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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-11

II YOU have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kidney
Cure, you viii have only yourself to
blame for results. as Il positively
cures all forms Of kidney and bladder
diseases.
J. \. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-11
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
MADONNA SURELY IDENTIFIED.
srrpSON OF THE MURDERED NAN
BROUGHT on FROM BUFFALO.

Police Hope He May Recognize Some Of
the Prisoner ~ Having Waited Ma.
donna In BuKalo-McClusky says the
Police Have Made Little Advance.
Salvatore sagliebe, the stepson OF Ben
detto Madonna, the Buffalo Italian who
was murdered in this city last week, ar
rived here from Buffalo yesterday accom-
panied by Detective Sergeant Petrosino OF
Inspector McClusky's stan. Tho detec-
tive left the train with the young man at
l2sth street, and from that point took him
straight to the Morgue- The boy took
glance at the body OF the murdered man.
said that It was his stepfather beyond any
doubt and then broke into tears.
This Identification Of the dead man was
hardly necessary. but the police hope that
young Saeliebe may divulge something
that will help the authorities to mako out
a case against some members OF the gang
now under arrest. The chances are slim.
for the boy speaks no English at all, and nas
only been in this country eight months.
Last night the boy was taken 70 an
Italian hotel on Blocker street by Detec-
tive Sergeant Hitch. He was naturally an
object Of interest to the Italian frequenters
Of the hotel. This gave rise last night TO Q
story that members Of the Mana were
irving to intimidate the lad. Detective
Hitch laughed at this story.
Sagliebe will have an opportunity IN the
Jefferson Market police court this morn
ing to see all the prisoners and the police
expect to learn from him whether or not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
An Il Not Serene IN Tsmmany when They
Talk Of the Mayoralty.

All 10 Not serene IN ISmmeny Wuen Incy
Talk Of the Mayoraity.
The Hon. Timothy D. Sullivan. closest
sdvissr Of the Hon. Charles F. Murphy.
leader OF Tammany Hall. Is opposed, 90 1t
was said last night, to the nomination Of
Representative George B. Mcclellan for
Mayor by the Tammsny forces next fall
This bit OF information was discussed at
the Democratic Club and In other Demo-
cratic circles, and 1t II printed for what 1t
Ia worth. There are certain Tafnmany
men who get little red-headed and more
or iess- volatile when 1t is printed that there
IA any objection in Tammany Hall to the
OF Mr.. Mcclellan for Mayor:
but none the less the fact remains that
Mr.. Sullivan and his friends, who are -ad-
jacent' TO Leader Murphy and believe in
Mr.. Murphy's wisdom and r-sightedness,
object to the nomination Of Mr.. Mcclellan
for Mayor. though they know Murphy
wants him.
II is known that II Mr.. Croker were on
hand he would not favor Mr.. Mcclellan for
Mayor, believing that Mr.. Mcclellan serves
Tammany In the Democratic party best as
a Representative in Congress.
Leader Murphy Is not easily to be dis
suaded from his purposes, but as each day
passes even the personal friends OF MI
Murphy are not altogether too sure that
Mr.. Mcclellan IL TO be the candidate OF
Tammany Hall for Mayor next fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
PEACE nov IN NTNpANAo.
Dates - Ferry q the Lake rswus swear
Allegiance.

Dates - Ferry q the Lake Towns swear
Allegiance.
Special Cabis DsspsicA b Tn sur,
a.. MANILA, April H.-0en. Davis has 70
turned from Mindanao. whittier he went
10 mako . personal Investigation Of the
conditions there. He says that the situa-
ton In the Lake Lanao district il salts
factory. Since the defeat Of the Moros
under the rule Of the Sultan of Baoolod
by Capt. Pershing's command q majority
Of the tribes have professed friendship
for the Americans and freely visit the
camps. There is an abundance Of laborers
on the military roads. Gen. Davis did
not see the Sultan Of Sulu, the latter having
sailed for Singapore three days before
Gen. Davis's arrival. he not knowing that
the American commander was coming. II
Is regretted that they did not meet.
Gen. Sumner telegraphs that the Dattos
representing forty Of the chief lake towns
formally declared their allegiance to the
United States yesterday.
The constabulary are pursuing the Ibalso
headhunters in the Nueva Ecija Mountains.
They recently ralded lowland villages and
decapitated four persons. January and
April are the seasons for their raids.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
MINERS TOLD TO GO TO WORK.
AL STRIKES CALLED OFF AND
MEN ORDERED BACK.

