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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
S45'
California
And Back

That's the first class round-trip
rate open TO everybody. from
Guthrie to an Francisco,
via the Santa Fe.
Account General Convention Of
Episcopal Church.
On sale Sep ember 10 TO 27.
Tckets good via Los Angeles and
for return until November IS.
Only line under one management
all the way FROM Chicago to
California
Only line for both Grand Canyon
OF Arizona and Yosemite
Only line to California with
Harvey meal service.
Write for descrip I've literature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

Round trip rates from Missouri
River Points to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo.
SIS 90 July to 9. Sept. 1 to 10.
S19 90 June IS to 80. July 10 to Aug
81.
Rates from other points on Rock
Island Route proportionately lower on
same dates Of sale.
Return Limit October 81, 1901.
The superb train, Colorado Flyer
leaves Kansas City daily at $50 p. m.
Omaha 500 p. m, ST. Joseph $500
p. m. arriving in Denver 11:0O a. m,
Colorado Springs (Manitou) 1926 a.
M, Pueblo 1850 a. m.
John Sebastian, G. 3. A., Chicago.
Write for details and Colorado lit
erature.
E. w. Thompson, A. G. P. A., Topeka
Kansas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Laura Cross. who has been
visiting friends in webb City, Rich
Hrl and Joplin, Mo. for the last th-ee
weeks returns home tonight
J. L. Ball and wife. Samuel smith
Misses Laura whitbeck, Pearl and
Anna Hutchinson returned yesterday
from weeks outing at Eureka
Springs
Hon. Frank Matthews prominent
Democratic politician Of Mangum.
and member OF the Sixth legislative
body. came in last night
The Rev. John Tazell, pastor at
large of the Presbyterian church of
Oklahoma left today for Tecumseh
where he will hold revival meetings.
Milton Ball Of Eldorado. Kas., is
visiting his uncles, j. e. and w. T.
Ball. 'figTi71Ef
William Clark Field. travelling rep
resentative Of the State Capital, re-
turned from Hobart Saturday night
and went to Alya this morning.
Mrs. II. L. Smith leaves the latter
part of this week COR visit in Penn
sylyania and viii be gone several
weeks.
N S. Hippler OF Topeka, spent yes
terday in the city
Samuel Drummer of Reading, okla,
is registered at the Capital hotel.
Theo- II. Day Of Perry, is visitor
here.
Eugene Kiie Of Ripley spent yes
terday here.
George McRoberts of Reading,
Okla, is visiting friends here.
F, ~ Conn Of Clinton, Mo, is
visitor in the city.
George Lucas Of Naveland, Ind, is
guest at the Hotel Okla.
J. r. Maxey OF Oklahoma City. is
visitor in the city for few days.
Miss Hattie Lawrence of Winfield.
lNas., is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs Walter Snyder of Ponca City,
Is visiting friends in the city
J. w Casey of Perry, Okla, was
on our streets yesterday
S. j. Johnson OF okmulgee, /. r..
was among the visitor IN town yester-
day.
j. A. ollphnnt a prominent poiti-
clan OF Mangum, is in town.
Senator Chas. NJ. Thacker, a promi-
nent attorney Of Mangum and member
OF the Normal school board OF REGENTS,
Is in the city.
II NJ Moore was up yesterday from
Oklahoma City
! R G. shuze Of Norman. is in town
today
( J. II. Johnson Of Chicago, is regis
tered at the Royal
r. Il. Slack and Joe J.. Carter of
Kauses City were here yesterday
Porter B Curry Of Flagstan, Okla.
spent Sunday in this city
4. J. Allen and w J. Henlck Of ST.
Louis spent the past two days in
Guthrie
Dr chas. MoClelland OF Oklahoma
/ city is mp on professional business.
r f. Gaber OF san Antonio Texas.
was visitor "a the city over Sunday.
T y sawyer of Kansas City, was
among the travelling men who spent
sunday here
j S. Lyon returned Saturday from
q business trip 70 TopeKa
Mra. w r Humphrey is able to be
out again after a severe illness.
Mrs w NJ Mcdonald Is conyalesc
ing fro ma critical Illness
II B. Gilstrap, editor OF the Chan,
dler News, was here over sgnday
George II Kemp OF Chicago. arriv
ed in the city Saturday night
o. " Vincent OF salina Kas., il
registered az the Hotel Royal
L. A. Prescott Of Kansas City, Is
: q business visitor In The city
W. T Thomtean OF 81 Louis, Is h
tho city.
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Gives new live material, drives
away disease. makes up for the wear
aud tear OF body and brain. That's
shat Rocky Mountain Tea is doing.
55c Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

