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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25

Commercial NJ ntis bid and ioO arked
ON the morninr If AuFust 10th
Editor Mcphce " the santa Ana
blade n registered NJ the Arlington
viii Chamberlain b. homu iron, chi
caEo. whore he has been spcndinF sct
cral months
Representative r. r. Richards ca
poets TO leave Tor the Mainland on thc
Nippon Maru
Lieutenant John H. Rowen of the
United States navy is ON the Honrk our
Maru ON the way to Manila.
Matters are very nearly IN readiness
FOR the opening Of the rev hank In o.
day or two after the China arrives.
At the rate the hears are slaughter
ing some of the assessable stocks the
brokers will soon have 90 give them
away
The branch planning mill OF the Oahu
Lumber Company at the corner OF
King and Bethel streets, is % be re-
moved.
Miss NJ. Pond. who Is 60 take a posi-
ton in the kamehameha Preparatory
ARMED by the Hongkong Maru yes
terday.
The death is announced An Boston.
Mass. on August ?. of Mrs Mary isliz-
abeth Homer. m2ther of Mrs o. q.
! Emerson.
Tom Mckay, the WeH-knoNn steam
ship. railroad aud tourist aEent Mas
around calling on his NUMEROUS friends
yesterday.
Miss Baber OF Chicago. Who Is lec-
turing at the Summer School. a. slid
4 ing up an enyiable reputation for abb
| ity as a teacher.
| Mir. and Mrs. James A. kennedy are
Registered at the Occidental Hotel san
Francisco. and Mr. and Mrs a L.aNs
at the California.
The automatic blue-fiame oil si0gs
ON sale at ". W. Dimond A. Cos has
no valve and no wick and h operated
entirely with one lever.
Chicago Young People IN It, AuEusi
issue contains a fistterinE Motto ~
John y. Dias. its Honolulu oOrresBsSnd-
ent and representative.
Three months old. grown a. Olaa
no fertilizer used " MAS the inscription
which some joker tied about The Beck
of a dog ON Fort street yesterday.
Just received a fine Lot OF Strong a
Woobrey whips. Every one glLaran-
ieed 10 give satisfaction OF IB0nsy -
funded. at California Harness SBOp.
No. G3s King street.
Henry WaterhOuse and wife a. g.
Dillingham;. G. BOlte. J. -. Holt aud
Nelson -. Lansing. all 81 Honolulu.
We're all registered az The Palaoe. san
Francisco, on the 18th.
One of the Advertiser repgr5ers Hiil
tell what he knows about visiting tbs
works OF the Peerless Preserving Pain
Company in a clean. white suit. az soon
as he gets a new one.
One of Pain tram palace si0PpeL
long enough on "Wednesday aftsrDOOa
to allow a LADY 10 20 into a store ABd
make a purchase. The other passsn-
gers are still wondering Nhy.
/ BY the s \. Castle there ARMED
forty head Of horses and Llniss. Nell
broken. an young and In fsnst-elAss
condition. consigned 10 Gus SehBman.
This stock is an extra good ssleeljOE
and worthy Of inspection.
I Several merchants are talking aLOul
taking the matter 81 the YressDt cOn-
ditioD of the streets through traEBEAg
operations in hand. ~ they %. Dir.
Pain may hear something drOp taat
all cause him 20 get a move %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25

