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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
Lstter-PoStRge in the Phlippinsa Reduced
In TWu Cents

WARRINGTON. Nov. lo.-At tho meeting 81
the Cabinet to-day 1t was decided to reduce
the rate OF lstter-pos age in the Philippine
Islands from cents to = cents, as has already
been done in Cuba and Porto Rico, Postmaster
General smith made a statement in regard To
the postal business between the United States
and the Philippines, and the conclusion WAS
r achcd that tho reduction could probably be
maln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11

steam rre burst on the second floor OF the
' ,1'' 81 Edward Massey. at ~ " est Seventy
. . stree last night while Mr.. Hassey and his
, ,,a,S were at the theatre \ frightened
uts",H, sem ~ nre alarm and there was con
soon rr lam IN tho basement and quiet was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
Kicked 10 Death by His Gun.


Near Hum boldt the other day Mr.. u. Witch
accidentally discharged both barrels OF his
Tho stock reboundsu. striking him in the
stomach aud int,icting Injuries from whclt'hs
soon died. with insnimats things as well as
priZenghtars in possession OF the secret of tho
soar pexus. no man Ia safe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11

Among the certificates OF candidates In the
Iast election Of their election expenses, nled in
The County Clerks ONCE yesterday. was ON. Of
AYERS S"''' WI"
IND dld not contribute or e1psnd, directly or
'os ecty, by myself or through any other per-
ton "'' N-'Ns' ia o'u Vi my o'cc0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
HOTEL BUHNhD IN WATERLOO ". Z
The Towsiey House Partly Destroyed by
Fire-Loss About $500, 900.

WATERLOO. n Y. Nov. 10.-Tne Towsley
House In this city. one Of tho finest hotels in
this part OF the state. caught FIRE this
morning from tho steam boiler in tho
cellar The flames burned up through the
kitchen and dinIng-room and upwards into the
third and fourth stories until tho whole
northern portion OF the building was
wrapped in flame. Tho guests and ser
wants escaped. though Some OF them had
narrow escarss. The ground floor was occu-
great loss by FIRE and water. Damage Was
hlso done to an adlourning building and ~
Quilted The total loss is, estimated
at 100000 Tho hotel was QUILT about twenty.
eight wears ago byt tho late Alon2n Towsley and
10 said to have cost nearly 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11

Increase OF S0., OBS in the New York Once
Compared with October. 1903.

WAsHISGToS, Nov. 10 -rAccording TO state
mont OF the gross recents OF the nifty largest
post Offices during the month of October. 1899. rs
compared with October. 1893. the receipts Of the
New York office increased from $743,5Ol To
$685.. 595. all increase of 500. OBS. or 1913 per
cent, The receipts OF Chicago increased from
s5as.S5O to sMW.257. an increase Of S24,t7O.
IowsiI Mass, and Hartiord, Conn, ali showed
decreases, that OF San Francisco being the
largest, with 81 per cent The greatest in
cent, The increase here was 49, 800, largely
duo IL 10 believed, to the distribution OF cam
palgn documents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
Election. Bursau Clerk Held for Trial.

aaron c, Allen OF tho Bureau Of Elections.
VINO was arrested on election day on a charge
"a a. I."sa registration in the Nueteenth As
ina ! ~ district, was held tor trial Yesterday in
"e rUly'tourth street police court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
Three.lear.old scalded 10 p.,tb.

H." "T N"nger' tho thrss-year-old daughter OF
p,,s lena h'inGer OF 80 Colum bia street, was
snns around stove last night whom her
put o. gHuSht fire. Her mother. in trying 10
holipgg' w naines, Knocked over IA ka tie OF
''u'eu IN Bellevue Hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-11
COLOMBIA RAISING TROOPS.
Young Men aud old Called Out Mt Pan
ANA and n Loan 90 BE Floated.
Special Cable DsIpatch TO The sUS.

