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is concerned the company now may pro- ceed with the work of laying the cable. It is regarded as essential, however, that the conditions be ratified by act of congress.
 The conditions as approved by MT. Roosevelt are regarded as particularly favorable to the government and it is believed congress will ratify the condi- tions without serious delay. Among these new conditions are these:
 That the United States government at all times shall have priority of ser vice.
 That. the government shall have the right to fix the rates to be charged by the company.
 That in time of war the government shall have the right absolutely to con- trol the cable.
 That in order to protect not only the government but also individual private customers of the company, the com- pany is required to lay a distinct line of cable from China to Manila, so that it will not be necessary to depend upon the British company which now con- trols the only cable from Hong Kong to Manila.
 And, finally, that the United States, at any time after the completion of the cable, may purchase the line at an ap- praised valuation to be fixed by arbit- rators selected in the usual manner by the two parties to the transaction.
 Under the United States treaty with China the Chinese government will be obliged to grant to the Pacific Commer- cial Cable company, an American cor poration, the rights which will enable it not only to land it's San Francisco line in China, but also will enable it to ob- tain a Chinese terminus for it's line to Manila
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BRITISH CABINET CHANGES.
Important Announcement = Rifchte
 Succeeds Hicks-Beach.

London, Aug S.-The Earl of Dudley has been appointed lord lieutenant of Ireland, Charles Thompson Ritchie, chancellor of the exchequer, and Aretas Akers-Douglass, home secretary.
 Official announcement was made to- day that Austen Chamberlain, son of the colonial secretary, has been appoint ed postmaster general, vice the Marquis of Londonderry, resigned.
 With Austen Chamberlain in the cab met the rare spectacle will be furnished of both father and son holding cabinet rank simultaneously. It is said that @ new office, that of minister of educa- tion, has been created to which the Marquis of Londonderry has been ap- pointed
 It is officially announced that King Edward has approved the appointments of the Earl of Dudley, Charles Thomson Ritchie, Aretas Akers-Douglass, Austen Chamberlain, and Sir William Hood Waldron, as well as the appointments which follow:
 President of the board of education, the Marquis of Londonderry.
 r4TSb COIIlIlllSSlOnGT OL WOThS-AOFu Windsor, in succession to Aretas Akers- Douglass.
 Financial secretary of the treasury William Hayes Fisher, in succession to Austen Chamberlain. MT, Fisher has been junior lord of the treasury since 1895.
 Parliamentary secretary for the treasury-Sir Alexander Fuller Ackland Hood, vice Sir William Hood Walrond.
 Lord commissioner of the treasury Henry William Forster, M. P.
 Under-secretary for India-Earl Per- cy.
 Under-secretary to the home office Thomas Horatio Arthur Ernest Ccoh- rane, M. P.
 Under-secretary to the war office The Earl of Hardwicke, who was under secretary for India.
 Parliamentary secretary of education Sir William Reynell Anson, M. P.
 Parliamentary secretary to the board of trade-Andrew Bonar Law, M. P.
 The Earl of Dudley, Sir William Hood Walrono and Lord Windsor will not be in the cabinet, but George Wyndhanl, chief secretary for Ireland, does be- come a member.
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PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS.
Question of a New Atlantic Service Dts-
 Cusse6.

London, Aug. S.-Parliament adjourn ed to-day until October 16 In the House of Lords inquaries were made as to wether the government was taking steps looking to the establishment of a British Atlantic steamship service after the absorption of British lines by the American combination. Lord Onslow said the question of new Canadian service had nothing to do with the American combination. Certain pro- posals had been submitted to the Cana dian government, but the latter had not informed the government of their pur- port or asked their assistance The question of the establishment of Brit ish service was receiving the earnest attention of the British government.
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TECUMsEH WINS SECOND RACE
Defeats Canadian Defender by n Minute and Twenty-tvO Seconds.

Defeats Canadian Defender by n Minute aud Twenty two Seconds.
 Montreal, Aug. S.-Tecumseh won the second race in the Seawanhaka cup series to-day, after a most interesting contest, by one minute and twenty-two seconds. The course was three times round triangle, the first leg being a beat, the second a reach and the third a free run. The wind was never more than three-quarters strength, falling off somewhat towards the end, while the sea was calm. It was Tecumseh's S weather and she defeated Trident by outfooting her She was, however, out pointed and the result was a race in doubt up to the end of the third beat. The challenger is undoubtedly a very fine light weather boat and her reach ling qualities are remarkable.
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CORPORAL O'BRTEN'S CASE.
Hearing Postponed Until 10 o'clock
 This Morning.

