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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

scheme for such a long period withou'
detection Two yeere ago. while the
young man was carrying on sihali
commission business in buying and sell
ing cattle feed q Is alleged ho went 70
9. W. strouss & co. and explained that
be was buying largo quantities OF cot
ton seed and cotton hubs. which he dis
posed or to Nelson Morris Co.
In order to carry on the business, IL
Is alleged he explained that large
amount OF money was necessary to take
up the drafts which were made daily
on him for the feed and TO take up the
bills OF lading made with the shipments
lie. It is said. requested s. w strauss
q CO. TO finance the deals, which they
agreed to do.
From that time on. Il Is claimed, Hof-
heimer delivered to Strauss & co. daily
lists OF car loads OF cattle feed which
he said he had bought from various con-
Germs. and had sold 10 Nelson Morris 4
co. he would obtain checks for tho
amount Of his purchases from Strauss
& Co. and at the same time he would
deliver to the bankers q draft on Ntl.
SON Morris & Co Tor the emount foi
which he had Informed them he had solo
the feed to the packing company Th'
draft taken by the bankers was depos
tied in their banks in the usual cours'
of tneir business.
Al the beginsaing. according to tn
bankers. Honhcimer carried on onl
small sales, but the amounts Of Oh
transactions grew. so that sales TO Mel
son Norris & Co. as reported by dof
helmer. amounted 10 more than $4,000
, day. Until the FIRST Of this mont
the supposed sales continued, and the
Il was learned. t Is said, that the SAFE
. were fictitious Instead of taking up tl
drafts which he had said were made o'
against him when he bought the SUI
posed feed Honheimer took up u
y drafts which he gave against Nelse
Morris q Co In that way he continue
= from day 70 day Increasing his SUI
4 posed sales and taking up the larg
h drafts against the packing company Wi
ii the larger checks given him by
e bankers each following day making
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

state Of Ohio. CITY OF Toledo, Lucas
County. S.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
IA senior partner Of the firm Of f. J.
Cheney & Co. doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and state
afore said and that said firm will pay
tbe sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9Th day OF De.
cember, A D.. 1885.
A. w GLEASON
seal) Notary fu'ho
ialPs Gatarrh Cure Is taken inter
naIly. AMI acts 6hectiy on the bloo'
and mucous surfaces Of the system
SEND for testimonials free.
F. ]. pIIENEV & CO., Toledo, G
Sold hy all Druggists. 75c.
Take HANS Family Pills for consu
patton.
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small gain each day on the use Of the
bankers money.
knowledge Of The drafts ala no, reach
the company until November 4. when
Nelson Morris accidentally discovered
one check while q was in tho bank at
the stock yards An investigotetn fol-
lowed, and Honheimer is alleged to have
made complete confession 20 strauss
Of his operations. admitting that for
eighteen months he bad been carrying
on the scheme which had made him "a
living. ana -, che close had nettod him
Z 1926 600. tho amount OF the check re-
ceiyed from the banking concern to take
care OF the days business.
HonhSlmer declares that he lost th'
money in Investments. lie VIII be give'
a hearing before Justice cochrane De
ccmber 3.
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.sETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
AT THE FAMOUS.
LOGAN COUNTY
FARMERS iNsriTuTE.

LOGAN COUNTY
FARMERS iNsTiTuTE.
There Is general complaint coming
from farmers institute workers in ok
lahoma to the effect that they seem
unable 10 arouse sufficient interest
among TIE farmers 70 get them to ot-
tend tho meetings IN most Instances
the attendance "a limited 20 q few old
wheel horsos ara new oomers who have
been accustomed TO attending al in-
stitutos held IN the home county ia their
former some state q few converts arc
secured at each session. but not one
where there should be atty The form-
er Of today who does not avail himself
OF every opportunity Tor enlightenment
( IS certainly standing in his own light
ana he has no one TO blame for his
shortcomluas but himself Attend one
session OF your county institute and you
/ win then see how very little you DO
know about the business you are trying
to follow for q livelihood.
There are always 10 be found IN evcry
community class Of non-progressiyg
farmers who would not be anything else
no matter what opportunities were
available for The bottermcnt Of theii
social conditions but there are others
who would Improve conditions by ot.
tending farmers Institutes Il they coul1
but adopl some means Of remembering
!, the dates for such meetings
The Logan County Farmers institw
win hold their annual session az Guth
rle on Dec 20 and ~.
Cut this ont and paste q on the tabl
cloth al yorr accuatomed place pn
your wife win probably remind you O
enc date in "a Way chat you won't for
get iL Try 3D.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

