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sArrLED TO KEEP WARM.
Personal Combat Alone Saved TWO
Soldiers From Freezing.

Personal comba. Alone Saved TWO
Soldiers From Freezing.
There are various ways of keeping
oneself from becoming benumbed by
the cold, but perhaps not the least
remarkable is that adopted by two sol
diers OF the first regiment on duty in
a fortress on the Italian-French from
tier on Mont Cents. While going on
duty toward their barracks they lost
their way in a snowstorm, and when
found BY their comrades they were in
a pitlful condition. On being carried
to their barracks they related how
they had struggled for two days
against che blizzard. and In order to
keep themselves awake, and TO coun-
teract the effects Of the cold. they
increasingly struck one another. At
times they fought stubbornly for
hours on end. which explained the
reason for the exhausted state in
which they we're found.
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PERSONAL MEnrIoN.

FF smith is hcre from Perry today
~ T. ponahue Of Ponca city IS in
Guthrie.
L. Brown is in Guthrie today from
Nogina-
4. r. McManus Of Oklahoma city Is
visiting In the city today
MT and 7drs otis Potter are the proud
rarents Of a nine-pouud boy
g. davenport rnd C. W. Cooper are
here today from Oklahoma City.
Mrs L. s. Lohman and children Of
jefferson city. Mo, are 10 the capital
ciiy visiting Mrs. Gene Gin, sister Of
Mrs i.ohman.
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published at Madrid. January, t6O5.)
Ad. ents we greet OF great and small
Much we extol that may not live,
Yet 10 the newborn type We give
No care at all
This wear. three centuries past, BY age
More MANNED than by Lepantos night.
This year Cervantes gave to light
His matchless page
Whence first outrode III immortal Pair
The half-crazed Hero and his hind
10 make sad laughter for mankind;
And whence they fare
Throughout ali Fiction stlL whore
chance
Allies Lies dullness with its dreams
Allies what Is with what but seems
Fact and Romance:
o Knight Of FIRE and Squire 81 earthi
o changing glye-and take between
The aim too high. the aim too mean,
l hail your birth.
Three centuries past IN sunburned SPAIN
And hang. on Times Pantheon wall,
nv motive tablet TO recall
That lasting gain.
Austin Dobson IN Cornhih Masazi.4e.
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THE BALL IS OPENED
Vo0dsCountyConstitutional
Convention Called for
April i9.

The arst gun ir tho campaisn for
cmsiimronN convention win be fred
at Cle3. ia Woods county on April ls,
when the first convention win be held
10 elect delegates to a mass conven
tcn. which shah make the arrange
mehls for the constitutional conven
llon The convention at Cleo is to be
nonpartisan sfflir. all citizens Of
Wosds county invited. and numerous
territorial celebrities have been invit-
ef to attend including Governor Fer
rus1n. ex-Coneressman Dennis Flynn,
and cthtrs prominent In both parties.
The Intention OF this Woods county
conventlon Is 70 start the BAN rolling
Tor a constitutional convention. The
election Of these delegates to an inter
territorial mass convention. e is ex-
pecied. win be followed by like action
ln other counties OF this territory and
in M recording districts Of Indian
territory The Woods county conven-
ton win devise means for calling and
holding the interterrltorial convention.
The call for the Woods county con-
yenton appears exclusively in the Cleo
Journal and &c is understood the
Woods county leaders Of both parties
are back Of the call Many Of the
Woods county papers came out this
week ID support Of a constitutional
convention. noticeably the Aline Chro-
noscope. the paper owned and edited
BY Edgar A. Marchant one df the best
known Republican leaders IN the ter
rtory and secretary Of the oklahoma
Worlds Fair commission.
It,ss believed the inter-territorial
convention viii be held IN Shawnee or
Oklahoma City some time in June or
July 50 that the constitutional conven'
ton may be held. and the constitution
adopted be submitted to a vote Of the
people Of the two territories before the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-27
aEsEarED AErsa aLoegMENr.
Southern Girl Stranded N Chicago Seeks
Shelter From Police

Chicago, March 27.-Henrietta Newman,
q rrefty society girl, has sought the shell
tei Of a North Side Beulah Home refuge.
ond has asked the ala Of authorities in
finding Harry IL. AIarf,a. who, the girl
alleges, eloped with ;,ef ana then left her
peiniless.
Miss Newman claims TO be a relative Of
Former Governor Iiogg OF Texas, "a niece
OF Dr. Roiso Of Monet. Mo, and a grand
ricce OF ghe late General Clark. former
army surgeon. I5e- mcther has been dead
E(cu years, tut her father, a southern
planter is living. rhe girl says she never
saw him.
Ihe young woman tells a sad story.
She goes by the name OF eagle. She
SAYS she was introduced 70 Martin seven
months ago snd that he paid ardent suit.
she became infatuated with him.
NOW" she says, T win 5hnd him II
J have TO go from city TO Sly worSins
NY finger ends OFF"
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sunaower seeds IN RussIa.


