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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-13
Illness of Don Carlos.

Don Carlos, pretender to the Spanish
throne, is suffering from a severe at
tack of bronchitis and his condition is
considered dangerous
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-13
VIII Appear for Trial

William Kent, slayer of his broth
err Noble, at Carlinville. ILL.,. will be
forthcoming when wanted for trial.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-13
N1ackay Ia EerIOusIy Sick.

John W. Mackay, the mining mil
lionaire, is seriously sick with the govt
at San Francisco.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1899-01-13
FOUR TRAINMEN KILLED.
Fatal Head-on Collision Near Eik
Valley, Tenn.

Near Elk Valley, Tenn, on the
Knoxville and Ohio branch of the
Southern railroad. a head-On collision
occurred between the regular possengef
train and double-header freight
train. Four trainmen were killed and
two fatally injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
Edilor CamnheII on Fak. ..

Wichita, Kans. July lO-J n. Camp
bell editor OF the Hennessey Kicker was
n The city Saturday on business. He IS
very enthusiastic about the wonderful
crop of wheat Oklahoma raised this year.
lie says that the average crop will be
nearly thirty bushels. Thros1ins mac. ines
are coming into the tet'-o-v from ali
parts OF the United states Las. week,
he says one machine was shipped in
from California, the freight cnti alone,
being 500. The farmers are naturally In
a very prosperous condition and much
building and Improvement 1t going on.
Mr. Campbell had q g01d laugh concern
ing the story which was circulated about
man Ia Hennessey driving away a cy-
clone by firing chemicals into ths Storm
by means of a cannon. lie says that he
had received letters from an parts ~ he
United States about H. and one man IN
Mouett wanted 30 arrange TO borrow one
of the cannon 10 protect that town. He
says the story Is "a fake. the product OF
imagination OF ,as brilliant wichita fake
correspondents
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nom rom cRGrs

Several Of our Oklahoma exchange,
have short advisory editorials ON The
subject Of holding crops for higher
prices. This advice may be good and
il may not be 3 nod Corn, wheat and
cotton, the principal staples may 20
up, and just as likely they may 80
down. Farmers OF today are not like
the farmers OF a half century ago.
Foreign and domestic quotations are
known and watched by them from day
TO day, and they keep themselves
posted right along with the state OF
demand and supply at home and
abroad.
At present there seems no reason,
unless another Letter should come
upon the boards 70 dazzle the speculat-
ing world for the moment. why wheat
should advance, and 30 OF other cer-
eals. The LEADER has no advice TO
offer, for the simple reason that II
can see no farther through The future
than others, and If Il had auy 70 offer
it would be for everyone to follow his
Dwn Judgment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

San Francisco. July lO-Death called
Or Mary c Edmons. a well known ply
s.cian of this city in tragic fashion
The accidental setting on or burglar
alarm wrought up he nerves TO such O
sgsu that she suffered death by fright
she went 20 "a window and blew "a wia1e
Help came but just as she opened the
front door she tottered and fell dead, MS
Edmonds was O. very talented ana success
fu physician of this city. She was the
widow Of Judge Edmonds. late of the
superior court. and leayea two sons and
daughter The latter. Miss Ann'o W
Edmonds. is a teacher 10 Berkey anu one
OF her sons. Frank w Edmonds who has
been connected with the United States
Geodetic survey FOR years. IS now in Alas
ka- Her other son. d Harry Bdmonds Is
physician, practicng la Fresno county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