A blessing alike 10 young and old;
DR.. Fowler's Extract OF Wild Straw.
berry. Natures specific Tor dysenteTy,
diarrhoea and summer complaint.
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CAPITAL 5000, 600.

CAPITAL 5000, 900.
Compare our capital stock Will the
capital stock Of other large companies.
All requests for information, either
personal or by letter will be courte-
ously answered. either in person or
by mail, by addressing,
HENRY r. BURT,
General Manager
Rooms l3, is and II Blllngsley Bldg,
Guthrie, Okla.
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FIRST published in Daily Leader
August 20, 1901J
LIQUOR NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that ]. w.
Eldridge and II. r. Morrow have this
day filed their petition to sell at re-
tail spirituous. vinous and mat liq-
uors in Mulhall, in lot 8, block IL,
Second ward, Logan county, Oklaho-
ma, and that unless objection be FLED
on or before the attn day Of Sept, A.
D., 1901, said petition will be granted,
Guthrie, Okla, Aug 20, 1901.
j. 3. Dobson, County Clerk
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Eruptions. cuts, burns, soalds and
sores of all kinds quickly healed by
Dewites witch Hazel salve. Certain
euro for piles Beware OF Counter
fSitE Be sure you set the original
DeWitt's. J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

All the city clubs will begin holding
regular meetings September J.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

eRissoM, for good livery rigs
Phone ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

Some people are so ornery that no
interest is taken in gossip about
thcm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

I'd leave my happy home and cross
the deep blue sen,
Rather than be without Charley and
my Rocky Mountain Tea Ask
your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26

Cheaper than ever to Colorado and
Utah. Daily June 18th to Sept. 10th,
1901, via the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-26
rst published in the Daily Leader
August AZ, 190t)
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Whom Il May Concern
Notice is hereby given that j. c..
Ameut and A. e. Peterson has this
day fled their petition to sell at re-
tail spirtuous. yinous and malt liquors
in 10, 80, block 55, Fifth ward, Guthrie
Proper, Logan county, Oklahoma, and
that unless objection be filed on or be
fore the 31st day of August, A D.,
1901 said petition will be granted.
Guthrie, okla, August IL, 1901.
J. 3. Dohson, County Clerk.
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Through cars without change on an Frisco
trains between
WICHITA, OKLAHOMA AND
ST. LOUIS
Pullman Palace Sleepers
Rec lining Chair Cars
tSeats Free)
Parlor Day Coaches

Trains leave Wichita l.2Oand l0.sb p. NJ Oh.
lahoma City i0sl6 a, ~ Arrive al ST. Louis
following morning at 7,25 ana .enIng AZ 0.
Train leaving 81, Louis 8 p IA arriFes Wich.
tia 3i2A p. m. Oklahoma A;5a p. N Train
leaving 81, Louis s;45 a. m, arciyes wichita
6.a5 a. m.
santa Re trains make cloae conncctionsat at
Wichita aud Oklahoma for gl Frisco points
Further inform alton rega, ding rates. time,
routes, maps, etc. will be cheerfuly given
by any Frisco representative. on the under
signed. II rs a pleasure fer US 30 LaAwcr
que6tiOns. BRYAN SNYDER,
0en'l Pass Aet, 81. Lou 5
d, Y, DUNN, Dist Pass Agt, Wichita, KS.
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Address Agent. A. T. & S. R'y, Guth-
rie.
The sun., 1901-09-13
INSANE PATIENT MALTREATED'
Br uises Found on Dentist Nash After
Death at Deiieyue.