A traveller says that one Of the
first things which struck him on his
arrival in Russia was the enormous
quantity Of sunhower seed consumed
in that country. The seeds, which
are oleaginous and have an agreeable
taste. are constantly chewed by the
people. The outer husk is detached
wi.h the teeth and spat out These
husks are seen scattered about on
pavements and garden walks, in rail
way carriages. tramway cars and
cabs ON the floors Of restaurants and
private rooms. On days Of public fes-
tigity the ground everywhere Is Gov
cred with them. AT every street cor
ner 0risk trade is done in the seeds
by OLD women.
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OF an the charming things there are
To make the world a bright one
/ chOosc--and know i am not far
From picking out the right one
A girl Of seventeen or 50,
American com pletcly,
A figure trim from head 10 toe.
Gowned tastefuily and neatly.
Look In her eyes-What wells OF truth,
OF sympathy and kindness
Put not too long enraptured youth,
Lest looking bring loves blindness.
An angelo Yes but anyone
Who knows gold IS not copper
Can see that she d iuN OF funs
Provided Il Is proper.
I must confess. II Father Time
Would only let me stay 50,
I'd stop az XXI. and m
Not half ashamed 20 say 50;
] envy much the lucky man
The joy OF his beginning
To love this fair American---
His wooing and hts winning.
Oh. who can lose his faith Ia this
Our best beloved natiOnl
Here h our hope, she can not miss
Applause and epprohation.
one dare not quite dispafnge ones
own country until Others
Can show such prizes for their sons,
And such prospective niothersi
Life.
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TO MOVE TOWN BODILY
SuIphuraSprings, 1. I. VIII
he Moved to New
Site.

The town Of Sulphur, L t. is to be
moved bodily to a new Site as will
be seen by the following official noti-
fcation. posted up in various places
in that town
Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office of Joseph f. Swords. sup
erintendent OF the Sulphur Springs
reservation at Sulphur. /. T., until 2
o'clock p m. May 1905, Tor the pur-
chase and removal Of 271 stone, frame
aad brick buildings. more or less, in
cuding the Hotel Bland. four-story
brick structure located on said reser-
vation, within the areas segregated by
the acts Of July i, 1902.
Proposals should fix a sum for
each building. and specify the time,
not exceeding sixty days from date Of
approval OF contract within which such
building viii be removed from the
reservation.
information, including descriptive
pamphlets Of the buildings to be sold
may be obtained by application to the
superintendent Of the reservation at
Sulphur. l. IT,
This notice is signed by Ethan A.
! Hitchcock, secretary.
A movement is on foot 10 start a
ne wtowa a short distance from Sui
phur.
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FOOD Value Of EGGS.

Eggs consist Of proteine, and Iat,
water and mineral matter. Il is the
proteine. or nitrogenous matter that
builds up and repairs the tissues OF
the body. while the rat supplies en-
erey. The white of an egg is often
said to be pure albumen, but il also
contains phosphoric acid aud sodium
Chords or common salt The yolk
contains the fatty part OF tae egg.
phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, POI
tassium and iron. Eggs also contain
SULPHUR, and this probably accounts
for the dark stain left By an egg on
silver. the sulphur coming In contact
with the silver forming silver sui.
phiae. ieal Inlk
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Scent BECOMING WARM
Doodle Investigation in Neb.
raska Likely TO Result
in an Arrest.

Lincoln, Neb.. Ab,rch 27.-The special
cpmmittcc Of the senate. which Is inves-
ueanng the charges wade Jy an Omaha
newspaper thatsa DO thousand dollar
loodle furd had Sasn raised by county
f'icefs 70 help insure the passage By
~ legislature which would enable the
~, srrt county officers to hold their places
two gears longer under the new four-year
tenure plan. has asked for power to make
arrests. This iaeuns. Il Is said, that an
official OF OMAHA H. 70 be ARRESTED.
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The ssr WAS ON.
But It Was Not Wager, Just a Guess.
lnn Contest.