Colon. Colombia, Nov. 10. - Troops have
been aent to Bocas del Toro GU account OF the
revolutionary proceedings, A decree has been
issued at Panama calling upon all natives
between the ages OF ~ ana 10 ysars to Assem-.
bio at the army barracks.
4 loan OF SlOO.OOO is to be foatod. 1t il
stated that the money IL needed to prevent
foreign invasion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

Not only cures. but keeps we'll h
sold by an organized company of re-
sponsible business men and has the
endorsement OF thousands Of clergy
men and noted people throughout the
country We speak of that wonderful
ins rument Eleciropoise. and ask
your careful examination into the
cures u has wrought. Col A. r. Nu-
nally, OF the Inter Ocean, Chicago.
writes Nearly three wears exper-
fence with Elcctropoise only confirms
the truth of your claims. say 10 NV
friefds that this instrument ls n most
wonderful iprenticn aud would not
part with mine " ! could not get
another send address FOR our book
giving letters from people who have
been cured by Eleciropoise ELEC-
fkOPolsE co, $50 Fourth Avenue.
Lou yille, by.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08
-cuooL rt>Ds

Eu.t to Decide who shau ul.bur.r and
Control the Mous,.
Attorney Hoffman, OF the 6rm OF
Honman a Embry 40 Chandler, attor.
neys Tor plaintiff today filed in the
office of the clerk OF the hrst judicial
district, the case styled James. n.
Ayars, county treasurer OF Lincoln
county, vs. Henry s Emerson. treas
urer OF school district No. o. The
suit involves the fum Of s. .p5l. o., de-
we'd fr0m the sale OF school bonds
snd Is to decide who is The proper Gus.
todian ~ the funds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08


r. C Lay is here from Chicago.
II. ID. Ford is here from Chicago
G. @ hlake is here FROM = Reno
Judge J KeRton went hume 3
day
W. Magee o. chicago .a 10 the
city
Henry W bale is ap from Oklahoma
City.
pP Mafum of woodward ,o at
the Royal
CIV. Jackson Of Kansas City is
here toiay.
HB Murray Of Jefferson CITY ie
nt the Royal
j. w. Wilson Is IN the city from
Minneapolis.
chAs. c Hermann, Of Philadelphia
10 az .ho Royal.
T. A. Tingle left on the neon train
today for Purcell.
"a Morshead is over ior few
days from Wel!stou.
W h Matthews was down from
MnlhAll today
nf a. = Domaine retained 90 okla
homA City today.
G. d. Blake and v. R. Forrest re-
turned 70 El Reno today
Judges BurNell and Irwin lefs to-
day FOR their respective homrs.
Miss Jean Thornburg returned &c
Waterloo on the neon train today
veder 4. Paine q arranging TO ap
peal his case 20 the United States
supreme court.
"a { Hart clerk OF the district
court. attended the funeral of =. ~
Mitchell az Seward this afternoon.
Frederick warde, Miss May wsree,
Mr. and Mrs. G N hruue, o. the Fred
erick Warde company, are guests a.
the RoyAl
Me- W y Furrow and daughter.
Blanche. arc q Oklahoma City, visit
ing Mrs. burrows sister, Mrs. Bert
hantA.
n = Arde'y. townsite agent FOR
Coyle a GUS, returned today from a
kansas City. where he has been adver-
tising the coming lot sales.
Mrs C.. q Sellers. Of Joplin. arrived
la the city today, and Will be the gues
of her parents. Mr. AID Mrs L. r
Leach.
Judge J. C. StrRng left today FOR
Enid, where hO viii assist iu the proc
ecutiou OF I'D Mahr fiey. charged with
the murder OF Med. In Dewey county
Judge LookAbAugh Of WAtonga who
with Col Forrest presented the Mas
hahcag corpus case 20 the supreme
court, returned home today
Mrs Matilda McCarty OF Ulysses,
NehrAska, Is the gues OF Mr. sud Mra.
Robert Reed Of North Broad Mrs
MccAriy and Mr Reed afe brother
aud sister.
Memhers 81 Guthrie Lodge No
Mnsons, aaentta tat ilneral this az.
ternoon in soNard ~ ihe late S. NJ
Mitchell, wNo nes hil4cd MonSa, eve.
ming in ruuav ay ace nt. Rev, R
y Mcbride a. thi, c,tg sondrcttd a the
services
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

g Ire Nise forfruif. CraBon. Pastel or
Wster Color. frcc
In order 90 Introduce our excellent
work We will make 20 any one sending
us a photo a life size portrait. crayon.
pastel or water color, free OF charge.
Small photo promptly returned. Exact
likeness and a highly artistic finish
guaranteed. send your photo at once
10 G l. Marechal Art Company, i4s
Elm street Dallas Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

