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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-12-11

CLERK District Court
(First published in Daily Leader
Dec TO- 1902
NOTICE.
In the District Court of Logan County
Oklahoma Territory.
The Denver, Enid & Gulf Railroad
Company. a corporation, Plaintiff
VS.
JEFF Watson. Defendant
JEFF Watson
will take notice that The Denver,
Enid & Gulf Railroad Company. he
plaintiff above named. did on ,he 9th
day of December. 1902. file its petition
in the District Court of Logan County.
Oklahoma Territory. asking for the
appointment of three disinterested
! lfreeholders of said Logan County, as
commissioners to inspect and view
the following described real estate
situate in Logan County Oklahoma
/ Territory, to wit:
Lot two (2), of the no theast quar-
ter (A) of section FIVE (5l. i'm town
ship sixteen G6), north Of range two
! (2), west |. Nj.
! And to assess the damages which
iyou. the above named defendant. will
sustain by ,sason OF the appropriation
/ of part of said property for its
fright of way and terminal grounds.
And you are Iurther notified that said
! application fo~ the appointment OF
said commissioners will be presented
70 the Judge of said District Court on
Dec %, 1902. at the Lour OF a. m
or as soon thereafter as counsel may
be heard.
DALE & BIERER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Attest: r. A. NEAL,
Clerk District Court
First published in Daily Leader
Dec 10, 1902)
NOTICE.
In the District Court of Logan County
Oklahoma Territory
The Denver, Enid g. Gulf Railroad
Company, a corporation, Plaintiff
VS..
The unknown heirs OF John Kallahan
deceased, Minnie Daniels, John c
Daniels. Lucy Daniels and Susan
Daniels, heirs OF John Daniels
deceased Defendant
The unknown heirs OF John Kalla.
nan, deceased Minnie Daniels, John
iC. Daniels, Lucy Daniels. Susan
Daniels heirs of John Daniels. de-
ceased
will take notice that Tho Denver
Elid & Gulf Railroad Company the
lplaintiff above named. did on the 9th
day Of December, 1902, file itl petition
ip the District Court of logan County
Oklahoma Territory asking for tho
appointment of three disinterestet
froeholderc OF said Logan County. as
commissioners TO inspect and view
the following described real estate
situate in Logan County Ohahom5
Territory, to wit:
Lot one %, In block thirty -four
(34). in that part of the City Of Guth
rie known as Guthrie Proper
And TO assess the damages which
you. the above named defendant viii
sustain by reason of the appropriatioT
Of all of said property for i'l
right of way and terminal grounds
And you are further notified that san,
application for the appointment o.
said commissioners will be presented
to the Judge Of said District COurJ o.
Dec p. 1902. at the hour Of a. M
OF as soon thereafter as counsel MAJ
be heard
DALE q BIERER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
(SEAL)
Auest. Il. A. NEAL,
Clerk District Court.
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Attest r A. NEAL,
Clerk District Court.

(First published in Daily Leader
Dec 10. 1902
NOTICE.
In the District Court OF Logan County
Oklahoma Territory
The Denver, Enid a ulf Railroad
Company. a corporation. Plaintiff.
Va
Cnarles w. Hessling. Defendant.
Charles w Hessling
will take notice that The Denver.
Enid & Gulf Railroad Company. the
plaintiff above named, ala on the 9th
day OF December 1902. ME IT'S petition
in the District Court Of Logan County.
Oklahoma ierritoy. asking for the
appointment OF three disinterested
frceholder1 OF said Logan County. as
commissioners TO inspect and view
the following described real estate
situate in Logan County. Oklahoma
Territory, to wit:
Lots nineteen Q9) and twenty C20)
in block three 80, in that part OF the
City Of Guthrie known as Guthrie
Proper
And to assess the damages which
you the above named defendant win
sustain by reason Of the appropriation
of all OF said property for its
right Of way and terminal grounds.
And you are further notified that said
application tor the appointment Of
said commissioners viii be presented
TO ,-e Judge Of said District Court on
Dec. %, 1902. at the hour of 9 a. m,
or as soon thereafter as counsel may
be heard.
DALE & BlERER
attorneys for antf
Attest r. A. NEAL,
Clerk District Court
(First published in Daily Lead
Dec 10. 1902
NOTICE.
In The District Court OF Logan C0ul.y.
Oklahoma Territory
The Denver, Enid d Gulf Railroad
Company, a corporation, Piainun
ys.
Frank Guthrie Defendant
Frank Guthrie
will take notice that The Denver,
LalAN q AuAl AAh-aARhA ANAAA pane NtAN
plaintiff above named, uld on the 9Th
day Of December 1902, ME its petition
lin the District Court oil Logan County.
Oklahoma Territory asking Tor the
appointment Of three disintere ed
freeholders OF said Logan County as
commissioners TO inspect and view
the following described real estate
situate in Logan County Oklahoma
Territory, tO-wit.
Lot ten QO) in block twelve l2J,
in that part Of the City Of Guthrie
k-own as Guthrie Proper,
And 10 assess the damage which
you the above named defendant viii
sustain by reason Of the appropriation
OF all Of said property Tor iis
right OF way and terminal grounds
And you are mrther notified naJ aid
application fof the appointment OF
said commissioners will be presented
! TO the Judge OF said District Cuuri 0-
Dec p, 1902. al the hour o. 8 a m.
or as soon thereafter as counsel mal
/ be heard.
DALE a. BIERER
At.ornes's ior Piainun
| lSEALJ
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DALE g. BIERER
Atornel for Plaintiff



