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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08
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Reading n.. lone of iho mosl a,s.
pallng href thu has ever yIrted 1frts
cay. was witnessed today when .ans
Nelly shields hosiery factory tsnN
hrecauslng one death md lniunuu 81
other cmpluycs What was az Nr-rr
supposed 60 D. the body % two psssa,ssrs.
proved tonight So be- thc separsnrse {,
parts 90 one body II Ia that of Nfsf.
Louise clay Who was the only ussvssif.
nucd An che other employees bgus.
been accounted for
of thc So persons who were lniurs.is
30 are badly hurt
The follow ug are among ihe nsa
uusiy hurt
Hester Moubfy shoulder dIsiocanN
Sailc Chramun arm broker
Emma Lance. nose broken anf mr.
iIeioclfnd
Anna a. Ua,r aukls br1k .u. ser. asla
injured internally.
Winnie Haer lcg broken
Annie brlner arm brokn
N1II." NffHHHr I.r hr.I.I
ra'II. '.Nf kH." fractured
Mrs ll.H nE.. hr.t.n
Mamie d.. hmin '.s r..tel
Emma iurIh Ha.h .err brot.u
Annie Mahauef Ier HuEsn
heas.r rOhannrr fNrh hrtk.
Jennie Warmer h.fH I.e. brook
Gertrude seeert 'en broken
rallln sherman. internally IrnU.r
Catherine Lupp1id both ta,gus f.zu--
..rcd
MaggIe Whtmeycr ler htoseu
l"la Henderson both th'rl brrfs ~
Mary Nr.Dh compound nactuae. sr Fl
arm.
Tho remainder 90 the 90 had harrs, s--
faces burned limbs bruised or uesss
wise injured
The hosiery huldu was larn. 1snr--
STORY structure and nearly Dla ltrrrrff.
"'rr employed. Wu.t 90 ihrm ..ssttr
women and girls Tho Orc uaa fsfs~-
..ri about % O'Clock aud .n l f.r uu.
HDntf th. r'r'a were panic eir.errts
IH'f wHir dash nf thr nra ..f-r.s
I'D th' Htr hut found me frf-rr.
.fnH "f .r. N.IN1 uuI .rrft .r. 49,
'H.u duuu H Ih. atmr rwr sransus.
f'r'd 'f tHs ErH chen mair "a rrrt
Ih. windows aui appealed fo .psr
thH atreet tn cave thnm Taa8tss
brought otto ufe and many rt~a.
.r' tahou frm th. burning huisEfss-
f".s M"ft of them. however. Iurrsf..
90 and were seriously injured Fog u
f'W minutes from every window 90 Tsss
second floor and thIrd. rlrls leaped sSw
after tho other. some lodrcd iT 1nr
arms ~ these below INT many srtrsrss
the ground They we've ,ked up as,B
rapidly removed to hospitals or fHssFr
homes Many ~ the cius who osrars.l
tF ihe Hts..suYF and rr. ...fet ws.r
burned. hui nome ui Hfm. ~ i. heIsvrtg
seriously injured. D. o. NOT Fnown hsr's,
the dead mot Their fats bui 10 s heI.sst..I
ihat thsy tainted and then we're bum q .
to Ecaih The nre .ray~.ed With rrsaff
rapidiiY owing to the innamnnnrfe fsr,s,
ln the bultnr Hy those wno saw estr
progress n the Ore % is consaersf r,f
mculour that there waa such a s-rs,s
los. 81 life
There Do much criticism among me ssss
rioye Fhr.IuHe 30 mo aft thH. fas,
.crenms ir 'he wIud1wH. cRc,pt thos-t 49,
.ac hrc -re.sps. were ae.uf,sY nu.teE "a
th' ndow sIls. Tho Girls rad fo brnst
Poo screens before they c.ud e. e.r
to leap t1 tNe ground Some az ~ ars
r0yrr ray tHlt mo doors were iocEsG 49,
ruI" after tfe employees we're Dol tsf
huudiur
Tho hfc ,fg. rlu.rI hf 1- ,sp.neIon .r
gasoline in flN ..uR2IuF r.om THE 80
H estimated ar about tsl eo or wEff
There o. an raurauce ~ ti0Wo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08