Pittsfeld, Mass, Aug. S.-The hearing in the case of Corporal Richard O'Brien, of North Adams. on the charge of per jury before the senate Philippine com mission, which was scheduled for this afternoon be fore United States Conmis- soner E. M. Wood, of this city, was postponed until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The hearing was postponed on account of the necessity of having present a United States district attor- ney, and tomorrow morning United States District Attorney Casey, of Bos- ton, will be here and take charge of the case.
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ALL MAT RECOVER.
of Victims of Third Rail
 Accident.

Hartford, Aug. S-At the Hartford hospital to-day it was stated that John L. Slaney, Miss Emma Spencer and the two Misses Dalton. Emma and Sadie, who were injured by a third-rail car at a grade crossing in Bristol last night, were all resting comfortably and that all would undoubtedly recover.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
The Monk Takes the 2:O7 Trot-Geers
 Has Narrow Escape.

Buffalo, Aug. S.--The two unfinished Fort Erie were run off to-day before free admission crowd composed mostly of bettors whose wagers were hanging in the balance.
 The fact that Chain Shot had beaten The Monk in the first heat on Thursday in the 2:07 trot did not scare the follow CTS of Geers, and The Monk ruled about 25 to F against the field. Geers had little difficulty in getting two heats and the race, forcing Chain Shot to break one hundred feet from the wire in the first heat and winning under a pull in the second
 Re Elected, in the 2:14 trot. was also favorite at about 25 to 15 against the field, with considerable money sprin- kled around the ring on Alice Carr and Alice Russell. e-Elected had won two heats, but had a hard time beating out Maiborn. who challenged him in the last sixteenth and lost only by neck, Reflected being whipped to the limit, Geers narrowly escaped injury in SCOT ing for the third time with Prince of Orange. The horse reared and lifted the sulky When it came down Geers' weight bent it and he stepped out just in time to control the horse. The track was slow and the weather windy. The summary:
 DOT Trot-T,nfnished after Chain Shot had one one hcnt yesterday, beat two in three purse ST 200.
 The Monk. hr h, hv Chimes (Geersl 2 Chair Shot. b h (McDonaldl .... 1 ? Dolly Dillon. b m Sanders ........ 8 3 3
 Time-2:09&, 2:10, 2:12.
 o14 trot unfinished after two heats won yesterday by Reelected, three in five, purse
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GENERAL LUCAS MEYER DEAD.
Former Commander of Orange Free
 State Forces,

Brussels, Aug. S.-The Petit Bleu arl- nounces the sudden death of General Lucas Meyer of heart disease General Meyer was attacked several times with this illness during the war in South Africa. He was commander-in-chi of the Orange Free State forces.
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75c and l.25 Handker-
 chiefs. Soc each

Very choice assortment of fine en- broidered and lace trimmed handker- chiefs. These handkerchiefs are of finest linen, with dainty patterns. beau tifully executed by French, Irish and Swiss embroideries, and have been sell ing at 75c to I.2S each.
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Sl and l.5O Handkerchiefs
 for 75c each

Fine embroidered and lace trimmed Handkerchiefs, formerly sold at $I.oo and I.5o. Special price, 75c each
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7 for 25c.

White and colored border handker- chiefs. great value at regular price of SC each. Special price, for 25c
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At the Fountain Saturday Cherry Bisque, Tutti Frutti, and Peach Ice Cream, besides the regular kinds.
 Sc and toe.
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35c Handkerchiefs for l0c.

Linen cambric hen1stitched Handker- chiefs, of very fine quality. This lot we have only in one inch hei1is and they are our regular 35c quality, sold ire quently elsewhere at soc.
 Special price, i9c each
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} for .25c.

lfV linen Handkerchiefs, Women's and youths size-various hemstitchings regularly 12 1-2c each. Special price, 3 for 25c
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o14 trot unfinished after two heats won yestcriay by Reelected, three in five, purse S1 200.
 Do oIoc+od or h bv Rn-elen+iop
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London. Aug. 9, 4:36 a. m.-Salutes from the tower of London and Hyde Park are just booming at sunrise of Coronation day.
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sa-rs n. . The kIlG Y-a Have sHag por-s
T'ass''' E1HZNlz1~
BULL HAD HYDROPHOBiA
He Chased XeighboThood TO Cover
in .giay