But II Was Not a Wager, Just a Guess.
lnn Contest.
In Pennsylvania there Is quite as
much interest taken in the annual
football championship game between
Hayerford and Swartnmore colleges
as there Is in the success OF failure Of
the team from the university which is
at home In Philadelphia. No contest
ing teams the country over are more
warmly supported than those of Hav-
erford and Swarthmore. but as the
one is an orthodox Quaker institution
and the other Hicksite Quaker, and as
Quakers Of all shade of belief agree
that betting is not to be countenanced
for a moment, the thoughtless have
concluded that no wagers are laid by
these "rooters" That is mistake.
During the hour preceding the
Swarthn.ore-H -Hayerford battle fort
night ago, a. alumnus Of the latter
college. meeting a Swarthmorian, said:
Il think we are going to win to-day.
Does thee, indeed" answered the
sther; how much does the think so?''
why. I'll guess thee about five,
came the reply.
'Il guess thee" remarked Swarth-
more-and the bet was on.
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0 POLITICAL NOTES. o
c o
Q 0 Q Q 0 o Q o 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 { 0

How does Mr. FarlSe stand on redis-
tricting.
WIN the old gang hold another raliy?
Yes2 No?
Kesier has beea told that the Fifth
ward needs $3.50
Gates has Mitch going south with
nothing 10 Niger with.
The candidate who doesns hustle
ought not to be elected
Howeyer Jack sexias never was sec
retary Of grating company
W. .. Williamson viii do efficient
service as street commissioner
FarQuharsons cash register Is ring
ing furiously Yes. city campaigns are
oftimes cCstiyei
DR. Hixon should be elected council,
man Ia the Third ward by al means
His opponent favors bon weegli iegis-
laiion.
L develops that Hepburn has PAID
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The case OF sNank Ns krietzer was
seiiled at noon IN favor of The defend
uut The condemnation suit ef the 81
f.uVis, EiRena and NSslem va Klssln-
sea- occupied tho greater fSruon Of the
AFTERNOON judge Frank Dale represents
n.e riamun Ia thus ease. aud Cotterai g.
liornor the defendant.
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eHAN0 AaMv svaosoN oeAo.

Janesvilie VS., March 2i-Dr. J. b.
Whiting surgeon general OF the Grand
Amy Of the Republic is dead
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The chief thing in this election is
the election Of able, honest men for
the council. The council covers city
legislation.
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MAy HAVE nsaN SUICIDE.
Cauahtsr Of University Professor Found
Asphyxtated IN Her Room.

Chicago, March 25--Suioide is believed
% have caused tho death Of Miss Clara
Bultert daughter OF 1ri q. Hubert pro-
fessor OF divinity az tho University OF
chicago. The young woman, who had
leon in m health was found asphySiatcd
la he ioom She was twenty -nve
years old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-27

The Iawfon state Democrat IS grow
ink savssa Probably Bob Neh This,
however ia what the Democrat says;
"in senine the appropriation bill.
governor Fersusol demonstrated his
weakness. and his unhtness for the inn
porant position Of governor In ex-
planning why be signed St he said:
These bills were passed By the iegis-
lature in the belief that would veto
them The men behind the hils
never expected they would become
lava They expected 70 pass them
through the assembly Go please some
4 constituents and then have me veto
them and throw the blame on me I
had cautioned them ia my message
against extravaeant appropriations.
thsught it a good time to teach them
a lessen.
"Whnt a fiimsy excuse for q man in
his position to offer He realized the
enormous appropriations were an out
rage upon the taxpayers, that it was
ncshlag less than legalized robbery
yet he lacked the moral courage and
backbone to veto the bin. He signed
( it because he was afraid Of the ire Of
the eaatters who had rammei their
hands away down into the pockets OF
the taxpayers.
1T would have been much better
had he never attempted to offer sr
4 excuse for signing the bill His ex
cuse reveals the fact that he Is minus
backbone, and lacking "a moral c2ur
age afraid Of public opinion. and Il
his terror signed away Siio,O00 Of th'
peoples money
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The New" Way
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nectinns at Enid and Guthrie
The fastest complete and best equipped train west Of ae
Mississippi Ryer through the most picturesque portion Of
Oklahoma
Convenient Schedule.
Smooth, Straight Track
Handsome Equipment
Take the comfortable Alfalfa Limited in connection with
the Santa Guthrie the Mard Gras New Or
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known to modern travel
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''nf boards for loe i-aussfon a. and 81.
college ana ,he normal schools viii meet
A guthrie en April z and 6 respectively.
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no taxes since he has been in Guthrie.
He is a nice mark to make FIRE wagon
squawks.
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Louis &Clark
EXPOSITION