ST LOUIS and an points
KANSAS CITY, aud ali points north and
Eureka Springs has a world wide reputation as wonderful
health and pleasure resort the curative properties of
waters have equal the American
eur of the scenery surpasses that of Colorado
Passenger train leaving Oklahoma City $3.50 m. and
Wichita az q. arrives boo st Louis the following
at 725 making close connection with an for the east
Passenger train leaving ST Louis at daily in ok
lahoma City the following evening at o'clock and Wichita
$3.50 making close connections Wichita Oklahoma
City with the Santa Fe Our We
latest improved and chair also Pullman
sleepes between St Louis Oklahoma City and Wichita.
When purchasing your tickets that they vie
Frisco Line. For further particulars call address
B. f. DUNN, Dist Pass. Agt, Wichita. kas
BRYAN SNYDER Gen. Pass Agt.. St Louis, Mo.
B r. YOAKUM, General Manager
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Stock Inspector one year Tor. 20
Address all communications 20 the
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ID a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08
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IL bad Eyid-n ee

New York Dec during tOdayt
proceeding in the trial Of Roland -.
MolueauN for ne murder of Mrs
Katherine Adams william j kina-
les shine handWrtAE expert was cub
jected to "a long and severe eNamlna,
tou hy Mr Weeks. counsel fOr tho de-
fenfc. De- Nas finally allowed o. quail
fy sa ap expert in Handwriting He
swure chat the handwriting ln the
Harpstor letter 90 Frederick stcaruH a
Co. signed ~ q. Cornfh wus tn
same us the handwriting which aoln-
eaux had written az Knslcyt d.cta-
tion MouneauX wrote az kinflcy q
sictatIon the identical wurdr in ,ss
Harpster lefter The lctter was read
"a the jusy n part. as follows
"Mr a A Harpfter has applied 60
me Tor a. pos uon he did not refer me
20 you bur J ask you for Information
concerninE him and was signed ~
Cornish
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-12-08

Never Ia the annals OF clairvoyApug
have past present and future evesfs.
been as truth'ully foretold
The greatest c.airvoyHni the worlU
has ever known - Cassar dria the Gres.iz
tcbt medium aud phrenologitt
Through her remarkable develop
ment % secoad sight and thorough
knowledge Of ,be many occult scisna-F
peculiar 10 the women of the Oriens
he 10 enabled 20 uuruv6, the mosa
complicated proolems of life sAsr
gives dates. fhcts aud lguTeh. reliable
and important Information on AID un.
dcrtak ngs. warns sou of coming dan
gers averh troublcs, sickness, ete
guides you Alright Ia all hfiaiFt Of life.
business, law, love marriage. divOrs-r
and tpeCulatiou rcunitef the separates
husband or wife tells II your friends
srr true or fAlte, aud h.caret for boa
the hand and heart of the one wa luw
in marriage. special stteri on gwen.
20 The location aud recovery ~ ole
estates, locating mlnet aud buFief
treasures, hidden fortu nee. documents
lost or Aokcut fricudr lu 4 wor3.
whatever may be- our troubles. suspss
sions, hopes, fears or detfsa. you AZ
earnestly invited 10 call. hpd YOU pA
be- rewarded ~ obtaining clear ansl
reliable insight into pour future, And
Aleu. II you care iuto Tue ilves Arsf
fatee 81 those who are aar 10 you,
All business strictly private aud c0un.
dental aud attended a. 10 pcrsou
Everything 10 told boz a plain. prac
teal manner Call and bt convinced
that che b. the very beet r.hisvOyans
that ever visited your city
Develops clairvOynnts and avdiun
Private rooms at The Rbyni hotel
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only Direct Route 20 Pacinb Coast
Meals served q Ia .ertc, steam Heat ~
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Fres Hchoiarship iu the Capital City nnsi.
nee College.
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monthly subscriptions % the Daily
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OF the so.called cases of consu,. otion
are really not that dread diseas but
n neglected will be IN time Take 60
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Honey "a ls very pleasant, contains
no poisons and is ga u'ranteed
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Cream Cstarrhal 10 a German medicine
guaranteed 90 cure catarrh n head or
nose. sweetens ihe breath and makes
life worth living
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there are few ailments 30 an sons.
Portable a. piles but they can .asilv
oe cured bQ using IABLEk'A BUCK.
EYE PlLE OINTMENT Relief fol
lowe its use and any one huncrinfr
from piles cannot afford % acRleet 81
give eit q trie Price 50c in b0ttinr.
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and Wheeler a Son
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

