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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
sUCH A PRETTY, WHITE DONKEY.
But How He Could Kick and How He Did
K,ck-WaS Worse to Handle Than Lions.

A pure white donkey, very small and
sedate looking, arrived at the Westcott's
express Cfice at $40 Washington street,
Brooklyn yesterday. in transit for the big
show at Luna Park, Coney Island. An
earnest, businesslke exprcssIlan laulcd
out big box and proceeded to coax, then
assist the sedatc looking animal into it
just then trouble. occurred for the express
man A very pretty young women stand
INK near suggested, in sweet voice, that
ii might be wise for the ngn to stand at
the animals head rather than at his neither
end.
Thank you, -
The sentence was not finished. The
expressman landed on the far side of the
box, in most undignifed attitude. at the
feet Of the young woman, who laughingly
said, Il told you So"
Still calm and looking "a harmless as a
kitten, the donkey stood as though moth
Ing had happened when the e4pressman
struggled painful 10 his feet. A second
attempt was made TO get the donkey int
the box. One side was lowered 10 the
ground and the pretty little animal wos
backed to the edge. While one man held
the c!onkey's head the first expressnan tried
to tip the box On its end, with the idea OF
slipping the donkey down thu side into the
box.
The animal was too q uick. however
Both heels shot out as though discharged
from a cannon. The box was knocked into
kind.hg wood and the man again toppled
over.
Meantime two lions destined for the same
amusement resort had been transferred into
a second express wagon and start ed safely
or their way. IL was finally decioed to
rut the dol.;ev into the wagon without
toxing him up. The lions arrived safely
at 8 o'clock last night, but up TO inidhient
the donkey had not been heard OF by tho
management at Luna Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
TO SAVE TIE DJSCO| cry.
Royal Geographical Society to Send
RELIEF Expedition South.
Special Cable Despatch to THE Sun.

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. May ls.-At meeting of the
Royal Geographical Society its president,
Sir Clements Markham, appealed for
els 900 to be devoted to relieving the British
Antarctic ship Discovery, which, according
to last reports, was caught in the Southern
ice pack and was in serious difficulty.
Sir Clements said that the relief ship
Morning. which had brought back the first
news of the Discovery's work, must again
be sent southwark in December to succor
and not improbably to savo the Discovery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
ARRESTED AN ALDERMAN.
Surprised Hin, So That He Fen on the Floor

Police Inspector Archibald and Detec-
tive Clark OF Jersey City rode around town
in patrol wagon yesterday picning up
nickel-in-the-slot machines and saloon
keepers who refused to obey Chief Murphy's
order to remove the gambling devices
from their barrooms. Three machines
were taken TO Police Headquarters.
Alderman Bernard Farrell, who keeps
a saloon at First and Grove streets, had
a fit when Detective Clark told him that
he was under arrest He rolled on the
floor, frothed at the mouth and struggled
with four men who tried to hold him The
police put him to bed and sent for ply
sic,an.
Saioonkeepcrs Frank Kohhund Of Grove
and Second streets and Herman w. Crete
Of Coles and Third streets were arrested
for maintaining resorts for gambling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
EVIDENCE MIGHT SUIT GREENE.
but Magistrate Zeiler Refuses to Find
GaloOnkeeper Guilty on It.

UNt MAkIStTdte It1FT WcIuSrS ~ THU
GaioOnkeeper Guilty on 1t.
Joseph Murphy. bartender OF saloon
ut 10th street and Second avenue. was
before Magistrate Zeller In the Harlem
court yesterday charged with violation Of
the excise law on Sunday.
Detective Steinkamp testified that he
found three men drinking in a rear room
OF the place.
That il no violation OF the law!' cried
the Magistrate. why, many of the liquor
dealers live in their rear rooms, and they
friends II they choose. Such an arrest
is an Outrage. suppose Commissioner
Greene expects us to hold men on such
evidence as this, but l for one refuse to
do So"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
Gov. Hunts Daughter Here From Porto
Rico.