Of the healing Of the man with a witner-
er hand. The closing address in Tent
Williston was made by Bishop John II.
Vincent, Of the NJ L. Church.
The following IS part Of DR.. Jeffer-
sons address;
We are living in the greatest Of centu-
rles. Now that It seems shat God means
us to be a leader OF nations and races 1t
looks as If the republic could not go down
But Greece fell, Rome fell The present
is no guarantee for the future. What
this nation needs IS more manhood, the
manhood of the carpenter of Nazareth.
God give as manly men, men who spoils
of politics will no buy. men who cannot
be ruled by selhshness.
What are we going to do with the liquor
traffic? 1t IS not new legislation We want
but great outpouring of the spirit that
will crush the liquor traffic
What shah we do with the great cor
porations that devour the small ones?
Law Is not enough. What we need IS love.
What shall we do with militarism, one
of the blaekest demonds that ever came
| out of the pit? They are sick Of militar-
ism across the sea, but there are men and
women in America 10 whom the song of
battle Is sweet AIilitarism is insanity;
we cant beat down with argument.
Read the life of the man who rode-not
a horse for it represented war-but on
the animal that stood for industry and
patience. The prince OF peace told US
to beat the swords into plow shares.
What shall We do with skepucism2 We
are surrounded by theosopy, esotenc bud
dhism. mormonism and other strange
teachings Let US go to him who repre-
sents truth itself.
We have law enough intellect enough
no natiin had more. but what we need
is a higher, diviner, sweeter type Of man
hood. Americas great redemption her one
salvation Is love and obedience TO the man
who died on Calvary
This afternoon the juniors had their in
nings, both in the audience and on the
platform The junior rally was carried
out in Tent Endeavor, the Detroit child
rem who took the leading parts being
massed on the platform TO the number OF
a thousand and upward. The floor was
hlled with children and their teachers and
leaders The program started with sing
ing OF The banner of the cross with
right heartiness. other songs followed
the children on the stage alternating with
those on the noor and then altogether
World Wide Christian EndeaYor was
Illustrated In specialization Mp DESC
Illustrated In spectacular manner
Chrudren wearing placards and others
carrying banners and other pictorial de-
vices were successfully brought upon the
speakers platform to sho' .'t remark
able growth OF the Christi H ~eaVor IN
the various countries o, zoo ~ lu' a
huge map Of the world had been So pend
ed at one side and as each country was
represented for boy at work on a stag
ing marked on that part OF the world
by fastening a star over it. The exercise
closed with raising together the BRUSH
and American fags, fianked by the ages
OF all nations, and saluted by the appro-
pariate bugle call.
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Damage by Flood Not
0ytrestimated.

Houston, Tex, July iO-The local r.
lief committee who is caring for me o.
900 smaI farmers whose crops We're utte.
5 destroyed by the recent valley Of the
arazos river and iis many tri)Lta,tes
makes nn appeal TO the farmers OF the
west Tho emily crops which these people
cana raise is moi 900 for seed and 10 can
lot mature n time. The local commit. .ee
lf which tN-unued states seuatorErAC
oi which lx-United states attorney Tai
frIro s chairman asks for seel corn %
the early maturing kind 10 be distributed
Go the stricken farmers. Great distress
can in ths way ts relieved
Austin Texas July l0-t'rom numer'
ous portions OF the nDoded districts re.
ports come pouring la and their requests
for aid w.re at once referred to the val
ious relief citations being established n
the flooded district
Governor sayres stated today 30 an As
ISOLATED Press correspondent thai The ef-
fort 1n hc pa-t of some 20 hehtue the
damage attendant upon the mood IN lex-
as was beyond his understanding
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Resisted Prison Officials.

Chicago, July 10.-Mrs Anna Eliza
beth IngeTsou, who kidnapper little Ger
aid Lapiner. was taken 10 the Jolls'
penitentiary today She fought like a
tigeress and Il took three men TO take
her from her cell 70 the cab in the jail
yard. Handouts were glazed upon the
woman but she twisted one hand fires,
struck Tailor Whitman Ia the face and
tore her clothes half on.
When the jail office was reached the
aged hdnnapper threw herself upon the
foor, tore handsful OF hair from her heod
screaming and kicking with frantic en-
ergy at TAILOR and his assistants. She
was nnaliy carried out bodily and held
~ main force en- the ride 10 the depot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
An Indian TO be nhOt to Dealh.

Kansas CITY. Mo, July IA dispalcn
TO the Journal from Durant, l. T., says
News comes from Alikchi, 80 miles eas'
Of Godland, that william Going, the
Choctaw Indian. has been sentenced TO
be- shot on Thursday next The condemn
ed man, whose Indian name Is Naila
Tond, killed his uncle, a deputy sherll
when the later attempted TO arrest him
for a mldeameanor Tonakas case was
carried to the Choctaw supreme court
and 10 the federal court for the teritoy'
on writ Of habeas copus but the case
was remanded 10 the Choctaw court ana
the judgment OF the tribal court IS 20 be
carried out
This win probably be the last eNecu-
ton by shooting under the chectaw law
Lisbon. o., July l0-When the whistle
OF the Tin mills blew this morning not
one OF the skilled laborers responded ana
the mill Is idle IN every department
For several days rumors had been cur
rent OF an attempt 20 unionize the mill
and n seems the organization of the men
was completed on Saturday night. The
men were warned on Saturday by the
trust managers that the plant would
never be run as a union mill, and the pro
liabilities are that Il will now be aban-
doned
The men were receiving amaiagamated
association wages and would continue 20
do 80 ana have been kept busy al work
while every union mill In the country
was idle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
Gen Taylor VIII Lead
Kentucky Republicans