Ia4E sssasAaslg' )Ess.sflsz 49, s,s.r -
ilaaLe elAlEss 10 1lss 9sass ~ d.qJpG.,
axe AID aqriEal ~ ~ a.ssaAsssgs Wppe-~
OH spJIqE. .aal b sgiii 90, l.Ds 90
ss>D.4ziJ.s sVr aIy Consequences agHak
it8sEslrgl1-
ec0laz.sI~ss laEs, ~ q sss G,asaass
- EsslsiEs 1..e = fSSs.ssiiS asl.s 6says.sy
sflL NO. fSgsp laSer <s.s,>,,lall.s 81
1fe4sSi dir . a.as .,esst ,sas.Lsf
l-AEe S.>sG Es9s-ssp s,.i% - ysa><S
r.zL.
TA.s Cs.agaHy sil as So e.zy9.a,pe
<Dr s.D.4sg 81 ts,ta,,sE 81 5sss~msIrs
la>ezs yl4oet 10 ese r-aSe 81 I,pssfs
PAASsassES AEs tspess.et ~ Spr,sa.s
f1e@sS -~z.Srs -4ai.,efAile, FAS-e ka,-~
.ls - ~ ~ ssiL ~ sp.sssg- % - ~
dr.SnAl caASse N $500 5fSss ~ ssTs,
Tie CsnS.~eg silf f,pc ~ a1oso -
.oss ~. ,l,r si5s<y 80 aS< hssS - ~
delivery ~ s~6sAse 81 5essSIsf sAtWS
q iSs Sa3ssassr .~sSS1f e.ss s-sSppSe ~
&iDO.vps pnsenS S..e Sa,rs ~ Cs.s 500
~ Iree.AreC a. S< s<<pEs 90 l..stS 81
itAe 1.elsst, ale <ressat a S.ab d&essSs
Al snp,DSssx 81 el.s Ed,Ays6y ~
scrDitcsl ~ tvSe-gf <Is 90 s,1sosw 6ss-
l.Eer.As . sa.Dg-Ig CeSa,p GssNrkss n
he Cora S'tEzS.Ei.,st ~ ef.s HS4e1sS1
aDc Sa.1i insAS ~ l>5sl ~ sssi,yS~ps 30
% application ~ rl.s x,4EE.rfs 81 ~
EDASanys s.easGe<s.
6Diys,eEs az lp.A.st el.ss n 40 ~ 70
shdppsc sr8tLOat 6sG. E6Ge.,, ~ 90
BE- So.ely a. tl.e F-AS 81 e..s HaS,SS
q. + SkGHB.
SlIea.f.alE5
r. Y. Eps,E,
kSqEs.efy
fAPb. 3 T. Ft1fkTF,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25
Tlne ElGSlp
sws~sssss rSsNsmesS

>.aeh' % .sn a. ,y.ssssi ~ sesvg
,sapeee.el ulfissf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25

10 others. While In the bush Of this country
! had an attack of scurvy hut soon got is,','
Of this complaint by using the same remedy
For cleaning the blood AMI for erppiiOns -
the skin | do not think 1t can be teat. Al
The bushmen Use It,"
For Constipation take Dr. Ayers Tii's. They
promptly relieve aud surely cure. Take thsnI
with Df. Ayers sarsaparills: onc aids lie otL.I
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25

lONnOk, Aug ~ Tho ~ Peters,
blrs correspondent NJ the DAILY 1olor
Hfsph Gays that EmpeTor Nicholas and
tbs Empress Viii Walt Queen Victoria
about The sad ~ The present Monlb
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25

81 haf1.o go 'i,s ,as,l .,,i a.sss.
~ rsah grsce,
higgins thr,ss a.ahg
ELGf.NS rosel p.s ysmh
Eis,ns saaas.' lgr ,.si.a .. ssfsiH
tiac kesPis,g aiil 'iosiisq ,gssd;il,s,,
asso hat ssssi.g.se1aF fslb 10 g,sss..
iHq fbC ElgiH Haze
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25
All BaaSltauaer
For Cleansing the Blood
IL has no Equal.

We give below tho p,riraii and tcStrnuuI
OF Mt Granger Ward flirisUauc Qurcislau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25

a 1lslf.fiv1 sses.s
alatG
hln ssass i.DIOinip ,.ssasg p,g.as,les
"a = > A.. iGsSeailse a L.sasaias s.an,.-
a. A-lsiissn, shana Alaasss .aIf R.pa.-
il,iin. s.a1L ,f.sip4aasg. ,.ss,4s.sa 81
above lAl.assr ,ssFts. afEsg,sH % A.aas~
AHA saDGAaF .aSl>pn.lsf
siil SAT - Ssr. fsaa,>y s,..a e.,i,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-25
H-F..MDC GILMAN
bon ST..
.sSnIalUan|D|lF
-ko0ff@.
TINE TABLE
O. G-Xn4AU.
risht~lAA: ss.~s.sr
rkt.f~AAe 1.@s.