Guthrie. o. r.. Dee 1.-THE Geary Bull
letin says
Great excitement was caused last Fri
day in the North neighborhood three and
onc-half miles southeast ot this etty.
by bu. which belonged co Marth
Thomas going mad. The animal was Bit
ton hy rabid dog some weeks ago. as
were several persons and some stock.
Another bull, belengiug to Mc. Thornas.
neishbors went made some time ago and
was killed
Last Thursday AR Thomas noticed
thar there was something wrong with
tho bull as Doe WAS very restless and was
continually bellowiHs and huttiHg every
thing that De happened 90 run across.
hut decided % wait till the rert morulng
aad II the animal was mo- better De would
fUl him - or Friday morning Moth
rose and went out to The barn tc feet
as horses when he was discovered by
re bun and was compelled Oh make %
nasty return 90 the house. With the built
close second in The race. Nr Thomas
had 10 stay ir the house tha rrceter part
of the day keeping the doors ard win
doUs closed. to keep The med animal
from hreakiug in
Durine that afternoon Ar Tar9isy
who i.Fes half mile south 80 Sir.
Thn-oas WIS passing hg in Darry aud
was Informed that ~ had better lose
rn fu sett.a Lau aul putting
himself ana horse iu ppi1ce ~ safelv
which BE Gid. Lut none Zoo soon. as ie
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STATEHOOD
GOES OVER
UNTIL JAN. 5
Agreed That There Shall be
No Further Discussion Now
THAT VERMONT SENATOR
Still Pounding Away on That
Rambling Speech.
THAT VERMONT SENATOR

Washington Dec l6.-In the senate to-
DAY AR Dillingham; conciuded his re-
marks n opposition TO the omnibus state
Has agreed that there should be no fur
Ihcr discussion of the measure until the
senate reconvenes on January s. AIr
Teller wanted 90 submit some remarks
IN reply. he said, 10 the ISLANDERS on the
committee on territories and AIr Dilling-
ham. but other seuators insisted that the
agreement not To further discuss the bill
Should De adhered TO.
when consideration of the statehood bin
vas resumed Mr.. Beverage suggested the
adVisability of disseminating the debate
1IaH the hil ou the conclusion OF AR
Dillingham; remarks unut The senate
lseets on January .. The agreement was
agreed To bat Mr.. QUAY required ii 10
be understood that M. Dillingham; should
complete his remarks and print them in
the record this week and thar on Janu-
sr5 some other senator shan be ready
O. address the senate ON the bin
MI DiiH-ham then resumed his speech
ir opposition to the omnibus bin.
After Alr Dillingham; concluded Mr..
Teller desired 10 dissent from some of
The statements "a hich had been made and
said that The people of New Mexico had
been =iandered by the committee and by
NI- Dillingham;, but objections We're made
br 2essrs. BeEcri1ge Wellington and
Foraker, on The ground OF the agree
Inent reached and the senate at 4:10 D. m
went into executive session. At $50 r.
m. the senate adjourned.
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CONTEST
TERRITORY DEMOCRATIC COM
MlTTEE MAKES DECISION
To Try for McGuire's Seat-A Resolu-
ton on Statehood.


Guthrie. c. r.. Dec. l5.-The Democratic
territorial committee met today In this
city and on report of Il contest committee
composed OF the following. c. Porter
Johnson T. Y Rrirton and J. .. Blake
ney. the territorial committee decided 10
contest McGuire's election as gross
frauds are alleged to nave been practiced
on the part of the Republicans in the
election.
There was q good representation at
this meeting and it would have been
highly successful for an honestly defeat
ed party. had itn0t been for the disc0rd
that is SO prevalent in Democratic ranks
Talk of disc0rd and ight among mem
hers of the committee and Representatives,
could be heard on the streets an day
The papers fer the contest VIII he
Crawn up Immediately. according TO the
cCmmiuee's report.
When motion was made for stand on
statehood the matter was referred to the
following committee. g. c. Niblock
chairman; 1. o. DigEs. secretary: Tom
Doyle W. 7. Alexander and = @
Humphrey- his committee made The fol-
lowing report.
we, your committee on statehood TO-
commend that no action Pee taken M the
present time on statehood. We simply
re affirm oar allegiance in the platform
adopted at Enid. April o."
The organization of the house was n
feature Of todays meeting. and here
many discords were struck. because Okla
homa city Is here i'm force. making every
enort 60 defeat Edgar Jones for speaker
slip, because. So IL IS alleged by the
Guthrie Democrats Oklahoma Cit~ is
bounu To IsuE Guthrie at every turn.
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BRIEFS BY TELEGRAPH

