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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

Leo Vincent Of the Daily Camera,
Boulder Colo, makes good
Mrs. J. c. Miller Of the Bliss Breeze
win not take the Portland trip
J c. Coulson Of LaHarpe. III. is
sizing up the situation between meals.
From far away Plaquemine. La.
comes Charles e. sohwing. Glad he's
here
W. r Hodges Of the Herald, sleepy
Eye, MINI, is here with both optics
open.
Mrs Ada Gable and Miss Burll hold
up the dignity Of the Bradford CPa)
Herald
w /. Lane of the MuscatIne Ua)
Journal is an uptodate A. p newspaper
publisher
A. e. stetson Of the Neponset (ul)
Messenger is here looking for paid
local stan.
George A. Tr.gg Of the Couserva-
tor. Richmond. Mo. says. oklahoma
beats me"
John r Kamrar Of the Webster city
Daily Journal makes good as news
paper man
Ewing Herbert Of the Hiawatha
World win be in the box tomorrow Cor
the ioshers
W L. Brauagan Of the Emmets.
burg Ua) Democrat refuses to be
compromised
William J. Kline. Recorder, Amster-
dam. n. Y Kline? Kline? Now
where's Kline
r. C. Echols Of the Mangum star
is one of the Oklahoma bunch, Run
is hot tamale
To interested delegates All da,
Associated Press matter goes out o
the Leader Office,
II. C. Hotaling of the Mapletor
| CMnn) Enterprise says: 81 am aw
fully glad came"
Oren Pierce is sending stuff per
ta.ning to the meeting to his paper
the Detroit Times
{. s. TurrHl Of the Jefferson Oa)
Bee is singular He never had photo
taken in his life
J. X Coe Bryant Is ID News, IS
particularly interested In oklahomas
salubrious climate
old Town, Me, is represented by
| C. W Ro%5lns--a hustler even If his
abode is antequated
A d Gould Of the Eldred (Pa)
Eagle is Interested In the stories Of
the Snyder cyclone.
O d. Gray Of the Sturgeon (Mo)
Leader is interested in the coal de-
posits Of Oklahoma
w II Peters Of the Olathe OKan)
Mirror is fond Of watching cascarets
work while he sleeps.
Frank s. Harding Of the Weiser
Gdahol signal is waving semaphores
That's his own business.
Charles F. Gee Of the Ann Arbor
Record is busy Shaking hands with
local Ann Arbor frat men,
Pauline Y. Black represents the Vim.
dicator of Garretson S d. She Is
bright newspaper woman.
ExCom. j. p. Diehl Of Robinson,
Utah Is a botanist He viii know
every plant that grows in Oklahoma
before he leayes-neyer fear
j. s. Sanders Of the Wlkesbarre
CPaJ Leader likes Oklahoma because
Of the absence Of daily strikes.
n. B Reed, Herald Woonsocket, S.
D.. removed his coat as soon as he
landed Little south for him.
Mrs. r r. BirdsaH Of the Sentinel
Yazoo City. Miss is Interested ia the
growth and progress Of Oklahoma.
s. L. Raddoa Of the Provo City
CUtah) Record says Oklahoma was en-.
titled 70 statehood ten years ago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07
LIFE MEMBERS.

n. E. PABoR ....... Poet Laureate
Pineapple, Pabor Lake. Avon
Park. Fla
:. r. LEHMAN .... Flag Custodian
Herald Hallettsviile. Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07
EVENING.
Wednesday, June 7-Reeepton and
ball at city hail.
SECOND DAY.
MnnAINn

SECOND DAY.
MORNING.
Thursday, June 8, open at $3.50 a. m.
Music; BY the Temple quartet
Women in journalism: BY Miss
Virginia c. Clay of the Huntsville
(Ala) Democrat
Recitation: BY Miss Lucille Perle
Dunham
Science Of Modern Business Build
ing: BY A. F. Sheldon, president Of
the School Of Scientific Statesmen.
observations BY the Way: BY
c E Wood Of the Colorado Springs
tCol) Gazette. IMr Wood will not
be PRESENT.
"How to Secure and Maintain Cir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

Newspaper Diplomacy-Ten the
Truth: By William Southern, Ir, OF
The Examiner Independence Mo
"The New State and It's Newsps-
pers": BY II B Gilstrap Of Chandler,
Okla.
Selection Of next place Of meeting,
election Of officers and resolutions.
Adjournment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07
FIRST okH
AFTERNOON


