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CHASED ny c0LOMRIAN INSURGENTS.
An Attempt 70 seirs the Pilot and surgeon Of
the steamship Jamaica.

NEW ORLEANS. June is.-Ths ofioers Of
the steamer Jamaica from Bocas dsl To TO
Colombia. report that they were pursued
twice at Cocio by u party Of the Colombian
rebels. The town Of Cocle La near Bocas
and there being no government garrison.
at the latter place. the insurgents. TO tho
number OF 600. looted the town. especially
the Chinese stores. They demanded OF Capt
Pederssn OF the Jamaica that he surrender
his pilot TO them. as they wished 70 attack
Bocss del Toro and wanted some one 10 pilot
them into the hsrbor. They also wanted
him to surrender the ship physician and
Colombian oflcer who happened to be on
the vessel
Capt Petersen refused and put 10 sea,
when the Colombisns pursued him soms
distance in q small boat, but he soon out
stripped them. IL was learned that the In
surgents had seized two Norwegian vessels
at Cocls and used them for expeditions
along the coast. lootns the smaller villages.
When the supply OF coal on these steamers
ran out they bsached them.
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MUD TURTLE DERAILS LOCOMOTIVE.
Got wedsed In the switch and Threw Tender
From the Track,

A mud turtle got wedsed In switch Of tho
Iebigh valley Railroad on Monday night
at parkvlew, a little hamlet IN Ess"v county.
lust outside 0f Newark, and dornilsd loco
motive. 1raNic on the road was blocked
for three hours. .,.
The der,iied engine was switching freight
cars and was IN ChHI{c u J. gigecr Samuel
Harris and Fireman John 'ngler. IL wN.
es the wheels Of the tender left the tracks
the engineer and hreman JUMPED l0T their
lives, v hon tho cause Oi tho trouble vas
dl.hed UP It's wHnGerIngs wore over Tor all
time
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COP SAVES CAPSIZFD BOATUEN,
Jump, Into the bay at the Battery. Ferryboat
Crowd Looking On.

As tho Staten Island ferryboat Midd stown
was leaving her pier Yesterday afternoon,
two men who were rowing about the Battery
were upset. They were Charles Burke OF
.o9 East Eleventh street and Philip Jordan
of 2s5 south street Policeman william
Tooney ran out to tho end Of the pier. threw
of his helmet and tuniC snd Owed In after
them He caught one OF N" men. swan with
him 10 the capsiNd rgwboat ard left him
elm ring to II while the police an swan
10 tho other The Niddlel0y t1ad stoprod
when she was about 500 ward ,rn the pie,
and the policeman with tao ASST .jance q the
deCk hand, got both men On board tho ferry
boat They went to Staten Island
The sun., 1901-06-19
Negro I.yuched In Mississippi.

Nav ORLEANS. June Is--AleIandsr or
Abraham Barrett. colored, was lynohed to-
day at Nugont station. Miss. on tho Gulf
and Ship Island Railroad. a few miles from
Gulfport Barrett \ week ago attempted
criminal assault on Anna Ladnier Of Bancook
county Wade on her way u school che was
attacked by tls negro and hit over tue head
with an aIs handle lie was CARRYING her
into canabrakc when tho school teacher
saw him and rescued the olili lls was
captured tits morning and shot TO death.
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Murderer Lived Three Da,, Ia Tree Top.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June Is Gid" Crane
ahp Killed EoDrrt gewo. a 10 Cheat am
county Oh june :. mas slrrcndered to tho au-
thorn - El Neptune
Gran, spent thrre days and nights in the top
Of ~ tree n.ar H., scene Il t.c crime without
tod .r d ink IL saw Ne mob lopklnx for him
and also Witnessed tho burial .ervi'es ~ his
victim IIo suy4 the frrr of lynchinR pre-
yon.,d him from sIrrendering eirlior
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0wAN. YOU'RE EMBkILIsHKD.
says AIdernsa Bridges TO a Councilman whe
Pestered Him.