The Republic, known as the greatest
gold mine in Northern Washington, in
district which the people of that
state who haven't seen Cripple Creek,
regard as one of the best in the world
continues to produce large quantities
of rich ore, from the recent strike. The
more valuable ore is not confined to
the drift in the 600-foot level, but
seems to be very general. There is a
large body which assays 450s per ton
in the stope in the third level, says the
Spokesman Review. In the face of the
drift south from the bottom of the 30,
foot winze between tunnels three and
four the ore is marvelously rich. There
are also streaks of petite that will as
say at least 5,0o0s per ton. The ore
body is twenty-seven feet wide. 1t il
simply impossible to fairly estimate
the value of the mine at the present
time.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04
A Kansas editor gives the Filipino

Kansas editor gives the flllplno
situation in a nutshell when he says:
"Iou do not know what good thing
you are missing by not wanting to be-
come citizen of this grand country of
ours. There isn't anything else like il
under the sun. You ought to send a
delegation over here to see us-this
land of the free, this land of churches
and 100000 licensed saloons, Bibles.
forts and guns, houses of prayer, mil.
lionaires and paupers, theologians and
thieves, libertines and liars, Christians
and chain-gangs, politicians and pow
erty, schools and scalawags, trusts and
tramps, virtue and vice. A land where
we have men in Congress with three
wives, and lot in the penitentiaries
for having two wives, where some make
sausage of their wives and some want
to eat them raw; where we make bo-
logna sausage of dogs, canned beef of
horses and sick cows, and corpses of
the people who eat it; where we put a
man in Jail for MT having the means
of support, and on the rock pile for
asking for job of work. Where we
have Congress of 400 men to make
laws and Supreme Court of nine men
to set them aside; where good whisky
makes bad men and bad men make
good whisky; where newspapers are
paid for suppressing the truth, and
made rich for telling lie; where pro-
fessors draw their convictions and
their salaries from the same source:
where preachers are paid 25,O00S year
to dodge the devil and tickle the ears
of the wealthy; where business con-
sists in getting property in any way
that won't land you in the penitentiary
where trusts hold you up and poverty
holds you down; where men vote for
what they do not want, for fear that
they will not get what they want by
voting for it. Where women wear false
hair and men dock their horses tails;
where men vote for thing one day
and cuss it 364 days; where we have
prayers on the floor of the national
capital and whisky in the basement
where we spend 5,0O0S to bury a Con
gresham who is rich, and los to put
away aworkingman who is poor. Where
to be virtuous is to be lonesome, and
to be honest is to be called a crank;
where we sit on the safety valve OF
energy aud pull wide open the throttl,
of conscience; where gold is a sub
stance-the one thing sought for, and
God a waste basket for our better
thoughts and good resolutions. Where
we pay l5,OO0S for dog and fifteen
cents dozen to a poor woman foI
making shirts; where we teach the 'un
tutored Indian eternal life from &
book and kill him with bad booze
where we put a man in prison for steal
ing a loaf of bread and in Congress fol
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04
The Twentieth Kansas.

The 20th Kansas regiment caused
rifle of excitement to surge over Bar
stow Monday morning on their arrival
at that place. The train was three
hours late and they were hungry as
soldiers who have been living on en-
balmed beef can be, but were notified
by the Harvey house manager that
breakfast would be ready shortly. A
signal service man "snooping" around
discovered that 35 breakfasts had been
ordered for the officers and proclaimed
the fact to the regiment. The officers
were seen to be eating in the hotel din
ing room and break was made by the
soldiers for the doors, which were bro
ken in and the mass of hungry human
ity surged in. Col. Metcalf arose
haughtily from his seat at the table
and demanded the cause of the un-
seemly intrusion and at the same time
avowed his readiness to meet each and
everyone of the men singly and alone.
run VI hNt StdIt tth W
accept the challenge when the manager,
with rare presence of mind, announced
breakfast, and the men forgot for a
moment their anger in the desire to
allay the gnawing pangs of hunger
After breakfast Col. Metcalf went
through the cars and assured the men
that the arrangement for breakfast was
made by the Santa Fe management
and that hereafter the men would eat
at the first table. Metcalf is heartily
disliked by the company and they claim
that they will refuse to participate in
the parade at Topeka. The lieutenant
colonel is the pet of the regiment and
may bling them into line. The regi
ment was mustered out in San Fran
cisco. They passed through Kingmar
Tuesday night.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04
Red Hot From the Gun.