FIRST DAY.
AFTERNoEN
Wednesday, June 7, z o'clock p. m.
at Brooks opera horse.
Address Of Welcome, by Governor
Ferguson in behalf of the people and
newspapers Of the territory
Music; BY the Teilple quartet. 81.
Address Of weleoAe in Behalf Of
the City: BY Mayorl ~ w Duke and
by Hon o. r Fega9r president of the
Commercial club.
Music: Vocal sq.o, by Mise Carrie
Williams
Response to Welcoming Addresses:
BY President W. w Screws.
Association called TO order
Presidents address.
Announcement of Committees:
Ways and means. neurology, consti-
tuition and bylaws. postal laws. of.
ticers reports, resolutions. treasur-
eF S DOCKS.
Recitation: BY Prof. Ben Hennessey.
Address: BY Captain Richard Pear
son Hobson Of Alabama
Music: BY the Temple quartet
PAPERS.
"Some Printing House Economies:
BY Colonel John Dymond. Louisiana
Planter and Sugar Manufacturer.
Omitted States Postal Laws and Pol
ieies"; BY Hon. H. A. Castle, ex-au-
ditor of the United states post office
department, Washington, D. c.
Libel and Privilege: BY d. II But
Ter of the Legal News. Lincoln, Neb
Question Box: Questions received
EVENING
Wednesday, June 7-Reoeption and
ball at city hall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07
THE NzfoNAL
EDITORIAL MEETING
Official Program of the Convention
Which wa s Called Co Order Today.

eulstion"; BY Vice President H. b.
Warner of the Dispatch. Lexington.
~. C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

p. V. COLLINS, Northwestern Agri.
eulturist. Minneapolis Minn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

G D. HELEN OF the Webster City
Journal Is not a stranger TO Okla.
homa lie is walking encyclopedia Of
facts and figures pertaining to western
growth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

California is represented By but
one deiegate-J P Baumgarten. Of the
Pasadena Star The California dele
gates VIII Join the association at
Portland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

ExCom William A Steele regis
tiers from Nome Alaska but ne lives
la Seattle wash He is said TO be
the handsomest man Ia the assscia-
tion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

The Lawton people have fixed up
a warm entertainment for the editors.
They have a negro IN jan there and
be will likely be iynched. At pub
lc meeting Il was decided 70 post
pone the lynehing until the n. p A.
(Contlnued on page i4)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

Edgar Mcdaniel OF the Flandreau
IS ID Herald Is the only man Who
was ever cured by persistent use Of
Danderine. He was entirely bald
when born
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Lansburgh & Bro,
43O to ago Seventh Street.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
The Fleets.

St. Petersburg, May l0.-According
to the Russian admiralty the squadron'
of Admiral Rojestvensky and Rear AID
miral Neboeatof have been in com
munication for several days by means oil
fast cruisers. II is said that the two
fleets are now close enough together to
permit the transmission Of wireless
messages.
Reports received by the naval bureau
show that the japanese are calling
upon all their naval reservists and are
contemplating new shore defenccs, in
evident preparation to resist any attacks
the Russian vessels may make.
General Zaeburef who has been the
commander of the fourth Siberian corps,
has, it is stated, been appointed com
mander of the first army, in Manchuria,
10 place of General Kuropatkin, who
has been recalled from the front.
London, May l0.-rhe correspondent
of the Exchange Telegraph Company
at ST. Petersburg, wires that the cruiser
Almaz eluded the japanese vessels
which have been keeping a watch toI
the Russian feet, aud has reached
ViadiyogtOk,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Brought to this City.

While a north bound passenger tram
ofthe Washington Southern Railway was
At Boswell Yesterday colored boy nam
ed Herman Cathorn, about ten years old
boarded one of the cara and before ne
could alight the train started. lie was
afraid to jump and the conductor Teias-
ing to stop the train andPut him on the
boy was brought to this city, he was
taken 10 the station house and kept there
until this morning when the conductor
of south bound train was requested to
lake him to boswell. The conductor
refused TO do 50, and Lieutenant Smith
today took steps toward inducing the
railroad officials to return the boy to his
home. inasmuch as he was brought here
by one of the company's trains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Jumped the Track.

