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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-28

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The stubborn cases OF bronchitis
succumb 20 BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP. Pr ce 70 and 80 cts.
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Lexington. Ocl G-Thc banking firm
OF D. A sayer and company, whose pres
iden. H. a sayer. died sunday, assigned
today
n Was the oldest bank IN the city. hav-
INK been founded in 1872.
Deposits are placed az 10000. The as
sgnee states that 90 will pay dollar for
dollar. bui 10 viii take an Of the prop
sriy b,ionrnr 70 J. ". and y. u. saysr.
ir. sons of thc president. who are ths
chief stockholders.
Ardmorc. l. T. oct, 27-united
states Judge Townsend ~ uhe south
orn district and ex-mcmber of congress
said today that ne thought congress
would not consent 10 making two
states ou. ~ the two territories. lie
said there d. not enough taxable prop
erty Go support a single state at pres
pnt. no titles 20 land can be secured (;
thus no taxes on real estate are beins
paid. The quicker ihe territories unite
the better
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Continued on tenth page.)
SHIP BUILDING COMBINE
A SYNDICATE TO CONTROL ALL The
LEADING CONCERNS.
Combination Of shpyards of the Cramps, c. P.
Huntington at Newport News and Sey-
eraI Others Already Effected.

San Francisco CAL, Nov. 11.-Tlle
Call referring today to the stateinc 4
telegrarhed from the East that a syndt
cate. said to be headed by the Self
mans proposes to obtain control Of the
leao-ng ship building concerns OF the
United States, says that the combine
contemplates the absorption of the Union
Iron Works, of this city. The papf I
says that inquiries addressed to resp 1nSi-
bic parties in the East brought the reply
that the syndicate had practically sue
ceeded i'm combining the. shipyards #
Cramps and Sons at Philadelphia; Z. L.
Huntington, at Newport News, Va, The
Columbia Iron Works, Baltimore; the
Bath Me, Iron Works, and the Union
IRON Works, San Francisco.
The managers Of the Union Iron
Works neither affirm nor deny the re-.
port. 1T is estimated that the coas)i.
dated value of the concerns admitted t.
the combine exceeds $20,000,000.
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DESPERATE NEGRO CAPTURED
He Wounds Two 0ffic ers and is Dang
erously Wounded Himself.

Fort Valley, Ca, Nov. 11.-Marshal
Troutman, of this city, and Mr.. Albert
Seifert. his deputy, were wounded in 8
fight with jeff Jones, Il negro Charged
with murder whom they were trying
to capture today.
Mr.. Troutman discovered the nes"c' $
whereabouts and with Mr.. SeifeIt
started out to capture him. fhey called
on Jones to surrender and he answered
with a volley from a double-harre.led
shct gun. Both men were hit out op2n-
ed fire on the fleeing negro. Aft2r Il
chase of about two miles tie nef.O
was captured and placed in iail 3crr. o
the fact that the shot gun was latled
with fine shot the officers probably owe
their lives. Marshal Troutman was lit
in the side with a full charge and Mr..
Seifert's arm and neck are peppered. 1t
is thought both will recover.
Jones was wounded twice with a
pistol and once with shot gun. His
hurts are dangerous.
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THE HERO OF MANILA FLIES.
Dewey Flies From The Embraces Of an
Affectionate Mob.