Henry Y Nash. 90 wears old. a dent ist
with Offices az ~ West Thirty-fourth h
street. was taken on "Wednesday before
Magistrate Z.ller ia the Harlem police
court and committed To BsllevIe for eX-
animation as Ia hi- sanity A. IL Gust omary,
the man was removed from Harlem to
Bellevue 10y boat He reached the hos
pital late In the evening and siI hours later
died In the insane pavilion The cause
OF his death WAS ascribed to acute mania
and internal complications
When the post -mortsm examination Of
the body was made II was seen that the legs
chest and arms were badly discolored
The Coroner's office was Communica ted
With and DIR. O'Hsnlan was assigned 10 the
oase Remembering his recrnt expert.
encr with some of the officials Of Bellevue.
however. he REFUSED To make All autopsy
until the hospital STAFF had first conducted
its own preliminary inquiry He will per
form the autopsy to-day. Drs Young and
Schultz both denied last night that Nash
had received any III treatment while he
was in Bellevue They were confident
that he had sustained his injurie. before
reaching the hospital
The sun., 1901-09-13

u WIN Control sO Per Cent, Of the Total
Output.

Sr>,1si Cssb p,,Piich u THE SuS
LnSDos. Sept ~ The W,sfsrn Ndil
of Cardiff announces that n syndicate IL
being formed by the foremost ttisine-s men
~ South Wales to control maiority q (
the South Wales culh.rie, Tn. project
does not involve trust 20 purchase the
cpllieiie~. such a combination having be~n
found To l.. impracticablc. but aims % cen
trali,e their management 10 control the
market and prevent underselling abroad
by middlemcn The promoters are al-o
credited with the desire To ensure n reason
able profit on IN" capital Invested In the
colherte~. To steady tho wages 81 miners
thus less-ning the pos-ibitv ~ sfnke~.
and 20 supply fuel 20 manufacturers at the
lowest piic--
The scheme Ia q pool arrangement sim
liar to that ~ the Westphalian syndicate
In Germany, regarding which the British
Consul AT Dusseldorf. reporting 20 the
Foreign Offic- IN 1895 wrote that II pro-
du0.d benefits Of incalcllable value. not
only TO the cnal trade. hut 20 the iron and
steel industries n the project il carried
out the combination will Immediately
control an annual output Of 30O0.O0o tons.
which is equivalent 10 o. per cent. of the
total output. Some Of the companies
concerned arr also iron companies and
'he combination will embrace them.
The sun., 1901-09-13
MOTHER FOrNDAWEDDIvG RING.
sebbtng Daughter Confessed . secret
Marriage Everybody Happ, Now.

The secret marriage thrrs months ago
Of Mis-. Adele Costello. the ninet.en- year
old daughter of "A contractor ~ SS Berry
street. Williamsburg. To Hugh l. Collins
who l. employed In the Sick Exchange
and live~ at i7S Reid avenue was disclosed
yesterday through the finding of a we'd
ding ring belonging to the bride
Miss Cust-llos parents were Opposed
TO a marriage on account OF her youth
On June IS Collins obtained from Bishop
Mcdonnell a special dispensation to hare
tho marriage take place anywhere On
the night Of the same day the couple &C
companied by two friends, we're married
at the church Of the Holy Rosary Collins
wa on a vacation and the brid. had made
preparations 90 20 60 the Cstskill Noun
tAins for the summer After the ceremony
they went to their Respective lptnes. packed
their trunks and departed They went To
Buffalo and spent two weeks Ia the Cats
kills On their return to Rr0oklyn they
again went to their homes and kept the
marriage secret
The mother Of the bride whils In her
daughters room yesterday came across
q wedding ring and asked for an expls-
nation. The bride began 10 sob and con
fee~sd the marriage Collins was sent for
and there was forgiveness all around The
announcement of the marriage was cent
to friends and last night there was an In
formal rcc-ption at tho home % the brides
parents.
The sun., 1901-09-13
No FEAR or sLACk SUPREMACY.
SIR Robert Citizen says the white Race
WIN Dominate the Earth.