Electric motor No. l6 and trailer No.
YOS had a slight accident at the inter
section of King and Columbus streets
ON the seven O'Clock trip to Washln ton
this morning. The motor started straight
np King street while the trailer turned
no Columbus street. The accident is
said 10 have been caused 0y a defect IN
the switch at that point There wa' a
slight panic among some OF the p'ssen,
gers. By the use of Il coupling pin and
with little help from the crowd the
trailer was again placed on the track
and the train resumed lis way up King
street.
About noon trailer No 100 of north
boupd train jumped The track at the
same place and caused some excitement
among the passengers and people on the
sidewalks near the scene. No material
damage resulted. The spring III the
switch is said to be broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Female ImpOSterS

While lady of this city was on the
street this morning she saw woman
soliciting money from people she met,
three of whom responded TO her appeals
The woman finally approached The lady
ard asked aid for female who she said
was an inmate of the Alexandra Hospl'
tai. She gave the name OF the object OF
her solicitations, and when the lady
whom she accosted (who, by the way is
thoroughly posted on hospital affairs }
told her the patient had been discharged
some time ago, she found she had made
all irreparable blunier, and when threat
ened with arrest as an imposter,i the
woman walked rapidly away and turning
n corner was soon out Of sight. O'her
females are said 10 be going about the
city begging money in the names Of IN
mates OF the hospital, who are furnished
with every thing needful as well as
with certain Injuries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Glauohter OfJeWs.

St. Petersburg, May lO.-News in
regard to the fioting at Jitomir where
the orthodox Christians attacked the Jews
on Sunday, is still dribbling through.
The reports, however, are far from com;
plete. and the worst undoubtedly is still
to come. The casualties as announced
40 far are known to be understated. The
Jews had warning of the attack and con-
seauently were able to arm themselves
and offer strong resistance. According
to the Central News the slaughter was
terrible. The outbreak was the work
of agitators who Systematically worked
no the passions OF the Christians against
the Jews, aud planned the attack.
Jitomir, Russia, May lO.-Whlle the
list of those killed and injured in the re-
cent riots has not yet been completed It
has been ascertained that there were over
100 victims of the outbreak on both sides.
The attack on the Jews WAS evidently
carefully planned and carried out, with VI,
the tacit consent Of the authorities. The
teellDg against tno VO"o was
and systematically worked up by aglta-
tors. Many "HOoligaus' have confess
ed that they we're paid to create disturb
ances.
A fortnight ago Jews, who had an
inkling of the plot, applied to the local
authorities for protection, stating thelI
fears. They received no satisfactory
answer to their plea.
When the rioting began the police
looked on without making an effort tC
prevent the slaughter of Jews. Th'
troops even took a hand to prevent the
Jews from banding together to defend
themselves, so that they fell easy vic
tins of the mob singly or in small
parties.'
On Monday night word as to the mas
sacre reached st. Petersburg, and thu
minister of the interior ordered the gov
ernor of Volhynia province to take ener
getic measures to put an end TO the out
breaks. 1t is estimated that fully
| ,OOO,O 900 roubles damage has bee
done by the riots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Personal.

Mr.. J. Stanley Neale, who has just
returned from visit to King William
county, reports that the ground hog IN
that portion of Virginia is adding 10 ll'
,oischieyous nature as a meteorological
pest and is deyouring ducks, for which
fowl the rodent has keen taste. The
creature was captured and many, includ-
ing Mr.. Neale, examined the weather
prophet.
Mai. f. II. Janney will soon reoccupy
his old home on Seminary Hill. He
will remodel the residence, and the work
" Il be under the supervision of Mr..
Jos. F. Rodgers.
Rev. w. J. Morton, of Alexandria,
was in the city Tuesday = Fredericks-
burg Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Francis have
returned from their wedding tsiP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Enworth League Union.

The eighth annual meeting OF the Ep-
worth League Union of Washington
city and vicinity, will be bel in Wash
ington Street NJ. +. Church South, TINS
city, on Friday, May II. The follow
lug will b, the programme; Afternoon
session-Song service, conducted by Mr..
II. X. Field, Alexandria; deyo-
tional exercises, conducted by Rev. r..
A. TYLER. Hya ttsville, Md; report OF
president. reports of vice presidents. De-
partment conferences, presided over by
Rv. w. II. falengse-(a) devotional
department, (b) department OF charity
and help, (c) department OF literary and
social wok, (D department Ofmissionary
work. Note. All leaguers are invited
10 participate IN the discussions. Re
ports of secretary, treasurer and super
inte1dent of junior leagues. Business
session appointment of committees, re-
4, ,rts of committees. election of officers,
announcements; benediction, by Rev. j..
C. Hawk, Washington, ID. Z. The
afternoon session will adjourn in time
for the leaguers to visit Christ Church
and other historic points.
Evening session -7:45 o'clock. SOM
service. conducted by Nj. H. X Field,
Alexandria; anthem, by Alexandria
choir: devotional exercises, conducted
by Rev. :. X. Cockrell, Manassas, Va;
solo. by Mrs. G. NJ. Smithers; address,
Messages from Epworlh Rectory, Rev.
c. d. Harris, Baltimore, Md; selection,
by Alexandra quartette; installation OF
new officers, with address by Rev. W.
#. Locke; a solo, by Mrs. I. A. Huliish;
,nsecration service, led by Rev. L. L..
Woolf, Rockville, Md; benediction, by
Rev. John S. Hutchinson, Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Affairs In Russia.

