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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

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Monday and TUESDAY are tae iast daya
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

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New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
AE OBLIGING CALLER.
nicago Times-Herald.

From The Chicago Ti1nes-Herald
For several months before the Philadelphia and
Kansas City conventions were jocularly offer
ing the Nlce-PreSidency 70 almost every man IN
town At dinner one night some one named John
Allen for Bryan's running mate. The Mississippi
IN tell you what think about this Vice-Presi-
dency, ne said in his delightful Southern drawl-
There was a friend Of mine in New-York. He had
been out all night having a good time On his way
home after daylight, he picked up morning
paper, and read in the personal column. Wanted.
a travelling companion 70 Europe Advertiser will
pay all expenses but companion must be witty and
genial Apply William Snithers. No - West
ForLy-fourth-st-
My friend az once called cab and drove 70 No.
a West Foruy-fourIh-st He pulled the bell. There
was no answer. He pulled again and again and
pretty nearly yanked the thing out by the roots.
At last a butler appeared
" " ear do you want
e" Ish this No. a West Forty -fourth-st?
90 Yes; what do you wantF
d" William Smithersh live here7
Yes, but you can't him at this beastly hour
d" I shee i'm. Go tell Mr.. Smithersh bust
ness greatest lmportansh-greate urgency-mush
shee him. Y know
The butler went away, and pretty soon another
man appeared and opened the door q few inches.
- What do you want OF me-
q" Are you William SmiIhersh7
=" Yes. I But what do you mean by coming
here at such hour II you have any business
with me come in the daytime
:" You are William Snithersh, OF NO "A West
Forty -fourth-st.% ?
'' Yes. yes: what OF IT.?
g Did you put an advertisement IN the paper fr
man 20 60 20 Europe with yoU%
% Yes. did; bur what
q" Well I've come around TO let you know shir
that can't go" "
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Kansas City. No, Sept. 21-IEvery wheel q roll
ing stock on the Kansas City, Fort Scott and
Memphis Railroad will be stopped for five minutes
u s Washburn who died al Rye Beach, Ne,
takes place The Memphis general Offices and
shops VIII be closed the entire day.
F5tnckley Mimi Sept 2-The monument com
u1erorating the great Hinckley fire dedicated
Memorial Cemetery and Genera! Moses Z. Clapp
deIverd the memorial address The trenches where
dagration were covered with floral tributes.
Adinnea polls, whose year ended with midnight.
bave eelipsed all previous records IN the history OF
the industry. The year that ended with September
1889 the greatest IN the history OF local
barrels The product this year Is placed al 1850 90
barrels.
Noaales Ariz-, Sept. 2-Ffre at Guaymas So
nora Mexico. on Thursday consumed the general
-rbe building covered an entire block, and the
iarQest OF it's kind on the west coast OF Mexico.
The stock OF goods carried Was valued at nearly
81 900 600 which loss of $4,000 was sustained.
T-he insurance was only about $4,000
San Francisco sept 2.-Julian T B Arnold son
~ Sir Edwin Arnold, held for extradttiou 70 Eng
isnd on four charges of embezzlemeRt had hear
- IN q writ OF nabeas corpus before United
&c stss4ss District Judge De Haven yesterday. Ar
EoISis attorney argued that mis- client could not be
biS FOR trial II the alleged offence had been
A-I.oid had been engaged IN were civil, and at
ali criminal. The Judge took the case under ad-
visement
jamestown Ohio Sept 2.-Optious the prop
srries 81 the Youngstown Gas and Electric Light
Company were closed yesterday by New-4ork and
-Eicag CAPITALISTS, and the transfer will be made
about October !. The deal involves about $500. eco
Fl BE- said 70 be the purpose OF the syndicate 70
scauire also an Important lighting plant and a
steam heating plant here, besides one or two sub
urban roads now under construction.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
RAILROAD NTERESTS,T
HAwLEY FOR HUNTINGTONs PLACE e.
REPORT THAT FOURTH vICE-PREsIcE.ST
f5s-T sssC
OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC WILL Be -
CONE ITS HEAD