Nothing win cure indigestion that
doesn't digest the food, itself and give
tbe stonach rest You can't expect hat
a weak stomach wiz regain its sifens ~
and got well when u is compelled 70 "a
the FUN work uat Sound stonncn spouio
DO. You wonldni expect sieN ne'se
TO get well when it Is eompehea ~ ~
fali days work. every aity Of lhe "eeh'
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is pefieet al-
gestant ana disests the food iesafaleaa
~ the condition OF your stomach he-
iievos indigestion Belching Sour sio'n-
aCh. and AN stomach disorders SOFA ns
e. H. Rcnfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01
SWINDLING
MADE EASY
YOUNG MAN SECURES
S256,0OO BY MANIP-
ULATIUN
SAID HE DEALT IN COTTON
WaSNephewOf NelSOnMOrriS
and Secured Recognition

Chicago, Dec. 1.-samuel n. Noh-
hcimer. a nephew Of Nelson Morris, the
millionairo packer, was arrested here
last night. charged with having swindled
S w Strauss & Co, mortgage brok-
ers l6i Lasane street, out Of S2560eo.
Beinlt unable to furnish bonds fixed at
si5O.j00 by Justice Cochrane, who is-
sued the warrant for his arrest Hon
heimer was taken 20 the Cook county
jail.
The alleged swlndie operated by HON
heimer extends over period OF
eighteen months His relations viii
the Norris family 81 is said. made II
possible tor Hoffheimcr to carry ont th'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

II Is "a fearful fate 10 have 90 caduie
tho Terrible torture Of Piles ~ can
tru.hfully my writes Harry colson ei
s1asoayne Ia "shat for Blind, hleed-
ing. ltchlne and ProtrudlnF fHea'
Buckilns Arnica saiye. ia ihe best cure
made.r ALSO bcst ior cuts. burns anN
injuries zoe at al drpgsiais
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

ws haro tbe ueResi things in ehiaa
rom France. Eagiand Germany Ana-
.rla itaiy ana Japan. These s'o"a ~
iusi fresh from the eastern N''i
Come n and look al them puinfie
ohss ana China CO.. East ok'anoinf'
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01
ANOTHER PREMIUM FOR
PouLTRY SHOW

The sure Hatch Incubator company Of
Clay Center Neb., have informed sec
rotary I.averty that they viii donate an
additional premium to be awarded dur
ing the poultry exhibit neNt month,
one hundred egg Incubator Mrs. G. N'
Jones is focal agent for this incubator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01
rARKgR,s STUDIO.

w C. Parker's music studio 1o9 cleve-
land ave, lie win take Knitted mum
Der ofpupns on the foIowingi Piano
organ. viollr v.o,ln ecllo giiiar AND
mandolin. VOICE CULTURE, through
bass, harmony and musical compositions
also tNe, plccolo and clarlnette. For
terms. call az studio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

rhe cotton compress is running over
time now a days although the season is
well advanced. and hundreds Of wagon
loads Of the crop come IN daily from the
outlying farms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

our Gun shop is open ana ready for
business Get the choke fixed. In your
gun. so you can kill quail "a the black
Jacks. Al Olsmiths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

Mems Stacy Adams and Croasetta
$3.50. $500. s40o and $3.50 shoes this
weeks special sale price, f2.so. T. g.
Robinson. III E Okla
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single statehood Delegation, Washing
ton, D. G., December 6. 1905.
For the above occasion excursion tick
cts will be on sale 90 Washington and
return for one fare round trip final re-
turn limit. thirty days from date OF sale
Tickets can be purchased December g.
only. H. n. cocHRELL Agent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01
LOCAL POINTS.

An Of the freight depots were closed
on Thanksgiving day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

Special sale on Albums. Saturday and
Monday at Temple Of Economy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01

The temperature of yesterday eausen
the first break IN the winters supply OF
coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01
TURKISH BATH PARLoR, COR.
OKLAHOMA AND SECOND ST.