,,on.,, and Other Omciais Say All Griev.
.nces should he Settled by Arb,trs-
,,on-Siiners' Men Selected-BaeF
SAYS the Trouble VIII End Soon.
wuKEs-BARRK, Pa, April 2i.-Ail the
,ne workers locked out by the Philadelphia
and Reading company. and all others who
are on strike or otherwise idle Of their own
edition. were ordered by President Mitchell
and the district leaders this evening to return
"a work at once. Two sessions Of the ma
aonal and district presidents and board
rnembers were held to-day. and all the dis
mites and the existing conditions Of the
region were discussed.
The order issued was: ...
10 oil ynasS Mine Workers Of tie Anthracite
The O executive boards of Districts !. I and .
4nl co CONSIDERATION. concluded that the best
Interests Of our M o Sort
Il all the mines where strikes or lockouts
are now In force. and the reference OF all
% IN ior n Ike award Of he
raCite Coal Strike Commission. In order that
she Ss OF
Of cson con and we have decided to notify
ta a psS That we are prepared 70 meet the
.ss re- ssfsst possible date FOR tSs paTpese q
sSerns out o. the interpre citation Of the
Application Of the awards.
workers are advised to resume work and
continue at work in order that differences
pay, be adjusted In the manner prescribed
by the strike commission.
This order was sent out In all directions
tonight. President Mitchell says he will
notify the presidents of the coal carrying
roads tomorrow morning and District
President Nichols. Dettrey and Fahey will
be ready to meet the men. selected by the
coal companies within two or three days.
He believes. he says, that tho differences
will then be adjusted speedily. The chief
one, he says, Is the complaints OF workers
that they have to work moro than nine
hours. Another session will be held to-
morrow.
George +. Baer, president Of the Phil
sdephia and Reading Coal Company, when
asked by . SUN reporter yesterday about
the shut down or the Schuylkill mines.
j do not think the trouble will last long.
Eleven colheries and two washeries are
working, and twenty-five collieries and
three washeriee are idle on account Of
trouble with the drivers and others. There
q :MaSd By tSs
A representative OF the Reading COM
pany added this statement:
The real trouble is that the majority Of
tho workers. probably 90 per cent. got no
inoreas, Of pay but simply . reduction Of
coal and the engineers received q 10 per
cent. increase Of wages. The others think
Il wrong that these fellows should get an
Increase Of wages while they get only an
hours reduction In the worldly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22

any Of them ever visited the dead man ct
him home In Buffalo.
Late last night Inspector McCluaky said
that his case was in the came condition
that 1t was on Monday night, when for the
nrst time the police learned the motive for
the crime. :
Everywhere We find that Italians ara
afraid TO talk about the gang he sajd.
street barber, here again to-day, and he
denied everything he told me yesterday
Now he says he hardly knew the dad man
at al, but that he was friend Of his assist-
ant, Martini. When get Martini hero he
protests that he knows nothing about the
murdered man. y
Our case against the prisoners b not
complete yet. We will hold all that we
can hold In court tomorrow. The principal
membere Of tho gang We win surely keep
In custody"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
SULTAN's GUARD CHANGED.
Report That He ID Prot ecting Himsel
From Possible Attack by Albanians.

Report That He ID Protecting Himself
From Possible Attack by Aibanians.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TEE sun.
VIENNA. April 3i.-An of1cial despatch
from Constantinople says:
During the last few days many Abanians
have been arrested here. Various pre-
cautionary measures have also been taken
In the Albanian garrisons at the Yildis
Kiosk Some suspicious elements have
been exiled.'
This is interpreted a. . serious indica-
ton that the Sultan's reported forcible
repression Of the Albanians may actually be
undertaken. Apparently, he has taken
measures to guard himself a. far a. possible
from an Albanian counter-attaok within
the palace.
On the other hand, there II Information
from another source In Constantinople
throwing doubts on the Sultan's freedom
of action. 1t IL stated that the Albanian
chiefs, instead Of accepting the reforms.
offeped to furnish a. many soldiers a. the
Sultan desired. on condition that Albanian
autonomy be increased and the Albanians
be allowed to elect their own Governor
General. Not only u the offer . tempting
bait, but the Sultan Ii under obligations
to the chiefs. who helped him In defraying
the cost OF the war against Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
DUKE STRIKERS GROWING UGLY.
lie In Wait fer WORKER Gsing and Coming
-Csnforence Unsatisfactory.

