet was
fred from a pistol IN the hands OF his
wife. Mrs. Rich did everything in her
power 20 aid the recovery OF her husband
and has protested throughout that she Is
not the guilty one. She Is soon 20 give
birth 20 child. The Mexican govern
ment has been touched 20 the quick by
the comments on IT'S methods OF dealing
out justice an dbarbarous treatment OF
prisoners and has provided Mrs Rich
with nne quarters and promises her a
speedy trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
Double Lynrhing BILLED to
Take Place in GEORGIA

Balnhridge Ga, July "a There win he
a double lynching I'm West BainbridRe
early tomorrow morning unless something
unforeseen occures. Two more member
Of the band or negroes implicated In Sam
MINIS con csslon are In the hands OF a de-
termined posse OF whites one OF the
captives Is Charles Mack. the compan-
Ton IN crime OF Louis 3ammin who was
lynched yesterday II was Sammin ami
Mack who outraged Mrs Ogletree In the
presence OF her husband az Saffold. one
holding a pistol at the head OF the hus-
band 20 prevent his interference
Mack was captured az Iron city by a
white man named Cardsn He tried to
get his prisoner 70 iail and seereted him
mob met Cardell and asked the where
abonts Of his prisoner lie declined 20 tell
them. rope was quickly put about his
neck and he was allowed ten minutes In
which 20 give up the rapist or his life.
He then told where the negro was In
a short while the crowd had Mack While
arrangements for the lynching were in
progress a telegram came from Iron city
that other members OF the gang .ad
been captured. As II would require scv-
eral hours 10 get the new prisoner TO
the scene Il was determined 70 postpone
the execution Of Mack until tomorrow, at
which time It Is proposed 70 have
double hanging
Before sammin was lynched he confes-
sed and said he and Mack had robbed
the Ogletrees ana that both hai ou.-
ragged the woman. While they were COM
mitting their crimes he said six others,
whose names he gave. were on watch out
side Mack Is said 10 have confessed, cor
rooorating sammin statement. The men,
he said. were banded together for mur-
Ger robbery and rapine- I've OF the ne
groes named, including ssmmin are now
dead and every Indication favors the |
death Of these two.
Kid Jim" enc Of the saEold negroes. |
was located this afternoon in a cabin near
F1ckard' Ala He is guarded by about |
100 men Of his race. who say thcy viii |
defend him against any attack
A posse Of about VIII take Rid Jim
dead or alive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
KhrrnLIcIA DIsIrrorNrMFNr.

The hopes OF our Republican friends
who were building high that at the
meeting Of the nat onal Democratic
committee ia Chicago a great chasm
would opeh aud swallow up the har-
mony Of the meeting, had them dashed
70 the ground by the unauimity Of
purpose and good feel az that chartc-
terized the whole proceeding Not a
single jarriuR note disturbed it, de
liberations The Harrison and Alt
geld side show was not brought into
the meeting each OF these factions ap-
parently real ling that their quarrel
had no eight 10 intrude itself upon the
committee, aud each assuring the
committee that their grievances would
In no wise interfere with their most
cordial support OF the party in the
great national contest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

PRoRArE Jup0E JENSiNaa 81 Potia.
watomie couoty, has rendered his de-
cision In the contempt case growing
out OF the Jester habeas corpus pro-
ceedings, holding that the court hat
full jurisdiction ia tue case The
matter will now go 10 the district
court, aud IL Judge Jennings is spa-
tanned the sheriff aud county at orney
may find themselves ia box
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