Miss Elizabeth r. Hunt, a daughter Of
Gov. Hunt of Porto Rico, and Miss Juliette
Buck, ward Of Gov. Hunt were passo,-
gers " sterday on the incoming steamer
Ponce. They were driven from tho pier
at the foot Of Pacific street, BROOKLYN, to
the home Of friend in Madison avenue,
where they will remain until the arrival
OF Gov. Hunt next month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
Three Governors on a Jersey Commission.

The new Morris Canal Commission, con-
ssting OF John w. Griggs, Foster M. Voor-
bees and George T. Werts, all ex-Governors
of New Jersey, organized In the Fuller
building, Jersey City, Yesterday. by electing
ex-Ciov. Werts, the lone Democrat. as
chairman, w. s Sayder, secretary. and
Harry w, Runyon, counsel. The COM
consider the question of abandoning the
Canal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
Game Preserve for senator spooner.

MANCHESTER. N. H., May ls.-Sanator
Spoonar of Wisconsin has purchas I'd l,0oo
asrss in the town of Pitlsburg, n. H.. on
the Canadian border 1t is understood
that he will make a game pres rye of it,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
Auto women Guy bike Cop--He's Hurt.

Two women on the back seat OF an auto
mobile that flew down Fifth avenue last
night puyed Bicycle Policeman Renssel aer
who was pursuing. Al Twenty-siSth street
the utomoble turn,d East and Rensselaer's
bicycle ran into hole ard he was thrown,
hurting his leg. A cabman took him to
Belleylle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
PLEASE, FIND Wy CLOTHES.
Parade Of Supers to The Police In borrowed
Garmcnts-SOme Scant.

Garmcnts-SOne ScNm.
Six of the men in the chorus OF THE Sultan
Of Suu," at Wallack's Theatre, went to the
Ienderloin police station, after the per-
Torrance last night, and said somebody
had stolen their clothes while they were on
the stage.
The Complainants hsd to borrow clothes
to reach the police stb ton. All that one
man got was linen buster and a pair of
shoes.
Several Of tho supcrs in when My Lady
Peggy Comes To Town at Waliack s. made
q similar coIapl6 int
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
Third Rail Caused . Fire.

The engines were called last night to
put out fire under the Third avenue ele-
waited railroad station at l40th street.
Spars- from the third rail had set fire to
some ties. Tho damag" was slight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
GOV. NGcm Leaves Albany.

Gov Odeil loft Albany at 5 o'clock yes-
tercay, presumably for New York. He
d,d not appear at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
the Union League Club or his usual sop
ping places.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19

Gre~ncr Commercial Agent OF the United states
al ! l,ui,oSto,R saws! THE Bost map o. Nan
churia Is publ sncd b., the New 'rE central Ran
receipt OF s cents in stamps by George " Lhnitls'
General Passenger Agent Grand Central S'a'ion
New Sork.-Adt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19

Rock Island runs two trains day from Chicago
tn Cnlorado-Rocky Mountain Limited. leaving at
5is p NJ: Big Five. leaving at 1880 y. NJ. Tickets
and fuil information at i0l Broadway or 35ih ST.
and 9Th Ave. Call or vrite.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
The 2O-Ilour TrAiu.

between New York ana Chicago Is t6c roth Century
Li,rI,cd, by the New York Central ana Lake Shore
railways sidr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19

Burpett's Cocoatne kills dandrun. AllAys irrita.
ton and promotes the growth Of the hs!r..-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19
Oh Valley

Improved Service on Lehigh valley
New train leaves New York $40 A. NJ, arrives
Buffalo 40 =. u, Fare. s.. Pnror car b'hihg
eAr-- AT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19

Every American Wants n Map Of Manrhurii

by four trains per day by the New York Central
Lines from the centre OF New Yofk.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-19

For the tonuOisssur.
Pail Mall
London Cgareties.-Ads.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24
Otte Gienoeoele.