aeT iNffshfN " ANF NNN
LONDON. sept. ~ In an address to the
British Association. Sir Robert Gifen,
a well-known statisticisn, dwelt upon the
enormous increase of European races
during the past century. and especially
upon the increase In the English speaking
race He contended that M. prepondcr-
ance Of European peoples among the RACES
of the world was assured definitely, dis
posing completely of the Nightmares Of
black and yellow peril-. the black and
yellow races being nearly stationary
He said that II follows that the relative
position of the British Empire. the United
States. Russia and Germany have become
such as To make them exclusively thegreat
world Powers. although France. for econo-
mic reasons, withstandinE that her
population Is stationary. might still be
cla-ss>d among them
There was practically no doubt that the
United State~ In tho next generation or
two would bea larger international factor
than the country now " Russia. Germany
and Great Britain will also grow. although
apparently not In such awsy as To prevent
the greater relative growth Of the United
States
The sun., 1901-09-13
E. e. M RIINGntM QUITS.
Ninorit, Leader Out Of the board Of Edt-
cation business Needs Him.

Charles c Birmingham. one Of the r~-
form members Of the Rnard Of Education
who was reappoin'ed by Mayor Van WICK
at the suggestion ~ President Miles NJ
O'D1-n ~ 'hs board srnt hi resignation
To the Mayor yesterday He says that
his business demands al of hiz time and
'ha, member ~ the hoard should
Mr. Birmingham has teen III. leader o.
the reform minority IN the bosri and has
made the mcml%rs II the nm jority make
a great many explanations that they dd
moi want 20. The Mayor will nov an, oiut
a man Who will not he a. aggressive as Nr
Birmingham has lecu
The sun., 1901-09-13

force. They took on ono man after the
other and put others In their places without
consulting us about H. doubt very much
that they know anything at oil down there
about the policing 81 parks. Thsy seem
To regard tho positions up here simply as
'soft snaps thinking that any man h good
enough Ia watch sparrows. as they put II
MY letter book IL full of letters % protest,
but they have never proved Of any avail.
and have finally become tired Of trying
single-handed to bring about q reform I
think the Charter l. quite clear and tina, II
leaves the control of tho men once dc' allied
for service in the Park entirely In the hands
of the Commissioners. except ~ far a. In
Fiction Of punishment il concerned But
Mulberry Street has all along utterly dis
regarded those provisions 81 the Charter
And what can We do? The only thing
would be 20 get IN andamus agains, them
viii you do that'' the Commissioner was
asked
L don't know think not, OF what
use would It be' believe tina, the only
rcmedy IL "a be found In legislation which
puts the matter on such a basis onoe for
all as TO exclude all possibility Of misunder-
standing or miscons,riction.
MoSAHAs's CASH TO M TAKEN UP.
And what are YOU 70 do about Mona
han'-
Il don't know. The matter has not yet
come before me officially. and until II does
II will be hard for me TO decide on any line
Of action. And II such action H. taken, u
will probably h. considered and decided
on by the entire board This case happens
10 belong 20 my borough. hut all of us arr
mensced by IL In the same degree. II
concerns all Of us equally and W. shall
have to take our stand accordingly We
have Q meeting nest week and probably
some Official action will have been agreed
on by that time
J O'Isary Of the Oak street station was
received AZ Polic- Headquarters on Tuer-
day O1eary was 20 have appeared At
Headquarters Yesterday Ia answer To n
charge OF being absent without leave
but he did not put in an appearance II
could not Ia learned why h. had resigned
and a, his home. ~ Prince strr-,. no es-
PLANTATION of II could IT, learned His
mother said that sinoe her son had resigned
she had not seen him and did no, know
wha, had become of him O'I~ary has
had but one complain, against him during
his term ~ servsce as a policeman, Earring
the one he was 10 have answered 10 y~-ter-
day That was a wear ago and was for
failing TO appear for inspection A. far
A. could be learned OIearv had no com
paint OF III treatment to make against his
siiperiors
The sun., 1901-09-13
KAISER ANDCZAR ON WARSHIP
SEE TBE SHAN NAVAL RATTLE
At DANTzfG
German Naval Nsnguvres witnessed by
the Two rulers Prem the Same Dees
-Eschanse s Court csies - Heners
Conferred on Members ef Two Suites.