lie IN WAIT fer WORKER Gelng and Coming
-Csnfereuoe Unsatisfactory.
eoMKAvrILl, N. J., April 3i.-The ranks
Of the striking laborers on the estate Of
James B. Duke here was strep gthened
to-day. More than half Of the men who
remained at work yesterday refused to 60
back this morning. The strikers were
In IN ugly mood whom they congreGated
on the Raritan Bridge. which lsads to the
Duke estate, bsfors daybreak this morn
inG They blocked the way Of svary man
OF team that attempted to GROSS The bridge
TO work.
-Four wagons containing laborers were
rushed through the lines Of tho strikers.
but laborsrs and teams which arrived later
were forced back and roughly handled.
Mr.. Duke arrived from New York this
morning. He had been summoned to
serve on the Somerset Grand Jury. which
convened In the Somerset Court to-day.
He failed to appear and Justice OarTetson
filled his place without comment, although
the summons without presenting 2 reason,
able excuse. After the Grand Jury had
retired Mr.. Duke arrived. His request to
serve was denied by Justice Garretson.
He then went to his farm and met COM
mittee Of the strikers this afternoon.
after the conference. but the strike leaders
taid that the meeting was unsatisfactory.
Mr.. Duke is quoted by the strikers a. say
ing that they could return to work at the
same rate Of wages paid before The strike,
SIPS day. II they did not do so. he would
employ another gang, and II the strikers
were inclined to make trouple, he would
stop the work. A later and more authentic
report is TO the effect that Mr.. Duke has de-
cided to pay 81 so a day, the rate OF wages
demanded BY the strikers, but he will re-
fuse to employ the Hungarians and Slavs
who have fomented the present trouble.
The Italian stonemasons and their helpers
who struck yesterday for an increase Of
81 cents day had their demands complied
with, and returned to work to-day.
large crowd Of strikers congregated on
the Rartan Bridge tonight to await the
return Of the lahorers who had worked dur
ing the day. The wives and children Of the
latter got through the line Of the strikers
and informed the men at work OF the situ-
alton. with the result that they left the
estate by various ways and reached their
bones In Raritan without crossing tho
bridge.
tits believed that very few men will return
10 work tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
James Co.
II WEST 2sD STREET.
NEW CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
vapoP From Hcating . Mixture Of Euca-
lyptW on. Sulphur and Charcoal
.qnacfol Cabla Qaanafoh "a TIE SUN.

vapor From Heating . Mixture Of Euca-
iyptw on. Sulphur and Charcoal
Special Caos Dsspafeh 10 TIE SUN
BERLIN, April 3i.-What Is claimed by
IL inventor a. an entirely new remedial
treatment for consumption is attracting
the attention Of lung specialists and the
medical profession generally. 1t consists
Of the inhalation Of a vapor produced by
heating mixture Of eucalyptus oil, sulphur
and charcoal. and II IL stated that 1t 10
moro effective than any serum or other
remedy hitherto tried.
Robert Schneider, . druggist Of Berlin.
oonceived the idea while travelling in parts
Of Australia where tho eucalyptus tree
grows luxuriantly. Consumption ID prao-
tically unknown among the inhabitants Of
these districts, and sufferers from the dis
ease who 60 there speedily improve.
Herr Schneider upon returning to Berlin
communicated his idea to Prof. Sommer-
field. . physician Of repute. who expert
mented In several hospitals for six months.
Al result, sixty out Of 100 patients treated
by him were completely cured. The in
halstion Of tho vapor kills the bacilli. In
some cases the patients were kept In an
atmosphere impregnated with the fumes
night and day until they showed signs Of
relief
DR.. Sommerfeld will read paper on the
subject before the Berlin Medical Society
at the end Of April, asserting that the new
curative agent. which Is called sanosin
constitutes an enormous advance in the
treatment Of tuberculosis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
SEEK TO ENJOTN STRIKERS.
WEST chester Builders Apply TO Courts
Open Headquart err In Manhattan.