The latest report concerning the presidency OF
the Southern Pacific company is that Edwin Haw-
ley. now fourth vice-president Of the company. as
well as president Of the Minneapolis and St Louis
Railway, will De the successor Of Coils P. Hunt
ingron- Il IS said that since the return Of James
speyer from Europe the place has been offered 10
a prominent Eastern railroad man, who has re-
fused IL Mr.. Hawley. II is said, was the second
choice OF the Speyer interests, and there Is ex-
pectaton that he viii be elected by the directors
next week Neither Mr. Hawey nor Mr. speyer
could be seen yesterday. both being cut of the
city.
Edwin Hawley has long been identified with
Southern Pacific affairs and with the interests
controlling that system Until April of this year
he the assistant general traffic manager OF the
system with Offices in this city. When the Hunt
ington-SpeysF syndicate bought out the Southern
Pacific securities held by the Crocker Searles and
Stanford estates directors who had previously rep
resented these interests retired. Among these was
Fourth Vice-President J. Kruttschnitt, and Mr.
Hawley was moved up into the place left vacant
by his withdrawal
Mr.. Hawley's close relations with the Southern
Pacific interests is shown in many ways He IS
the president Of the Minneapolis and St Louis
Railway. OF which George Crocker and T. Il.
Davis, both Southern Pacific officials. directors
he Is also director OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Of which Coils P. Huntington the
president. Mr.. Hawley lives at No. 256 West Fifty
seventh-st
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
BOERS STILL ACTIVE.
KRUGER AND sTEYN AT BARBERTON-
GUERILLA OPERATIONS.

Pretoria Sept 1-Mr. Kruger and Mr.. Steyn
have gone TO Barberton- 1t is believed that they
are preparing for flight The general opinion is
that the war is very near the end but,
should the Beers construct strongholds in the
oush on the veldt or elsewhere and begin a
system Of raids the British would require fur
ther large supplies Of horses.
General Butler moved fourteen miles north
ward along the Lydenberg road. and crossed
Crocodile River 70 Badfontein. He found the
Boers concentrating in the Crocodile Mountains.
force OF Beers under Commandant Theron
broke through the British lines and captured
and burned a supply train at Kip River Sta
ton, taking -hirty-t1ve prisoners Brabants
Horse proceeded thither, Tecaptured all the
prisoners and drove the Beers into the hills.
Colonel Plumer dispersed a small commando
under Commandant Pretorius east Of Pinaars
River, capturing twenty-six Beers, number OF
wagons and quantity of cattle and rifles.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
LADY YARDE-BULLERs Troubles.

San Francisco. Sept. ? (speciaD.-For more than
a wear the guardian and the trustee Of Lady Xarde-
Butler daughter OF the late General Kirkham, have
been wranging in the courts to see which snail
have control OF her 500 OOO estate Meanwhile her
guardian GreenebauT has placed her in small
badly furnished cottage ana allows her no money
for her expenses. Even the nurse who waits on
her has not been paid and threatens TO go away.
Il is understood that Lady Yarde-Buller will ap-
peal 10 the courts tomorrow 10 appoint new
guardian who Will provide for her comfort and give
her allowance. The once beautiful woman Is
now a wreck from Indulgence IN liquor and mar
corics and much OF the large estate left TO her oy
her wealthy father has been wasted by incompetent
MAJ ger
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
DIED.

r-IET,-T4A ys-At Bslvias-s n J. SEPTEMBER / 100
Heuristta Depus. youngest daughter % Daaie " Eea
Funeral from her home Tuesday. September a ar 2ao
p.
sTMONs-on the 1st inst. John A sy-aoHs ased 81
Relatives friends also members q s. Paurs
n Z Church. are invited the funeral a. ne
Asthod!st Episcopal Church Home to-day lAon1ay1 az
II 80 oclock
aged = years
Funeral services win from Second Pr-s5y-
terrain Church. NsVark, y J.. Mondsy S@2tslsner -
I'D p n
" W9NKOOP-Ssp,smbsr / 1900 oc aiaTh1a LYDIA
5elchsr strans wies o. Rtcna-d WyukoCp-
Eu.sr3l serves a. No g. 0uncy-st. Brookyn Tues
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
OBJECTED TO VACCINATION,
AMERICANS IN THE sTEERAGE PROTEST AGAINST