st. Petersburg, May 1O.-Your cor
respondent learns on good authority that
the project of establishing a national as
sembly will be committed to the council
of ministers in the autumn. The sane.
ton of the council and of the Car will
be given in October, and the election OF
delegates to the proposed assembly Will
begin in November.
St. Petersburg, May l0.-A meeting
of workingmen was held here yesterday
to make arrangements for the celebration
of Labor Day on May IA. The meeting
has been announced to be held in Petrol
Park. but instead of gathering there the
workingmen met quietly in another part
of the city. A resolution was adopted
providing that Labor Day shall be cele'
brated peacefully, and without any de-
monstration against the government SC
that no pretext shall be given for thu
police to interfere. Several Thousand
workingmen attended the conference
Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Council of Jewish Women.

At the annual meeting Of the Alex
andria Council of Jewish Women, held
at the synagogue on north Washington
street, Monday, May LIST, the following
officers we're elected for the ensuing year.
President, Mrs. Max ROsenfeld; vice
president. Mrs. Alexander Kaufman;
secretary, Mrs. Fl. A Blondheim; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Jennye Blond
helm; treasurer, Mrs. Chas. Bendheim.
The general principals upon which the
ladies of this organization work are re-
ligion and charity, and especially in the
latter field their efforts have proven very
benefcent. At their last meeting the
president reported the affairs ofthe couu-
Gil to be in a very prosperous condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Grant Manufacturing Company
met in this city today for the election oil
directors.
There were no fresh arrivals of fish at
Fishtown this morning. The season Is
virtually over.
The weather has been fair and pleas
ant again today. There were sprinklings
of rain last night.
The contested liquor license cases
were continued by Judge Barley this
evening till Friday.
Several granolithic pavements are
being laid on both sides of King street,
between Alfred and Patrick.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will meet tonight. A degree team from
Washington will be present and confer a
degree on a candidate.
G. w. Stafford has sold to G. Y.
Worthiugton lots in the Barrett SUBJ
division in the square bounded by AL
fred, Patrick, Montgomery and First
streets.
Mr.. Sylverne Laupheimer of this city
was among the number who passed a
successful examination yesterday as
graduate Of the Washington College OF
Pharmacy.
There was well-attended and IN
teresting meeting last night OF Aiexan'
dria Council, Royal Arcanum, At which
arrangements were made to celebrate
Arcanum Day on June q.
A horse attached to a wagon belonging
70 Mr.. Charter Elliott fell at the intersec
ton of Gibbon and Royal streets aoou
noon. The driver was thrown IRON INT
vehicle but he was not seriously hur''
The annual meetings of the Ne'
Hampshire Apartment House compsn!
and of the Gladstone Apartment
House Company we're held 10 TIL. c' :!
Yesterday evening for the election OF oil
rectors.
Florence Davis, colored, daughter Q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Probably a Love Tragedy.

New York, May lO.--Side by SIDE in
the morgue a japanese woman aud q
man lie dead today The man has q
bullet wound behind the left ear, aud
the woman has wound in her breast
and another in her head. The names OF
the dead are unknown, but the police
are convinced that the man shot and
killed the woman and then committed
suicide in The Dry Dock Hotel, where
their bodies we're found. They registered
there as "Myron Lewis and wife, New
York." yesterday morning. In killing
the woman, the japanese set the room
on fire bu! extinguished it with his bare
hands, burning himself severely. lie
then ended his own life. Poet and
philosopher was the japanese, aud from
verses and quotations from Huxley,
and Spencer found in his pocket, 1t Is
believed that he aud the woman may
be the victims of love tragedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Pulled from the River.