Wi aeztse iiissV,uiil s.sss- ks.ass..ss .
= . fieseii D., ississAisse - observation-disclosures.
l4iilaina. Al.aaEsssa i<ag hiss ,si.ss.as
-1lzll1aisiAa ks4aill.ss agl g.as5asasc
ASe. arrivals - lilo l,sssiEasslla,s ,.sfi.-
izEE
i4eiHIHiliE sFiil s-iil lam Itiisp .sss.-as
rse-ay - a o. a. ifasqhsisE - .a,ayss
IssEael g-srLE arus,Hg . iigHpiuir ssa--
BHday night
Mil sal ~ i'0lsgiii hHas ssi,as ..saaf
r391ih.
7 - ss,FlaiT 4isiIse ~ lsse a.as...tls,l a.
Ma iilC. Sso 4gr 1sss 4gigl asiI aii.-
.elssiiag al ssAI-sGseE
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
FOUR rNsoLENT NEGROES
They Demand Food and Also Steal
Goadn.

They Demand Food and Also steAI
GOodg.
-Four negroes made theirappearance
st the store Of Mr.. BarnwslI. at
Eveiynn, u Glynn county, yesterday
and demanded Of the woman cook
inside meal Of viotuals The woman
gave them what they wanted and as
they turned to leave, the negroes
helped themselves to what they want
ed from the store shelves. When the
women protested the men strnok her
aud they evidently intended to do
violence il she resisted. Fear OF ap-
preaching men caused them to leave
and when the men folks
reachs the house the negroes we're
gone. Il is net known who they were
but should they be caught they will be
properly dealt with.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
COMMENCEMENT AZ GAINESVILLE
Mlss Murphsy. House Pary-pronin-nt

Mlss Murphey's House Party-PrOmin~nt
Young Brunswickians Entertained
GAINESVILLE Ca, June ls.-Miss
Meta Msrphey is entertaiuinga num-
Der Of her friends at a house party
during the commencement week. Al
ready a number OF entertainments
have been given in honor Of her
guests. The guests are Mics Lily
Burbsgs OF Brunswick, Miss Lucy
Bloodworth Of Atlanta, Miss 81 zabetb
Thomas Of Forsyth, Mss Ethel Jones
Of Macon, Miss Edna Bazsmore Of
Cleveland, Tenn, Mrs. KiDzie Of Saw.
annah, Mr.. J. B, JemisOn Of Macon,
Mr.. Clarke MoMichael Of Atlantis, Mr..
Eugene Whitfield OF Brunswick, Mr.
T, J, simmons, ir. OF Macon. Mr.. John
Burbage of Brunswick and Mr.. Floyd
Murphey.
On Thursdsy night the young men
ofthe city Will give german in honor
Of the visiting young ladies, The
dance will be az the Matthews hotel.
saturday night there was reunion
OF the alumni Of Gordon Insntule.
Fully two 'bu0dssd graduates were
present and the occasion pawsd of
pleasantly
Yesterday mcrping liie conps0oe
msut sermon was preached b Rev
y. D. Jordou, OF savannah The
sermon wac one Of the best ever de-
livered in thus CITY. ana was iisteued
to BY tally thousand people.
Commencement begun this morning
~ the sophomore exhibition and bis
afternoon the competitive drlI be-
tween he companies Of the bsltalion
took place
. Tbs city I. brimiul Of visitors pbo
seem TO be vol pleased with The
hospitality Of Barnesyile
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14

z mao may dress as we'll as his own
good Judgment and the assistance Of an
artistic tailor may elect. He may take
tubs nut If his objective organs are out Of
order, he win have an unwholesome APP
pearance. His complexion and the white
Of his eyes viii have yellowish cast.
Hia tongue wiil be coated, appetite poor
bis teeth rusty, his breath abominable.
Hois ne bis unmistasable sign Of con-
stipation. The quickest snrest, easiest
way to cure lhls trouble ie 70 take. DR. !.
Pierees pleasant Pellets they are made
Of retired, concentrated vegetable extract.
Nothing in the least harmful entera into
their competition. They hunt down all
impurities, and make them move on
They aro pr5chot Of many years study ana
practice. pr Pierce cannot sIord to put
forth . Worthless article.
Address with q cent in one. cent stamps,
cost Of mailing only, Worldis Dis.
psnsary Medical association Buffalo.
n y ana get a free copy OF the Medical
Adviser
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
A Splendid Music Teacher.