New York, Nov. 11.-Admiral Dewey
says that he likes New York; wants t.
stay here Il few days and will be sorry
to leave but ne will he Obliged to cut
short his visit if he lis accorded any more
such receptions as he and his bride re-
ceived today at Fifteenth street and
Union Square. A crowd followed tha
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey as they walked
down Fifth Avenue from the hotel at
Fifteenth street gathered around them
and kept them imprisoned. The creWc
shouted and hurrahed and some attempts
were made to raise the Admiral Oh the
shoulders of some of the more healou@
of the enthusiasts Admiral Doves beg
ged and inpIored the people to pr1Iec !,
but finally he had to take refuge IN 4
store from which he escaped by door
TO a side street
The Admiral and Mrs. Dewey spent
the afternoon in their apartments. The
rule as to cards which had been enforced
up to today was relaxed and few
friends were received.
This afternoon Manager BOldt of the
Waldorf made the following statement
Admiral Dewey requests me to say
that he would feel thankful if the ne,7s-
papers would call attention of the pubic
to the annOyances he and his wife have
been subjected to and request the peoa.1
to cease them demonstrations. The : d.
nrral says he appreciates the fact t.at
the demonstrations are caused by good
will and would not mind it so much him
self but it make his wife nervous and
greatly upsets her. He says that he ard
Mrs. Dewey We're practically made pris
ouers today by the crowds.
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PROSPECT OF BRANCH LINE.
a Vaccination Case---Court Week at
Graham.

Burlington, \. c., Nov. 11.-(Special)
This is court week at Graham, and
some cases have been tried of considera-
BILE Importance to Burlington. Last
spring during the small pox scare, the
town passed an ordinance making vac
cination compulsory w. T.. Hay, one
of the largest merchants of the place re-
fused to comply, the law was enforced
and Mr.. Hay took an appeal.
There were three cases of attempted
rape before the court Andy McAdams,
who was charged with attempt at rape
on d young white girl and sentenced to
II years in the penitentiary. OF the
other two. one was dismissed and the
other continued In these two, all the
parties concerned We're negroes.
The Colored Fair has been in progress
here during this week, and is very credl-
table to the colored race.
There was meeting of the business
men Of this place this week, looking 70
the building of branch line OF the Sea
board Air Line railroad from Plttsboro
10 Greensboro via this place. They say
the prospect for such road is fine.
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A PIEDMONT EXPOSITION.
THAT Is WAT WE MAY CONFIDENTLY
EXPECT NEXT YEAR.
Five Cars Wrecked. ThoS. Hudson Released,
Locating Line for Fifty Thousand
Dollar Gas Plant.

Winston, y. c., Nov. 11.-(Special.) =
Stockholders of the Piedmont Park as
ISOLATION held an enthusiastic meeting
last night when it was prac-
tically decided to enlarge next year the
Horse Show to a Pieument Exposition.
The report submitted 10y the treasurer of
the association showed total receipts to
date to be 81, G62. 80 about $4,000 OF
which was realized from the recent fair
and the remainder from the sale of stock
in the company. Total disbursements,
$7,146.41, cash ON hand $576.4S. The
receipts from the fair were about 81, 800
over running expenses. "A committee was
appointed to solicit additional subscrp-
tions The Directors agreed to double
their present stock.
Thomas hudson, one of the three de-
PENDANTS in the Binlley murder case
was released today. Judge Stevens rul-
ing that the State had failed to make
out a case against I'm.
Members of the Winston-Salem Gas
and Lighting Company were here today
locating the line for a fifty thousand
dollar gas plant.
Five coal-laden cars of the freight
train which left Winston last night for
Charlotte were wrecked one mile from
town. The cars We're piled up and tore
up the track for fifty yards. The cars
were so badly damaged that they We're
burned today. Wrecking crews from
Charlotte and Greensboro cleared the
track so that trains could pass today.
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LOST IN THE HURRICANE.
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER BIRD OFF CAPE
ROMAN.
Six Of the Crew We're Swept From the Wreck
to an Ocean Grave Ninety-sh
Hours Without Food.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov 1.-Two ship
wrecked sailors arrived here today from
Salisbury, Md, and related a shocking
tale OF disaster at sea. They are Mate
George W. Laud ard Seaman Syendt
Robertson, the only survivors of the
crew of the schooner William NJ. Bird,
which WAS wrecked October 30th off
Cape Romain, s. {. The remainder of the
crew Captain john J. Barrett, of SOM
ers Point n. j. A. Small, Philadelphia /;
Fred G. ColbWn, Vermont A. Il. Sand
ers, Maine; Olaf johnson, Norway, and
OIme Morsen, Mia delphia, persisted.
14aud and Robertson stated that the
William NJ. Bird left Charleston Tor New
London, on October 18th. Two days
later the vessel ran into Il hurricane and
was Immediately diSmantled. Sine car
ried 4 cargo of humber which kept her
afioat in a wlaterlogged condition for some
time. Seeing that the Ship was doomed
the crew underworld to save themselves,
hut the sea was SO strong and high that
they were unable to use the boats and
one by ONE they were swept overheard
until only 14aud and Robertson remained.
They had taken refuge on the aflterdeck
house and when the William II. Bird
went to pieces they We're carried out TO
sea. They drifted about for ninety-siX
hours, without food on drink
The storm continued and to satisfy
their thirst the two men lay ON their
hacks and allowed the rain to moisten
their tongues and lips. The pangs of
hunger were stayed by their shoes, which
they chewed continually until three
O'Clock of the afternoon of November 3rd.
AIT that hour IAud and Robertson were
about p miles east, southeast Of Frying
PAN Lightship and were discovered by
the schooner Samuel r. Beachem. They
We're rescued from their perilous position
and taken to Salisbury, Md
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Safe Robberies at Gainesville.