Lexington. Ky, July lo-The republican
convention 70 nominate candidates Tor
state officers Is now holding the attentlcn
Of The politicians, all over the state
Lexington tonight Is liled with candda.
tes arrived early with their heutenRnta
and are az work
General Taylor claims he win heceive
the nomination by aeclamation. TAYLOR
claims 70 have over l.lOo0 instructed votes
and that he will be able 70 organize the
convention.
On the other hand Stone and Pratt
say he WIN fan fully 45o votes below his
estimete and that his nomination Is rot
assured. There seems 10 be an organized
EFFORT on foot 70 1efeat Taylor, but
stone and Pratt deny that they viii 80
into combination 70 defeat Tsyion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

ousi ana neglect OF them means trou BILE.
Mrs. John Fritz OF Wilcox, okla,
tells how DR.. HartmaL's advice made
her well. She says:
- extend my sincere thanks for the
good advice you have given me. | do
not believe / would be living now II IL
were not for you. 1 had suffered with
How OF blood for four months and the
doctors ooul / help me but little. Twas
SO weak | could not turn in bed; then L
applied TO Dr. Hartman. followed
his advice and only used three bottles
OF le-ru-na and Man-a-lin. Now am
well and as strong as ever was.
DR. Hartman, president of the Surgi-
cal Hotel, Columbus, o., will prescribe
Tor fifty thousand women this year
free OF charge. All women suffering
from female troubles, or any disease of
the mucous membrane, may have DR..
Hartman's private counsel without
cost se'id for special question blanks
for women.
Satarrh Is essentially the same
everywhere, whether In the pelvic
organs or the head. Pe-ru-na cures
all phases Of It, 1t Is the National
Catarrh Remedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
rRuE oEnooBlrs WII1 yor srBlu1

TRUE DEMOCRATS HTIL NOT sUBMII'
The Democrats Of Logan county love
their party and revere its principles
too highly to permit any man or SET Of
men posing as Democrats TO traffic in
its honor and integrity The LEADER
is Democratic because IL believes that
Democracy Is right and that its great
cardinal priueipleslare for the best in-
terest Of the people II repeats now
what it said before, that mo- man or set
Of men posing as pretended Democrats
ean deliver it over TO the Populist or
any other organization. ia order 10
crafty their selfish ends and purposes.
and II that be their aim they will find
out 70 their cost that they have en-
tered upon bigger job than they
anticipated The thin veil under which
these men are trying 70 conceal their
real purpose is too fun OF holes to fool
any honest and sincere Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
Iester,s Rrolher MnlAid Him

Muncie, Ind. july lo pAllnler Jester
.oi Munce brother 30 Alexander Jester
under arrest Tor the murdsr of Gilerl
Gates in Missouri says his gs.er. who
accused Jester of murder. is Of unsound
mined The sister said Alexander said
mind. The sister said Alexander killed
th- man she was soon TO marry while
me Two were on their way home from
Indiana Phiander Jester says his sister
was married at that time He intends 10
go no his brothers al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
Dc.PicrCc'S
GOIdenMediCdl
Discovery.

