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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

From Sparks. in Lincoln county, is
reported the burning TO death Of the
l-months-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Thompson, as the result Of he
ohnd's clothing being set on Are by its
5-Sear-old brother. while the two
children were playing alone in the
house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28
UNION DIRECTORY

~S--~~O~~~~-O~~D~~~~~4@>~
Central Labor Union meets every Wednes
day night al Labor Hall in the Stapleton
block. r l. Woodruff, Pres 2. II, Young
Financial Secy,; r NJ. Blair, Rec. Secy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

a report from Blair, Greer county
today says that Edgar Allen, young
farmer. made an unsuccessful attempt
o kill HIS wife by drawing a razor
across her throat after they had re-
tired for the night. Believing that his
wife would die, Allen then made an
attempt 20 sever his windpipe, but it
is thought that both win recover. Al
leen cannot talk and his wife refuses
to say anything in. regard 10 the
trouble. They have been married
about four years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

The revival at Perkins brought 300
persons to the mourner's bench, IN
cluding some of the leading citizens
OF Che community" according TO John
Hlckam. Evangelist oliver went away
happy; he got S50S for his work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

10 Is reported today from Mangum
that ,he Bryan Commercial, a thirty
room hotel burned there last night.
total loss. AN the guests escaped, the
most OF them with their clothes I'm
their hands. Part Of the furniture was
saved. The loss IS $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

There are now 375 pupils enrolled
in the Tonkawa preparatory school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

An Enid florist has placed an order
for 1000 carnations in anticipation of
a general celebration OF Mckinley day
January 29 and the memorial of The
dea president win De observed as set
hy the Carnation club OF America by
wearing enc of the red flowers Pres
emit McKinley's tayorite blossom The
day win be observed I'm the schools
with appropriate exercises throughout
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

The farmers in the vicinity of Eddy
pool and buy their coal in car load
lots.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

The pearl was polished in New York,
and valued by the lapidary at $i25
The weight Is twelve grains and the
color and shape perfect Mr. Blake
says tha, the pearl is one of the many
That have been found in the Deep
Fork and is the largest so far. The
streams Of the territory may yet be
as famous as the Arkansas rivers for
pearl fisheries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28
LsAogRErrEs.


-
Local Happenings Of city and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.
The contract has been let for Law
tons opera house, TO cost $1,000 and TO
seat 200 persons.
Insurance companies will not cut
rates at Muskogee till the town agrees
TO maintain paid hremen.
1t looks as If somebody failed to
play fair and used cannon in the
bridge fight near Mountain Park.
The El Reno oil syndicate operating
in the Chanute. Kas., feld is making
money faster than st can be counted.
The revival at Perkins brought 800
persons to the mourners bench, in
cludine some Of the leading citizens
OF the community" according TO John
14lckam. Evangelist oliver went away
happy; he got s5oS for his work,
Two small boys at Paoli, |. T., told
their mother that their father had
sent them home for all the money In
the house which he wished to deposit
in bank She gave them 1878, part
of which they sQuandered in buying
two big pistols, and then took to the
woods.
Guyman (Beayer county, Herald;
A fellow IN town last week got a little
too much coyote milk in his tank and
alleged that he had several uneies
who were killers. that most of his
relatives we're "Aikan Ikes, and that
he. himself was hot perclpity" A
quiet bystander remarked that the fel-
low appeared 10 have "a bad case OF
ancestors
Frank Martin. a FalIis lad, tried TO
be- funny. and shot at a pan in which
MS hrother Jose was ryng chloS.
en-. a doctor took she bullet cur OF
Jose's hand
II determination 60 hnd gold In the
face Of obstacles entities a town E,
success. I.awton should head ihe lst
Oklahoma would be glad if an Jh'
Wichitas were solid gold.
II IS claimed that snakes are grow
ms more numerous 10 Oklahoma sine.
there have been fewer prairie fires
which formerly destroyed both tn
sniakes and their eggs
one Of the finest pearls found in th
Indian territory Is the property q
Mr Harry Blake, OF Checotah. Ml
.iake bousat the pearl Of am laiin
hoy The boy found 81 in the Dee
4 Fnrk four miles south az Checoia'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

Local Happenings Of city and Terri
tory Briefly Told.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

The German Lutherans have
school of their own at Nardin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

Kaw City is organizing brass ban
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