West chester Builders Apply TO Courts
Open Headquart err In Manhattan.
NEW RocHELLE. N. Y. April H.-The
builders and contractors OF Westc hester
county. whose 1000 employees are on strike
for a 20 per cent. increase In wages. have
established headquarters in Manhattan.
where they are hiring non-union men.
To protect their new employees they will
apply to the courts for injunctions.
Yesterday William H. Switzer. John
Schlotter. z. NJ. Fowler and NJ. j. Woods.
leading builders and contractors OF New
Rochelle and Pelham Manor. obtained an
order from Justioe Marean compelling
the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters
and Joiners OF New Rochelle and the
local Building Trade Council TO ehow
cause why they should not be restrained
from interfering with non-union wrkmen.
The builders allege that the unions have
used unlawful methods to Tighten away
men who have come from New YORK ana
New Jersey TO work. Many non union
men, the builders say, have been met a.
the trains by the strike pickets, who have
terroized them into abandoning their
Jobs. The order Ia returnable on Thurs
day next in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn
The unions are preparing TO send pickets
to the headquarters OF their employers
In Manhattan to meet the non-union men
and dissuade them from coming to west
chester county.
Several OF the bosses have gone TO Maine
and Massachusetts to get men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
SAN JUAN SMUGGLING CASES.
FIrst Of the Prisoners VIII He Tried On
April %.

Special Cable DsspaieA 10 TEE SON.
SAN JUAN. p. r., April n. - Benjs-
min Butler. ex-supervisor Of elections,
who was indicted few days ago for being
concerned in the smuggling cases here.
appeared in the Federal Court to-day
and demanded an immediate trial. The
hearing in his case was set for April 30.
He Is at liberty on u 900 bail. No date
has been fxed for the trial Of the others
charged with smuggling.
There will be a hearing in the Insular
Court tomorrow Of the cases Of Capt. Dun
lap, Commander Ments, Paymaster Mohun
and Engineer Giles, for whom warrants
for smuggling were issued yesterday.
Capt. Dunlap remains at the naval station.
Of which he Ii the oommandant; II has
heretofore been impossible to arrest him,
a. the warrant Of the Insular Court docs
not hold In Federal territory.
District Attorney Pettingill, who has
charge Of the Gases before tho Federal
Court, refuses TO discuss the matter. II IL
believed that an effort will b made to
continue the Gases until the next term Of
court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
CHINESE COURT NOT ALARMED
Psying little Attention TO Reports Of
New Boxer OutbreakS.
spseteI Cable Dsspafeh to TIE SUN.

Special Cable Dsspdfch TO TIE SUN.
PBKIN. April H.-The Court will return
from the Hunting Park on April IS. and
take up It's residence at the Summer Palace.
This will be four months earlier than the
Court went there last year. A reception
to the diplomatic body will be given at the
palace on May II and TO the ladies Of the
legations on June u. The plans Of the Court
have not been modified by the death Of
Yung Lu. First Grand Secretary. who is
apparently forgotten.
The Court is displaying no visible appre-
citation OF the extraordinary alarm among
foreigne1 caused by reports received by
mail from different parts Of the country
regarding q recrudescenoe Of Boxerism;
which Is creating much disgust here. ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
STUART ROBSON I'LL.
Has Q Painting Spell on the stage q
theatre In New London.

New LONDON, Conn. April 2i.--Stuart
Robson appeared at the Lyceum Theatre
tonight in Shakespeare Comedy OF
Errors, but was compelled to absent him
self during the whole second act on &C count
OF illness. Mr.. Robson played Drorn,o
OF Svrocuse until the Close Of the first act
Wben he was eeized with a fainting spell
and would have fallen in between the.wings
but for the timely aid Of the stage hands.
George Holland, who acted the part Of
the twin Dromio Of Ephesus. successfully
carried the dual part through the entire
second act and few In the audience were
aware that the star was incapacitated. Mr..
Robson was suff1ciently recovered at tne
beeinninR Of the third act to 60 on and
remain until the final curtain. He was
attached with indigestion about 9 O'Clock
and IL was doubtful at O'Clock II he would
be able to make his appearance.
A. q late hour tonight Mr., Robson was
renort ed as comfortable He will probably
be- able to continue his engagements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
NORWAY LOSING GOOD MEN.