Gainesville, Ga, Nov. ia band Of
robbers opened two safes in this place
last night and secured about 81 900 in
cash, checks amounting to a large sum,
and many valuable papers. They en-
tered Il blacksmith shop where they OBJ
tanned heavy hammer and ether inn
plements with which they made their
forcible entry into the stores and safes.
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To Beautify The R. E. Lee Square.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov ia call for
a joint meeting of the Daughters of
the Confederacy, Ladies Memorial Assoc
citation and Confederate Veterans was
issued today. The meeting is to devise
ways and means to improve and beau
tify II. f. Lee Square in which stands
the Confederate Monument.
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Jiminez Proclaimed President.

Santo Domingo, Nov 11.-Congrnss
today proclaimed Senior Jiminez, PceSl-
dent of Santo Domingo and Senior VAS
quez, Vice-President. They will enter
into office December 1st, when the con-
stitution will undergo Il change. The
country is quiet and business is improJ-
inc.
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Elected to Chair of Law.

Lexington, Va, Nov. 1.-THE Board
of Trustees of Washington and Lee Uni
vcrsity has elected Martin 7. Burles OF
Bedford City. Va, to a chair in the Law
Department in place of William j..
Clarke.
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LEADS ALL NORTH CAROLINA DAlES M NEWS AMID GRGUZE T0N.

