The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-06-05
WILL HE SUCCEEDl
ambassador ChOate Working
Hard to Secure Mrs May
bricks Release.

bricks Release.
Copyright 1899 by the ASS Press)
Tondop. June IA representative OF
the Associated Press has made Inquiries
with the result that he IS able 60 cou-
firm the report that those who have
been working In favor of Mrs. Florence
Maybrlck will not be surprised at hcr
| release at any moment, now. That She
Unite states Ambassador, Joseph H.
Choate. has had two interviews on tue
subject. with Marquis OF salisbury at
which his strong representation of the
American view Of the matter met VITA o
most promising reception. Mr.. Choate.
since his arrival IN England. has taken
the liveliest interest in the case lie has
| received every shred 20. Information ln
the matter. mas asked FOR higher judicial
opinions and his own legal knowledge has
| given him exceptional facilities in deal
ing with the ntrlcacies Of enc case. one
of Mrs MaybricK's advocates. O. we'll
known worker OF the liberal party, J.. II.
Levy. provided Mr.. Choate with 20 specs
iany compiled dossier Of the whole case.
IN the collation. OF which No received the
advice of the highest legal authorities
I'm the kingdom, including the lord chief
justice, Baron Russell. and Lord James
!
Prince OF Wales one of the calmest iudic-
ial minds. who definitely states that the
position as left boy Henry Mathews Oho
former home secretary is absurd ana
shows I'm the strongest light tho present
confused state OF tho English criminal
law.
Mr. Choate received the most definite
instructions from Washington, the gist
being that he was to press for tho immo-
diate revision of the case. as the United
states government considered that the
time had arrived for an immediate con-
slderation Of It, To these instructions
ana the spirit in which they are carried
out by Mr.. Cnoate who said OF viii see
this thing through" Mrs Maybricks
impending freedom will be largely due.
An American manufacturing company
has Just acquired an extensive piece of
land and a plant at Coventry including
some OF the properties once IN the po-
session Of the Tire companies directed by
Ernest Terah IIooley. which win be dt-
ted 20 meet modern requirement. In
every respect The capital IS said to
be SjO0OO0 and the company means to
push the construction OF automobiles,
which has been almost neglected I'm Eng
land
II
A mp In the house OF commons last month
] the question OF "crimplng" and of the
: desertion OF British sailors, chiefly On
q ! American ports. the upshot being that
the British consuls were requested TO re-
I port on the subject and ank interesting
blue book was issued today. comprising
4 the reports Of the consuls az New Yor
q San rancisco Philadelphia, Baltimore and
4 Portland. ore, descrlbn the operations
q Of the boarding house Keepers and ship
j ping masters I'm alluring men 10 leave
q their ships.
q The treaty providing for tho arres' of
u deserters has not proved OF much ser
vice, owing to theexpe nse Of the p~o
ceedlngs
The ficllcness Of popularity Is begin
4 ming to demonstrate itself In the cas-,
i of Tod Sioan whose recent failures have
n wrecked many of his supporters. Ilii
n big hackers, like Riley Gcaunon an,
4. Dryers, have pocketed their losses ik
4 true sportsmen and have retired q
q America It is the small fry who. Will
x Sloan succeeded. reaped a harvest am
3 are now losing, cannot find words ,
& denounce him. One OF these on roturnin
x from Epson last night hned the corr
doris Of the Hotel Cecil with ranun
against the honesty OF Sloans Oak failur
until the hotel officials had To rem0u
q strate Col Tom Ochltree declares him
> self a heavy loser and says sloan is
p great jockey for five furones but whe
q. everyoue eXpecats him to win and bac
y him heavily no Is left at the post, am
p that In on other way could he have los
q, the oaks.
, In spite Of Tho clatter of disgrunte
y losers, Sloan maintains hope OF ult
q, mate success this season. or l03 mount
he has won37 while Otto Madden hcaC
y the list with so winnings out of -
q mounts and Loates has i3 wins out of q
mounts, so sloan has won 30 per cent
jw hois races and the best English iocks
a has only won 10 per cent
- Tho recent neglect OF the Bank Of fi
" gland 90 protect Is gold reserve h.
O. made a deep and unfavorable improssiC
~ ian the city. Man yof the directc
~ themselves are said to- be dissatisfied Wi
q tho recent management, during which q
~ bank concentrated IT'S whole attent,
~ on increasing its purely banking bu.
q ness. neglectug lts dudes as the hold
~ of the countries ultimate banking p
~ serve. Tho staust, lu "a strong article
- the subject SAYS