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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
TEARING W A PIPELINE.

chanute, Kans.. March i6.-T
Prairie Ol aud Gas company issu
an order this morning for tearing
one Of tho pipe lines west Of tho At
iscn Topeka & Santa Fe railro
tracks. This Is the line which
becn usei for the last six months
handle the heavy on for tank farl|
All the lateisis will be torn Up. ri
IS a sixiach pipe and the tearing
of the lateral means that several A
ducing companies in the river va
adjacent 10 Chanutc win be depriI
of pipeline facilities. The new el
inch line for the purpose of conyes
Oh from the Ne1desh ma tank farm
Humb1ld. viii stin he used.
sateman. comes from the proda,
in the river valley, wEo say they \
Informed by the agents Of ibe PR
on and Gas company and that
has begun AT the Office of the
pany here J. Griffin assiltsai
perintendent said he "a not
anything about such an order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
Increases Stock
o. {. III. & s. l., RAILWAY
AMENDS CHARTER
Three Millions More Stock
Anti Horse Thief AssOci-
alton Incorporates.

A charter was issued today to the Ma
tional Anti-H Horse Thief association of
Oklahoma. The iucorporators are. Jamea
Kirkwood Of Guthrie. president. Ben
Young Of Bristow. T. r.. vice president:
otto G.. Listen Of Edmond secretary. j..
NJ Littloton Of Meeker. treasurer w w.
Peircc Of Wetumka. l. r.. q. r. sifferd Of
Ponca City. and @. G. wyss OF Pawnee.
the executive committee. and w b. NJ.
Mitchell OF Pauls Valley. l. Ta w. u.
Jones OF Archibald. l. r. l.. J. stalcup
OF Whltcboro, Texas, and Il ID Gelwick
Of Bristow l. r.. representative
The amended charter Of the Oklahoma
City Henryetta and ST. Louis Railway
company was filed today with Territorial
Secretary Grimes In these new articles
Of Incorporation the company's capital
stock is increased from S8.O00.oo0 to So
00O. 600
Notarid commissions were granted TO
the followng
+. Randolph Of jet, Woods county
H. r. Drunken OF CARRIER. Garfield coun-
ty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
FOLLOWS ELcPEMENT
Father Takes Daughter Away and Is
Shot to Death.

Memphis, Tenn, March 16--Law-
renee Plummer and Miss Paasy Perry
were married az Clarendon. Ark, on
March 8. Two days later the brides
father heard that Plummer had 5een
married refore and took his daugh-
Ter away, placing her with her uncle,
sixteen miles out in the country. pend
ing an investigation Of Plummers
claim that he had been divorced from.
his first wife. This morning Plum
mer got a horse and buggy anil
started after his hrdc Mr Perry fol
lowed and fight ensued. Plummef
was badly cut and shot IN the head
and Perry Instantly killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