Last night while some Alexandra
mechanics were at work on steamer
living in one of the city docks, their at
tention was directed to a drunken man,
who wss in danger Of falling overheard.
The workmen persuaded him to leave
the wharf, but he soon returned and
either fell or jumped into the river. The
men on the boat heard the splash and
threw rope to the man in the water,
but the latter refused - avail himself OF
its use. Those who had gone to his res
cue managed to place the rope around
his body and pulled him from the water
by main force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Gas Main Extension.

The committee on light met last night
and instructed the superintendent of gas
to report the cost of extending and renew
ing the gas main on Franklin street from
Washington to Columbus; on Columbus
from Franklin to Gihbon; on Duke from
Alfred to Henry and on Alfred from
Oronoco to Pendleton; also in the event
of the repaving of Royal street TO report
the cost of renewing the mains on that
street from Cameron to Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
The New Highway Bridge.

The work is far advanced on the stone
Diers of the new highway bridge across
the Potomac. On Monday afternoon the
TUG Camilla left with one Of the large
steam derrick machines which was useu
in the pier-building work, and which the
contractors are sending to Havre de Grace
Md, where they have a contract ior Tue
building of big bridge over the Susque-
hanna river for the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. 1t is thought that oy
the end of the month the stone WORK on
the new bridge will be practically COM
Melted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Today's Telegraphic News
Situation In Chicago.

Chicago, May l0.-The visit OF Presl'
dent Roosevelt to Chicago today was
diverting feature in the strike situation
Recognizing the Importance OF show
ing of peaceful conditions, the labor
leaders made strenuous efforts TO pre-
vent their followers from being response
BILE originators of disturbances. The
Indictment weather aided materially.
1t was the intention to have committee,
headed by President Shea of the team
sters and President bold, of the fedora
ton 20 westward 10 meet the Presidents
train and advise the Chief Executive OF
labor's side to the controversy, but ad-
vices from the special train indicated
that there was little room thereon, ana
the trip WAS abandoned. The idea OF
personally making known TO the Presi-
dent their own views has not been
abandoned, however, and a committee
of five labor leaders will endeayor this
afternoon to secure an audience with the
President some time between his recep-
ton at the Hamilton club and the ban
quet at the Iroquois club. 1t is said to
be the plan directly to ask the Presl-
dents interference as an arbitrator As
preface to the appeal the committee
has prepared long memorial outlining
the history of the strike which the Pres
ident will be asked to read.
The employers state that they Twill
leave the President alone" so far as the
strike is concerned, and that whatever
mention OF the dispute shall be made,
it will be only incidentally in private
conversation. The spread of the strike
is slow. Only seventy drivers for differ
ent firms went out yesterday, among
them the flour delivery teams, thereby
embarrassing the bakery interests. In
the teamowners' association there are
signs of interior dissensions, it being
asserted nine concerns are about ready
to declare "open stable" As contra.
diclion to the reports that general
strike was contemplated, the teamsters'
Joint council adopted resolutions in
denial
The plan to seek an interview with
President Roosevelt by the labor leaders
has been abandoned. Not single seri-
Gus disturbance has been reported to the
police I'D TO noon today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Fine Specimens of Crabs.

Following an annual custom, there
was sent to this Office today from Ram
mePs Restaurant a tray Of the finest
crabs seen here this season. Nothing
more pleasing to the taste could have
been prepared-Steamei, hard shelled
crabs, large and finely favored, delicious
deyilled crabs, known to have been pre-
cared from crab meat of their own PICK
inc and some fine soft shell crabs on
toast The feast was greatly relished
and we take great pleasure in recon-
mending Il e sea food prepared by this
restaurant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-10
Forest Fires Checked.

Plymouth, Mass May l0.-The forest
fire which has devastated the pineries in
Kingston, PlymptoD, Carver and Ply
mouth is checked, but the danger OF its
reyiving will not be passed until a rain
has drenched the woods. Nearly one
half of the township Of Kingston was
burned out and late Monday night The
fire department OF the town was called.to
protect houses half mile back from the
centre. Plymouth and Carver men had
to repair to the Snappet load in their
towns to hold that line and prevent the
fire crossing to new ground. The west,
ern edge of the fire in Pympton and
Kingston resumed operations Tuesday
afternoon. About seven square miles
we're burned over and much of it was
covered with white pine Of half a cent
ury's growth. Kingston suffered most
severely, the other towns escaping with
less loss.