RENrso's roR LowNEya CAM
DIES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-01
BAD BLOOD SasHESs SSS 'HTlEs Esf 5isssss sas1sH

ry r tic iy dependent on Tor nourhment aud
STRENGTH any vital Steam OF lie becomes
No can be wei e
blood snpure energy natural with ea e
sallow the vital energies are az 10" ou
suffer CEREAL broken down condition Of health The
disorders that
ing failing to receive the proper anu
the and dull and the
snd % ino that should through these channels OF nature
are left produce Rheumatism, Caa sores l o
When the blood
@ and diseased condition treated with remedy nat IS n
only thorough gentle its action 81 aPuey
made Of roots herbs what needed not only cean
and strengthens it. but
- gently builds up the entire system by its hne
<QTa <ERa tonic effect S renvgorates
theb gives tone and vgorto the blood
"a NSA IN the different parts, carries ro
49, &efw andst S. s. S acts more
n,nr, promptly better results than any other
ruhELi Rheumaism Catarrh
1 and
Medical be advice without
10 ali soodor Address
THE StvsFT SPECIFIC Cos ATLANTA GA'
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oLo oREENocK SCOTCH, IMPORT
Ep IN THE WOOD. GUTHRIE eAR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
SEvENTY-SEC0ND
SNUG {: IN CAMP J N |: J.
Company Drills, Gat,rd Mounts 'ii'ts.
and Officers Schools
Daily 8s
A SPLENDID Il. C G.: |! VI !; Al R
Will 60 Into the Election, 81
Colonel To-
day.
SPLEEN DID C0MMlssARY
(special to The Times rispatch)

Especial
BASIC, III VA, August "a. After q
strenuous day Of duty the boys Of the
sevcnty-second Regiment are quite
I fntigued, but by tomorrow they Will be
we'll broken In and Will have
gotten over their soreness. The camp
vas In readiness when the regiment ar
rived, ali OF the fold staff officers of the
scvcnticth lRcgimcnt having remained d
over. strictest discipline is being enforced,
md few have as yet been put In the
guard house. Company drills, guard
mounts ana officers schols are held each
day. s
lieutenant Colonel Lccdy s acting
colonel of the regiment, and Is spoken of
as the logical man for the full command,
although Lieutcnant-Co Colonel Perry, ~ of
Stuunton, and Lieutenant Colonel Moody
are considered to be strong candidates.
a dance Is In progress tonight at tho
Brunswick Hotel and n number Of the
Richmond boys are In attendance. Among
the Richmond Young ladies present arc
Misses Anne and Nellie Talbot and Alice
Doyle II S s
n Only fcw OF the boys are able TO
dance, however. Since they are suffering
with pains In their pedal cxtremitics. Tho
boys are faring well and the commits
snry department deserves great credit for
the work Il has done, aud tho service It
Is rendering. The menu ut breakfast this
morning consisted Of scrambled eggs,
bacon, fried onions potatoes and coffee.
The Blues Battalion is recognized by all
to have the crack companies Of the regl-
mcnt, and many Of the new companies
here have depended greatly upon the
knowledge and experience of that conf
niand.
1t is safe to say that no regiment In the
State will be more benefited by this en-
ca mpnent thnn$the Seventy-second. which
was only organized n few months ago.,
ana which Is together for the first time.
+ Companies gAgand b. of the Bliesssh have
been attached to tho regiment andFare put
4 mas companies I and x, respectively.
q Major Cheatwood, of the Blues, Is the
ranking jor Of the regiment. Both OF
the Richmond companies put8up excellent
drills to-day. The health Of the men Is
excellent and there Is no one In the
hospital mt this time. f.8
The election Of colonel will take place
3 on Saturday. a large crowd Is expected
here on Sunday.
"A large number will come from Staun-
ton. There are ten companies. aggre-
eating about GEO mon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
To the Public.