Cape Town dated wednesday, NOTem-
Der Sth, indicates that the American
miniaturist Amalia Knessncr, is among
the beleagtered people of Kimberley.
The dispatch adds that Mr.. Rhodes IS
sitting to her for miniature.
FAITHFUL TO THE BRITISH.
Maseru Tuesday, November THE
Basutos continue faithful to the Brit
ish and have refused to reap the Free
State crops, which are rotting.
THE HAWARDEN CASTLE.
London. Nov. 11.-It is officially an
nounced that the troopship Hawarden
Castle has arrived at Cape Town with
1,010 troops
NAVAL BRIGADE LANDED.
Durham. Wednesday, Nov. 1.-THE
warships have landed a naval brigade
with twenty guns for the defense of the
town. The brigade marched through the
town amid the greatest enthusiasm.
VIGOROUSLY ATTACKED.
Cape Town, Nov. "Wednesday
Night. from Kimberley
show that the town was vigorously att
tackled at two different points. 1t is
reported that one Of the British force
and six Beers were killed. 1t is believed
here that the Beers surround the town
in force
THRILLING WEEK PROMISED.
London, Nov. 1.-THE day has brought
forth no great news, and little change
has taken place either in Natal or on the
north and northeastern frontiers of
Cape Colony. The chief fact is the
opening OF the bombardment of Kimber-
ley, on Tuesday by the Free State ar
tillery, which proved, according to an
official statement, utterly ineffective.
The Boer Investment of the town, how
ever, is said to be tightening
Skirmishing between the Kimberley
mounted troops and the Beers early in
the week resulted in severe Boer losses,
the British force losing one killed and
one wounded
Advices from Orange River confirm
the report of the Free State troops adj
vance upon the north of Cape Colony,
but owing to the retirement Of the Brit
ish forces from the borderland no seri-
Gus collision has yet occurred.
The coming week, however, is certain
to see important developments in this
district
The dispatch from Mafeking shows
that Colonel Baden-Powell's little force
is still not merely holding its own, but
is daily infiicting more or less severe
punishment upon the Beers, whose artil-
iery has apparently proved valueless.
Nothing has filtered through today
from Ladysmith. which everybody ex-
poets to be the theater Of thrilling events
4 during the coming week Transports
carrying 5000 British troops are already
en- route TO Durham, having passed Cape
Town, and the Beers must strike a de-
cisiye blow at Ladysmith now or never.
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er1lment relying for its safety upon a
large standing army rather than upon
a citizen soldiery.
(SigneO wv. j. BRYAN.
LAST DEMOCRATIC CLAIM.
louisville Ky, Nov. 1.-THE Courier
journal at midnight figures out plural
fty of 155 for Goebel This is based on
official reports from % counties and ul-
official from the remaining p. THE couI-
Nv commissioners of Nelson, according
to the Courier-Journal have thrown out
/ 1913 votes cast for w. =. Taylor instead
of w. S. Taylor
LAST REPUBLICAN CLAIM.
Louisville Ky, Nov. 11.-Reports have
been received by the Commercial (Re-
pubican), up to midnight from III of the
10 counties giving the official count.
These give Goebel pluralities lIl69,
and Taylor pluralities of 13,435; Goe-
bells net plurality 3,734. The eight UNI
reported counties are Rowan, Jefferson.
Knox and Harrison in which the cam
wasting boards have adjourned until
Monday and Johnson. Menefee, Cum
berland and Ietcher, which have not
vet sent in their official counts.
The eight counties according to the
unofficial figures heretofore received by
the Commercial give Taylor a plurality
Of 6.656 and Goebel Il plurality of l.
032: Taylor's net plurality 5,624. De-
Quoting this from Goebel's plurality of
3,743 in III counties leaves Taylor a
plurality in the whole State of 1890.
The Democratic unofficial returns
from the eight nreported counties shows
a net Taylor plurality Of 1852. Using
these figures with the Commercials Off
cial plurality of 3,734 from Ill counties
still leaves Taylor plurality of 1,21S.
TROOPS ON GUARD IN ARSENAL.
Frankfort, Ky, Nov HIT became
known tonight that a squad of State
militiamen had been secreted in the
State arsenal for several nights past.
The soldiers or officials refuse to tell by
whose orders they are doing guard duty,
but it develops that they have been on
guard since Tuesday evening when
Goebel was given great demonstration
upon arriving here, and threats were
made by several against white Republi-
cans should Governor Bradley refuse to
recognize Goebel as Governor if given a
cefllflcate OF eiectlOn Dy the Sthte bOdFd
Of Election.
MUCH DEPENDS ON CONTEST.
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 1.-THE second
day of the official count has disclosed
no startling changes from the unofficial
figures. Both sides still claim the State
though the Democratic estimate was
somewhat reduced today. Reports from
over so OF the 119 counties give Goebel
a plurality of a little over 1000 votes
ON the official count. The Democratic
unofficial reports from the remaining
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protest against the declaration of the
Recorder that in its belief the condition
Of the State prisons is "at least tolera-
BILE" That statement is simply amazing.
In these prisons there are 500 to 1,20o
men and women Every one of them IS
at the mercy, the absolute mercy of the
overseers. DR.. Hufham in Biblical
Recorder.
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When a man is making money ueople
expect him to pay for what he gets.
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Two is company-until they become
one, then it seems more like a crowd.
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Mr.. Alex. Webb, president of the North
Carolina Home Insurance Company, lett
last night for Charlotte on a business
trip.
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cracy and toward the European idea OF
government built upon force rather imam
upon the consent of the governed-a gov
eT1lment relying for its safety upon Il
large standing army rather than upon
a citizen soldiery.
(Signed) Nv. j. BRYAN.
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NAVAL BRIGADE LANDED.