Clerk District Court
First published in Daily Leader
Dec no 1902
NOTICE.
In the Distuc' Court of Logan County
Oklahoma Territory
THE Denver Enid a. Gulf Railroad
Company co poration. Plaintiff
vs.
.Gsorga Hauibauer De'enOant
George Haufbauer
viii take notice that The Deny er,
Enid & Gulf Railroad Com'pang fhe
plaluun above named did on the 9th
day of Dec nber 1902 hle ias petition
lin M Distric' Court of logan County
/ lOklahOma Terrific s. asking for the
/ lapnoinfmtnt o. three disintares ed
lfeeholder OF said Logan County as
comm' toner's 90 inspec and view
ltho following described zeal estate
81 uate in Loean Countf Oklahoma
lTorrtorF to owi
I Iot y (e n uock three CD, il
Itht pau % fhe CRY oi Guthrie know
las GWhrie proper
/ And 20 asc the damae WhicI
lyou fhe above uamed defendant WI
lsustain - reason of the appropriaiiol
lof all of said property for 81
! rlgh of way and terminal ground
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Aud you are further nou ca that said
applica ion to- the appointment of
said commissioners via De presented
TO the Judge OF said district Court ON
Dec % 1902. at the hour of Q m.
or as soon hereafter ass coun el mas
De heard
DALE e BlERHR
Attorneys .or Plaintiff
tSEAL)
Attest. II. A. NEAL
Clerk District court
First published in Daily Leade
Dec TO- 1909
NOTICE.
In the Dist1cc Court of Logan County
Oklahoma Territory.
TIE Denver Enid a. Gulf Ranr0a,
C0mpany a corporation Plaintiff
VS.
Blanche Sunfeld Defendant
Blanche Smned
win take notice that The Denver
Enid & Gulf Railroad Coinpan5 tho
plaintin above named dh on me 9th
lay December 1g02. Gle Us petition
in the District Court oi Logan County
Oklahoma Territory. asking for tn
appointment of three disintorestel
frcohoIdera of said Logan County AS
commissioners 90 inspect and view
the following described real estate
situate in Logan County Oklahoma
Territory 20 wit
lois seventeen O7) and eighteen
uSj in block three l3) ia that par
.of the city of Guthrie known as
Guthrie Proper
Ana TO assess the damages which
you. the above named defendant viii
sus ain by eason Of the appropriation
|c. all of said property ior iis
right OF way and terminal grounds
And you are urther notified that said
application fof the appointment Of
said commissioners win be presented
TO the Judge OF said District Court on
Dec % 1902. at the hour OF Q a M
or as soon thereafter as counsel mas
/ bc heard
DALE 4 BlERER
At'orneys for plaintin
I
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DALE e BlERHR
ATTORNEYS .or Plaintiff
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Attest n A NEAL,
Clerk District court
First published in Daily Lead
Dec TO- iq02D
NOTICE.