tuCAt MEIANDE
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For mp 10 date fne stationery, 20 TO
Lilies.
A young lady model wanted. $40 per
week Address, Model, care Daily
Leader.
lust received At Olsmith's 3, 900 more
Of the oniv best 3 cent cigar Ia town.
the Gath.
A large s.room house. barn and two
lots Tor sale cheap. Inquire Of W. q
Brewer ioa East Washington avenue.
II tad che program OF the musicale
Co be given Friday night at the opera
house Tor the benefit Of TIE Catholic
church
The ladies and gentlemen ~ho will
take part Va the musicale Friday even
ing hsye thoroughly prepared them
selves fer the event
Big reduction a. Ramsay's (of
courscl half yearly dress goods sale,
Friday next the 10th
Mr. c. A Best wishes 10 notify the
public that he has moved his stock ~
music, pianos and organs. and also
will have in conn fction stock 90
millinery goods at ls7 okla. ave.
J "a Campbell County attorney FOR
Blaine County who has oecn here
hghting Mas habes Corpus case before
the supreme court and was the guest
OF his Brother Prof. j. r. Campbell
The Guthrie dover parade commit.
tee were wise In their generation
They classified the prizes 40 that ev.
cry participant got a prize In one
class or another. and the judges that
made the awards occupy position
nigh up on the list ot social favoritcs
Perry Enterprise Times.
Mr. C. a. Best wishes to notify the
public that hc has moved his stock of
music, pianos and organ. and also
will have ga connection stock Of
millinery goods at is7 Okla. ave.
thursday. Friday and Saturday
yOu WW find on our counters
thousands OF remnants of an des
CriDhonS al such ridiouiouSig ioW
prices that no economical buyer
can afford TO miss them Grand
Leader.
Haif yearly dress goods sale. al
Ramsays lof course next Fr day the
10th
Daily Leader, . cents a copy
Franklin, the grocer. says the only
reason he has 10 ole for the class of
c.Stomers be has and the volume OF
L .sincss be does, is that be and bis
cl rks make IL point 20 treat every
body honestly aud fairly and by car
rying nothing la stock bat the very
/ best goods pat Oh tie market.
Preceded by heraldry OF triumphs
and promises a. the most elaborate
I production in the legitimate Geld OF
drama, The coming ~ the eminent
tragedian Frederick Wardc. supported
| by Mr. ard Mrs Clarence M Brune. IL
/ impaticutly waited To- Ia this city by
all lovers Of true art. NJ Warde will
bc seen at the Mckennou opera house
tonight with what is rcputcd 20 bc the
most carefully selected company on
I the age, in Henry Guy Carleton's
romantic comedy The Lions Mouth A"
I Mr. Narde now since the death Of
kcene, is conceded % bc logically the
greatest actor in the legitimate field
n drama. Established as such. it rs
ouly b,ttting that he should be pre-
sented 90 the pub ic in manner
worthy ~ the high position which he
holds. II reports are true his produc.
uon ls elaborate magnificent and
costly The scenery FOR the Lions
Mouth is sad 20 have cost over $40.
o00. The production completely ellis a
u0 foot baggage ear. Mr.. Warde end
Mr.. and MIS- Brune are making their
tour this season in private car
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

The Santa re Route has issued
limited edition OF handsome six.
months calendar, July 10 Decem Der.
comprising elk color reproductions.
sXli inches each, OF BurbAnks cele-
bratcd Pueblo Indian portraits, which
we're this seasons art sensation, and
have hitherto only been reproduced in
Brush an1 Pencil Attractively bound
with engraved cover representing an
cient Aztec calendar stone. Obtninablc
for 2s cents at Atchison. Topeka q
Santa Fe railway local ticket Office
Only few copies left. Call early,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

Good residence property in Oklaho.
ma city and 100 acre farm on the
North Canadian river la Oklahoma
county Inquire Of I A. NEAL,
District clerk on,cc.
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