AccoRNG to the dispatches It is q
race between Mark Hanna and w. C.
Whitney as to which shall reach Ad-
miral Dewey frst-the former to ten
der im the position Of RAINING mat6
with Mckinley on the Republican
ticket. and the latter 10 offer him the
nomination for president on the Dem
ocratic ticket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
ncM4Nrr on CONQUEST. wHIony

htmdNffl on CONQUEST, 4, WHICHy
A. time advances the American
peop's become more and more estrapg
ed from the policy OF the adm 'nistrN-
tion. which seeks 10 extirpate or con-
qner people lighting for the boon OF
liberty, which our forefathers fought
for during the seven long and bloody y
years OF the revolutionary struggle
Whether tie F.lipinos are a AT peop.,
10 govern themselves Is not the ques-
tion They may be and they may no,
be capable Of selfgovernmsnt. This
is question which cannot be settlsd
without trial Ho0 eau il be deter
mincd unless they are offered the op
portunity? England AID the most cf
Europe said the colonies, when they
we're struggling for their independ-
enre, were un6t TO govern themselves
shall these very people. Who sealed
their liberties with their blood on
thousand battle fields and nailed the
lie on the brow of Europe and proud
England now turn their backs on
their immortal record for freedom, in
dependence and liberty, and say 10
those islanders that they have no in.
herent right to fight for the boon o.
self-government? In The sober, second
thought Of the American people these
are beginning 70 6nd ex-
preston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

r. W MCCLosKY, who murdered j.
NJ Kimel in Chandler. plead guilty
before Judge Burford last week and
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
life. He had become alarmed at the
thr ats Of lynching, and asked the
court to allow him to plead in advance
of h time set for his trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
New Secretary Has a
Conference With President.

Washington. July 24-Hon. EHhu Root
Of New York who Is 20 succeed General
Alger as secretary OF war, arrived m
Washington tonight and had Ions con-
ference with the president. He reached
the city az l O'Clock. General Corbin
was with the president at the time Of Mr.
Roots arrival but left after short CON
versation with Mr. Root 20 whom he
was introduced by the president Mr.. Root
remained az the white house until a quar-
ter after Y when he returned 70 the
Arlington hotel where he had previously
registered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

THE sop thrown to w. r. Walker by
The governor in the shape OF an APP
pointment as appraiser Of school lands
may quiet Billy until the hot season lie
over Billy las story to tell, and
he's going to tell it some Of these
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

SECRETARY ALsER Is to be given a
rousing reception in Detroit when he
returns TO Michigan, which may mean
the beginning OF a war on the admin
ietration To vindicate Alger
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

OKLAHOMA CRY is becoming alarm
ed for her sanitary condition and the
Oklahoman rays: "lhe health OF the
people is az stake. Gentlemen Of the
board Of health, what are you going TO
do about it9"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

THE man who wiote that the courts
Of this territory were not respected
did not know what he was writing
about, over at Weather ford the police
judge sent an order TO the sheriff OF
Canadian county to arrest and jail a
malefactor for misdemoonor and
The sheriff promptly obeYed the order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
V7H777H NI7151 % - . IS 80 3 -
TELEGRAPH TICK / NGS

Boston. July 24-Rev. Dr Thomas Saw
yer. a Unlversalst writer and educator
is dead
Lima, Peru, july 24-Telegrams 10 the
government announce that the lyuitos
revolution came 10 an end on July l3.
Louisville, Ky. Jsly 4.-Eugsne Bez-
enah. OF Covington. got the decision over
Jimmie Murray. of Louisville, in fifteen
round bout here tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

THE rainfall at the experiment sta
tiou at saltwater for July up to the
goth, has been q 80 inches, making a
tota1 Of 20 90 inches for the year,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
2TARK BPOS. PAY CASH

every week IL YOU sell STARK TREES Out
at free. STARK NURSERY, Louisiana, 40
First Published IA Guthrie Daily Leader
July ~ 1885,
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To whom Il May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that Jas. Archer
has this day nlcd MS petition 20 sell al re-
tail spirituous vinous and malt liquors In
tTe cent Logan coantY, Oklahoma. aud that
unless obiectior be filed on or before the 4th
DAY OF August A. ID. 1929 SAID petitioEn will
be grauted X. - MORTON.
Guthrie. Okla. July "a. fs9o Counts crk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

THE big rains OF late have caused
much damage on the South Canadian,
washing out the Rock Island bridge at
Union City on the night u the 22nd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