AMERICANS IN THE sTEERAGE PROTEST AGAINST
THE PRACTICE
Berlin, Sept lowing 10 the unusually heavy
westward passenger traffic, as well as to the in
terruption in sailings owing 10 the Hoboken dis
aster and to the chartering OF passenger steam
ers by the German Government for use in
Chinese waters, many American citizens have
recently been compelled to take steerage passage
in returning to the United States
The physicians OF the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company have insisted upon vacci-
mating all these TO meet the requirements Of the
United States laws Recently American fled
strong objections with Henry ". Dtederlcn,
United States Consul al Bremen, who wrote 20
Washington for instructions meanwhile forbid
ding the physicians in question 10 TaccInate
Americans in the steerage on the ground that
the law was intended TO apply TO immigrants
Oniy
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
CONVENTION OF LETTER CARRIERS.
MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION As
sEMBLINe IN DETROIT

Detroit Sept 2-sone four hundred members Of
the National Association OF Letter Carriers have
arrived 70 attend the annual meeting OF the asso-
ciatlon 70 be held this week. The early arrivals
came largely from the East and Middle West The
presence OF the letter carriers Will result IN tive
Labor Day parades tomorrow. Officers OF The as
sociation announce that II has nov membership
Of sixteen thousand, with 745 local branches and
that all the Government letter carriers in the couu-
try, with the exception Of about one thousand are
included IN It's membership. AS usual in the annual
meetings the principal subjects OF discussion relate
10 possible legislation by Congress affecting letter
carriers. Increases OF salaries 70 q uniform rate
for carriers OF both the first and second class is
70 be urged Carriers Of postofices OF the frst
class now receive 1900 and OF the second class $3.50
What the men desire is a uniform salary Of g. 200.
The question OF pensions for inf1rm and disa bled
letter carriers which has been discussed for sCme
years, has resulted IN the preparation Of bill pro-
v1ding for payment Of such pensions by specially
appointed officer Of the Postof1ce Department. out
OF a fund raised by assessing each carrier ! per
cent OF his salary The bill provides for adminis-
tration OF the matter by the Department without
any further expense 70 the Government
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
ARE BEES UNDER TREsPASS LAKsy

Warwick. y. Z, Sept. 2 cspeciaD.-If the de-
cision Of Mr. Stage Justice Of the Peace OF this
village. IN the case OF Utter agt. Utter is sus-
tained on appeal & precedent VIII be esta ablished
that VIII render the owners OF honey bees in this
State liable TO damages for bees trespass on the
premises OF other properly holders, owners OF
horses cows, sheep OF pigs are now liable for
trespass committed by such live stock.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TROOPS SAL From SAN francisco.

San Francisco, Sept 2.-The transport Logan
sailed yesterday afternoon for Manila by way
OF Nagasak with 1888 enlisted men and eighty
four cabin passengers including officers. The Lo-
gan carries the headquarters band 1sr and % Bat
ralions Of the 1st Regiment, Colonel \. a. Har-
bach, commanding, and the headquarters band and
ID Battalion OF the 2d Infantry under command
~ Lieutenant Colonel Augustus ". Corliss. Among
the passengers on the Logan are Major koehler
Of the 37th Infantry, and Major Bolton, OF tne
oath Infantry. There are also eleven acting as
sistant surgeons and female nurses
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TO OPEN CAMPAIGN N KENTUCKY

Bowling Green KY, Sept 2.-To-morrow John W
Yerses Republican nominee for Governor. makes
his frst speech OF the campaign here, and Franz
Peake. or sheIbyvilIe. opens the canvass here for
the Democrats. Yerkes VIII be met by procession
and i've bands He Will speak IN the park. which
will accommodate twenty thousand people Judge
Thomas n Owsley OF this city. win preside
McEeuzie Moss. the Fusion nominee for Congress-
IN this district. VIII make the introductory speech
Mr.. Peake viii speak al the Courthouse He viii
be introduced by either Judge " E Settle or Lewis
McQuown. OF this city. Governor Beckham opens
the Democratic campaign tomorrow at Henderson.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
eoLp DENoCRATg FoR pKINLEY.