I'm The Dist1cc Court of Logan Comtf
oklahoma Territory
Tee Denver Enid a. Gulf Railroa
C0mpany a corporation Plaintiff
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ln IN District Court of Logan County
Oklahoma Territory.
The Denver Enid a. Gulf Railroad
Company. corporation, Plaintiff
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Church
Universal.

troduce negro priests. the salvation of
the race will be largely in the hands of
the negro Sisters. White priests can
say mass administer the sacraments
and do other things, conversions must
come in great part through the infu-
ence of the Sisters. The experience of
years has shown that few white
priests can be found to take up this
work in the spirit to make it a success,
even for the sake of the negro's con-
version. The negro Sisters do this
naturally
In view of these facts, would it not
be well to take special measures to
strengthen these orders? Under pres
ent circumstances they are almost iso-
lated from general Catholic sympathy.
They are treated by the whites as in
feriors. For the work for which they
were instituted, the colored Sisters are
not only equal to the white Sisters, but
superior to them. For this reason they
are entitled to a like sympathy and
interest with the white Sisters. The
influence of colored Sisters would be
vastly greater among their race if it
was generally understood that they
were real Sisters, on the same level for
their work as the Sisters of any white
order. Their presence is an object
lesson, demonstrating the universally
of the church and her divine charity.
Much of the logical influence is lost
when the colored people notice that
the theory of Catholics is one thing and
their practice is another.-Boston Pilot.
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The Friar Question

Catholic Citizen: It is quite apparent
10 US, that what we NAV term the
managing committee ef our American
catholic prelates-who know what ie
going on at Washington and Rome
and who are better informed as to
church conditions in the Philinnines
than most of us-are willing to CON
sent to verdict against the friars
Here are some of our grounds for so
thinking:
l. Mgr. Chapelle's silence. He
among Catholic Americans, is the hest
informed authority on PhiIinnine
church conditions. He soiournad a.
Manila for more than a year. in f,III
charge Of church affairs. He has the
welfare and reputation of the church
as much at heart as anyone. Yet he
has not spoken a word in behalf of the
frlars. neither against the proposition
TO withdraw them. nor in favor of
their continued usefulness-while the
whole press of the country, secular as
well as Catholic, overflows with the
subject. The inference is. that he can
not conscientiously speak for the
friars, and he does not wish to helm
the clamor against them
,. At the recent A. o. II. convention
at Denver. il was privately conveyed
as from the highest authorities here
in the church, that no pro-friar reso-
luton should be reported for adop-
ton.
3. Archbishop lreland's interview
with parts of which we may disagree
but which, nevertheless, is evidence
of the highest character that the pope
and the United States government
have practically agreed. at least as to
general lines Of adjustment, on the
friar question. That is the substance
Of Archbishop Irelands interview; and
he, of all American prelates. is best
informed on the subject, both from
the vatican and the Washington ends
of the negotiations.
The question of the friars is. sub
stanually, settled. The only question
still open is as to how their places are
TO be filed, and as to what fund will
pay the expense.
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POPE RECEIVES AMERICANS.
Pilgrims Cry "Long Live Leow and
Present Him $1,000 Purse.

The pope received the American pill
grims headed by the Very Rev. E. H.
Porcile of Brooklyn, n. Y, and num-
ber Of other American tourists in
Clementine hall at noon on July "a
The party aggregated 200 guests.
When the pontiff appeared, preceded
by Bishop Thomas O'Gorman of Sioux
Falls, S. D., and Bishop John Stanley
of Fargo, n. D., he was greeted with
hearty cheers and was carried about
the hall in a sedan chair, speaking to
each visitor as he was introduced by
the Rev. DR.. Thomas T. Kennedy of
Philadelphia, rector of the American
college, assisted by Fathers Porcile and
McGrane.
The pilgrims presented the pope with
81, 600.
Before leaving the pope stood in the
center of the hall and bestowed the
apostolic benediction on the pilgrims.
The majority of those present were
profoundly moved, and many of the
women wept.
The pontiff retired amid. cries of
Long live Beo!'' God bless the old
mani"
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CITY OF MAscoUTENs.
Site of the Greatest. of the Indian
Towns Finally Discovered

Chicago, Aug. 6.-The Rev. Father
Cosgrove Of Ripon spent yesterday
under the guidance of Thomas ClitherC
Of this city, says a Portage. Wis. dis
patch to the Tribune. comparing his.
torical maps and documents with the
historical Indian town sites near Port
Hope, in this county, which Mr.. eli
thero has been for years investigating
rather Cosgrove, on his return to Ri
pon. viii report to Bishop Messmer
OF Green Bay that the long looked for
Mascoutens, the largest and most eel
ebrated city in Indian history and the
site of the mission of St. James. has
been discovered near Governors Bend.
on the Fox river.
The city is reported in 1915 to have
mad 10000 Inhabitants It was heard
from as early as 1915. was visited bv
Nicollet in 1884 and by Radisson and
Grosellier in 1853. The mission was
founded by Allouez in 1869. Ii is mi
nutely described by Dablon in 1870. bv
Marquette on his voyage of discovery
with Joliet in 1873.
Every descriptive sentence in the an
cient documents referred to has now
been verified. and several other village
sites have been discovered incidentalI1,
IL the course of the investigation.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Domestic and Foreign Briefs Selected
From Church Progress
DOMESTIC