Ex.SEEAToB GuLETT has a small
flock Of sheep on his farm near Ell
Reno, aud he says they are the best
paying property he ever owned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

. Real Estate at a Sacrifice. s..
room house on Cleveland Also
house on Villas and one on Noble.
CAL at lT5 Fast Noble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

liles-fohdihty heHt' ne ~ toihu0iA va
winning.
Shanghai. July 2.-The reports regard
Ing a Japanese-Chinese alliance which
have been persistently denied for some
time, have now assumed definite form and
are causing great excitement In Russian
circles.
Washington. July A-United states
Treasurer Roberts. as treasurer Of the
Dewey home fund today received con-
tributlons amounting to u,5l3 making the
total to date OF n66is.
St Louis, July 4-Casper Leon, caam-
pion bantam weight boxer Of the world.
was tonight awarded the decision over
Morris Rauch, al the end of twenty
round bout before the West End club
ST Thomas. July 4-The United states
gunboat Machias arrived here yesterday
Ia connection with the question Of the
coal purchase during the Hispsno-Ame-
rican war, payment for which Is sull
pending.
Washington, July 4-it is the intention
OF the war department to send all cav
airy horses 10 the Philippine by way OF
Unalakasa 80 that they may be taken on
the ships and given rest during the long
voyage.
Columbus, Ohio July 24-Adit Gen AK
line today ordered the Eighth ard Fourth
regiments o. N O. and six unattached
companies TO hold themselves IN readi-
ness to proceed to Cleveland on an IN
stants notice
New York, July 4-At the Coney Is.
land sporting club tonight George Byers
met Charely Strong in twenty five
round go. The referee stopped the nsht
in the tenth round, Strong who had
fought pluckily. was all but out George
Cole knocked out Tony Drew.
San Francisco, July 24-Lloyd Tevis
one Of the wealthiest and best known re-
sidents OF San Francisco. died tonight at
private sanitarium lie caught a severe
cold about two weeks ago, and owing 10
his advanced age and delicate health,
complications set In which made recovery
impossible lie was 70 years old
New York, July 2A-Unlted States at
torney Burnett has Just examined the
papers In the case Of Mrs Phyllis Dodge
accused Of trying TO smuggle $50 900 worth
OF diamonds, ana finds that there is not
sufficient cause TO bring criminal action
Tomorrow General Burnett viii file his
complaint with the secretary OF the
treasury preparatory 10 bringing an ac-
tion IN rem Pending trial the owner Of
the iewelry may gam possession by hllng
bond for the appraised valuation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

that they can put
other persons to
sleep by passing the hands before the eyes.
This IS called hypuotism an Influence
about which very little Is known aud IL IS
not difficult matter 20 find a few people
who have been put to sleep in this manner.
You can find hundreds and thousands Of
women, however whose sleep has been
made peaceful aud restfui by DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription IL soothes the
nerves 10y curing The disorders commonly
called female troubles" II IS indorsed
by an army of women in every State IN the
Union, who have been brought back 10
health after suffering untold misery from
disagreeable drains upon the system, irreg
ularities, prolapsus, backache, bearing
down pains, nervousness, despondenGy
and hysteria. " Favorite Prescription" IS
a vegetable medicine, and contains no al
coholic stimulant OF dangerous narcotic to
create morbid cravings Its action IS con
fined altogether to the distinctly femi-
nine organism, which It heals, soothes and
strengthens. IL helps to make existence
pleasant before baby comes, and on the
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is avoided and the pain reduced to almost
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Mrs. Anna Willy (Michigan Housed Of North
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several vials Of your Pleasant Pellets which did
me great deal Of good
Accept no substitute, which dishonest
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Golden Medical Discovery"
Send p one-cent stamps to Df. X. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y for his Common Sense
Medical Adviser, great doctor book by a
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

Wood Choppers Vented.
800 cords of wood to be cut for
which will pay good prices.
j. c JAAIsON.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

New York. July A-Hugh II Healy,
formerly molssses merchant in this
city, has filed a petition IN bankruptcy.
Liabilities 1923, ,sl2. no assets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

Victoria, b c., oily A-Peter Jack
son. the puglist who is here says he will
issue challenge to the victor in the JET
-Sharkey fight He is confident Of
winning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25
TUESDAY JULY ss. 1899.