Was the ball that hit q. b. Steadman
of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War
1t caused horrible Ulcers that no treat.
ment helped for 20 years. Then Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Barns, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best pile cure
on earth. % cts. box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by II. II. Watkins. druggist
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

A. F. Judson, of Pomona, became
violently insane at Perris few days
ago. Mr.. Judson is well known mine
promoter aud is known to many of the
people of Mohave county. The cause
of his insanity is supposed to result
from a wreck on the railroad about
six months ago, in which he sustained
severe injuries about the head.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

The Globe Silver Belt now prints
more readable matter than any other
newspaper in Arizona, and we are
pleased to note its evidence of pros
perity.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

Otmar Merganthaler, inventor of the
linotype machines which bear his
name, died in Baltimore a few days
ago of consumption. He resided in
Arizona several years, but his disease
was incurable when he came here.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

stealing railroad; where the check
book talks, sin walks in broad daylight,
justice is asleep, crime runs amuck,
corruption permeates our social fabric
and satan laughs from every street cor
ner.
Come to us, Fillies! We've got the
grandest aggregation of good things,
big and little things, cold things and
hot things, soft things and hard things,
all sizes, varieties and colors ever ex-
hibited under one tent. Come to our
arms at once"
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

Redlands has organized company
for the purpose of diverting the waters
of Mill Creek To point where sheer
fall of POO feet takes place Beneath
this fall converters will be put in and
1000 horse power generated. This
power will be transmitted 30 miles to
the valley farmers who will use it to
pump water onto their ranches in
place of the present expensive method
of irrigation. Northern Arizona has a
great waterway which can be made to
yield thousands of horsepower, but as
yet no effort is made to utilize it.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

Robert G. Frazier committed suicide
at his home in AtchiSson, Kansas, on
October 18th. Mr.. Frazier lived in
Mineral Park eighteen years ago and
worked on the old Alta Arizona news
paper. He afterward was employed in
Welton Il Grounds store. He was a
bright fellow but drank to excess.
which fact caused him to commit the
rash act which ended his life.
Mohave County miner., 1899-11-04

Complete Stock of Drugs and Druggists Sundries
Patent Medicines. Cigars and Tobacco 4.
and Stationery
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-25
(THE ENID
Snake Charme rs.

From the Westminster Review.
1t is generally supposed that the ser
pents exhibited by snake charmers have
been deprived of their fangs ana this Is
doubtless often the case. while one in
stance at least is recorded in which the
mouth OF the snake had been sewn to
gether 10 prevent II from biting The
writer noticed at the Ceyion Exhibition.
given some years ago in London. that one
OF the snake chaTmerS. finding the cobra
he was exhibiting becoming too lively and
aggressive, seized the reptile by the neck
and thrust il hastily into the small round
basket in which ii was carried,at the same
time pushing il with 4 voluminous white
cloth, az which IL bit sayagely. Having
almost closed the Id OF tire basket the
man drew away the cloth violently thus
doubtless dragging cut the fangs which
we're fastened in il. He then secured the
basket and carried IL away. This, or
course. required a large amount of cool
courage as well as great quickneSs Of
hand and eve. all of which qualities must
be doubly necessary in capturing and tam
Jag these deadly reptiles But if We are
astonished al the skill and dexterity dis
PLAYED by Indian snake chsrmers stiIl
more must we marvel at the hsriihOOd Of
the American Indians. who, in their snake
dances, rot only handle the deadly rattle
snake with impuuity. but absolutely carry
IL about in their mouths.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-25
THE COBRA AND THE HARE.
Rider HaSgard's Startling Adventure on
the Transvasl Veldt.