aiN.
"play acting L. not what 81 was two
or three decades ago. 80 more do the
barn stormcrs come strolliug through
The town in costumes aud with de
meanor prociAiming their profession
The actors of today ride In private
ca a. least some do, No more De-
shakespeare ranted 20 the feeble rays
OF candle liRht-the eXpGsitor of the
works OF the immortal bard uses elee.
trlcity or calcium-at least some do.
The handsome palace o. no longer dt
pictcd boy thc same set % scenery used
Tor kitchea the acL before, actors in.
blst upon the Illustrations being per
feet, sometimes ga Immense eXpense
with the additional cost OF transport
ing 70 ia private baggage cars-at least
somc do No longer will Iamlet's
cloak serve 10 be wrapped around the
freezing mother and child who don't
know enough 90 keep from under the
falling paper 40 one corner of the
stage actors - today have costumes
correct and costly-at least some do
No longer DO delineAtOrs depend upon
their ability alone 10 entertain an an
dience who suffer from the antics Of
the amatuer, actors OF today surround
themsalves with the most talented
people OF the staga--At least some do
'At least some do has particular ref.
ereucc 90 Frederick Warde, who trav
els la his private car, carries his own
calcium, has hai the scenery for his
productions especially constructed at
a cost of many thousands OF dollurs
and transported Ia two sixty foot bag.
goge ears is supported by no less than
ala actore who have been leading men
ia their time, besides the charming
Mrs Bruno and her talented husband.
has spent thousands OF dollars and
dsya Of time in cobtuming the piav 70
oe presented in thls city tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

The Omaha Weekly World Herald
has made quite a hit with its ilustra-
ions. IL has Of late introduced q
humorous page which is interesting 20
oil members OF the family, even the
children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

We WW positively open Thurs
day morning our entire Hew line OF
fuT o0Larettes and golf CaDes.
Come and inspect them before puT.
chasing eiSeWhere. The Grand
Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

Black blister crerons, the $50 kind
90 81 ? per yd az Ransay's ,oi courscl
dress goods sale Friday next. the 10th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

First come first served; so march up
and pay Tor the OKLAHOMA LEADER
year ahead This will secure that
good little paper. the Farm Journal
Tor the balance OF 1899 aud al OF 1909
1901, 1902 aud 1908, nearly Eve year
without any futher pay. Shall We
hear from you within one wcclx2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

Eyes that arc weak should be proc
tcctld with fpcctacles properly h.ea
Lille viii dn the work and guarantee
satisfaction.
G. A Best has moved his stock Of
musical goods into the Model Miliin-
cry stand, i07 Oklahoma Avenue and
viii handle In connection stock Of
millinery goods
Farm Journal for the balance OF 1899
and all OF 1900, 1901, 1909 and 1900
nearly five years, TO every subscriber
who will pay one year In advance for
the Oklahoma Weekly cadcr. no
better farm paper than the Farm
Journah This oifer ia only made 90 a
limited humber the first who come
forward.
Infant mortality Is something fright.
ful Nearly ouc.quarter die before
they reach one year, one.third before
they are Eve. aud one. half before they
are uftcen The timely use OF WHITE y
CREAM NERMlFUGE would cave
majority - these precious lives. Price
25 cents Sold by = D. lille 81 Co .
and Wheeler a son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

Grasp Aitaud lose am. Manv are su
intent ou fraspiug alr mat they lose their
hrallh. HOOD caftaparllla has hclpcd
many business man Un thc road 90 auctrss
by making an0 keeping him healthy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-08

., HOODS Plnsare sen'ie. yet effective
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23
MEXICAN FRONTIER WAR.
Five Men Killed I'm q Eight With
Cowboys at Naco

DALLAS. Oct. ga special 10 the News
from Ell Paso says.
War between Americans and Mexlcans
broke out again this afternoon at Nsco.
Aria. with disastrous results.
This afternoon just as baseball excur-
sion frbni Bisb~e was about 10 leave NAco
hghs started between Mexican guards
and American cowboys and AZ a result
four Mexican guards were killed and one
seriously wounded
An American named Ryan was instant
iy Killed and a miner was shot through the
leg. TIE night resulted from row on the
Mexican side NJ the line between Amer
leans and Mex.cans. The guards attempt
ed tn arrest the Americans. who retreated
towafd the line Just before they reached
The lire the guards opened fire. which was
promptly returned, lively battle &C.
Cured. lasting fully fifteen minutes. Over
ATTY shots were exchanged. Cowboys from
this side rushed 10 the AID Of their friends
and opened fire across the line.
Dan burgess a hystan6er. was shot in
the leg and Ryan. freighier was riddled
with bullets. Montgomery. who was with
Ryan. Is missing One cowboy. Joe Rhodes,
was arrested and tailed on the Mexican
side Of .he line The excitement IL m
tense and posse is forming 20 rescue him
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23

CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Caicsscs ycpDiatiaa has ssss increased ~ n NJ
sf's- e~i1oa a th~ l'ltrets szsrss-s eoTt. which
has ratified TIE eieetScn If last sgTins. anasSiHs
PAR Il Arstf. - fhe cS:y.
HAIRY F2tss The srassssiera al sscycli.- trtr~a
- teans .krrsu from N, Wheel fhs Bsskslev
oval trsek Hs s4sfsin@s ~ tiy iarera:sd wound
or ia ,s- lss ssd his lrt arm broken
hsne II ever 81 Nave Indians has 3eaneA r.s
n the r--v1aas xArz o ne Y.4six against The
Aesicao Eose-nw"1t ghs Msy0s refused &C. hegozas
their &llses
r,la United STATES sspfeuss toar. hss practically
s~srAe3 aecis4cn - &iios auv su.7zrsssf parties
ths hYsfs ~ re express c7Easny csSe iuvef.Sss
sAs question: whether he sersaer or Garner sassi
psy re Hsvssat tax rssszSs
snss ssa--n ~ unprecedented ssssr1fy far tAis
,fak q tst ga. aas b. 'ssns IL ne INITIATES
AsS tAs3@ nerseT iess ard osA@v heavy is4ss-s
A.xs bees tes~r;es. sseg. sthef aacss
se~~tAry q Va Res hss cassseB.ea thas gssr-
~ Ca Il Lse iss-a So aaf:ayra g
Csites stssr- srmy eftesr. - p3so~i IN tAe y&r-
tras: sk-s~y At ire ~s-s Foiat ss&smy ts.z E~~-
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is.s s>ez easSs ~ sSs trsstas a;essr ~ tg.ass~y
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tAs 1sssTss9 = F~ea esLGa a. saras s1.ei % hasa
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w~rssya ans ~ Sszzz (.sg 4 pxetsc r2ll-zass
ws5sA ssA ex-zsstsaess sssEs zssrs 1 s3vk an
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-23
]. c. WOODWORK ARRIVES.
Hoy. Has Risen To one OF the
Most Important Positions o. the

James G.. Wcodworth. the newly sr-
pointed traffic manager OF the Pacific
Coast Company. arrived in the city FRI
day. and yesterday took his desk in the
companys office. In the Burke building.
The position 20 which Mr.. Woodwork
has been called is a new one in the Pa
cific Coast Company. and embraces not
steamships. but the Alaska line ard sew
eral hundred miles Of railway. Next week
he will take a trip to San Francisco. and
on his return will begin the duties Of his
new position In earnest
There are few railroad men on the
Coast better known than Mr.. Woodworsh.
who for TWO years past has been general
freight agent OF the Oregon Railroad q
Navigation Company Mt Portland. In that
city he has been identified not only In
a business but in a social way. He be-
gan his railroad career as an offfce boy
al the age of Is years. and now. at S.. he
has just resigned a position carrying a
salary Of ssoso year TO accept n more
important one with the Pacific Coast
Company.
Mr.. Woodwork was born at Hllsdale.
Mich, October 81. lS;a In 1872. at the age
Of Is years he entered the railway service
as office hoy in the general freight de-
partment o! the Chicago 4 Northwestern
railway. About a year later he was ap-
pointed station agent for the same road
at De Smet. n. D.. and served in that posi-
ton until March. 1881 when he was made
chief clerk in the general agents office OF
the Chicago. St. Paul. Minneapolis 4
Omaha railway. with headquarters ut Min
neapois. In September. 1854 he went 10
Portland as freight solicitor for the Union
Pacific. serving until January. 1885, when
he accepted a position with the Oregon
Railroad 4 Navigation Company.
With this company he rose from travel
ing freight agent 10 chief clerk In the gen.
erai freight department. and on September
/. ISM he was made assistant general
freight agent. This position he also held
after the Oregon Railroad & Naviga-
ton Company became part Of
the Union Pacific system. and from july
!. 1920. until March /. 1891. he was general
freight agent Of the Pacific division of the
road From that date until November
1892 he was assistant general Western
freight agent Of the aysten. at Portland
and until 1892 assistant general freight
agent at Omaha. From July. 1883. until the
same month In 1884 he acted as genera
freight agent of the Iowa Central railway
Then he returned 10 Portland as assist.
ant to the receiver and general manager
OF the O. r. 4 n. and In 1897 he was mads
general freight agent of the system. a po
sition which he has ably filled from his
appointment until he was called to the Pa
cific Coast Company.