state Military Institute. The university
sends out The strongest team in her his
tory and the Oklahoma State Military In
stitutc Will be playing great ban u they
defeat them. The line up OF the Varsity
is strong IN every way An hit wen. are
good hunters, good helders and good base
runners almost to a man. Brandon and
Walker viii probably bc ;he battery with
Tosh as the extra pitcher The team has
rounded into good shape, and an are
ready for the hard schedule ahead OF
them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Given Last Night at First Christian
Church Wa Splendid.
The musicale given by Miss Dunkin's
pupils at the First Christian church last
night was greeted by a large audience
Many OF the members were encored. The
audience showed great appreciation Of the
program. The program rendered is as
follows:
Program.
Part I.
]. Duett-tFour pianos) Tressa Mat
hews, Nellie Davis, Olive and Gladys Hon-
man, Lille Brown, Ruth Walton. George
Drummer. Esbon Titus.
.. Vocal Solo-"Tomorrow Blockney
Miss Letha Pentecost
3. Bird WALTZ -Four pianos) ).....
..'. ..-. .... pee. ....- ........ .Panorma
Misses Nellie Da.is Gladys Seaman,
Tressa Mathews, Lille Brown
4, Plano solo--"Martha" ..........
...... ........t. .-... 49,. Sidney snlth
Miss Esther Beland.
g. Dress Parade March" (Four pian-
os, - -hands).... ....., ...... .....k tllCr
Misses June williams. Bessie whitley.
Douglas ,Eloise McBryan. Esther Beland.
Blanche Beland. Bertha Beland, sibbic
Davis, Paulina Browne and Hazel Browne.
g. Vocal Duett-"ren Me Where do
Fairies Dwel?" ..... .... ...... Glover
Misses Tressa Mathews and Lille
Brown.
e. Under the American Fias" uc
hands, ..... ........ ...... Hoist
Misses Eloise McBryan, Esther Beland
Bessie whiteiey. June williams. Ruth
Walton, Ethel Douglas. Valverde Jones
Della Dunkin.
Intermission.
Part u.
/. Trio ca hands)-''Dancing Butter
fly ....-. ...... ...- ...... Alonzo stone
Misses Esther Beland, Blanche Beland
Bertha Beland. Eloise McBryan. Paullno
Browne. Mollie Liebenheim. Ethel Doug.
las Hazel Browne. Gnce Seaman june
Williams, Bessie Whiteley and Valyerde
Jones
?. Vocal Hungarian Love Song
$500. ......,. $500. ......-- J. Roeche
Master George Brunner
3. Rustic Of spi'ing" ...-.... Sindinl
Miss Bessie Whiteley
4. Vocal Duett--"Sing on Il. Dcnza
Misses Esther Beland and Nina Grinith
8. "M,1ley'' G6 hands .-..... hermann
Misses Esther Beland, Eloise McBryan
Bessie whiteley June Williams, Ethe
Douglas, huth Walton. Grace Seaman
Valverde Jones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Don't drug the stomach TO cure a
cough. One Minute Cough Cure cuts
The ;nucus draws the Inflammation
cut Of ths throat lungs and bronchial
lubes heals, soothcs aad cures. =
quick cure for Group and Whoopius
Cough Sold by c. r. Renfro.
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PerSonaf
Mention.


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rohn Au,, g.. h.r. ,oo.y ,.,., Nor
man
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capitai rity
Il spdohro,a ,s ,.ro +oasy iron,
Ponca CITY.
- ,s,u.r d., w,.h.., a. ,.,.,,o. g.,
the citv today
u ~ pert.,,t,, %, u-o,.,.. ,s ,.,.,,or
I'm the oitv todov
cnso, q, ror, su,,, ,s ,,s,,o~
in me eapital CITY
celia on busteess
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..,'. ''''''
n G. Green Of Anadarko' is in the cap
3. +. Harper is here from Ashland
A"s' 'ou"y on important business
rom Meeker on special business erands'
Mrs j. i. Brenulnger and r.. l.. Nor
ton Of Oklahoma city. visited in Guth-
s. f. swinford OF saltwater, president
OF the First National bank Of that place.
was here last nigh
a bevy OF Guthrle's sweetest maidens
visited the theatre last night ohaperoned
boy Mrs. w. Z. Eager.
office. the registration books contain
I tt,,ntor vyiu,a,,,s o,,d s,,,,,.,. rt,,,...,,,
left tbis evening Co. tbo,, 49,, a., ,..,.,,e
lively.
II u yovo ,.,biia h,ro ,os,, ,-o.
Kan.ss c,ft, v,,s 90. ,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,.,,s.,'
vith c,tbrto .,,d ,,,,' - =. ,,.o -,
tal citv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
REV. W C. NILES DEPARTURE.
Guthrie Ministers Association Voices the
General Regret.

The resignation Of the Rev W. c Miles
has come with a sad surprise 10 us an
There is "a gap IN the pastorate OF the
city. and in the clerical association and
in the circle OF friends not easily TO be
aned.
Since coming among ne he has more
than hied week Of years Of faithful SER
vice. We have always found him "a true
gentleman. and loving, faithful pastor
Wise ia counsel and bold in execution.
be has been a tower Of strength 70 every
good cause. And while we offer this
testimonial as an evidence OF the esteem
of his clerical brethren. We would pray
that the divine blessing may be- upon him
ana rs. httin6 them FOR the new field Of
labor
We would OFFER the following resolution.
That this testimonial be- spread upon
The minutes of the clerical association.
and that copies b. sent 20 the daily pa
pers.
A. b. NICHOLAS,
W. ~ ROSE
j. ~ MATEE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