1t builds up the weak places and fortifes
the system against the onslaughts OF
disease. 1t helps the appetite, assists
digestion, is an aid to the proper assimi-
lation of food, and cleanses the blood
of all its impurities II is a strictly
temperance medicine containing not an
atom of whisky or alcohol in any form.
Your m nsdIcine is the best have ever taken
writes Ms. Jepnie Dingnan, OF Nanburen, kal,
keska Co.. Mich. Last spring had BAD
cough got 80 bad had 60 be In bed all the time.
My husband thought had consumption he
wantsd me to get q doctor, but told him n u
was consumption they could not help ME We
thought we would try DR. Pieree's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and before had taken one bQtte
the cough stopped aud have since had no signs
Of its returning
For the most obstinate forms OF con-
stipation aud biliousness, use DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. Their action is prompt
yet comfortable; their effect is perina-
nent. Insist that the druggist does not
give you souething else.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

AccoRDINe to reports from the west.
ern ranges. the hies are terribly
troublesome among stock. It is
claimed by some that these pestiver'
ous insects were brought from South
America about four years ago in q
shipment OF hides 10 don't make any
difference where they came from, they
certainly brought their bills with
them. They are undoubtedly the
worst and most aggravating species OF
the fly family ever before felt in this
territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

THE report that GOV. Barnes and
Congressman Flynn have had several
friendly interviews of late comes us
good news % the Republicans Of the
territory who are Interested la party
harmony and party success. There
should be no differences between great
party leaders in Oklahoma --pouca
City Courier.
The Courier is right in part aud
woefully at sea 10 the other part The
conferences actually occurred as stated,
but the friendly interviews had no
depth 10 them, and could have been
measured by an old style government
wafer or the thin side OF an apothe-
cary's spatula Arkausaw and Kansas
won't coon hunt together
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

GovERvoR Rooms, OF Washington
state while declining to take part in
Governor Sayers antitrust convention
makes an admission ia the letter tc
the Texas governor which will cause
another lureh IN the Republican shif
Of protection he says. The three
mothers OF trusts are the money
question, the protective tariff and the
railroads, and that these are Con
trolled only bv natLonal IegIslation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
WHITE, President.
HOLLIS. Secretary "

At all previous meetings the audiences
assembled quietly. but this evening Tor
some time before the calling TO orisr ~
the two great gatherings Tents Endeav-
or and Wiliston were babels OF slunes
and scenes The state. provincial an J
foreign delegations were grouped 10 des-
between the two tents. Each had - own
particular rally cry and each delegation
| took pleasure IN making It known to the
extent OF its lung power. The delegations
which were not shouting were singing.
Music conductor Foster, finally male MIN.
self heard without aid Of meFaphone
and all the voices were turned into the
inspiring volume OF Holy, Hoy. Lord
God Almighty" with much improved ef-
ect
The following statements A. u s''sr D.
auce etc wAS q en- onl by Secretary
| Baer:
OFFICIAL SrATEMENT
without doubt the at-cndapce at tins
convention has very much exceeded thai
of any Christian Endeavor convention
ever held In the matter Of those present
at the vtrious meetings This estimate
takes in account the great convention at
Boston In 1885. That IS to say, that out
OF the 2s.0OO Endeavorers registered,
which is the estimate Of the reception
committee, and includes Detroit members
there have been more who have attended
meetings than at any previous time
The estimate Of attendance at meetings
gives a total OF 29s 500 There were 2s.-
600 Endeavorers in attendance includ-
Detroit delegates.
Thirty thousand nve hundred persons
tian Endeavor meetings
simultaneously attended strictly Chris
T hese figures do not include the sixty
six noon evangellsucal meetings which
had a total attendance OF l5.0OO and 100
professed conversions.
The chairman Of each state and pro-
vincial delegation and those from abroad
were called 10 the platform and testified
each for ihs people and their aspirations
cations san together. waved flags and
gave other evidences OF enthus asm.
During recess in these responses each
member OF the 'as committee was called
out They were told that the 80 con-
vention mad never been equalled as to pro
gram, speakers presence Of good and
large attendance at meetings Secretary
Baer stated that although the attend.
ance at Detroit was 5000 as against &c.
400 at Boston. taht the meeting IN De-
tr0t were attended by larger numbers
than were those at Boston
Dr. J. Wilger Chapman preached the
concluding sermon in Tent Endeavor
from the text Luke sc AMI 10 the story
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
TUESDAY. july H. 1892

Hos CHAMP CLARR 10 his allusiou
in his fourth Of Jujy speech at Lezing.
ton, Ky. 20 the war with spain and
the unauiminity with which Demo.
crats rallied to the presidents support
only stated fact as wen known to
The world as The war Itself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

