The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-01
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made an ascension IN balloon and CROP
pea wNh q parachute into tns lake qfoA
q height Of 5000 feet
Versailles gy. July q ~Hoa. ] {. s
Blackburn has been very sick man since
yesterday, lie Is much better today an
his physicians believe that he Will be able
10 sit ~ by Wednesday or Thursday
The senator suffered an attack Of con
gestlon Of the Kidneys
London. August l. According to the
Rome correspondent OF the Standard. the
pope is about TO send a letter 10 the
bishops ~ Belg um and The Netherlands
protesting against the exclusion Of the
vatican from Use Hague conference and
the refusal cf permiss' on to the pope TO
give adhesions TO the protoco's II the
conference
New York. Jliy s1-The garment work
srs IN the eastern distract Of BROOKLYN
have followed theexample Of those IN the
Brownsville ds'r.ct Nearly a5oo mem
bers of the ,ndependent garment work
ers union went out TO-DAY They demand
ten hour working day. operators 10 be
paid SIS week pressers from n2 to SIS
a week and fnlshers from 50 to il2
IN other parts Of Greater New York
the strike Is apparently drawing TO
cose and in the way the strikers hoped
for
washington, July g-Commissioner
General Powderly Of the immigration bu-
/ reau has directed that the sixteen Fiiipi-
nus actars who have been detallcl at
| san Francisco for some time. pending
che settlement Of the question Of their
| right TO land. be released and pecini led
20 continue their Journey to Omaha
| where they have been engaged by the au-
thorihes as feature of the exposition,
now in progress.
Lexington. X. July 3l.-The state con-
ference OF anu-Geobel democrats will be
called to order Wednesday afternoon. SO
far Is counties have instructed delegates
to be present and on the basis OF the
Louisville convention this will mean about
$50 delegates. Several other counties will
hold conferences Tuesday and It Is ex-
pectei that fully 500 delegates will be
present Major p. Johnston has left the
city and viii not be at the convention.
but ex-governor Brown is expected
PACKING HOUSE WILL RESUME
Kansas Cit, Mo, July 3i-The Schwartz.
solid & Shuzberger packing plant, which
has been idle for several days, throwing a
thousand men out OF work Will resume
operations tomorrow morning, the COM
pany having cnsented to take the union
men back pending a settlement of the
! grievances Of the tallow workers whose
walk out caused the company 90 shut
down the plant
Secretary Bishop. of the state board
Of arbitration. argued ( nthe city today
10 look over the situation. He said he
was willing TO undertake an investigation
OF the strike II one was desired. He had
a conference with President Everett but
refused to say what transpired. 1t is in
tlmated that he may visit the strike
leaders in the morning.
Cleveland, July Sl-.The strike leaders,
today called upon the owner Of the Ho-
e. Garlock and asked him 70 no longer
permit General Manager Douglass Of the
Big Consolidate dto reside there. They
met with a prompt refusal the owner
and manager of the hotel telling the
headers. that no body would be put out
as long as he obeyed 4he rules of the
house.
London. Ky. July 3i-Robert and Carl
Baker two well known characters. who
have figured prom nently IN the Howard
Raber Clay county feud have enlisted n
the United States army They left here
asst night for Fort Thomas Robert Ba-
ker was placed in the command OF the
troops enlisted here. 70 In number, many
OF whom were Clay county boys.
San Francisco July sl-Admiral EautE
today raised hts hag on the battlesnip
Iowa, which now the flagship or the
Pacific squadron. The Phiadel7l;'a his
former flagship is undergoing repairs at
Mare Island. The Iowa has gone to the
lt'uiou Iron works 10 take on portion o.
her armament which was left here when
she re, entity sailed for the dry dock a;
Port Orchard.
Minneapolis. July a.-A. A Hansen,
who started to break the ! OOO worlds rec.
ord Sunday. finished 500 miles at $50 this
evening, breaking the national 500 miles
record by eleven hours and one minute.
| Hansen's time Is $3.50. The former time
was held by II c. Guernee. of this city,
al 4s.Sl. Hansen is riding in excellent con
dition and the present indications a-e he
will break the record he is afte- between
ten and fifteen days.
Berlin, July a.-In replying 10 a recent
memorial Of the Industrial league com
planning Of the pingley tariff ana the un-
satisfactory state Of the commercial rela.
tlons between the United States n7d Ger
many, Count Posedowsky- y-wehne-, in
perial secretary Of state for the interior,
says he has read the memorial with the
greatest interest and viii submit the COM
plants 10 the other government depart
ments and 10 the bundesrath
Boston, July 3i-The eastern tennis
| championship in doubles was won today
In the New England tournament al Long
wood by the Harvard team H. Ward and
| D. + Davis who had no difficulty IN dis
posing Of c. r Budlong and Beals
Wright n straight sets. Ward and DAVIS
during the tennis week at Newport, VIII
meet II H. Hackett and p W Allen the
Yale pair who won the western champion
ship AZ Chicago. and the winners will be
enlisted TO play Ware and Sheldon for
the national championship
! Montreal. sui 8.-The president OF the
jacques Cartier Senator Des Jardines,
announced tonight that that institution
would suspend payment in the morning
! There was a run on the bank today.
| caused by depositors being rendered un-
easy. through the failure Of the Banque
Nille Marte last week The banks capi-
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