Mount Holly. n. J. Sept 2 CspeciaD. William 3
Wills, the Editor Of The Mount Holly Herald, %
and one Of the leading Democrats in the I'D Con-
gress District; Edward Stokes, assistant TO Mr..
Wills and Daniel NJ. Mllbine 4 writer OF Ma
tional reputation, have declared that they will sup
port Mckinley and Roosevelt in the present cam
paign All known Gold Democrats. and II
IS said that they supported Mckinley and Hobart
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
GRAND coHHANDERY KyIGHrs rEHPLAR.
MEMBERS OF THE ORDER ATTEND CHURCH
SERVICES

SERVICES
Rochester, n. 7, Sept 2-Although the official
proceedings Of the annual conclave OF the Grand
Cou1nandery knights TempIar OF the State OF
New-York will not begin until Tuesday II practi-
caly opened this evening with the special religious
services held II Asoury Methodist Church IN East
ave This innovation out was one which
received the highest approval OF the grand officers
OF whom nearly all were present at the services.
The members OF Monroe and Cyrene com
manderies assembled at the Fitzhugh-sL entrance
OF the Powers Hotel at o'clock and acted as ar
escort 70 the grand officers, who marched direct TO
the church without music. The presence in the
church Of so many dignirarfes Of the order gave
added tmpressiveaess TO the service which was
conducted by Sir knight Edwin B. Olrstead pastor
Of Ashury Church. DR.. Olnsread spoke most eo-
quenry. taking FOR his subject The Banner OF
Christian Knighthood.'
Tomorrow VIII be given u to receiving the ar
irving comma nderies and completing the arrange
menIs for their entertainment. In the evening the
wives Of the members Of Monroe Conmandery will
entertain the visiting TeInplars and the members
q Cyrene Conanandery from o'clock until L
O'Clock AZ Masonic Temple, in Exchange-st. There
viii be music and dancing. and light refreshments
VIII De served Al local Ternplars are expected TO
be present
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
PBoHTBITIoy1sTs H4TE BIG MEETING
wooLLET THE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT
NOT PRESENT

The Prohibition meeting. which has been n
session or the old Methodist Episcopal Camp
Meeting Grounds az Sing Sing Heights dur
ing last week, had big day yesterday. One cause
fer the large attendance was rAe announcement
that John q. Woolley. the Prohibition candidate
for President. would address tae meeting a.
o'clock Nr WooLey 0ld not come II tne morn
ing Mrs Ella !. BoOls president o. the state
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. addressed
the meeting and in the evening the Rev ]. c.
Hogan spoke
To-day there VII be a convention 20 nominate
candidates for county ofncers-Shert6. Surrogate
and Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03

ELECTRIC CARS N SANTIAGO DE CHILL.
Santiago de Chilli. Sept AIN the presence Of
President Errazuriz and the local authorities the
electric tramway system Of Santiago was formally
inaugurated to-day. The public was greatly de-
lighted az the outcome. and the installation Of
similar methods OF transport will rapidly multiply
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
John A. SYMONS.

John A symons died yesterday at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Home He ninety-one
years Old The members OF 81. Pauls Methodist
Church are invited 20 attend the funeral, which
will be held al Il 80 o'clock to-day AT the Home.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
ROBERTS ANNExEs THE TRANsvAAL.

London. Sept. SIT is reported that Lord Rob
erts has issued q proclamation Saturday
formally annezing the Transvaal to the domin-
ions OF the British Crown.
General Christian De Wet. according to The
Daily Mails" Cape Town advices. is reported to
Winhurg Road
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
roo Personal.
rrom Harner.s Bazar

From Harpers Bazar
amt Hannah Canziousiy1-Does 20. spose. honey,
AL census mar gVine ter Ak emmy berry pussonal
questyuneg s,s ~. r., ,,.as m, M n
- al wen he comes de chicken Questyuns
a. ole mans gTine TO be mighty close mouthed, er
he efts 6ned fob ccntsmt Cd CO I
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
EyDOWHEyT FOR HOSPITAL At BILFHoRE

Asnev1Ie. y. c.. Sept George W Vanderbilt
has started an endowment fund for the Clarence
Barker Memorial Hospital Bfltmore. The hos
80 80 - ------s ,-T @-
cousin Of the Vanderbilts, by his sisters Adele
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsERvAr1o

In this diagram continuous waite Inc shows n.
changes pressure Indicated BY The Tribunes ss
recording The dotted the tenapera
turs as recorded AZ PeFry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once Sept 8 a u--The weather yestsraay
partly cloudy fresh temperature
RANGED - and 50 degrees the average t7 De-
grees} being II higher that of saturday
and degrees higher than that o. the Corresponding eay
81 lasr
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
WONDERFUL FIGURE.