Bank at Clarence, Ford county, Ill.-
/ nois robbed Monday night Of S3.090. Rob-
bers first cut telegraph wires. No clue
Senator Bailey, of Texas, selected 70 be
orator at Galena, on Grants birthday,
! April p newt, an annual event.
/ All tributaries of Ohio in southern West
! Virginia. are bank fun Flood is feared.
! At Lapeer, Mich. John Best. aged .,
: once discharged from insane asylum got
I up in the night and cut off head OF his
/ friend Jasper Cleg, win a razor. He at
/ tackled his own mother and dangerously
wounded her. He then wounded his sis
ter, and killed himself.
Turkish frontier guards kill p Maeedo-
nian workmen who were returning to
their own country.
Cornelius Vanderbilt is stiu very sick
nian- Crisis will not be over for TWO or
three days.
Presidential campaign on in Hayti
Great excitement at Port Au Prince
General Saint-Fox Colin one of the
candidates, has sought refuge in the Uni
tea States legation. Cause not given.
The Ohio river is on a rampage at Cal
hopolis river Registered 3S feet yes
terday morning
Postoffice safe at Granville Ohio. dyna-
nited- Robbers escape in a stolen rig.
Joint trial of St. Louis members of the
house Of delegates proceeds. Jury is be-
Denny. Edmund Bersch. c. A Gutke. J.
4 Sheridan and T. Ed Albright. Included
in the trial are julius Lehman. who is sick
and Emile Hartman. already under peni-
tertiary sentence for perjury, neither be-
ing present Judge Ryan decided to go
ahead without them.
Taking OF testimony for new trial for
Albert Patrick in New York, is in pro-
gTess
In Alabama an engineer on Alabama
Great Southern saw that some one had
removed a rail but saw il too late Train
ditched Mail Clerks Kelley and Riggs
severely injured: also Foreman Durr. coll
ored. No passengers hurt. Train enroute
from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
George Butler Magoun, of New York
brokerage firm of Magoun Brothers &
Co. is dead
Senate passes an appropriation of $1,000
for a bronze bust of McKinley
Another gift of S10.o.0o0 to the Chicago
University by Rockefeller is announced.
Big rains in Kentucky. All streams out
of their banks Steel bridges washed
away. All traffic delayed
The senate yesterday ratified treaty of
friendship and general relations between
United States ana Spain.
Redlands Orange Land company of Los
Angeles, incorporated under the laws Of
New Jersey. Capitalization. $500 oo0o.
President Fay denies that it is q trust
and says IL was formed for bringing to-
gether certain easter nand California in
terests.
Fakeish-looking story from Butte Mon
tana, says flhbustcring party is being
oiganizec there TO 30 TO Venezuela.
President Riescoo of Chile, and his cab
iret, have disagreed over election mat
,ers. The cabinet has resigned
Postmaster Charles Meighan. of ogden.
[ tah. yesterday sentenced to one year
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and one DAY s confinement in Jail. Found
guilty of embezzling government funds.
BY a vote of forty-one to sixty-three
New York aldermen granted the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tunnel franchise.
Charles B0tha, Utah murderer. sent
euced TO he shot December %. has been
granted stay.
John Redmond. irish leader. and his col
leagues who have absented themselves
from parliament for some time. showed
up yesterday and voted on the education
bill.
British coal steamer. Marlat. sixteen
men, believed TO have foundered between
Liverpool and Dublin. Monday night
Italy announces that 1t viii be unable
10 participate officially in St. Louis ex-
position.
Explosion of gas tank at home OF John
fUglushi. Fort Lee. New jersey. killed
his i've children and injured his wife
lt devoives that man was killed on
board the Nienta. German cruiser during
the b0mbardment OF Puerto Cahallo. by
q shot from "a Venezuelan.
Administrators I'm the Stratton viii won
preliminary victory Yesterday. VIA
comes no 10 probate December %.
Eighteen Gvpsios. camped in hungary.
were frozen TO death.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Ycrkcs
has ruled that druggists who mix liquor
with soft drinks must pav the special
tax for retail Eguor dealers.
Japans naval expansion program.
forced on her hv the Anglo-Japanese
treaty. has caused political crisis owing O.
increased taxation
The Koshoji temple, noted in Japan
has been destroyed by fire. II was situ-
ated at Kioto.
President Roosevelt entertained at din
uer last night Secretary Moody Senators
Ellison. IEale.s GalhR~er. Perkins ana
HanE2. Speaker Harrison. Representa-
tives Grosvenor Dalzell. Cannon. Foss-
Dayton and General o. N. Dodge
Businees IS resIuing in Caracas and the
foreign rs are feeling much easier
Bfyans visit 10 3irsica et this time is
thought 20 b. 20 persuade the government
rot IL aL.rt gnll .. nElr1
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again At his desk after q weeks sickness.
h F. Ardery. assistant secretary, VIII
take a few days vacation ar CHRISTMAS
This is the first vacation MI Ardery mas
been auoUed in eighteen months.
W " cater. acting as special agent.
is now i'm Lincoln county for the purpose
of inspeeting and reporting on applica-
tions 10 put under cultivation sparsely
timbered land.
special Agent Crocker has returned
from a tour of inspection in Beaver coun-
". Upon his report Governor Ferguson
fled upon $50 acres of grazing land
taken 20 indemnify the territory Tor loss
of land in the Wichita forest reserve >,
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MuCH WORK 10 DO
Recommendations for New Laws bv
Governor Eernusnr