THE st Joseph Missouri ju6il, e
opens September 4th
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Shanghai, July 24-The reports regard 70
ing a Japanese-Chinese alliance which
have been persistently denied for some
time, have now assumed definite form and
are causing great excitement in Russian
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"WANTS"

WANTED bright BOY 10 canvass Tor the
Oklahoma Weekly Leader ana Atlanta Con
stituuon Good paw 10 right party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-25

Has received a fresh line of the very latest
i'm -......-
The sun., 1899-09-17
Blue and Cold for our N.xv

To THF EDITOR OF THE Sus-ur: note that n 1.
sugg'sic that during The Dewey celebration decora.
tions of houses, &c, shall largely show the Navy
co!ors.' which are said to be blue and white :"
Since when have blue and white been tho color, NJ
tine United states Navy These are the colors OF IN.
British naval uniform and they we're adop,ed In
lT46 by King George H.
Admiral OF the Fl OF Forbes was ummoned IN AZ
tend tho Duke ~ Bedford at the time OF making ,b
choice. lie found the Duke in an apartment sur.
rounded with various dresses. and he was At one.
asked his opinion aS to the most appropriate hu.,
Red and blue" fad the Admiral. since they ara
our national colors"
"NJ," replied tho Duke. "thc King has dat.r
mined otherwise for having seen my duchess riding
in ne pMk few days ago in habit Of blue faced
win white tho dress took his haiestys fancy and
he las appointed II for the uniform OF the Roy.l
Nav
William ~. changed the dress to blue with rad
facin2s hut Queen Victoria restored the white .arIy
in her reign,
Tho colors OF our NAvy-And Of the United st.ts,
Naval Academy-are blue ard gold, and these ara
"hHt shonld be shown PARK BERyAMIH
2oS Broadway. NEW Yolk. Sept ~
The sun., 1899-09-17

were represented such Engliehmen as Mr..
JOHN MORLEY, Mr.. LEONARD II. COURTNEY,
Mr.. HKRBRRT SPENCER, Mr.. ALFRED r.
WALLACE and Mr.. FREDERIo HARRISON.
1t seems incredible that the British Empire
should go to war with a puny common
wealth, the loyal inhabitants Of which
would be outnumbered by the population
Of a fourth-rate English town, for the sake
Of the difference between seven years and
five years residence, considered as the oon-
dition OF exercising the franchise in the
Transvaal. Does Mr.. CHAMpERIAIN really
imagine that the Outlanders, in whose inter-
ests he processes to act would be benefited
by such step2 Ought they not, at least. to
they set 80 much store by the two years
difference In the terms proposed for natur-
alisatlon that, sooner than renounce 1t,
they are willing to face the arrest Of the
Rands Industries, the paralysis Of business
and the risk Of starvation to which war
would expose them The Secretary for the
Colonies himself cannot but doubt whether
q war on such q pretext would be sane
toned by the sober second-thought and
the awakened conscience Of his country
men. 1t is certain that the infliction OF the
score Of slight deviation from the change
In It's naturalization laws demanded by
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN would be looked upon as
an unconsoionable and reprehensible deed
by right-feeling and intelligent Americans,
whose respect far-sighted British states
man would wish to retain.
The sun., 1899-09-17
Betting on tho Shamrock. Keel.