Decorators and Paper Hangers
Of America Forty-hve thousand strong
in the United states and Canada. Guthrie
Union 3l9 meets every Friday night at 500
IN Labor Hall John Jaros, Pres; +. NJ
Blair Secy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

LoceI linton No. ssR, J. r.. l. L. 81 A.
Meets the first and third Monday nights OF
each month al $3.50 In Labor Han. 4. Il
Young Pres.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

anthrie Typographical Union No Es7-
meets nrsf sunday Of each month az @A
b ma in rheir haH over I0 West Harrison
Ave Chas Main. Presideqt' l. d .JoNey,
Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

D. :. a. A Of ~ A.-Guthrie Branch meets
the hrst and scceud o. tuesdays AZ 500 =
m at their hal Harry Pierce. secy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

one Of the finest pearls found in the
Indian territory Is The property OF
Mr Harry Blake. oi Checoiah. Mr.
siake bougat the pearl oi am lniinn
how The boy found 81 in the Deep
Fnrk. four miles sough az Checoiah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

Ii determination TO hnd gold In The
face Of obstacles entities town 10
success. I.awton should head iae hst'
Oklahoma would be glad IL an 'he
Wiehitas were solid gold.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

Frank Martin. a Falls la3, tried 10
be funny. and shor at pan in which
his hrother Jose was lryng a chieN-
en-. a doctor took ghe bullet cur OF
Josals hnld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

W.& Wv. III OF A.-Local uuion No.
fsl meets every Wednesday night az sos
O'Clock in their hall W. =. Billings, Pres.
Roy James. SecF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

II IS claimed that snakes are grow
ms more numerous ~ Oklahoma since
there have been fewer prairie hres'
which formerly destroyed both the
SHAKES and their eggs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-28

Uni.ed assn Journeynsa Plumbers, Gas
aud te sm fittrrs -Local Union No. 35s
meets every FRIDAY night iu Hirzel Bros.
nan GA second street Andy Blair, Pres.
r C. Reed. secy.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
WITH GUN" FINDS WIFE.
Georgian Says She and His Lodge
Brother. Doctor, EIOped.

Herbert L. Scott who said ne was a prominent
builder of Abbeytlle. Ga. came to town yesterday
successful last. he says, IN search for his elop
ing wife and physician. who, he says. Is a mem
Der OF The staff Of the Post Graduate Hospital
Twentieth-st. and Secoud-ave He had previously
made threats 20 shoot the physician on sight, he
says, but instead he told him that he would make
his life miserable as ne could, and secure his
arrest and extraditiol 10 Georgia on the charge
of deserting his own wife. he brought 4 pistol
With him
Scott alleges that the doctors influence over Mrs
Scott was gained by giving her drugs while he was
treating her. He visited the police but learned
that he could not prosecute the physician In this
State The Doctors wife has warrant for her
arrest from the Sheriff Of wilcox County, Ga
Scott telegraphed to the Sheriff.
Mrs. Scott had been visiting her father IN
Charleston. s G. for several weeks before the
elopenent but left there June 13 On the same
day the doctor left Abbeville saying he going
to Chicago and St louis Scott says the two met
next day in Savannah. and the 18th sailed for
New-York. Through a circular and the help OF
some OF the staff Of the Post Graduate Hospital
here Scott discovered where the couple We're
Disguised. Scott the physician leaving the
hospital yesterday. and followed him a house in
East Nineteenth-st. He waited until the doctor
came out. Then he entered the house. and was Ill
rected to the room occupied by his wife She seemed
under the influence OF drug. Scott says. and had
hardly enough control OF herself to appear
prised. After talk she agreed 10 go back TO
Georgia and enter home.
As they were talking the physician entered. He
covered. Scott says. for he had heard that Scott
threatened to kin him. But Scott declares he
tented himself with calling the doctor scOundrel
not worth killing. Scott says the doctors
has threatened kill his father sight II he
ever returns 20 Georgia. and that the affair has
created a scandal throughout Georgia.
He asserts ne married his wife thirteen years
ago. when she seventeen. Their married life
happy until October. when the physician
neurasthenia.
In his circular Scott says that I had faith the
man q physician. a friend and a brother. and
would have given my life for him. according the
obligations We have both assumed as members OF
the same lodges" The circular called all Ma
sons, odd Fellows and Knights of Pythps Join
in the search. Both were members OF the same
lodges in these orders.
At the Post Graduate Hospital II said that
the physician in question went there four weeks
ago and paid for six months course.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
LEADING MEN DEPORTED
frrDDIe Greek Miners Take Radical
Action.
4ction.
- TELEeRAPH 10 IL rRrnr,sE.