Stte Sienbeoele af Spgbommene |
Rprene, 2eperen, gleren eler 8Iut
oct foraariageoes al Sperfloo al
urinipre Spitemet.
lt%rinipre er glooets Sienbe.
Oct forarmer % forgifter Slooet.
Or. 9apio 8~enneop's Saporite
@emebp faloes af 2ager en- Sienbe al
llrinipre. Set err en- gloggisrer,
9Iobbpsser, 9lobrenier og Sornper.
Wange 9eeer flyer oct fan furerc
griabt'S 9iieaie. 81 erfl9rer Or.
Gapib &enueop's Saporite &emeop
for at bore en- itffer, abiolut og per-
manent 9lir for Sell | 9prerue, 9ep-
rem, 9IGren og 8loSet; for &beuma-
tism,e, 9Dspepiia, Soritoppelie %
Spsoomme iaa alminbeIige blanbt
4pinber.
Den er beIti9iennem pepetabil, Ser.
for albeleS t~fabesIsS.
8rsp oen. Den bill eisre Dig friif.
Grpgiiter iRIeer oen | upe 80 Genfs
Stprrelier os a~lminbelige Stsrrelier
$1.00 5laifen.
grsosHuRs not for Gu Prsu,, nit pr. Bon.
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout, NY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

Ht
Miritroiien bar ogian en- Coz, iosu
forbpoer Gbineiere at inbuanore. 90
en- WisiionGr fra ~luitraIiem piIoe
ompenoe en- Gbineier til beu friitns
.eare, ipirstc ben ill, guile &es.
ming: a
Set, leg blir en- ariiten, er bet
laa ftifert at lee iaar fontnle inc /
SimmeIen2"
"Sa,~ iuorte MisiionQren.
Oct er bra moi" jporte Gbineie.
rem; men bporior Upper s life Gbi.
iieiere ind ! Muitralien, rlaar 8 bill
la benz fomne inc | pimmeien2"
"aa Der er. intet arbeioerparti
! SimmeIen,@ ipurte MisiionGreu.
llnaer 6orIopeliestioen taller ban,
mems bun bsrer paa, % efter Bril-.
luppet taIer bun, mems ban maa bsre
paa. Den ienere taler be begge,
pens Naboerne berer paa. Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24
Sroofs Romet.

Gaa Gid. Sbierpatoriet ppbageoe
9roofs / 1889 ben @omet. iom er op.
faIbt eitrr bam, % iom ban M bar
iunoet igieu. Zen itob affurat paa
Oct Steb, bOor oen .iisIse bans &c.
reguiraer ifliIoe itaa. Den bapoe,
mener ban. en- SmIsbstio omfring
SoIsu paa 81 aar isr 1886; men !
oct aor off oeu tpersiaiennem Siipi.
tiers Iaaner % Iftaa peb bette Scm.
meuitso hape uiitet nogIe al fine
SeIe, Gen bar mn en- Smipbstio paa
III aar % peuote / 1897 tiIbaae til
Solert, S December oil Den bore !
SoIn9re % founer Aa til Of ltaa 39
@tiaiouer Nil borte ira SoIen %
omtreut Iiaeiaa lnngt ira Soroen.
Zen bar ct iaa ipagt ems, at Den life
tan ices anOeuite@ emo poa Gid.
Sbierpntoriet. oar ben nosen Sno.
u~irfriua paa geiretg Ten or al icmte
Stsrrelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