A member Of the Council yssterday spoke
dsresp eotfuily 10 Alderman Bridges
Go on sad the Alderman, jauntily;
go on: we all know your finish-
Howl asked the Councilman.
The Legislature has embsllishsd you;
that's how"
Don't you mean abolished. Aderman2.
asked the Councilman politely. That Is
q better word for what the Legislature did
Il don't know what the Legislature called
it, retorted the Alderman. with nne soorn
maybe they called it abolished and maybe
thsy didn't But I said smbellishsd and
that's what meant.
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she cor UIH. ALL RIGHT.
Held Him by the Hair and Exhihited Him at
PsbstS as Hsr Long. q ost Husband.

woman went into Pabsts restaurant In
West i?sth street last ight looking for a
man She found him and In an instant every
diner in the place knew It The woman yns
Lily Solomon of 40 West ltNth street. Head
Inc fNr u man VINO mp To thai moment had
stsnrd TO bo bsyn- a good time with III,
dinner and with a woman VINO was shsrins
II -he screamed
"Ivo got YOU 1T ias'. yIu,Nill.ipl" Than
that there might be h0 doubt whom IN.
meant, she SriDDcd MIN nv tho hair and be'
him willis she explained 10 the crowd thai be-
was he hn,oand and tnnt he bod lcft her "a
To other women departed A waiter
called IN "a policeman. Nho srTeBted the man
The nan said he wn Harry solomon, Ia the
clothing business at 100 Worth street
-
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DRUTScHLAND NOT REPORTED.
Attempt to Cross the Atlantic In Five Days
Not Successful.
Special Cast Dsspdteh 70 THE Sc

7
LONDON, June 10 The Hamb'r g-American
line steamer Deutschland. Capt Albers.
which sailed from New York last Thursday.
had not been reported at an early hour this
morning.
II has been reported that the big ship
would attempt to make the transatlantic
trip inside OF five days
The sun., 1901-06-19

CstskiIi Accepts Oner Of 100000 Building BY
Majority Of $50.

CATsKII.L, \. Y. June ia large number
OF women exercised their right Of suffrage
here to-day by voting at the special election
called to vote on Mr., Carnsg!e's offer TO build
Il $50 900 library in this village His OFFER was
accepted by majority Of $50.
The sun., 1901-06-19
A New Train TO punaIo,

The N'v York Cen,ral mas placed IN service an en-.
eitY new ugln 10 Buffalo, leaving G'and Central
shHon At v 20 A. II, arriving Buffalo g,0 y. VI.
aS uain Arotcs another opportunity for daylight
tf-AonE the Hudson ltlyeT ana thfO gh the Nehs-k
Valley 10 IuralN ADJ.
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.sp.eisl casl. Dypaieh 70 The SUN.

ioNpoE, Juno is-ln the House of Com
m M this evening tho third r~Jtling Of tho
King's Civil List bill was carried by vote
Of 80 to 80
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IN, srREsT NJ Cough cur,s and tbs sApHsT-
JhYNE's sExPHCrORANT,- AR.
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Burnetta Extract of vanilla
v ,hs best perfectly pure highly eenssp'r.i.A -
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than the comforts provided In IN, equipment NJ tn.
y rn-y,yAn,a IlmI;rd'-Adr
The sun., 1901-06-19

lihraU Tables, Boos eases Chairs Dssss cbo,s~s,
p,tsm, GUS Matthews. as Cansl u'-%as
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RT011gG ~ RIO DE JAEEIR0.
Outbreak Caused by an Increase In the stress
Car Fares.

A private cable despatch received In this
cicy yesterday from Rio de Janeiro saye
Serious rotins 10 going on here. brought
about by increased street car fares
The sun., 1901-06-19

LsAerbss.- -l3ssas1nnaT 6svsss.
Tsnss ihe stomach. ssvsvss Ne AppesiS, ,-AeS
The sun., 1901-06-19

A. for Mr.. Barker, who gives the impression
Of being. oven under normal conditions, o
bundle Uf quvering, eNcltnble ncrves, be
seemed decidedly brighter than on the day
before. lie laughed frequently as he talked
with his wife and her friend and with his
counsel and SEQ IIed 20 be quite radiant With
confidence lie barely glanced at Mr.. Keller
n tho latter was led gfoping and With hsei-
neNt TO Sir IRWIN which he had occupied on
Monday Mr. Bnr, er several times glanced
at the really Iltiabic hsurv OF the blinded
ciergy man a. he sat IN hi' sccust ornsd way
with bowed heli a the tllal went on There
was no trace ~ emotion OF any sort In her face
a. she did This, however, unless IL were n
kind = ingulring curiosity,
Tho ts-tironv Of the forenoon session vas
Of the same. Ta, her tedious character, a. that
OF the day b.torr-atT-tinouy all gong to
elaborate and rll our the history of the shoot
INK. that long has been 50 familiar. IL was
th. safue old story OF yesterday over asain
~ far ss ths defence was concerned. 0blse-
LsAerbsr9-Bssas1na4S Ss~sss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