1t adds to the Zest Of the encounter Of
the Columbia with the Shamrock to hear
that in England the Shamrock Is favored
In the betting. Sentiment no doubt, stim-
ulates the national confidence, but that
cannot be the whole Of 1t.
The feeling abroad is no doubt a reflec-
tlon Of the confidence cherished by the
Shamrocks owner, Sir THOMAS Upton. and
for that We have no doubt there Is a spe-
cac reason. We believe the secret OF the
Shamrock, that Is the popularity OF her
form from which 1t Is hoped her succe SO
will come is her great depth OF keel, the
tremendous leverage Of her lower ballast,
Valkyrie III was about the same depth
as the Defender, but she was no match
for her. The Herreshoff curves OF hull
were too much for Watsons. With the
conviction that, good as Defender was.
when HERREsHoFF laid down a set OF
lines for a new defender Of our cup they
would be still better, Mr. FIFE, tho
designer of the Shamrock, probably said ::
LET us go boldly to a greater extreme in
ballasting than tho Americans will be
likely to go. Let us develop first, not
the hull, but the hn!' And 80 1t has
come to pass, we believe, that the bot
tom Of the Shamrocks great leaden bulb
is in the neighborhood OF twenty-five feet
below the surface as against the Coumbia's
nineteen or twenty feet: and the chal-
lenger's sails are therefore the bigger.
It Is this extra two or three feet OF keel
which is to hold the Shamrock to her
natural lines. blow low or high. and, to
The sun., 1899-09-17
All Right

If tho so-oalled Citizens Union, which
polled 765 votes for its candidate for Gov
ernor, Prof. BACON, a year ago, In the whole
OF New York county, adheres to the recon-
mendation OF It's Central Committee,
adopted on Wednesday evening. and makes
nominations for Assemblymen and Alder
men "in advance OF the regular parties, 4"
1t will simply follow the example OF the
Socialists and the Prohibitionists, who
have already decided to do the same.
BY stress o: events, deeper, graver and
more serious than any recommendation Of
Citizens Union Central Committee the
mass OF Independent voters OF the city,
whatever their past divisions and differ
ences, are now In accord with the course OF
the Republican party. and there is no sound
reason why the elimination from politics OF
the few remaining professional notoriety
seekers should not be gradual and decorous
through nominations for Assemblymen
and Aldermen in advance OF the regular
parties"
There are sixty Assemblymen to be
elected this year in the four counties max
ing up the Greater New York, and thirty
five Of them, a majority. are to be chosen
in this county. The determination OF some
OF the leaders Of the 766 Citlzens to mako
separate nominations cannot affect the
political situation greatly.
The sun., 1899-09-17
Siberia's Wheat.

Consul MONAGHAN has reported to the
State Department on the marvellous de-
velopment OF Siberia since the laying of
the Trans-Siberian railroad. The inference
drawn from this report by some newspapers
that Siberia will rival the United States
in the wheat markets Of the world is
not justified by the known facts. There is
bright future before Siberia; 800, 600 i'm
migrants have entered the country in the
last three years, and to-day the population
Is about 100000. This growth in num-
bcrs and the improving conditions OF trans
portation are giving a great impetus to
her agriculture. her mining and her general
industries. But there is very little prospect
that Siberia will ever be able to produce
much wheat to sell abroad
Vast as Siberia is the larger part of the
country cannot be cultivated profltably.
Careful scientific study shows that about
The sun., 1899-09-17
The Other Side to MIR. Stones Prophecy

The Hon. WILLIAM J. STONE, lately Gov
ernor OF Missouri and hence a Democrat,
being most concerned with the fortunes Of
his party among all questions political. has
appealed In this manner to a Goebel meet
ing in the Blue Grass State:
The election Of Republican Governor Of Ken
tucky would have terribly depressing efsct upon
our party 1t would be . staggering blow to the
Democracy Of the nation."
We do not dispute Mr.. STONES opinion.
But 1t must be clear to all calm observers
that wherever on conspicuous fields the
Republican candidate is beaten by the
candidate OF the Democratic party.
dedicated to the debasement OF the cur
rency and now engaged in giving aid
and comfort to the armed enemies OF the
United States, It would be a staggering
blow to the prosperity and good repute Of
the country at large.
Every wearer OF tho blue, shot in the Phil
ippines is a loss to the United States but a
gain to the Democratic cause as 1t is urged
by the Bryanistio politicians now insplr-
ing and directing It,