Councillor, naar Der er Here 8i.
ger | en- 6amilie, er bet ben aIoite,
iom Der forores Si9lp Of meoens be
minore iaar gaa fri; men bette er life
ret; be bsr ole pGnnes til at bore
til 3ienelte. en- Ror bepiier life III
Barn uosen Sieueite berpeb, of bun
Iaoer bet oppore / 2ebissang eIer /
npioenbeo ON busIige Bligter.
Smenbifisnt bine 9stre fan babe
gooe lloiigter til at funne boIbe Sic.
mere, naar De iaar eget Siem, b9n-
Der Oct DOG, at bisie iommetiber FOR.
laoer en- paa Den meit rbeleiIise lib,
og lpffelig er cen 4pinbe og benbes
5amilie meo. Der oa fan taee fat meo
&pnbiabeo, inbtiI Sienerens IIaos
fan beiRttes igieu. 9esuoen bil en-
Fige, Der Ter, at benbes Susrnor for.
itaar iig paa bper enfelt sins, iom
ifaI ubrettes, % Dor goo Snbiigt !
fine Observation-Disclosures, sisre
fig itsrre 6liS % bore minore til.
bsielig til at paatage iis ben ohm.
SigbebSmine, iom bespGrre er iaa al.
minbeIis MI for Siben, % iom fro
fsrit al ] iaa mango EiIfeISe ifriper
fig ira Susmooerens esen l1pioenbao
% ubpgtigbeo. buao Susitel ungaar.
(Mere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

= SfsIse 2Iopos &esiIter for 1908
n omiatter @erbens SanoelsHaaSe
1912 Seilifibe me6 nosetn9r 61a
Miaioner Cons SrGstisbe0 Oh
29,943 9ampifibe paa tiIfammen
oper 81 Miaiouer Cons. gnslmbs
anbel fommer ielpislselig isrit; ba
Soreneoe Stater sisr GorSring paa
at bore SEQ. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

$ gnitraIieu bpeaer Sarmerne
line Ssllafte Gonife nnSerleheS iprse
emo hos oS. Set er life iieISen a.
trGt'e Gem Here 8onse itsrre emo oen
SnSebpgnira, Ger buier 6armens 81.
riae g0iinG % De inNeboloer pite mer
eno 1000 Gems SO. en- 8eiienSe bar
let en- ai1mpcitat Ger par 29S 5oo
lana % 81 6cO breo. Zen rageSe nG.
item leo Soc / Ssiecn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

HllSIarb % gittrriee fan life
lfrGnme Sultanen IeIl San IRE.
iormerer", iom ban ieIp iinoer for
goot, % bIauier boaSe 40 G;oren og
Den samIe, GruGrSige aeiier.
9rtaen meIlem Sapnr % GitSIaub
or | GitaaeuSe - / @laoene. Ien
Oct betpr pitt iutet.
Get berettes ipm 9IoSnpt, at en-
italienif Mnbanoler, iom pilSe ia ia
et Sab ! ct Scar fldbt al Bin. iom itos
og ai9ret. orufnei unoer 9aoningen,
90 at bans Setter UNDER lit 5oriss
paa az reobe banL SeIte SfiGbne meo
lin Sror. Nanhen Dor bilSet | ben
Spertro. Of ran ifiiIbe iaa en- ria
Sinbsit, ON han boSet liz | Gin.
Stllbe Der pGre uogen al $50.
ITEMS 9Tiere. iom pIcicr nriffc ito.
.Ilenif Sin iaa bebsper DC life at FRO,
at ocnne &iitcrie er ianS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24
ScI0pen paa Diff.