Musical Brunswick viii be Interest,"
ed in the arrival of Prof. P A. Won
Weller, Of Tallahassee, Fla, who viii
spend several months here giving in
strucuous in music. Helcomes highly
and The Times is
pleased TO commend him to the citi-
zens Of Brunswick.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14

Would Not Suffer 50 Again for Fifty Times
the Price.
awole last night with aessfe baIf ia
my stomach. / pefsf Islt - badly Ii Isl
my life. When cam adowu 70 work this
morning felt 90 weak could hardly
work | went . Miller s McCuray,a drug
store and ahsg Recommended chambelains
Collie Cholera snds'Biarrhoea Remedy.
II worked IKE magic and one dose fixed
me alright Itcertsinly isthe finest thing
ever used for stomach trouble. shall
not be withoutfs p nay home hereafter.
for should not care to endure the suffer
ings Of last night again FOR fifty times it's
prlce.-G.H, wilson Liveryman, Burgstt.
stow Washington Col Pa This remedy
is for sale BY Bishop Druggist
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. OF west
Jefferson, 0, after suffering Is month from
Rectal Fistala, he would die unless a cost
" operation was performed but he cured
himself with five boxes Of Bucklens Arm
lea saiye the surest Pile cure on Earth,
and the best salve athe World Is cents
a box Sold BY al Druggist.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
SOUTHERN SCHEDULE
Cha agss That Went Into Effect on Sunday
June 18th.

INV A+fAf
The change Of schedule on tn,
southern railroad which went int,
effect June llth. is as follows: No.2l
leaves Brunswick at $50 a. m. fol
Jacksonville and all local points.
No. %. leaves at 4 p. N. FOR J aokson.
Vile AID all local points, Connects
at Everett with F. 9. &p. train from
savannah.
No. IS leaves Brunswick al 80 p
m. and makes same connection as No,
10. lsAysuaah, Atlanta and all points
north and east).
No 4; arrives At Bruusw!ss a 80
a. m. from Atlanta, win savsnn.h
connections
No. le; arrives at Brunswick at
4 80 p. m. from Atlantis.
No. "a; strives as 600 p. m. from
Savannah.
No. 49, leaves at s;25 a. m. for say
annsh. Atlsnta and all points north
and east,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
Brnnswicks Health God.

THE general health Of Brunswick ia
.ysrz good said Dr.. Hugh nurfora.
prssident Of the board OF health yeateg
DAY, e fesponse to inquiries from a
Times reporter The simmer SO far
has been one Of good reports and~the
people are to be congratulated on there
being so little sickness here's The
same reports are made BY other p0ysi.
clans and the indications seem fayor.
able for very healthy summer.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
BROWN DRUG co .
Cordols Chsutauqua June 1922.

For the above oOossion the Plant
System will sell round trip tickets
from Brunswick to COrdele at rate Of
s5.O5. Tickets on sale June l2-22
inclusive, with final limit to June 25tb.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
rHH FERsr BsfCE LAID.
Work on thsopsrs House is Going Forward
Rapidly.

Rapidiy.
The first brick on the new Bruins
wick opera house was laid yesterday
and Chus another step taken toward
giving this city one Of the handsomest
and most modern play houses in the
country. The brick work viii now go
forward rapidly and the cit'zenq of
Brunswick will At the end 81 few
weeks see what THEIR subscriptions for
the opening performance has done
towards bringing big amusement
place TO this city Mr.. couuzelman
is pushing the work forward rapidly
and now that the foundation has been
completed it will not be long before
the walls Will begin to rise and the
hoase got in shape for the opening
performance.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
Noiee

AN persons wanting dyed articles
returned By as the same week, must
get them in on or before Tuesday.
Respectfully,
The Brunswick Cleaning and Press
ing Company
Agents for Savannah Steam Dye
Works
Wanted One dozen black
cats, today Brown Drug Co.
The many friends Of Mr.. Burr WIZ
ton viii regret TO learn that he is con-
fined to his room by illness
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
ohsAp MsdIalns

we call special attention to the new
advertisement Of the Seaside Pharmacy
who are selling all 81 patent medicines
such as b B. Hoods sarsaparilla
etc, at Is cents. and all 80 cents prep
srAtiOns at IS cents Call al the cor
nor Of Monk and Amherst streets
and see them.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
COMING Or THE 200 zoos
Great Preparations are Being MADE for
Their Reception.