Rider Haggard in Longmsn's
Once. many years ago. was riding in
search of small game upon the veldt in
the Transvaal when hare jumped up be
fore me. Hating the horse. I shot at II
from the saddle, and with the second bar
rel broke one of its hind legs and injured
the other. Sprinsing from my horse, and
without relOading the gun, | ran to catch
il, but as ii could still travel faster than
I did, | saw with chagrin that il would
reach hole for which it vas heading lin
Africa these harcs go to ground If pressed
before l was able TO overtake il. Pres
entity 1t came to the hole, but instaed Of
boiling down it, sat quite still upon the
hither side. Thinking that the animal
was expiring, / crept up cautiously and
stretched out my hand to seize IT, The
next instant / received one OF the sharp
est shocks that / can remember 10 have
experienced. for OF the other side Of the
hole within about four feet OF my face,
like some child OF an evil magic, there
rGee up suddenly the husest cobra c'ring-
ns - I think the Beers call iO that
have ever seen. The reptile, which sp-
ueared 20 me 10 be about six feet long,
stood upon his cOiied tail and, puft1Eh, out
his horrible and deadly hood, 'iickered bis
tongue and spat upon me TI-sre was no
res son " ny he should rot have struck me
also since for toe moment / seemed par
lived and 9fa not move. Recovering N.Y.
self I sprrng backward and began TO
search in my pocket for a cartridge 70 put
INTO NY gun, wnereon the great snake.
sinking down again, with single swift
movement vanished into the mole @hlch
was between il and roe.
Now. as the "ringhals" had gone, i
thought that. al any rate, ! might as well
secure the hare. which. al this while,
petrIfied with terror, had teen cTouching
nv the top Of the hole. So once again /
leaned toward il. II heard me and tried
10 run away. but was evidently too weak.
Then II looked first hack AZ me and next
AZ the burrow down which the snake mad
vanished. and seeming finally 20 decide
that the rnercies Of a cobra are greater
than the mercies Of man, IL uttered
scream and followed the reptile into the
hole. / stood by and listened. Presently
from under the earth came the sound Of a
rusb and a scuffle, followed b. another
pitiful scream. Then al was still.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-25
The Nations Dead.

On memory % the American soldiers and sailors
who fell in the war with Spain. anG whose remains
viii be re-eaionbed at ArliHg;0a National Cemetery
April s, 1891
Half-mast the Asgi The minute gun-
The neasETrs beat OF muIed drum
The solemn toll o. funeral bell
And NailIEg nusics plainiiye sUsili
These symbols 81 or sofr0s show.
4 nations grief-z nations Soe.
Fron Ear Psoitcs golden shore
To NheFs Afsniie's biliJSs TozT.
From N0FthsrH lakes. and Southern sezs-
Frozz Ehere the orange scents the breeze:
Ger valley plain. zlt mountains grand
FTum swelling hearts ia.1gghout The iAn4-
There cones = tender. ~~gisn strata,
IE asa0F q these heroes, slain
n.
Unknowni love czn txine No ezFiands here
Loves ere cas- shed a. Erlei-spsEg tear,
Loves iip nav Brsg % Gods white fA-oEe-
Bat love Is not loFe-skeH saksssn.
let Us remember hOx shey died
IL dana E.l~azz-'m id sHrEtng ifee.
Upon the guEsost's spifzfefeA eeck-
In the fzme 81 tAr re1deued NTeck.
PEND hist rs shall aifh al acrlain
Accord their esess inrr-fsi fFrei
soialesE fkfeseil' Ib8H soar ti&E
We shsS tse sd. fFatfrnai tea.
Sleep EWeefly 'us1fA ynIr native sd
Our lhsEks azcesd 70 yoa-zne God'
D. J. &ASa
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-25
I'm Happy. Love.

Fn hspp-. leFs, Car II b tras
Nr beart. efsNhi!s a&s esoksc alta re,
Bg4 ~satea Seszz 50 lzislg groU
Waefs uoS ssf ihsssiezz ros>e sisS--
ravs's Con p tAat AL zy s-iA sn8ss
Wien fate iroz years ~ h1nd Sitsaser,
I sraak her esp e. biftfsst hFes
onc. zaFe I have year clasp sas 70;
Tn szgpy. loss'
I ,Alnk e iha' id life ] knsW-
50 fan e Hsr. - essrth q y0s--
thiak. are hoid ses clsr- sat ks0v
EieaF esa 70 bearer ley bssfssi
While Foar Esfn les ioEss ssss fsnsE.
IA szgsg. lose,
Many WRIGHT DAYIs
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-25
Room VA. Made.

From the LsudoE spare h0neats.
A little blaek-syed and nimbse-tongued
Irish street car conductor in Dublin came
into the car and called out. in his pecUl-
iariy penetrating voice:
EVAN seat on the r0ight, Sit closer on
the roigit. ladies an Eintlemin. an mex
room for a Teddy phwsrs standing"
big, surly looking Exam who WAS occu-
pving space enough for two. said. suIleniy:
I'VE can't SIT any closer
cant yer TefOrted the little eondue-
tor. @'Begorra. you niver wint cortin'.
thin"
n Is needless 20 add that room was
made ION the Foight for the lady.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-04-25

Many WRIGHT DAYu