GIN anoen Sri9eosbag tiIbragte
Den remte 2spe fra 9incoln Barf i
Chicago, Sainois, ueb at iosmme
frem % tilbase peo Spo. Gbicagos
Strano. Deg eioroe milntert pcb
5prtaarnet % Sainois Staalperf.
Gp De grp flyer: "5pis ieg fom ben
paa 10 3cos Giitano, pilbe ben fsIge
mig. Den fienoer mig blanbt I'll.
ienb."
SirSoag gitermiooas isste ben at
fomme op | RiioSerprammen "Men.
tor. 2 Mil nbenfor Spo.gbicaso.
Sprbeber aimbal too | 9sren paa
Sl9bebaaoen, oa 2spen Hog fine 9ii-
ter uper sGiinsen os boIbt fait | ct
Ear Sefunoer, men maatte Hippo.
5Drbsoeren trobbe. oct bar ct Sd
ubpre og blen iaa r9b, at ban bat
neo | Gitmmet. aapt. Wc8regor la.
itcSe ct Gang til 2spen os frantte
rem brre.
Gabobperne runbt ON peo 2afa
Midf col gisr .2sier meo Ss.fpes;.
Itorlen.
"Gn ip9r SsIspe," ifripes fra 81.
Soieph Did, "piite Jig ioag | Dor
@lp; men Den for burtig tilbase til
Storiisen ba ben fit ie, bpaoilass
gp ben nprmebe iig TIL os at Mar-
riage-e lerfen itoo paa 9roen meo en-
Notwithstanding, iom ban pilbe
afbGnbe til nebiat 8ris,"
Ger bIep itor SpitanbeIie / South
Did, iiser en- auoeu Sioeu-
DC, "ba ben rsntte SsIspe optraaOte
/ Dor Iibte. Gen fom tiblig iSag,
morges, men 9pen pibIte oct life. ier.
enc ben bsrte Carmen Of en- polo.
lem Scamp, iom 3speu s~eraaoeoe |
meo en- 9linosris. 9russiiten, iom
eies 9linbgriien, ileoe benne til
!Si9Ip meo en- ipGr alubbe, iom ban
loo banie paa Sslspen, inbtil Den
maatte flpgte no | 8anoet igien."
"gor fsrite Sanfe," flyer man I;
bpaano, bid, "par ben, at en- SID.
srm fom paa 9eisg til ps Iiobass;
men cen nelfienote 2po, ri bsrte, foo
oS i%oritaa, at oct ingen rinsere pnr
emo "9eniamin" fom rsmte ira Gin.
noln 8arf i Chicago. Benjamin"
tom bio for at iege aniettelie | ct
Sommerbotel; ben tog fell al aars-
tioen, maapibe."
"4p Seiler". llnber Senne Sper.
ifriit mebbeIes fslsenoe Gotits fra
@aufegar, ST.: "9is Ben, iom tiff.
fer to 500 og 6 Eommer opbt, fpm
inb paa Sapnen SCI. 6.t5 / Sormib.
bag. Zen iibflarerebe al. 1880 t
gitermiobog % iatte aurien noro-
oper for | 9aaait at aaa til Manito.
moe, bpor Sen pil Iegge iis | Ssrbof
for at reparere. 8ens gogborbs-
lanterne bite Sorg.1
ct Telegram fra Netu 9orf for.
Den neSre 9d az @aa Street
bIcp / SnsoasS beitprtet oeS at ie
Ben, Den rsrnte SsIspe fra 9incoIn
garf, bonnie opoper til "Stoef or.
DANCE" % fIpue opoper Srappernc,
Get bar lige fsr man lnffebe. Men
iaa Winuter eiter blen Den bcrte | en-
Sos, bpur Den nGiten brilfneoe. Sos
len banueoes al aft bet 8ano. JON
blc,, trrRFat rs ~ a., Gal Mfttpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

Gritru ale Snouitriifoler
&uSInnS itnar i 5orbinoeIie mee tore
Sobrifer. boor elepcrne iaar Ssn ef.
Ter 6crtieueite, B. b. |. Sctalins Ior.
bOaS Dc aisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