Government Aroused Over the Emigration
to THIS Country.
Special cab,e Dsspaseh 10 TIE SUI.
CoPENHAoEN. April Alt d stated here
that the Norwegian Government 10 watoh-
ing with anxiety the steady increase In the
emigration Of >Norwegians to the United
States. The exodus reached . total Of
$1,000 In 1902. and It Ia estimated that fully
10000 emigrants will leave this year.
The seriousness Of the situation lies In the
fact that the emigrants are chiefly Of the
better class OF artisans, sections Of the popu-
lation that can be III spared II the move
ment continued the Government will take
measures to check II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
Only One Reading Celliery Wsrking In the
Shenandoah District.

MAHASor CrY. Pa. April 'i.-There =
only one Reading operation In the ma
hanoy City and Shenandoah district work
ton. The men employed at this plant
Obeyed the order Of the company 70 WORK
nine hours on Saturday and have since the
strike been very peaceful. not q single
dissension having occurred between the
men and the officials. The Reading COM
pany officials say that they win not rsoede
in their stand a. TO the locked out men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
THEATRES WE'RE SHUT.
Havana Manager Thus Secure . Reducsis
IN the Provincial Tax.

Special Cdhs DsspefeA 10 TIE sur.
HAVANA, April 2i.-The theatres and the
fTonton or ball court were closed tonight.
owing to the Provincial Council havin 6
imposed tax Of per cent. on their gross
receipts. which the managers said II was
impossible to pay. They appealed TO
President Palma for relief. and tonight
the council agreed TO reduce the tax to
per cont. These councils were recently
established under law passed by Congress.
President Palma lately called q meeting
OF the Foreign Relations Committee Of the
Senate to discuss the ooaling stations and
the Isle Of Pines treaties. According to the
statements Of those present nothing was
decided. Some Of the committee were In
clined TO believe that tho bsst arrange
ment would be to have only one treaty. In
order that the Cubans might know exactly
where they stood regarding the conditions
Of the leases for the sites for ooaAns stationa,
the Plat amendment, and the Isls Of Pines
Administration officials say there was
no opposition TO the treaties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
Cr.mp Securities Go Down.

In the Philadelphia market yesterday
the stock Of the william Cramp d Sons
ship and Engine Building Company broke
yery heavily on small sales. Philsdelphia
sdvices reported twenty shares SOLO ~ 10, o.,
sorv. Ave shsres at s7k. It was said that
,Ssrs was to be . special meeting OF the
Msac,or. At which they would formally
oMer their resgnations In pursuance OF
the arrangement which oontempiates no.
onix = chsnge In the management, but the
s Ty of economies generally In the
conduct Of the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
MORE IRON-STRIkE CONFERRTNG
Terms Of Settlement Agreed On. but
Buchanan Must Cali Strike on.


Buchanan Must Call strike or.
The local committee Of the housesmiths'
union had . conference yesterday. at the
Offices Of the American Bridge Company.
with the local committee OF the employers
association over the May day demands Of
the iron workers and the strike against the
American Bridge Company. President
Iron Workers was not present.
After the conference President Neidig
Of tho local union said that terms for settling
the strike - far a. New York was concerned
had been agreed on. but II was for President
Buchanan to declare the strike OF. A
representative Of the company said that a.
far - the company was concerned the
strike was still on.
Tho executive committee Of the union
will discuss the May day demands and re-
port the result Of the conference at a meet
Ing Of the union late this week. 1t Ia ex-
pected that both questions will Be settled
before the week ends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
oh,e Republicans 70 Meet on June ..

CoLunBus. Ohio, April 2i.--At . meeting
Of the Republican State Central Committee
to-day the date for the State Convention
was fixed for juno . and 3, and Columbus
chosen a. the place. Senator Hanna was
salected for temporary chairman Of the
Convention, and Senator Foraker will
be the permanent chairman. The nomi-
nation Of Col. Myron T. Herrick Of Ceve-
land for the Oovernorship II conceded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-22
BULGARIANS IN AN ATTACK.
Surround Small Body Of TURKS, but Arc
Driven on by Re-enferccments.

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