From Judge
Madge-why does she wear such high neck
D ATaT1eorie-FEas 10. She wore one OF those open
,ork shirt waists and got the lace pattern sun
-raf
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
AE0THER DEATH FROM PLAGUE.
N1sErY-rHREE CASES UNDER OBSERVATION IN
GLASGOW.

Glasgow. Sept. 2-Another death, supposed TO
be due TO the bubonIc plague, occurred here to-
day.
Ninety-three cases OF the disease are now IN
der observation.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
OBITUARY.
MRS. JANE ANN DAVIDSON

Mrs. Jane Ann Davidson, widow Of the Rev Dr..
Robert Davidson. died Saturday at her home,
No, lie East Forty-ffth-st- Mrs Davidson was
ninety years old The burial will be at Carlisle.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
CONTINUED WARN THIS MoRNING-sHowER
PROMISED THIS AFTERNOON

PROMISED THIS AFTERNOON
washington Sept. 2-The tropical disturbance Is st1l
apparently central south oc Cuba has increased
slightly in intensity During TIE twsntytour hours
there have been showers from the upper lake region
westward through the Dakotas = the Mississippi Valley
portions Southern Southwest Ten
peraturss have continued comparatively high. except
upper lake region Northwest The Pacfae
Coast and plateau regions the weather been generally
fair; temperatures higher northern portions and
lower southern. The Indications thar the
high temperatures Ohio Valley lower lake region
Atlantic States VIII be terminated Monday altar
evening BY thUudersr1rrs. except New-Eng-
-and whee r1Sy WI Pr2oaoly os DELAYED l late Mon
day night Or Tuesday There viii also showers Acn-
day States conrfuuins
Tuesday Gu.t States N West weather
VIII prevail with higher temperature in Northwest
On the Nsw-Ensiaad and Middle Atlantic Coast the
winds viii fresh southerly On tHe Southern Coast
Will fresh eastsry. becoming brisk southern
Florida
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Far New-EagIard. fair and warm to-day; local show
OF hunderstorms and cooler tonight or to-uor-ow
fresh southery winds
Eastern Pennsylvania Nsw-Je-sey. Delaware Maryland
and Virginia, to-iay. followed BY
cooler in Afternoon evening,
fair: fresh southery winds becoming westerly
by tomorrow.
For Western Nsw-york. Western Pennsylvania and
morrow fair; fresh south west wiadS
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03

In remitring ul6 90 on August II. Mrs. Isaac n.
Clements OF Cazenovia n. Y, writes that she
negected 70 state that credit should be given GER
90 CITIZENS OF Cazenovia, Miss Linda Etebbins and
Miss Margaret Burr deserving especial credit for
their interest activity IN the benevolent enter
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
TIE TRIBUNE FREsR AIR FUND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Proceeds OF collections musicals given during
the season E Twilight Park. n. Y. Cpreyous
Sa55 751 tAroagh Mrs J. D. Lsnge -. SIPS rs
Collected by Mildred Day Ocean Grove -. j.. 10 %
or nseHnerlsn A. DUB Observation-Disclosures.
George L Curtis Bread Loaf Inn Vermont. ? 90
ssy ySs seaool ICE eiogersvte y sss
Iske NewoYofE 700
Receipts from nsts Woodbine Cottage
Trs William n EIazzard -. 475O
ernday schsoI Of Second Congregational Church
g SSss ~ ..'...+... Is So
rs-eoglv acl1noUledEed 7353 IS
-r,s7 Contender / 1900 ...-... SIT s2l II
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
pOIitiral Nonce.

FlaGz and Ranasgs fer the eaupatyn. rEIOsra;
MARTIN. S26 Canal s., near sraadWay Nsw york
New-York tribune., 1900-09-03
Religions NOnccs.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Nes-Ye-k Lsn,v-sve .,z
isZG-2t.. Rev IL p NICHOLS Rectaz.--serg5css Tss8
II a. n. m The Rector VII preach ulsrnirz -.