For wears The Times Dispatch has urged
INIT an institution should be established
in Virginia for the care and education
bf the colorcd deaf and dumb and blind
children OF the State. Several days ago
"a colored man, giving his name us Rev.
CT. Withrow, of Stanton. came TO see
us ana outlined q plan he had for STAT
Ing such an institution, and us he hau
Meters OF recommendation from well
known Virginia citizens. we gave him
and his enterprise an editorial notice.
Subsequently white man called TO say
that he was Interested in the mater. but
wo soon discovered that his sole inter-
est was In q desire to sell q farm, Since
then we have read the following edito-
rial article In tho Staunton Dispatch:
"rhe plan to establish in the State II
school for deaf and blind colored chill
dren has been discussed at various times
in the past, and favorably considered by
many influential people, II has been
brought to the attention or tho l.egisla-
ture. Mr., w. G, Ritter. one of tho lead
Ing deaf graduates OF the virginia School
for the Deaf und The Blind. Is especially
Interested in the project, and has dono
much work to familiarze the public With
the need OF snch school
''Thc undertaking Is q most worthy
one, and the prospect Is fair for some
thing 10 be done IN the not distant
future to establish u school where tho
deaf and blind children OF the colorcd
race may receive such training rs may
be necessary 10 tit Them 10 be self-sup-
porting.
'"lhe matter has recently been taken
up here by Rev, G, !, Withrow. paste
of n colored Methodist church OF this
city, and naturally his appeal to in
fluentiul citizens met with ready re-
spouse, and many Of them did not hesl-
late to lend tho Influence of then
name TO the enterprise. Recently he
| has hecomc Involved here In money trans
actions Of a character TO make IT likely
| 10 cause his church to prefer charges
I against him, and to make " undesirable
1 that he should take leading part ~
reference 10 the proposed school, Some
| Of the gentlemen who had given his
/ course their support have attempted tc
! recall their endorsement oflt.
THE matter was presented to tho Dis
| patch, and its aid asked In bringing
/ the undertaking to the notice of the
/ public. but We declined 10 give any pub
Acity TO II, and II was taken elsewhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
KILLED WOMAN !,
BUT NOT. 4 HIMSELF
Captain Z, w, Jones Fails Of Sui-
eide Alternating Wolnann's
Life.
TIE RESULT (; J |: Of JEALOUSY I lJ.''
]. +. Gilmore Falls Ten Feet
From Board
Walk.
TIE REsULT OF j. JEALOUSY.

3 Especial to The Times Dispntch.)
II NORFOLK, VA, August "a. Captain
Il. ". Jones OF the sevcntyfirst Rcgl-
ment, Virginia troops, lies at st. Vim.
cents with his throat cut. He Is In Il dan
gcrous condition with some chance Of re-
tcrnoon at house OF ill-rcpute in Cove
Street, near Church. after cutting the
throat OF Maud Cameron. or Robinson,
who4livcd there, and With whom he had
been intimate FOR several years. He forced
his way into tch house this afternoon
and renewed the quarrel with her. which
has been In progress for months from
jealousy. and from the bounding by the
woman. He cut the telephone wire to
prevent the call Of aid, sand then cut the
womans throat and his own with the
razor he carried. Maud Cameron was
twenty-four years old. and came here
four years ago from North Carolina. Her
relatives are not known here X
Captain Jones Is thirty-tlree years old,
unmarried. a:,d Is Il lumber inspector. He
has an excellent record as II military
officer, but he has been called before
the court-martlal several times for alb
scnce without leave When the woman
came 10 camp and presented the alter
native OF meeting her or exposure.
The woman died Instantly, and Captain
Jones has not made statement.
]. f. Gilmore, of Warrington, Va, who
Is visiting his sister-in-law, Miss Lille
Pollard. at her cottage at Virginia Beach,
y fell or the boardwalk distance OF ten
feet tuesday. and was seriously Injured.
4 He is at the cottage In the care OF ply
scans. The night was dark and there
is no railing on the walk
AS usual, In tch event OF an election IN
NORFOLK county, there Is contest to be
settled by the State Committee there
after. There is contest now as the re-
suit Of the two factions, the Strnlghtouts
and the FusIonists not agreeing on sim
gle polling places, but having two places
for the polling OF the votes OF the two
factions. Mr.. John c. Niemcyer Of
Portsmouth. was counted out BY the
6trnightouts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
PAGE REPUBLICANS. 4
Large Increase in Size Of County
Committee. s
(special to. The T!mes-DIspatch.)