EN-SaNor Phelan of San Francisco has
sem John redmond, chairman of the
!rlsh parliamentary party. 81 500 as a COR
ulbutlon to the nationalist funds.
Elaborate services were recently held in
the Croatian church, Nfllvale. Pa. Tha
occasion was the dedication Of a S. 600
organ which had been presented the
church by Andrew Carnegie.
The steeple of st. Mary's chuch at
Washington. Ind, was blown down during
ton.
The new addition to St Francis semi
nary at Milwaukee. which is to be used
as an infirmary. is well under way.
%
The new St. Cyrirs college. Chicago.
was blessed last Sunday by Bishop Null
han.
BY the will of Anna Doyle of Philadel-
pnia $25 is bedueathed TO the Cathedral
Altar society of that city, and the balance
OF an estate of $400 divided between the
Little Sisters of the Poor, st. Vincent's $
home and st. Joseph's orphanage.
%
The fiftieth anniversary celebration of
~. Johns cathedral. Cleveland. will occur
next November. Archbishop Ryan. one
OF the most eloquent orators of the
american hierarchy, will preach the jubi-
Father Martin Carroll of st. Vincent de
Paul church. BROOKLYN was so injured
m trolley ca' collision at Saratoga
n. y. few DAYS ago that recovery
is not expected for six months. He has
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oolored sister and Their mission.

The evangelization of the negro race
IN. the south is depending, in the opin-
ion OF many observant minds, almost
solely upon the two orders of colored
Slsters-the Holy Family of New Or
leans and the Oblates of RaltinNore
White Sisters, except an order like
that of the Blessed Sacrament. cannot
DO Tor colored people what white Sis
ters do for white people There are
many characteristics about the race
which none but those of their kind can
ever learn. Until il is prudent to in
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Affairs Pending at the Vatican.

Rome, Aug. 1.-At the request of
Cardinal Gotti prefeet Of the propa-
ganda, list has been furnished of
the most important affairs pending at
the vatican. The list includes the
nomination of archbishops of New
York and Chicago. and the appoint
ment of coadjutators to the archbish-
ops of San Francisco and ST. Louis.
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latest TriSb flewS. yrRm frlsb 9Fr pap<rs

I church, Caledon, the Rev. W. Booth,
pastor of Aughnacloy, assisted by the
! Rev. j. Mullan, curate at Loughgllly,
cousin of the bridegroom. and the Rev.
| A. j. McOscar of Caledon, united In
marriage Hugh Henry, eldest son OF
| the late James Henry, of Dungannon,
| and Kate McVey, eldest daughter OF
the late Dominick McVey of Caledon.
| In the townland of Aughaleague, on
{ the 18th ult., young woman named
Josephine O'Donnell, while walking
few minutes. Death was due to car
/ diac failure.
| WATERFORD.-D. a. j. OBrien, son
! of Mr.. O'Brien of Lady lane, Water
( ford, was successful at the interme-
date examination in law of the Incor-
porated Law society held recently.
| John Nolan, aged 65 years, unmar-
ried and living alone in a hut at Bally-
morris, was found dead in his house
recently. 1t is believed that he lived in
poverty. but the police found post
! office savings bank book in the house
showing that deceased had e17O to his
credit.
| WESTMEATH.-A meeting of the
|! Collinstown branch of the United Irish
League was held on the 9Th ult. The
following were appointed on a COM
mittee to select three delegates to at
| tend the county convention to be held
at Mullingar: Messrs. Seery, ]. Ward
d. c.; J. Lestrange, D. c., president;
c. Herman, treasurer, and w. McDer-
mott, d. c., secretary.
On July IS, at the Church of the As
sumption, Devlin, the Rev. P. Tuite,
the pastor. assisted by the Rev. NJ.
Moore curate at Agboy, brother of the
bride united in marriage Michael Daily
of Clonygapple. Delvin; and Jane
Moore. fourth daughter of the late
John Moore, of Racepark, Delvin.
o
WEXFORD-On July IS the house
occupied by William Perice, of Bolly-
roebuck, was burned to the ground. 1t
was occupied by Mrs. Pierce, her son
and her husband, the latter being an
invalid for four years past.
The death occurred on the 18th ult. of
James Kirwan of Wexford, the victual-
ler at the age of 92 Nears. Mr. Kir-
wan who was we'll known throughout
the county, was a lifelong Nationalist
and took a prominent part in every
movement for the betterment of his
country. He was a man of gigantic
frame and was the possessor of a fine
constitution.
WICKLOW.-On July in Dublin the
Rev. J. Healy, brother of the bride
groom. united in marriage MyIes
Healy, youngest son of Carbury Healy
IT,
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WICKLOW-On July in Dublin the
Rev. ]. Healy, brother of the bride
groom, united in marriage Myles
Healy, youngest son of Carbury Healy
of Woodend, Blessington, and Mamie
harrington, eldest daughter of Thomas
Harrington of Banogue, Blackditches.
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Not Wanted.
.- ,,, -o,,,a -,