1uthrie. o. IT,. Dec. u.s. The short time
NJ" before The territorial legislature
Ileels calls forth The question of needed
lS7isi'.lion. Governor Ferguson has ham
80 lAis matter in his annual report even
in % more concise and brief form nan
RooseNclts message considers no -
ifs and trusts
Governor Ferguson saws.
ne herd law. in its present condition
= iialJ'ui of endless trouble and uiea-
t"1 & should be amended.
ne limitation surrounding the adnis-
SION ~ foreign corporations is too lax and
the1e Is not sufficient protection to our
people irom corporations formed IN other
Slate
The Insurance laws should Do revised
- anodlhed There are too many pro-
visions of these insurance laws which are
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NEW UNIVERSITY BUILDING.
Noble Structure Which Has Been
Erected at Norman.

mission am Eagle corresDouiert was al
lowed by the contractors. AfeSsrs Rov-Ies
* Bailey of Omaha. Nehra ska. 10 visit
the ROW partially completed building than
VIII ba used hE ths -rerrstorssl I-ri,-ers,t,-
rs a main hall The building is l,ein-
erected at q cosr of sornerhf-,, Iil-o s-,.s.5
From The outside il IS massive white
steps aye ot gghlre stone. wide and l.r,.5
and are aarked IL, cofrrlrs tbat rt,a ti,e
entrauce Parthenan efeeet
Oue passes inside into the wide corridor
r,,n-fns -,o-tf, ..-s s-,,.1, ~, -..,e-- ~.
IF which ~. fss ~isirv...e l..s'ii., ~
the upper floor. At th- - rtsr of t,es-
ii is possible. to -,,, ,,, -, H., ,S-sss .s,-
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WOLF cAvoRTs IN LAwToN.
Chases Through Several Additions
With Docs After Him.

Guthrie. O. r. Dec. 16.-TAe Republican
OF Lawton records freaks OF q wolf IL
this story.
This morning wolf ran up West
avenue like q whilrwind with two yelp-
ing dogs in close pursuit The wolf was
too swift for the CANNES. however. and
easily distanced them. The pursued and
rursners ran up G avenue until they came
Ia Ninth street. where they turned south,
and the last seen OF them they We're going
across the Woods addition at two-forty
gait il is safe 10 state, however, that
the dogs did not catch the coyote.
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eRuMMITT AND BARCLAY.
TWO Men Again Before the Court at
PaWnee.

Guthrie o. T.. Dec i6.-Jim Brummitt
ard George Barclay viii be sentenced for
ths second 1i.1e today AT Pawnee. and 81
Gate set for their hanging. They were
taken there Yesterday from The federal
jail here They We're sentenced to hs
icy the murder of j. J. Poole I'm The
0sase nation. in July, 1880 and "a
stay Of execution was granted.
peneing the appeal 10 the Oklahoma sI-
prsne court This court sustained the
,erdict ~ the district court of Pawnee
county. and il became then necessary t.
again name date for the hanging They
win be sentenced TODAY The execution
may occur III the federal jai here. There
is some fear expressed that an attempt
may be made 10 liherate the prisoners at
'ewnee as they have many friends in
the Iudisn couut-iJs
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ORIENT CLOSES CONTRACT
For the Completion CT Its Grade in
Cklshorna

Gurhrie O T.. Dee 1.-THE Kansas
city Orient * Gulf railroad company has
just closed with the 0poaueu constrlc-
tiou COMPANY 81 Perkins. o. r.. Tor Is
miles 0f grade work in Oklahoma. This
closes the gap in Oklahoma ard wiu bs
the time this Is finished give them
grade from Wichita Kan. TO san Angelo