Sp>efsI Cshs DsspufeA 10 rur sly.
DAsTzIo sept i:-After the Cxar eft
the yacht Hohenzoller on his visit 10
Emperor William yesterday. tho Kaiser
returned the call. Accompanied by HE
brother, Prince Henry. Admiral % the
German ee'. he boarded the Russian
royal yacht Standart and spent some time
In the Cars cabin Emperor william.
the Gar and Prince Henry dined together on
the Standart.
The Cznr personally decorated Count
Won Bnelow. the Imperial Chancellor.
and Prince Eulenberg. and the Kai-er
decorated Count IamsdorY. the Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs. and Gen Freed
ericksz. Minister Of the Impcrial House
and Imperial Domains and aide-de-camp
TO the Gar
Tn. Russian and German warrhip- were
Illuminated In the evening The Kaiser
returned To the German royal yacht Ho-
henzollern after II o'clock
The Czar has appointed Emperor William
chief Of the Russian dragoon regiment.
Sarva 30. the most famous and most bril-
liant Of Russian regiments The Kaiser
has conferred upon the Czar the uniform
of the Russian Empress Alexandra's SEQ
ond Dragons
A. O'Clock this morning the German
squadron b-gnn the grand man1uvro-
with an attack on the shores of thu Gulf
Of Dantzig. which wer- defended by bat
terie- and coast ironclads The Kaiser
and tho Czsr witnessed the sham hRht
from the flagship Wilhelmz Wcite There
was splendid array Of ships in hattie
formation The weather was fne The
fight was continued until the middle Of
the afternoon
The sun., 1901-09-13
NEW ORLEANS VESSELS TIED
'I.ongshoremcn's strike Compeis Cessation
Of Waterfront Work.

NEW OnLKsSs la, sept 4: Tho long
shoremcn 100 in numter and composr !
about equally ~ whites and negroes. struck
this morning for an increase of paw fur
the grain ttmmers, and A. a conscQuc'o"
all business along the waterway sis
pcnded. The cotton scrcwmen, who lnai
cotton vessels, also suspended work and
only one vrs-el was able To load to-day
Two of the St.vedores have signed 'h'
agreement asked for by the ucu The
tomorrow. a. they have decided 30 CIV"
the longshoremen their mora, supIor'
bu, not 10 engage In a sympa'hr'io sink"
Vessels will thus be able 20 load with cotton
bu, not with other freight
The sun., 1901-09-13
CHTNA's REFORMS.
Exrcs Issued PerblddinE the sale Of omces
--Tbe Wal WI Pm.

SHANGHAI. sept IA strong edict was
issucd by the court Yesterday forbidding
forever tbs purchase or sale of official
PLACES. Another eiic, issued at thu sanis
time directs the immediate establishment
of modern military schools In every prov
inco Of the Empire
wAsBfso1oS. Sept, I? Tcspatchc- re-
cclved 10y the state Department, from tho
rnited States Legation at Pekin ard from
Mr. Rochhill. United States special envoy
To China. give the '-rins ~ n Chines@ inn
prrisl decree Grating the new Chinese
ofBcr of forcign hirairs. the Wal WI Pl
The decrce is IN absolute conformity
with the requests of the foreign repre-
scntaiivc-. contained In tho note Of the Dean
Of the Diplomatic Corps 10 the Chinese
plcnlpoten,inries Of April ?? last
The president Of the Foreign Ofiice IL
! kusng, better known a. Prince Ching.
who has beea pre-idcn, of the Tsung-h-
yanen since 1881. and lately one of the peace
plenipotentiarie- lie In a distant relative
of the Emperor
The two ministers who are 10 he. with
Prince Ching. the responsible heads of the
ONCE. are Wang Wen Shao. a meinber ~ the
Grand Council 81 State or Imperial Cabinet
who has hold many high offices of state.
having becn twice a Minister Of the Tsung-
l-iAmcn and Niceroy of chill. and Gnu
Hung Chi. formerly presiden, 81 the Board
of Ceremonies IIe has recently been
made n member Of the Grand Council of
State
The two chiefs Of bureau are Hm Sho
Pens and Lien Fang The former was
secretary Of legation In Washington when
Chang Yin Huan was Minister To- the United
States Until lately Mr. Hsu was Minister
70 Korea lien Fang accompanied Anson
Burlingamc on his mission 20 the Western
nations lie ha1 been secretary Of lega-
tion In France. u an accomplished French
scholar and il French secretary To Prince
Ching
The sun., 1901-09-13
HEIRIOOMS NOT STOLEN.
Marquis of AnGI~sey sau Thieves Got
Oni, Ills Personal Jew~iry.