( LURAY, VA. August 24.-The Repnb-
Leans Of Page county to-day ratified
the nomination OF j. browning Wood, of
.Rappahannock county, for the Leglsln-8
.turc from this district. The nomination
was made by the Republicans OF Rap
pahannocle n few days ago. Following
the new plan Of organization adopted
by tho State convention at Roanoke
August sth. there was a large Increase
in tho number composing the County
Committee Of this county, allowing one
committeeman from each of the eleven
precincts, Instead Of four for tho whole
county.
Resolutions were passed by the meet
ing strongly endorsing the reappolnt-
ment by President Roosevelt OF Post
masters Hoffman, of Luray, and Miller
Mt Shenandoah, the two presidential
offices In the county. Sheriff Sedwlck,
OF this county, presided at the meeting. (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
Romantic Marriage.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch)

special to The Tmes-Dlspatch)
n NORFOLK, VA, August 24THenry
Eichelbergur McCosh, Of Roanoke. and
Miss Florence Virginia stoner, Of sunbury,
Pa, met in Norfolk to-day and wele
married by Rev. w. II. Riser, pastor OF
the First Lutheran Church.
4 McCosli arrived last night from Ron-
snokc, and Miss Stoner arrived this
morning from the North. The groom
gave his age Mt the Office Of the clerk
or the court at "a, and the ngc of the
bride was given as g.. The former Is
the son Of Cornelius R. McCosh, and tho
latter Is the daughter OF William y.
stoner, Of Sunbury, Pa. Tho groom Is
In the employ of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway at Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
The Ethics Of Journalism,

A few days ago We nollced me bloi-
lowing letter and comment ln25tho@Nsee'"
York Evening Post:
80 the Editor5of the Evening Post:
.slr,-In your issue OF Saturday, Az Az
rust 10Th. YOU published, under the mead
of Virginia Politics. scurriloNulss, 5hnony-
NOUS article aimed at Lieutenant-Go'-
ternor Willard OF Virginia. a candidate
for the office of Governor subject TO
tho approaching Democratic prlinar%.
."rhc writer Of the article does not
sign his namc to the infamous produc"
ton, ana In reply to two requests you
decline to disclose his identity me per-
son who signs himself a Virginia Demo-
crnt, is IL contemplate coward, who, APP
nrcciating tho fact TINT It would be I'M
possible 10 have published such com
nunication In any reputable paper IN
Virginia, sent his attack far IRON nome.
."rherc Is not decent or hoIorhpie
nan in tho state of Virginia. be he
pomocrnt or Republican, who does not
hold Governor Willard In high esteem,
and who does not resent the coWardlS
and contemplate attack made upon him
Nv your anonymous correspondent.
"As a close friend of Captain Willard
i assert that the charges made IN your
publication are false and utterly Win
o'V 'o''''0''0''' ALLEN POTTS.
"Richmond, Va. August l5th.'
(Mr. Potts must see that We cannot
give M the name OF correspondent
without his pcrmission.--Editor Evening
Post)
No doubt Mir. Potts did not see II.
.yNe do not see 1t ourselves. 1t Is the
Posts own business If 1t chooses 10 ac-
cept full responsibility for damaslns
statements made by correspondents.
our contemporary has right 70 90
that. But we do not see how 1t IS IN
any way incumbent upon "a newspaper
TO conceal the identity of n correspondent
If the latter makes assertions whose
accuracy is questioned
Newspapers owe something to thom-
selves It Is only fair that correspon-
dents who use the columns Of a news
pnper to mir their personal opinions should
assume part of the responsibility Ior
those opinions. Mud-fllnsing and reck-
lessness are encouraged BY the impress
sion that a newspaper Will never reveal
the name of u correspondent without
his consent.
We do not mean that q newspaper
has to reveal the name of correspon-
dent unless It secs fit. What We mean
is that the newspaper does not owe 1t
to the correspondent not to reveal MS
name II the accuracy Of statements is
questioned by any reputable person whose
interests are involved,--Norfolk Land
mark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-25
AS TO Earthquakes.

They had an earthquake out West a
day or tao ago which cut loose By night.
shook up the natives little and sur
prlsed Them whole lot, IN The annals
Of splsmology The little disturbance In
Indiana was only e baby Of an earth
aunlie; mere feeble, weak-knecd be-
glnner in auakery. Some people. indeed,
suddenly startled OUT Of slumDer, nistook
the noises for She goings on of bad man
shooting UP the town. but The earthquake