Durham Wednesday, Nov. 1.-THE
warships have landed naval brigade
with twenty guns, for the defense of the
town The brigade marched through the
town amid the greatest enthusiasm.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

The Yoke Fellows band Of the Rail
road Young Mems Christian associa-
ton were in charge of the Allis Mis-
sion service on Keyser avenue last
evening. Rev. J. B. Sweet, of the
simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
will preach the sermon tonight.
Washington camp. No. 80, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, will conduct
an entcl ,ainment ana social at Mears'
hall, Wednesday evening, Feb. %.
The entertainment committee of
Branch No. IS, Ancient Order Hiber-
mans. will hold u meeting in Mean
drew's han on North Main avenue this
evening.
The choir Of St. Marks Lutheran
church will give a concert Saturday
evening, Feb Is
Enterprise lodge, No. 81 Loyal
Knights Of America, VIII celebrate the
tWeuty-hfth anniversary Of the instl-
tuition of the lodge with a banquet at
Mears' hall Mond9y evening. Feb 90.
Owing to the storm yesterday several
OF the teachers in the public school
held but one session, continuing the eX-
ercises until 1.30 O'Clock,
The pupils ana sisters of the Paro-
CnIdl SCnOOl COll'' ''l WIN -. JOQn =
German Catholic chul"n, South Main
avenue and Luz rua street. iouIneycd
TO the cathedral Yesterday to view the
remains of the late TT. ReV. Bishop
O'HaTa.
Short services viii be held over the
remains Of the late Jessie Bevan at the
house 50l North Main avenue, tomor-
row afternoon Public services viii be
conducted in the Washburn street
Presbyterian church at o'clock. Rev.
j. +. Motfatt, Of the above named
church; Rev. J. Il. Sweet. of Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church, and Rev,
u. i. Jones, Cf the Tabernacle Con-
| gregational church, will ohiciate. The
remains will be privately inferred In
| Forest Hin cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Belle
/ Vue CdlVinistic Methodist church will
! conduct a Welsh "IItchen tea" in the
! church this evening.
The following officers of West Side
| conclave, No. 20, Heptasophs. ware in
stalled last evening by w. G. Graver
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
HOStetter'S S
Stomach
BitterS.

Of Waymart. Pa: Past archon. w. L.
Campion: archon, John Davis; pro-
vost, l.. y. Howell; prelate, c. r. Hill;
secretary Stewart Bcsecker; Tinancier
r.. L. Evans: treasurer f. D. Jones;
inspector, W. j. Morgan; warden, H..
T. Thomas; sentinel, u. +. Smith:
trustees, G. w. Powell J. Archie Jones,
Thomas ]. Langan. The meeting was
well attended and considerable busi-
ness was transacted.
special meeting of st. Leo's bat
TALON was held last evening to take
action on the death of their fellow
member. Martin Herrity. 1t was de-
cidcd to attend the funeral tomorrow
afternoon in body. All members are
requested to meet at the headquarters
at / o'clock sharp. The funeral will
be held at 2.2O o'clock. Services will
be hold at ST. Patrck's church and
interment will be made in the Cathe-
drGl cemetery
The LewiSville Independent club Of
the Second district of the Fifteenth
ward held an important meeting at
their headquarters, 1913 Luzerne street,
last evening. The club meets three
times a week Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.