TIE cable conveys the information
that leading official OF the court
which IS to try Captain Dreyfua thinks
a light sentence necessary to satisfy
the anti DIR yiusites, aud that, al
though Dreyfus may be entirely limo
cent, he wss indiscreet, and a lighf
sentence would be the right thing
This is queer sort Of Justice this
Official would infict upon a man de-
elared innocent by the court that tried
him. Dreyfus four years term Of
prison life on a desert island, two
months of which he lay chained to the
bare ground, counts for nothing in the
eyes of this French court officer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

WHEN the King6sher Free Press lets
up on defending William Grimes
from attacks Of his own party, it is
nearly always sure to say something
good as the following
Every who does lick Of work
for the pnblie institutions Of the terri
tory charge for il, and receive liberal
pay for it except the newspapers
They are asked to work for these in
stitutions without pay, and they are
generally fools enough to do so. The
Free Press pleads guilty. See notice
of the A. and NJ, college in this issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

ottawa. ont. July io-In the house OF
commons today. Premier Laurig in an
swer 70 a question said that the negotia-
tioas between Canada and tha United
states regarding the permanent Alaskan
boundary line we're in much the same po-
sition as when the joint eomnlssion sd-
seurned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11

Atlanta, Ca. July lo-Mlss Henrietta
crapp. daughter OF Thomas 8. crapp,
formerly OF Lofayette. Ind. wao disap
psared from the homo Of n. c. Under
wood on Saturday was located today at
ths home OF friend about two niles
firm the Underwood house She said she
WAS m treated BY the pndsrweoda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-11
ENDEAvORERs ADJOURN
Largest Gathering in the His
tory of the society.

DetrIot. Mica. July i0-Tho Eighteenth
International convention OF the Chris
tian Endeavor c.osed tonight ami1
scenes Of impressive solemnlty attending
the utterances Of The Last Word by the
president and secretary In each of the
great tents respectively following re-
sponses from each state and country rep
resented, and last exhortations from NJ.
4 Bishop Vincent OF Kansas. and Evan
gelst Chapman Of New York. The fol-
lowing kilograms and cablegrams were
read IN Soth tents. the reading Of the
cableRram from Hon Andrew u White,
president OF the American peace comis-
sioners at the Hague bringing out storms
Of applause;
"To the American peace commission,
The Hague-Twenty-eight thousand
American and Canadian Christian En-
deavorers now assembled in international
convention. represent two and one-hslf
million ethusiastic for peace and arbitrs-
ton Great peace meeting held. All
wish you God speed.
FRANCIS =. CLARK
JOHN WILLIS BAER. sac.
ITO President William McKinley y Wasl..
itnEon. d C.,-Twenty-eight thous sad
American and Canadian Christian En-
deavorers assembled in international con.
vention received with hearty entausiasm
your kind message aad prayer Il cod S
richest blessing upon YOU, your admin
istratioa and the great republic Of which
YOU are the chief magistrate"
"To His Excellency. 1,otI Mimic OF
tawa, Canada: The Chris. aH Enreav-
orers of Canada and Arnccrn IN intorna,
uonal oonv,rtion assembled. representing
two and one-half million o. your people
are craving closer me ionis of 'nier-
national fellowship ana prSV"-s 'oi Got :
best glesslng upon yourself AMI youl
great domain"
ITO Hes Majesty. Queen Victory. Win
dsor. England-Tens Of thousands OF Ca
madam and American Christian Endeav-
orers In international convention assem-
glorious reign and pray Gods constant
blessing upo nyou Thousands Of En-
deavors next July will cross the oceau
to convention In London with love and
reverence in their hearts for you"
Svravenhage, Clarke pres lent Cnris.
tian Endeavor Detroit:
American commission TO the peace
conference sends sincere tahulIs for 'nes-
sage and co1gratul- ties sou anl al
friends Of peace TO- The ereat success
achieved providing for a permanent ui
buna Of arbitration.
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'TARK BPOS. PAY CASH

every week II you sell STARK TREES. Out
m free. STARK NURSERY, soulsIa na. Mo.
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cough, sore throat, pains in the chest,
bronchitis, bleeding at the lungs, loss OF
flesh and general weakness are warnings
that this relentless disease is about to
gather in victim.
A remedy for all the diseases which,
if neglected or badly treated, lead up
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