Great Preparations are Being MADE for
Their Reception.
Ths coming Of the Hoo Hoos on to-
morrow to stay three days is the ooca-
sion OF extensive preparations being
made By the local lumbermen for their
reception This order Is one Of the
best known IN the United states and
they have more fun at one Of their con
catenations than barrel OF monkeys
Fun is one Of the principles Of the or
der and when the black cats began to
new you can look out for jolly Hoo
Hoo is somewhere around. They Will
be quartered at the oglsthorpe and the
local Hoo Hoos will give them the best
time those in this section have ever
experienced
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-14
PAvoa wsIIsr. TeaeAsr q MusIe

PA Won Weller, Teacher Of Music
With 40 years Of experience 10 the
most approved methods, both Of
Europe and America, will receive a
limited number Of pupils for vocal and
instrumental study All strnged in
struments taught, together with piano
Snd organ both Pipe and Reed, Voice
building a speciality. Persons desiring
to engage lessons win be called upon
By leaving their address at Room 81
0glethorpe hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-02

sport only. 1t is a great task to come over
here after the American cup and / hope
to be equal 20 it. believe that have the
best boat ever bun. in England She cost
more than the vallSyrie. If in coming to
America for the cup one halts at the price
one had better stay at home"
"t fully appreciate the talent and the
skin that Is against us" he continued.
"rhe Americans will do all In their pow
or TO keep this trophy and we must do our
best II we fatl no blame viii rest on US.
have thrown up every business care.
ieft every difficulty behind and have de
termined to devote myself to the sham
rock only While I am neither a deslgner
nor a skipper ! win be aboard OF her
when every race IS sailed.
'@rhe best boat always wins in these in
tcruat onal races. even n the nearest ex-
crrsion steamer had been hfty miles
AWAY the result would have 0eeu the
same. Let everybody come to the race
ana have "A good time The more boats
there are, the merrer. ] viii fight for the
cup just as hard as / can but the good
wishes OF Americans are dearer TO me
than any cup In existence. The New York
club eabled me. Offering 10 change th'
course but / replied that I would not rac,
except on the same track as was used be
fore, where athers won and lost"
Replying TO a question as to whether h'
believed the Shamrock would win. hs
said after a pause:
81 never said / was confident OF win
ming. OF course n were betting on tn,
race 4 would expect odds, as the cup ha'
been here so hong"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-02

Dubuque owsl. Sept. IA small crowd
saw today's races az Nutwood driving
park. The three year old trot for 1900
was a git TO Rita Il. owned by H. w.
Brown OF Salt Lake City. the frst heat
F.lN loafed until the field got into the
stretch. when she went 70 the front with
j. E. &. tnd finished easy half q length
in front OK J. E. c. with lima Electric a.
third. n the second and third the hsAa
were easy for Rita. n the third Contral,o
went out OF the bunc hi nths stretch
and set a hot pace for the tradegs to
tine Wire. cinching third money. j. E &.
On the stretch of second position "a the
hrN two heats. took second money.
The 2.l0 pace fOr 5000 was easier muns
ey FOR William Nc. He TOOK Il Ina tntee
atraiglna and was never forcsi. The heats
We're turned Ia 2:OSA, 2.0iA and 2:0sM. la
tho hrst heat Colbert TED the bunch 90
the three quarter pole. william Mc came
up fast on the outside ana won easily.
His time for the third quarter was T.
seconds and the last hilf was done IN 1872.
The second was "A procoss on all the way
around with William Me n front. In tie
stretch Colbert and Eyeiet made interost-
ug work in their scramble for second.
hyelot won the place by a short head.
William Me led ali the way In the third
Colbert spurted from the three duar.er
pole and forced the leader TO the wire IN
| 2:06h Eyelot I'm shed a good third.
The 2.28 trot wa sa gift 20 Edwni b.
lie got or In front In the nrst heat.
Pilot Lambert was second at the wire
Granite the third W. distanced in tn.
heat and second money vent To Phrase
Tomorrow is the last day OF tho meet
lug Results:
Three year old trot, purse 5000. Rita II
won in straight heats. Time 2:l6iG: 2lBH
21GA. j. E. c second; Contralto third.
2:lO pace. 5000. william Nc won Ia
straight heats. Time 2:0sh. 2.O7i4 2:0gh
Colbert second; Eyelot third.
2;2S trOt $1,000. Edwin 3. won IN straight
haats. Time 2;22s; 2:17; All; Phrase SEQ
ond: Pilot Lambert third.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-02
BIonded HorseLSaIe.