L.
cripple Creek, aug. 20-Alleging that the
western Federation and its agents were plan
,,ug. more outrages mere, the miners OF the dis
.-ict this afternoon organized and deported ten
continent men, as follows:
Ex-Attorney General Eugene y Engley.
rank ! Hangs, attorney for the Western Fed
o-.tion; J. ". Higgins, formerly president of
.,a Cripple Creek Carpenters Union; H M N
,5e.nerdinger. one OF the principal owners of
che Interstate Mercantile Company, of Butte
wont. J. w Hall. heavy stockholder in the In
..--gtate Mercantile Company, of Butte, Mont. 4:
r Cole, former Deputy District Attorney for
teller County; NJ. J. ONeiIl, deputy county
clerk; T H Parfet, former manager of the
T-nlon store in this city; Albert Pierce, for ten
-.ars 8 prominent resident Of this city: Frank
Afkunan employed By the Interstate Mercan-
tile Company
The above men were coralled at various points
IN Cripple Creek. beginning at o'clock. and at
$40 when ell had been gathered together, they
rare started over the hills west Of town and
marched toward FIorissant under heavy armed
gusrd The movement seems to be on the part
n the miners and independent of the Citizens
Alliance.
Armed men on horseback are now making a
roundup OF the district to gather more men to
s-ve from the county.
Men VINO We're Ad4lLtO were taken from OIL
csrs TO whom they had gone for protection. IN
fer Sherfffs Parsons and Underwood were held
r-soyers until the disturbance was over. Under
euard OF 1000 men, the Objectionable citizens
were escorted 10 q point on the old Canaan City
stage road three miles from the city There a
spokesman stepped forward and said;
Tou are not wanted in this camp and you
s-e not going 10 be allowed 10 live here. You
Al not seem 10 be hsppy unless you can stir up
,-ouble. We have had trouble enough. You are
rosne on and you are not coming back If you
IN there VIII be either a bullet or a rope for
sverv one Of you. Now go, and keep going
Tn 10 this time there had been no abuse, but
ss The men started down the road yell went
m and the crowd INDUCED in threats and jeers.
II. Higgins suddenly wheeled upon the crowd
snd pulled d gun. He was promptly struck over
the head with gun by one in the crowd and
his own gun taken from him and thrown away
+is head was cut and bled prOfusely, but he
walked on with the others.
Returning 10 the city, d part Of the crowd
made an attack on the Union store. The officers
at first repuised the attack. but they were over
powered and about twenty men entered and
completely wrecked the stock All the goods
were thrown into the street The stock
worth about $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
TRYING TO SAVE THE SOUTH SID
Engineers Want to Remove Freight Car and
Still Keep Boat Ahoat.

Engineers and wrecSers were wondering yester-
day how TO save the ferryboat South Side. OF tho
Rrooklvn and New-York Ferry Company, which. as
told IN The Tribune yesterday, was in collision
Friday night with q float OF the New-York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. IN the
East River. about one hundred yards from her pier
at Tenth-st.
When the float struck the ferryboat one Of the
cars crashed forward and ripped large hole in the
naddlebox and side Of the South Side.
Captain suttIer. of the float saw the trouble at
once and rang for full speed ahead" The heavy
freight car which half way through the side
or the ferryboat was kept in position. This
allied the hole and kept the boat above water so
that the ferry did not get enough water in the
hold sink. - ,.., . ,.I - .,,. =.
The south Side is at Tweltth-st.. with the freight
drydock to-day. if It is found safe TO do So Meth
ods Of removing the freight and still keep
the Serrvboat ahoat being discussed At pres
ent if the freight removed. the boat would
quickly sink.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
INSANE WOMAN Is HERE AGAIN
Cuban Who Fired Shots in Charity organi-
zation Rooms To Be Recommitted