JQhP jennings and wife, of Cashion,
are Visitors in the city today.
Judge b. f. Burwell of Oklahoma
CITY, was a visitor here today.
Z Mayor j. e. BAH and wife are in
Gueda Springs to stay a few days e
/Judge Burford went to GueaQl
Springs today to drink mineral wateh
oyer Sunday. -
4 TCaptain Ben Hegler went to Gueda'
Springs today to recuperate for a few
days He has not entirely recovered
from his severe attack Of the grippe
or~last winter. I
Dick Duval the new owner and
editor of the Orlando Herald, was a
business visitor in the city today,
Jess Hunter was in Mulhall today
In search of the missing link
~. Allen Of Oklahoma City, was a
visitor at the office of the secretary
Of the Animal Sanitary board today.
Irving Arnold, the fat boy of the
travelling mems brigade, is in the city
today, he represents a Wichita house
and Is a fine fellow.
o. c. French, secretary Of the Ami
NAL Sanitary board. has returned from
a trip to his home at Cherokee, Woods
county.
e. H. Maupln Of Oklahoma CITY, was
a business visitor here today.
John H. Clark, a prince among
travelling men, IS in the city today
with line Of the National Tobacco
company's goods
Z Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Jarvis of Okla
pboma City, were visitors in the city
yesterday and today. Mr. Jarvis Is
the National Cash Register represen-
tative Mrs. Jarvis accompanied him
to Guthrie for the first time and is
pleased with what she saw Of the
city She is a very pleasant lady anJ
possesses many social accomplish
laents.
HJ-S. Creeder a prominent farmer
bf South Clmarron township, was in
town today aud made the Leader a
pleasant call He saws his crop Of
cotton is very fine, almost knee high
and about ready to bloom His crop
Of corn could not be better than Il is.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
Notice of Removal.

The City hospital Is now located at
gl3 East Harrison avenue, near the
greenhouse. We are completely
equipped for the treatment Of all
chronic disorders Consultation and
examination free. We furnish an
medicines at nominal cost Dr. John
Waldorf Kehn, the specialist, in
charge has had years Of experience
and has practiced In Europe as wen
as In this country Persons unable
TO call can write and explain their
case. symptom BLANK on application.
Hours 10 to ~ a. m. to p. m.
and z TO p. m Address City Hos.
pltal 513 East Harrison avenue,
Guthrie. Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

The attorneys for Barclay and
Brummitt Messrs. Charles A. Chas-
teen and James p. Neal Of Pawnee,
are in the city today to file a "case-
made" for their clients in the SUI
preme court Net week they win
make application for stay Of execu.
tion IN the sentences Of death until
the supreme court passes upon the
motion for new trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

Charles w. Dugan and j d. Brock
returned today from st. Paul, where
they attended the national meeting
o fthe Modern Woodmen OF America.
l. l.. Brown of Canton, Mo, ds
again in the city. He is looking for a
location for a canning factory in Ok
lahoma.
q Bird S. Mcclure was in Perry today
attending to United States court mat
ters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

Last night was a gay one for CHM
arron beach Hundreds Of people
were bathers I'm the salty waters Of
the majestic Cimarron river. Every
evening the beach is lined with peo-
pie who make up large parties 10 go
there A hack line now runs regular
ly every evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

+, Edward Huss. well known bust
hess man of Salisbury, Mo. writes:
t1 wish OF say for the benefit Of others
that was a sufferer from lmbago and
kidney trouble and all the remedies
took gave me no relief, / was in
duced to try Foley's Kidney Cure, and
after the use Of three bottles, / am
cured" J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

Allen Halverson Of West Prairie,
Wis, says; people come ten miles
to buy Foleys Kidney Cure" while j..
A. spero Of Helmer, Ind, says: 1T
Is the medical wonder Of the age"
J. N. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
The Bank Of Indian Territory
Sells Drafts on
Buffalo.

AThe Bank Of Indian Territory sells
drafts on Buffalo during the Pan
American exposition. Identification
blanks furnished enabling travellers to
carry funds in perfect security and
avoiding the necessity OF being iden-
titled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
ENaLIsH ExToRTloNIsTs.

London, June gas an instance
of British extortion It is stated that
an undertaken charged fifteen hun
dred dollars for embalming Pingree's
body.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
DOUBLES lrs CAPITAL STOCK.