New York, Sept. 1.-The sale OF the en-
tire racing stables of the firm OF G. Fleish
mann and Sons AMI those OF George h..
Smith, better known IN the racing world
as Pittsburg, Philadelphia, took place to-
day in the Easton sale paddocks at Shoeps
head Bay. The fact that tho Flcisch-
manns we're selling out ala not mean
that they were retiring from racing. rs
this was not SO, their object being TO rid
the stable OF old divisions and begin a
new with a stock OF 2 year olds mkt sea-
son.
ptsburg Phil has tired OF racing horses
and this a. hs reason for retiring only
four were in his lot. but they included the
year old colt Roosevelt and the three
year old lothario. The former cost him
81 COO and Lothario $4,000 az the sale OF
the Rogers and Rose lot laat spring
The horsemen were out iu large num-
bers and from the very start the bidding
was spirited
a,arlbert who beat the Bromley crack
Mesmedat ia the Second part Of the grand
union hotel stakes az Saratoga was the
pick Of the sale The best prices we've as
follows;
Property OF q. Fleiachmanns and Sons:
Mnribert Pierre Lorllsrl. $4,000
Sakhrat, T.. Dunno. U.O0
MischlovOus. Louis Bell 5,lOl
Midsummer. Louis Bell. $500.
Milestone. n. Brown 1900.
woolhurst. s L. Hommedin. tLsO0
Property Of George E Smith;
Lothario. w. g. DAILY $500.
Ahom, Bydner Paget 81, 400.
Colonel Roosevelt. W. Midgley. $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-02
NORMAN ELDERS
Meet with Serious Obstacles
Among the MOvntainers Of
Tennessee.

Chattanooga, Sept. "Wednesday night
six Mormon elders we're conducting O
meeting In a school house at Pine Blum
Stewart county, Tenn. when the building
was stormed by a mob OF over 100 men.
The building was almost demolished.
1nose present fed ma panic TO save their
lives as bullets commenced to strike the
building thick ana fast When ELDERS Hir
am Ilsen and H. G. Potty left tho building
Miss May Harden, popular young wo-
man OF the place walked between them
with a view of checking the work OF the
mob While the trio passed down tho road
shots were fired from ambush. The wo-
man was hit by bail an almost instantly
killed. Her brothers vowed they would
oyenge the cNme aud after the lrst ex-
citemcnt had \died out, secured blood
hounds and PLACED them on tho trial OF
the assassins Burton Vinson, promin-
ent young farmer wrote confession
stating that he had killed tho girl but
that it was an accident and that he wish
cd himself dend for remorse Sf conscience
Shortly after the confession the blood
hounds tralled him to his home. Vlnson
turned picked up a knife and cut his
throat, almost at the same instant send
ing bullet through his brain. His family
and the officers posse Witnessed the sui
| eide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-02
Harris and Barrey.

Chicago. Sept. lone OF the most sci-
entihc contests Witnessed here In years
took place at the Fort Dearborn clubb bto
night between Harry Harsis and Jlmmy
Barry. IL was a case ofR tall and rekchy
left hand Jabber against stocky and as-
gresHlye mixer. Harris contenting himself
with meeting Barrys rushes with short
1absand an occasional right hand swing.
Barry had considerably the better OF Il
up to the third round scoring some telling
right swings. In the fourth Harris eYensl
up matters with a couple Of hard upper
cuts ana repeated jabs on barrys mouth.
From that 10 the end Of the fight both nasn
fought fast and furiously but the points
were so evenly divided that 50 the end the
referee. without moments hesitation. de
cinred the bout n draw
la the preliminary fight Frank Noel
knocked out Dave O'Connor In a minute
and hadf OF the FIRST round.
Tommy Ryan and Joe Choynsh were
matched tonight 70 meet here ma six
round bout October g.
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