Portland. ore. june TO Oct IS.
Tickets sold on following days only
Nay 20. "a and 25 June l8 a. IS,
~ rs ami %. July c. z. 8. II. ~, i3,
25 26 aud 27; August IS. l6 n. 2s
30 ana 2l September -, lS a. IS
~. 2Sand 81 FINAL limits 80 days
sfoporers allowed west Of and includ
lag Colorado common points.
Fare s4s.f0.
vare through California $eo.'o.
f. j. BEST, Aet
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olry sRleFs

T@ritoaal Superintendent Baxt5s has
received an invitation 10 attend the con-
ference for education la the sorth TO be
held nt Columbia. s. c.. April 25.
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convenins or the next consress
when asked. this morning about the
matter. Governor Fergusoa said he
had not yet received his invitation TO
attend the convention, as the call ms
piled. but that IN his mind there is no
doubt hut the Woods county fellows
VIII make good
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ron sArn--caif ssr saie. soi y broad.
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4 aevsI0Ds .hal neghuTn "A. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
SENATOR MITCHELL is DEAD.
Convicted Oregon Statesman Passes
Away at Hospital in Portland.

Portland, Ore, Dec. 9.-United
States Senator John II. Mitchell died
at the Good Samaritan hospital in
this city, death resulting from compli-
cations which followed the removal of
four teeth at a dental Office. A hem
orrhage Of unusual severity followed
the removal of the teeth and despite
the application of the most powerful
Styles known to dental science the
flow OF blood could not be stayed.
Physicians were summoned TO the
dental Office, but the combined scien-
tifc knowledge of the dentists and
physicians could not stop the flow OF
blood. The senator's condition soon
became alarming and it was decided
to remove him to the hospital. When
he reached the hospital he was in a
very weakened condition and it be-
came apparent that unless the flow of
blood was soon stopped life would
pass out.
Senator Mitchell had long been a
sufferer from diabetes and other viii
ating diseases and in his weakened
condition rapidly succumbed to in
evitable weakness following such VIC
lent h~emorrhages and lapsed into a
state of semi-consciousness Several
hours before death the action of the
heart at times became almost imper-
ceptible and the breath came in short,
%spasmodic gasps. AS the end ap'
preached these symptoms became
more and more pronounced, death en-
suing at 11:40 a. m.
Governor Chamberlain will appoint
a successor to Senator Mitchell with
in a week. 1t is almost a certainty
that the new senator will be a Demo
crat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

was remarkably free from narrowing
incidents. 1t had been feared that
the woman's wonderful nerve would
desert her at the final moment and
that she would be carried to the scat.
fold in a state OF collapse. Instead,
however, Mrs. Rogers met death
bravely.
Although the woman was not Off
cially pronounced dead until fourteen
minutes and thirty seconds after the
trap was sprung, she evidently suf-
fered no pain. Her neck was broken
at the second cervical vertebrae and
she lost consciousness instantly the
drop fell. A few feeble convulsive
movements Of her pinioned hands
were the only evidences that vitality
had survived the first shock. The
woman's feet barely touched the floor
for an instant, but the deputies or the
platform of the scaffold Immediately
frightened the rope and raised the un-
conscious form a couple of inches.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
Condition of Wheat Is Good.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE crop re-
porting board Of the bureau of statis-
tics OF the department of agriculture
finds from the reports OF correspond
ents and agents of the bureau as fol.
lows: The newly seeded area of win
ter wheat is estimated as 31,341, 900
acres, an increase of 0.6 per cent over
the area sown in the fall of 1904. The
condition OF winter wheat on Dec. 1
was A.1, as compared with S2.9 in
1904, .6.6 in 1903 and a ~ten-year aver.
age of 91.5.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
JUDGE C., r.. Scott Dead.