About a year ago some one issued a
call for Catholic volunteers to teach
in the Philippines. Father Kelly OF
Chicago and Archbishop Kain of st.
Louis interested themselves in the
matter. One hundred and fifty well
recommended teachers offered them
selves for the work. We now learn that
they were never called for, although
word had come from the archipelago to
the effect that they were needed and
welcome. because the commission felt
that those of the Catholic faith would
be better received by the natives and
would be better able TO break down
their prejudices towards Americans. >
It is strange that these Catholic volun-
teers were not set to work. Some Of
our contemporaries see in this an indi-
cation that the labor of seculariZing
the schools of the Philippines is sup
posed to prosper better in the hands of
those who hate rather than those who
profess the Catholic faith.-The Re
view
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CHURCH CALENDAR.

Sunday, Aug. 17.-Thirteenth after
Pentecost. st. Joachim.
Monday. 1S-St. Agapitus, NJ.
Tuesday, 19-Within Octave.
Wednesday, 2O-St. Bernard, Alb. D.
Thursday 21-St. Jane Frances.
W. K.
Friday, 22-Oct of Assumption, st.
Timothy and Companions, NJ. M.
Saturday, 23.-Vigil. st. Philip Beniti.
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KERRY.-Michael Houlihan of Bras
ma was standing near a horse on July
when the animal kicked him in the
stomach, causing injuries which result
ed in his death.
Patrick Fenton of Carhoo, Drum
quinn, recently was conveying sheep
from one of the smallest of the Basket
island to a place in the mainland
named Filcliadh, in canoes. 1t devolved
upon him and a young lad named
Mitchell to take their canoes to land at
cliff named Filemore, short distance
away. During the passage the craft
grounded on rock, when Fenton was
precipitated into the water and was
drowned.
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sLIGO.-On the, 18th uIt. P. ]. Nc
Dermott, ID. c., and Michael Gormley.
=. e, who on June were sentenced
70 one months Imprisonment for al
psed conspiracy to intimidate John
Sligo Jail. -
IARoNE.-on July /, at st. Josepf's
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The new addition to st. Francis semi
nary at Milwaukee. which is to be used
as an infirmary. is we'll under way.
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GALWAY-On July Is the body of
Michael Greene of Carna was found on
the island of Flemish, and it is believed
that death was due to foud play On
the day before John Folan and Michael
Greene of Carna and Colman King of
Cashel went to the island of Feenish.
There they had some drink and quar-
rel arose among them.
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KILDARE.-The death occurred July
Is, at Derrens, of John Malone, former
ly of Newbridge.
Edward Hoey of Moone died recent
ly. He was 79 years old. He belonged
to one of the most respectable families
in the county. He had two sons, his
eldest and youngest being in the priest
hood the Revs. NJ. r. Hoey. curate at
Dolphin's Barn, Dublin, and j. a.
Hoey, curate at Bootle, Liverpool, Eng
land, and it was an edifying spectacle
to see them taking part in the last re-
ligious services for the repose of their
fathers soul
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The steeple of St. Marv's chncb %
W ashington, Ind, was blown down durinr
the great storm which swept that sec
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'CORK.-A fire on July II destroyed
the oil and color warehouse of Baker
& Wright, Academy street, Cork.
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Several priests of Germany have recent
ly received distinctions from the hand of
the emperor His majesty lately be-
slowed the Order Of the Imperial Eagle
OF the fourth class on Mgr. Ruecker at
Altendorf; Rev Theodore Chaisten. at
Schweinfultz, and Rev B. Refining, at
Sehale.
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The chapel at the National Military
home at Marion Ind. has two chaplains;
one is a Catholic The building is dt-
vided into wings, in one of which the
Catholics have an early mass every Sun
day morning. The cost of the chapel was
$4,000.
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I-1N-lIeiNUI PheIan OF San FRANCISCO has
sent John Redmond, chairman of the
!rlsh parliamentary party. 81, 500 as a con-
Ir1Dutioh TO the nationalist funds