Scripps-McRae Press Assn.
Jefferson City, Mo-, June 22.-The
Frisco railway has notified the secre-
tary Of the state that IL win increase
It's capital from fifty to one hundred
million dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
n. {. a. pETRolT MlcH..

JULY 5th, 9th TN.
Round trip tickets 5000 via Santa
Fe Good until July 18th. with priyi-
leve extension Of limit Through
sleepers and chair cars For desurlp-
.oyo folder apply to agent at depot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

When you praise a cigar, It Is nat
ural that the cigar should feel puffed
mp about it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22

II on getting your purchase
home you are not satisfied re-
turn the goods TO us-wen give
your money back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-22
Straw Hats

You'd think from the number of Fine Straw Hats that
every that the gStting
but it ism have everything in all the shapes aud
brads and prices gill you from fifty cents to
Shapes
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-03-07

long walk is our dogs cemetery. No
tombstones. but mounds. and a dog rose
grows there and fiourishes as nowhere
else II was my fancy as a child to
have II planted. and l declare to you
it has taken wonderfully to the notion,
as II IL knew that 1t had relations of a
higher species under Its keeping
Benny. too, has a profound air of know
ing and never scratches for bones
there as he does In other places. What
horror were ! to find him dragging up
his mothers skeleton, Would my es-
TEEN for him survive?
When we got there today, he dep
recated my choice of locality asking
what had brought him there for.
pointed out to him the precise mourI
which covered the object of his earliest
affections and gathered you these buds
Are they not deep color for wild
ones?-it their blush remains fixed
state fiil the post brings them TO you
Through what flower would yutt IL
best to be passed back. as regards your
material atoms. into the spiritual lized
side of nature. when we have done
with ourselves in this life: No single
flower quite covers all my wants and
aspirations You and would put our
heads together underground and evolve
new fiower-"c -"carnation, lily. lily.
rose"-and send Ir up one fine morning
for scientists tc disp7te over and give
diabolical learned names to. WHAT an
end to our cozy floral collaboration that
would be.
Here endeth the epistle- The elect
salutes you. This week. IL the authori-
ties permit. l shall be paying you a
flying visit, with wings full of eyes,
and. 1 hope. healing For believe yoG
are seedy and that that is what is be-
hind it You notice 1 have not COM
planned. Dearest, how could /: My
happiness reaches to the cIouds-that
Is. to where things are not quite clear
at present 1 love you no more than
ought yet far more than l can name.
Good night and good morning. Your
star. since you call me SO.
Continued next week
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-03-07
LETTER XII.

Dearest-It has been such a funny
day from post time onward. Congrat-
ulations on the great event are be-
ginning TO arrive In envelopes and on
wheels. Some are very kind and dear.
nnd some arc not so-only the ordinary
sccmlincss OF polite sniff" snaffic. Just
after you had gone yesterday Mrs. --
called and was told OF the news or
course she knew OF you. but didn't
think she had ever seen you. Prob
ably he passed you AT the gates"
said, What she went OF with
view halioo. that well dressed sort of
young fellow In gray and mustache
and KNOWN; how to rider Met us in
the lane. Well. my dear. ! do congrat-
ulnte you.''
And whethor II was by the gray suit,
or the mustnche. or the knowing how
20 ride tina, her congratulations were
SO emphatlcally secured. ! know not.
Others are yet morc quaint ana more
To my liking Nan-nan is Nan-nan.
cannot let you on frnm what she said.
No tears or sentiment came from her 10
prevent my laughing, She hriskcd
like an old warhorsc nt the frst word
OF II and blessed God that II had
come betimes. that She might be a
nurse again In her old agcl She Is
true "Mrs. Berry and Is ready to
make room for you In my affections
for the sake Of farofr divine events,
which promise renewed youth TO her
old bones.
Roberts. when he brought me my
pony this morning. touched his hat
brimmcd In his body. And very nice,
cordial way Of showing, I thought Il.
He was quite ready TO talk when I let
him go. and he gave me plenty Of fun.
He used to know you when he was In
service nt the H---s and speaks of You
as being then n gallous young hound"
whatever that may near. imagine
''gallous" TO be a rustic Lewis Carroll
compound. made up In equal parts OF
callousness and gallantry, which most
boys nrc Mt some stage Of their exist.
ence.
What tales will you be getting OF me
out OF Nau.nan some dny behind my
back. wondcr3 There is one shall
forbid her to reveal. II shall be part
OF my marriage portion to show you
carly that you have got wife with
temper.
Hero 10 whole letter that must end
now and the great word never men,
toned! 1t Ia good for You to be put
upon maigrc fare for once. hold my
pen back with both hands. It wants 20
much to glrc you the forbidden treat.
oh. the serpent In the garienl See
where It has underlined its meaning.
Frailty, thy name ID Z peui
Adleu, adieu. REMEMBER me.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-03-07
LETTER XYII.