Transferred from the Danvers CMass1 Insane
Asylum. Mr.. Maivina Satellite. sixty-nine Years
old was taken to the psychopathic ward AT
Bellevue Hospital last night TO await recomnir-
mrnt to the Manhattan State Hospital on Wards
Island. number OF crimes have been laid at her
door.
About thirty years she came 10 America
from Cuba and went 10 Providence whore she
shot woman She was sent to prison but Iater
transferred 10 an insane asylum. and after a mum,
Der or years was released. At PHILADELPHIA she
stole horse and wagon and served another SEN
tence.
Ihree years ago she came to New-York where \
brother lives An arrangemeut was made with ,ba
charity Orga lization Society for pavrnan,s - ~
OF = week The payments were collected Uyifro,+
trouble, but one day, believing that the society,
was Withholding money from her she went 70 ,bs
rooms at Twenty -second-st and Fourth-ave IN,
der her cape she carried revolver. and wh.n a.
rnands for money did receive an i,-+,,,,r =.
isfactory reply she began firing. James Forb.,
Tnsndicancy officer was badly woundaS
The woman tried and found iDaora cL
sent TO the Manhattan State HospifeI 80 nas ~
brother got her transferred to the Danvars ~
Asylum The authorities there hnaTly saais9
tfat she belonged in this State and had h.- b-tSst
PACK yesterday TO await recommtrlent 10 w..
Island. :" "ard
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
SAYS CANADIANS ARE AMERICANS
Member Of Alaskan Boundary Commission
Declares Hays Note Was Hardly Kind

The Lucania, which arrived yesterday brought
among other passengers Rodolphe de Iernlsnr
Solicitor General FOR Canada; Walter Maxwell q A.
reoior OF the Cunard Line; Charles NJ and Ronald
Ramsay brothers OF the Earl OF DaIhousia ,,.h
came here on a visit; David Montgomery or TN
Wizard Of or company; Dion BoucicauIt and a
B. Aylesworth, Toronto lawyer and a rnarhar
OF the Alaskan Boundary Commission Mr. Avlss
worth went abroad seven weeks ago on legal busi-
ness At the time OF tha Alaskan awards he pro
tested against the findings Of the majority
Discussing the feeling in Canada regarding the
action Of Secretary Hay in instructing consulatas
that they the term America in preference =,
the United States. Mr.. Aylesworth said:
All Canadians feel that such action wss mr.
gressive and hardly a kind or the part OF Sec
retary Hay. We have much right to be called
Americans as have the people of the United
States. We have the largest part OF the co,ntr-
and were here long enough to have title 10 tSs
term Americans. IN spite OF feeling on this
matter, the feeling IN Canada is friendiy 70 thts
gether, and We have intermarrted.
Solicitor General Lemieux was met by his secra
tary and brother. He said he had gone to England
to appear the government in the case of Prince
Edward Island and New Brunswick against the
Crown. year ago. he said, statute was passed
for the reapporuonment OF delegates TO the Canad-
fan Parliament By this act 1t provided that
under the recent census the delegates from New
Brunswick be reduced from thirteen to six and
from Prince Edwards Island from six 10 four This
was fought in the courts the ground thar rhe
unconstitutional but has been decided in
favor OF the government. and the reduction OF
Dion Boucicault comes here to produce Arthur
Ptnero's Lefty in which Mr.. and Mrs William
Faversham will open at the Hudson Theatre on
September Il
David Montgomery, the Tin Man in The Wizard
OF o." went abroad three weeks ago He said
that the great theatrical success in London is he
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
ALSO WANTS MORGAN TO TESTIFY.
Subpoenas Authorized for Him, E. H. Harri-
man, James J. Hill and Others.

Justice Mccall yesterday signed an order nu-
thorizing Philip Z Reyille 10 subpoena a number
OF well known fnanciers. among them J. P. Nor
gan to be examined IN connection with n suit
brought by John ] OLeary, Of Chicago. against
Sternberger FNIld & Sim. Wall-st brokers.
O'Iear,-'s suit Is laid IN Chicago and Mr.. Reville
was appointed commissioner to take testimony
here He alleges that May O. 1901, the brokers.
without his authority bought 200 shares OF North
ern Pacific Railroad stock for his account at
panic priceg OLeary short OF tbs stock. and
his $4,000 margin wiped out by the sctfon OF
the brokers.
In asking for subpoenas for Mr.. Morgan Ed
ward H Hartman James J. Hill. Temple Bowdoin
and a number OF other men. OLeary's counsel say
that these men are experts the value OF North
ern Pacific stock that day, and will be able
to testify that tho price charged was greatly IN
OF its market value. because OF the corner
in the stock. Commissioner Reville is empowered
to subpoena all the members OF the firm Of
Kuhn Loeb & Co. from whom tho stock wns pur-
chased and 10 direct Sternberaer. Fuld & Sim to
produce their account books before him at the
hearing on September in his office.
on Thursday Mary J. Miller OF Columbus. Ohio
asked for subpRnas directing Mr.. Morgan and
others TO testify in another suit
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
FLEECED OF 81. 900.
Confidence Mem Rob and Insult
Connecticut Doctor.