Omaha, Dec. 1l.-Judge Cunning
ham X. Scott. for over twenty years a
member of the Douglas county bar
and with a brilliant legal record as
practicing attorney extending over a
period of fifty years, died at his resi-.
dence after an illness of two weeks.
caused presumably from a cold con
tracted during a drive and which
caused complications OF the heart and
lungs. At the time of his death Judge
Scott had just completed arrange
ments to retire from active practice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
CANNON NAMES COMMITTEES.
Slight Changes Shown in List Of I'M
p~ortant Committees of House

SSfIlIFt'btCCo vi EIobSC
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE addi-
ton of a Republican member TO all
the important committees of the
house has enabled Speaker Cannon
to solve the problem of committee as
signments in q manner which appears
most satisfactory to both parties in
the house. The following are the
chairmen OF the important commit
tees: Ways and means, Payne IN.
W; appropriations, Tawney (Minn.);
judiciary. Jenkns( Wis.,; interstate
and foreign commerce., Hepburn tla.)
foreign AFFAIRS, Hit Ill.) military,
Hull ua.) naya academy, Foss ull.) +;
pOstofice, Overtreet Und.); insular
affairs, Cooper wis.,; banking and
currency, Fowler IN. j.; coinage,
weights and measures, Southland 90;
rivers and harbolS. Burton tC.); mer.
chant marine, Glosvenor 90; agri'
culture, Wadsworth IN. "; public
lands, Lacey tlal; Indian affairs,
Sherman IN. "; territories, Hamil,
ton (Mich.); manufactures, Sibley
(Pa.); public Buildings, Bartholdt
(Mo.); labor, Gardiner IN. ID: in
valid pensions, Sulloway IN. HI;
pensions, l.oudenslager IN. J.); irri
cation and arid lands, Mondell
(Wyo.); immigration. Howall IN L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
mis-. ROGERS is HANGED.
Vermont Woman Pays Penalty for
Murder Of Her Husband.

Windpr, VT, Dec. 9.-Without O
tremor md without a word Mrs.
Mary Mabel Rogers marched to her
death on the gallows at the state
prison htre and paid the penalty of
numbering her husband, Marcus Rog.
ers, at Bennington, on Aug. 10, 1902.
To all appearances Mrs. Rogers was
the calm&t person in the chamber
OF death. lShe faced her end with tho
stoical ind ference that had marked
her demeao ever since her arrest,
more than three years ago.
Greatly II the relief of those Off.
Gals who we're assisting in executing
the sentence, Mary Rogers last hour
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15

the m%utineers, in trying to escape,
were slaughtered to the number Of
300 by the cavalry. Later, the large
portion Of the garrison was called
out, but in the confusion and disorder
the troops fired upon each other, it
being impossible to distinguish the
mutineers from the loyal soldiers.
The mutineers dragged out several
machine guns and poured a heavy fire
into the cavalry. There was great
loss OF life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
Adiutant General Removed for Graft.

Indianapolis Deo. S.-JOhn Il.
Ward, a~djutant general of Indiana, re-
signed on the demand of Governor
Hanly as the result of an investiga-
tion of his accounts, The investigat-
ing committee claims here is a short
age Of S976.75, which was secured by
General Ward padding the totals on
his acquisitions for the pay of forty
four companies of the Indiana Ma
tional Guard and on warrants for sup
plies for the troops.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
CHARGED With Blackmail.

Lincoln, Dec. 11.-Detective Ma
lone arrested J.. f. Jewell, a station
airy engineer, on the charge of at.
tempting to blackmail Hoover &
Son, proprietors of the Lindell hotel,
out of $500. The police have in their
possession the letters written to the
hotel owners over the signature, A.
l.. G.. Foreinger, demanding that five
500 bills be Eel him through the
general delivery with the alternative
of having complaint made to the au-
tborities OF alleged illegal dilution OF
liquors sold at the bar. A decoy let
ter was SEN in reply and waiting po'
licemen arrested Jewell, who ap-
peared at the postofice for the mail.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
and it's financial uccess is at.

It,r and it's financial success is at.
'bted by the statement Of the secre.
tty, E. f. Lincoln, who
int the company made 141a per cent
onits investment above all expenses.
II IS stated that the members OF the
company could not agree and that
differences Of opinion as to who
sdord manage and how the business
should be operated led TO the resolu-
ton 10 quit business and pay the
stockholders the amount of certin-
Gates f stock.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-12-15
Another Robbery at Omaha Hotel.

Omaha, Dec. 13.-Shortly after Z
o'clock last night G. p. Larson OF
Holdrege, Neb., a guest of the Murray
hotel, rang for the porter to come to
his room. He went up and found the
door locked. Larson said he had
been robbed by a man who knocked
on his door, saying he had a telegram
for him. AS soon as he opened the
door. the man presented a revolver
and demanded his money. After Sc
curing $l4 the robber locked the door
on the outside and made his escape,
A similar robbery occurred at the
Paxton hotel Saturday night.