0anrifgf uofP1ft SreffeInftelie, for0
jea ! "Suldarnif" eiorbc fsIsenoe @e
mRrfning: "Se M En- bet | Roro
lamb. Worge, at norife Wormnnb piiel
lin Hatriotismei1 San fumes slRoi
liza oper 19erierfersansen moo SnaI
fanseritafionerne". % Ran babler iff,
De Yerioner, iont nier eIer minort
aabent prsuIet ON Sjaip fra Hus'
lamb.
"isr Norolanosaffrren Tom pae
gane, bar bet title, 8inoitiae oo
5reS | @emptterne. Seq Ienstes
rigtig efter en- Iiben Storm; bette ei
nGiten iom @elfemaben fpnr min
Sanfe), inno er ben. men opermaaos
|fieoelis til baglig aoit."
Gette er 10 rene Orc for Ienaenel
Srcb | @emgtterue par Welfemaoer
lior "Storeeut", Der bar goat % ben.
let Storm. Seq tror life, Ianoen
err iaa raoifal. iom ban cir liz Wiue
al at bore. Beurer bar fanife ID.
bet liot iortere enc 9anfen.
Get fan NOT b9re, at unberteenebe
err "fsbt % opbpfsen | en- norif Smsr.
os Sitebpso" os "oerfra o%perbpttsl
til DC ieoe. amerifanife 8rGsgange"
men ! nit garnbomsbiem par "Nos.
yelling, Salt % anrpe eIler Silbe.
lafe atpeo goteterue fiilot iaa aImin.
beige &etter Tom Smsr os OF 90
2rret og Rsmmesrsb, os ies peo al
grfarins, bpab oct biz Il at be en- Wor
ON Wao, naar Der life finoes Iab |
Siiet. Seq buffer osiaa, bboroan
9rsbmoien og grebipren imager.
bpdb Be febe amerifanife @r9ssangc
betr9iier, iaa bar leo intet at befla.
CO mig oper; men bet fan nof b9n.
DC, at baaoe "Storegut" % mango at
Dem, iom "sif gererfersang" |
gtorolmo, Ieper flilot iaa iorgirit %
er i'se'ad oeitareoe loHH nioerte8'
neSe.
On nuben Sag err set, at Sen nor.
lie He9Jetih9 o9 Stortlaset ian "a
forismt lin Eligt moo Dc fattige 81.
llere. Wen DER er 9lori 1aa Heaet
lor oefit ION !. WIS. Tor DC tai'lae
SlisH'1llo % Slaoselerie ! oe notlte
Sfhsf' % Slleopsoer' laiuer le9.
Salhouil9peosisle Spolgiere par nor
Iorlsaf al lpfte onof Dloo melem oe
lalit8e % Ae9lerlnsel Sp o9 Spao
lehoeh'lefos 'aapel 'orn ! ytorolano;
men tror Slore9lt' oet ptioe OIL De-
ere george ON oer plep aprer oa
maroa O. m;SIo. rsfso. $500
snn Snrsr =, m~rortsn,. ~, s,
hru,os nas Sor;ta',s ~ ,;,for
n,o - So, ,tors aIort,r WarSrnrh;,.
,or A. sr;,e ,,oS mi, So, -, :
Sno,.fsr snr Sn..r ossr r,,s,;s s,,s
bror,;ro NOR, a. E,.,,, m,t. o.,
r,orn ,or, ,,,,on Snsrs ST.
Slot opagiterte SuientaIter, Ser Tia
"Store9ut" er blet Ieie "Melfema.
oen" og IGrgter eiter Storm, aaar
Gpao iocialiltiife Sepebrsbspolitifere
bar inobilot Dem.
"a ieg iorreiten BELT tror, at
"Storeaut" life ieIp lifte i'm artifel,
ba ban lit ie Den paa Brent, ifaI ieg
la Oct gaa meb bette.
On Wonb | Snbiono IfisS fsrit lin
al en- SloSoerbiitorie. ser orlurbet
fla poa ct arrnblsit Rpate. Wor
SIaboer "a Wor Sopooliot mootte
ga bel Ia @runS iii at onibe Tia |
Spnorrne al @Ipbe oper of M ,,S.
rr:.
S" w
or " ,a'N. "'"''s' V'"0
"'''e ""s"N''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-24

DIR. David Kennedys Golden Drops !bslbrSer
ffrar seuratet. Nbsumatisme, 6osftupuiris
Ger, Hrauotaar. 25e, o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-03-23
CHICAGO FLIRTArIoNs COSTLY
They Are Worth stoo Each. Accord
ing to Recent Decision.

Chicago, IT,, March 23-It costs
500 to flrt in Chicago now. accordng
to a precedent set by Justice Chctt in
the Warren avenue police court y,sIc-
day 1t fell to the part of T.. ~ Bow
ers, a student Of Rush Medical college.
to assist the court in ESTABLISHING tie
amount per fiirt Bowers who lives
at 4O3 Lincoln street. was arrested on
the charge of disorderly conduct. and
testimony at the trial went to show
that each morning he made signs from
his window to the young women living
in the vicinity Despite his denials
the evidence was so strong that Judge
Chott gave the young man the limit
for disorderly conduct. His friends
paid the fine, and the young womer
who failed to appreciate the students
- Nntion giggled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-03-23
cLzsELANO on TARIFF REFORM.
The Brooklyn Eagle Thinks He is
Right on That Question.