Washington. Conn, Aug. 20-Dr. Henry Hart
well OF this town, has informed the police Of
Daabury New-Miiford and other neighboring
places that on Thursday he lost S.. 900 10 two
confidence men. who deliberately robbed him
and left him unconscious by the roadside. The
men have been traced 10 Brewster. n. z. where
they took train going south. One Of the two
men was IN the garb of a clergyman and the
other represented himself to be business
Interested IN the purchase OF some Litchfeld
County real estate. The supposed clergyman
gave the name OF c. Woodruff Of Ridgeheld, and
presented letters OF Introduction and credentials.
From talking real estate, "WOodruH' changed
70 government bonds. and showed q number Of
apparently genuine bonds which he offered 10
esl The opportunity for investment tempted
DR.. EaTrwell, and he agreed 10 buy the bonds
Il Woodruff would wait until he could go TO
New-Mlford and get the money The conf
1ence man offered 10 take him there in his own
carriage and return with him 10 the Hartweu
houss, where the deal could be consumuated.
While Or. Hartwel on the way back from
tie bank with So, 600 IN his pocket, the second
granger held up the vehicle and sandbagged
The doctor. In his mail Or. EaruWell received
g letter from the two men, telling him he vas an
reld fool"
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
FRENCH COMMISSIONER ARRIVES.

Al Georges Gerald, Assistant Commissioner Cen
era from France TO tie Louisiana Purchase Ex-
-Ns4uon' arrived from Havre yesterday La Lor-
tIne. and went 70 the Waldorf-Astorla- He goes
= Ct Louis to-day He is a member Of the French
Naanoer Of Deputies from the District OF Char
e11e. e2d formerly was private secretary TO the
rriesiaent- Ee was met down the bay by Deputy
sueetor Bishop. who, on Instructions from Wash
--'on extended a welcome 20 him and that
egy courtesy extended By the customs au-
-'f1iies- n. Gerald said:
o. = was here for several months in 1893, at your
ss eet exposition IN Chicago. This time I expect to
fso.ln feIn about four months. and my time VIII be
~Sns-y occupied by my duties
.,n .nsn here during me Chicago Exposition made
fi,ss.-.y q American financial and economic con-
h 4ot-s followed the effects OF the enactment
re wilson Tariff law with interest. and II is
- Alention continue these 3nvestigac cons dur
5 my stay at st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
Vanderbilt HAS MANOA.
Report That Frederick ". Has
Controlling Interest in Tract.

II was reported yesterday that Frederick w.
Vanderbilt had acquired the controlling interest
in the Manoa property, which is involved in the
present Venezuelan complications. About twenty
two wears ago the Manoa tract was granted by the
late General Bianco 10 Cyrenius G Fitzgerald. OF
NTsobenfcsvYle. Saratoga County. n Y. who died
q, lem John Bouan, of Minnesota, ana Carl
Shut OF Minneapolis. About ten years ago the
ar3gnal Manoa company went into the hands OF
James A Radcliffe OF Brooklyn. who was ap-
pointed receiver
took charge OF the interests OF the company for
~. lst, Joaouin Creape. On November "a 1896. the
connauv was bought out by the Ortnoco company,
limited which was mostly controlled by Mime
80 carstaIists 1t would appear that Frederick
W Vanderbilt has bought UP the interests Of the
m. f1ar, i. rich in iron Of the best quality lead
silver asphalt and fne timber Castro IS apPar-
sr+I,l +rring 10 hold this land from the American
"a nitaIi.ts who are supposed TO be headed oy
Vanderbilt The outcome Will PROBABLY De nsnt
bstu.ap the new interests and those remaining or
the original Manoe company. whose stocKhoIoers
were largely Phiadephia and Pittsourg men.