Dcarest-Do not write you long let.
tersi Ii reveals my weakness have
thought dt had been coming on me and
now and then had broken out Of me be
fore I met you that, left to mysek. |
should have become a writer of books
| scarcely can guess what sort-and
gone contcntetlly into middle age with
that instead OF this as my rsison d'etre.
How gladly | lay down thar part of
myself and say. But for you had
been this quite other person, whom l
have no wish to be nowr' Beloved,
your heart Is .he shelf where | put all
my uncut volumes, wondering u little
what sort OF writer should have
made and chiefly wondering would
you have liked me In that character,
There Is one here in the family who
considers me writer Of the darkest
dye and does not approve OF Il. Benny
comes and sits mourufully facing me
when settle down ON a sunny morn
ing such as this to write and inquiries.
with all the dumbness dog Is capable
OF. "what has come between us, that
you tll up your time and mine with
those cats claw scratchings, when You
should be In your woodland dress run
ming Iwithl me through damp placess''
Having written this sentimental
meaning into hts eyes and Benny still
watching me, l WAS seiHed with ruth for
my neglect Of him and took him to see
his mothers grave Al the bottom Of the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-03-07

blanket one night In the great comet
year and waking up under the stars
asked. .'Am I deady" Number two
II of a little girl at wellington's funeral
who saw his charger carrying his
boots and asked. Shall ! be like that
after I die?"
A queer old lady came TO lunch yes
terday. great traveller. though lame.
on two crutches. We carefully hid all
guidebooks and maps and held our
peace about next month lest she
should insist on coming. too. though !
think Nineveb was the place she was
most anxious to go TO. II the II. A
would consent to accompany her!
Goodby- dearest Of one-year-old ac-
quaintances. You. too. send your bless
ing on the anniversary. now that my
better memory has reminded you OF IL.
All that follow we will bless in com
pany. trust you are one half as
happy as am. my own. my own.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-03-07
LETTER XI.

oh. dearest. have danced and
have danced till am tired. ! am
dropping with sleep, bu, | must just
touch you and say good night This
WIS our great day of publishing. dear
est. ours. All the world knows IL. and
all admire your choice. was deter
mined they should. ! have been col
lccting scaips Tor you 10 hang nt your
girdie. All thought NE beautiful. peo-
pie who never did so before ! wanted
TO say TO them; Am ! not benutifui'
I am. am I notr' And II was not for
myself was asking this praise. BE-
loved. was wearing the magic rose.
whnt you gave mc when we parted.
Sou saying. aias. that you were not to
be there. But you were. Its leaves
have not dropped nor the scent of II
faded. kiss you out Of the heart of
H. Good night. Come to me in my
first dream!
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1901-03-07

open IL they sing "Chewee. chewee.
chewee." In the most scared way.
Your last but three said most solemn
iy. just as II you mean, II: 81 hope you
don't Keep these miserables. Though
fill up my hollow hours with them.
there Is no renson why they shonid Ill
uI yours" You added that was BET
tcf occupied. and here am better
occupied" even as you bid me.
But one can jump best from a
springboard. and how could I jump as
far as your arms by letter II haa not
yours to jump fromf
So you see they are kept. and my
disobedicnce OF you has begun. and
0Dd d!sobedience wonderfully sweet
But then you gave me law which
you knew | should dlsobey. That is
the way the world began. II IL not for
nothing that am daughter OF Eve.
And here is our world in our hands.
yours and mine. noW In the innking.
Which day are the evening and the
morning nowi think IL must be the
birds. and already. with the wings,
disobedicpce has been reached. Make
much OF IL The day Will come when
I shall wish TO obey. There are mo-
mcnis when | feel u wish taking boin
OF me stronger than can understand
that you should command me bcyona
myself TO things I have not strength
OF courage for OF my own accord. How
close. dearest. when that day comes.
my benrt Will feel itself TO yours. IL
feels close now. but II is TO your feet
l am nearest as yet. Lift mel There.
there. beloved. l kiss you with all my
will oh. dear heart. forgive me for
being no more than ! nm-your free
hold To all eiernityi