sr~ciaI Csas Dsspstsh 70 THE st'S
LONDON. sept - The Marquis of An
gle-ey. from whose rooms AZ the Walsing-
ham Hotel E.0.oco worth of jewelry was
stolen while he was at the theatre on Tues
day night. says that no family heirlooma
were taken. The articles stolen were what
he had purchased for hl- own wear The
most valuable ones were rings mounted with
black and yellow diamonds. pins. and .
pearl tho size of pigeons egg
The Marquis estimates hia los at $50 ,ooo
He values the pearl AZ fi0.Ooo.
Julian Gsult. tho French valet who. u
10 said. stole IN. jewels and then fed. has
t-en srr--'ed and brought 10 England
from Ortend. He arrived at Dover to-day
on the steamer Princess Josephine and
vas brought ct London. He deniod all
kno~letg- of tho robbery. He had fico
in gold In his pockets but no jewels wer-
found on him
The sun., 1901-09-13
HtGH N'LtTGHITN 4 DELEGATE
To tr,, Con, cn,ion suggests Mr.. Nsusn
for chairman of trtis~n>' Z nieo

Tho Hon. Hugh Mclaughlin heads tho
delegation chosen 20 represent the firs,
Assembly district IN N. Democratic city
Convention He has no, attended a con
ven,ioa. national. state or local. Tor several
year., and u is not eNT~rt-d that he will
do - this year. unless the political situa-
tion sho'Ild especially demand u
Mr. Mclaughlin ~as rrpst.d yesterday
% have made tins comment on tho Citi-
z~n.' Union 1T has occurred 10 me that
tho Otis-ns' Union lAcks s,ill one forC-
Go pruI-rrly give Tho finishing touch 20
IT, political rcc,~iy-the Selec'ion of Mr.
Iarrpe Nation 20 hansas as presiding
essto-rf
The sun., 1901-09-13
room C.RE or THE PRESIDENT.
Ono ef TITS Nurses writes 10 Her Father
About the President.

Nav HAVEN. sept ~ Miss Catherine
X Simmons ~ this CITY. who was formerly
a teacher ia the Dwigh, Public School
here, aud who l. one 81 the trained nurs,-
that attended President Nckinlrv after
h. wa shot has sent letter 20 her father
"a tnis city, Gcorgc n simmons oi Si5
q Chard stre~'t Among other thing Mls-
summons writ,~
Of clur~e YOU read about the pre-i-
dsr bcing shot on ltsi Friday ! was
,th HIM from ~" minute hs was brought
until nearly IA. cL~e Of the operation
Pat e the time previous 20 The opei a'iuu
] wac With him alone Aft.rwafd Mis-
birn"' ami ! ware E,nt - the Milhuru
h'us" . ST. ready f,r li'n. and We took
are - him
I d. not know of anv greater houur
that could Cpfre . ~, than o. b. allowed
tIo p'iVtl"g" ! had T. J. AZ ,NTstiruor
] shsh never ftRt ! have al~av~ ad-
iEi'"l him, but NV nav admiration has
tncrcis~ a hundrs-i tod
The sun., 1901-09-13
TO MN GARDINER AGAIN.
The Colonel Expects 20 he Tammsn,s
Candidate for District ATTORNEY.

Col Asa Bird Gardiner. who was removed
from the Office Of District Attorney In New
York county by Gov Roosevelt In December
Of 1907. EXPECTS 10 be r-nominatcd by Tam
many this fall A. the time 81 his removal
from offioe Tammany held a mass meeting
Ia the wigwam on Fourteenth street. a,
which the Governor vas denounced. and
II was practically announced that Ool.
Gardner would be run again
Alderman Roler, Muh of the Fifteenth
district expects 90 get the nomination for
County Clerk lie has the backing ~
Senator George W Plunkitt. among others