New York, March 23.-The Brook
lyn Eagle says. editorIally: "The
World newspaper is stirring up Col
Watterson and other people, to say
nothing of Colonel Bryan, for he was
a colonel once. by talking about Grov-
er Cleveland as a candidate for pres
ident 10 1904, Mr. Cleveland, himself,
has been talking lately. but not about
the presidency or any candidacy for It,
but about Henry Ward Beecher as his
ideal hero, and about real tariff reform
IS the only kind worth having There
has been more agreement on what he
said about Henry Ward Beecher than
on anything he ever said before There
is more Democratic agreement upon
what any other Democrat has said"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-03-23
ROW IS CAUSED
BY ELKINS LAW
Measure Has Involved the
Western Passenger
Association

Chicago. H., March 23.--Difference
of opinion regarding the meaning Of
the Elkins Law has involved the West
ern Passenger association in the worst
row in its history The trouble devel-
oped quickly today when the associa--
tlon met for the purpose of discussing
the recommendation recently made
by the mass meeting.
The matter of party rates came
early in the discussion and notice was
given by the Wabash Wisconsin Cen
tral and Great Western that they
would trow party rates open to the
public and no longer confne them Ia
theatrical parties, base ball clubs and
organizations giving entertainments
The other lines protested that such ac
ton would give the ticket brokers a
new lease of life. as it would permit
them 10 organize parties and scalp the
rate.
The row over the matter was intens
fled by the fact that the Burlington
and other lines had sent out circulars
Of Instructions to agents before the
lines had been given an opportunitl
to talk the matter over.
To make matters worse. it wai
learned that one of the strong lines
had asked legal advice regarding the
immigrant bureau, which is thought b,
some to be in violation of the new law
The association probably will be il
session several days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-03-23
KINo 81 sAXoNY sRANps LOUISE

Dresden saSony, March 23-The
King q saxony has written en- open
letter to his people thanking the tor
the proof 81 heir sympathy wlfh mm
lin the recent sad misfortune which had
befallen himself and his family.
The king expresses the hope iha.
the perturbation and excitement
which seized on large Section Of
the population in consequence Of the
distressing events Of last winter" will
now give place to quietude and the old
feeling of confidence.
In conclusion he begs the people
not to believe those who aver that
behind all the miserable business
lies a tissue OF falsehooi and decep-
tion, but to believe the word Of your
king that this infinitely painful affair
arose solely from the ungoveraable
passion OF a noman who had long be-
ifore secretly fallen"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-03-23
CAD MAN NAssED.
Simpson Of Custer County, Captured
In Mexico.

Simpson Of Custer County, Captured
In Mexico.
Weatherford, Okla, March 23.A
Sheriff campbell has captured B. F..
Simpson at Demlng n. NJ
Simpson is one of the territory's
toughest citizens. and for some time
he has been wanted for seduction, de-
fault of an $500 bond and horse steal
ing Mr. Campbell got onto the Grim
inals whereabouts last week and in
company Of Deputy Sheriff Thomas
started out in the Direction Of Amor
liza, Texas.
From that point Mr. Thomas return
cd home the sheriff having found out
that his man was in New Mexico.
Later the deputy received a wire
from Campbell stating that he had
Simpson coralled and instructed him
to go to Guthrie and secure the nee
essary reQuisiuon papers from Cover
nor Ferguson Mr. Thomas went to
Guthrie and secured the papers and IL
Is quite likely that Simpson win soon
be a boarder at the county Jail
Other important arrests will be made
by Mr.. Campbell soon. He has been
working upon the clues for some time
and is about ready TO land the law
breakers behind prison bars