A man appeared before Jugde Humph-
rey at Durant He wanted his child
which he claimed was born to his wife
when he was away and he never had seen
Il. The child had been placed in the care
Of neighbors after the mother died. Judge
Humphrey turned the man down for lack
Of evidence OF his fathershp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

been holding an examination for the posi-
tion Of Immigrant agent and matron ln
the Indian service. Ludwig Heyman Of
Guthrie. j. O. Black OF Guthrie, and Guy
j, Stumpf Of Orlando, are applicants for
the appointment as immigrant agent; and
Mrs Margaret c. Flcmming OF Guthrie,
is an applicant for matron.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
NO wonDEs AE WAS CRAZY.
Mouse, cravat and Rubber Tubing in Con-
tents OF Stomach.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, March 16--In the
stomach Of an insane man who died a
few days ago at the Danville asylum sur
geons found the skeleton OF mouse, an
old-fashioned four-in- hand cravat FIVE
bandana handkerehiefs, a silver spoon, an
old pair OF spectacles, two pieces Of rub
ber tubing, one nine inches and the other
twelve inches long, and a piece Of sus-
pender. The man was q slav He died
OF general collapse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Several days ago the Lincoln -Repuoit
can club Of Afrdmorc, l. r., passed reso-
buttons endorsing the plan OF holding
constitutional convention ana petitioning
Governor Ferguson and the Oklahoma leg
islature to enact such a law. Thus far,
however, no petition or resolution has
reached the office OF Governor Ferguson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

A spring tonic that makes rich, rel
bloed. Brings strength. health and hap
piness to ibe whole family Nothing
equals Eolisters Rocky Mountain
Tea as a spring tonic 80 cents.
Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
FAIa ExAisIT DIDN'T pAY.
Il Cost the Philippine Commission ssoo, 900
More Than Receipts.

Washington, D. c., March lG.-Mr. Taft
WAS accompanied 10 the cabinet meeting
by MIR Lawshe auditor OF the Philippine
government who desired 20 pay his re-
speets 20 the president before returning
10 his post MT Lawshe has been 90 this
country for several months in connection
with the Philippine government exhibit al
the Louisiana Purchase exposition. the
accounts of which he has been adjusting
His accounts show that ia round figures
this exhibit cost the Philippine commits
sion "a million and half dollars. while
the returns. from franchises. admissions
and other services were a little over
500 00o. Although this shows that the
exhibit was far from self-sustaining from
a pecuniary point Of view. yet the Philip
pine commission feels amply repaid for
the expenditure by reason OF the great
stimulus given 10 the interests of the
American people IN the Philippines and
"a belief that II certainly win result IN "a
large and permanent increase OF trade
between the islands and the United
States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

In the supreme court clerks office to-
day the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Railway company filed an appealed suit
from Conanche county against r. r.
Mitchell Tor the reversal OF judgment
OF The lower court Mitchell got judgment
against the railroad company for Si265
for damages arising out Of a shipment Of
goods and live stock from Kansas city
to NARROW J. IT, ia July, 1901
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
LEApERETTEs
Local Happenings OF city and Territory
Briefly Told.


Fairview win have an Ice plant.
okmulgee has gas-and-on- eritus.
Du'2nt wiz have an Indian base bah
club.
District court at saltwater eonvenes
April 10.
Otis limerick, age 20 years, is insane at
saltwater,
minoisans are drilling for gas and oil
at Lawton.
Ingerson Masons have new han just
completed
Probate Judge Wagner OF Lincoln
county, is ill.,
J C Pinkerton OF Perry. spent wednes-
day in Guthrie.
The National bank OF Hoffman, l. T.. is
being organized.
The Republican clubs Of coaigate, /. T.,
have har-1onized.
Ed Robinson and Wilbur Mock left
yesterday for Wichita.
f. J. Allen OF the star Laundry, is in
Kansas City on business.
stnwater's Athletic club will give an
entertainment March "a.
six foot vein Of asphalt has been
found near Fort Gibson.
Pliny soper declares he win not take a
census Of Indian territory.
George Bellamy Of Ei Reno. is at Hot
Springs Ark, temporarily.
Bishop Brooke Of this city. held SER
vices IN Chandler last night
There win be a big wolf hunt in the
vicinity Of Muskogee sfarch se.
dNAN AAttNf eoioitlr huoA jim dtiulbauf
white, az Wagner yesterday.
Miss Claude Hickman Of wichita. Kas.
is in the eapital city visiting friends
dry goods store az South McAlester
valued at $4,000 was destroyed by FIRE.
Tulsa Jack has been unearihed az
Chandler How many lives DO outlaws
haVe' 81, ,isEl
The third annual convention of plumb
ers was held az Shawnee Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The Oklahoma sund,y school cOnven-
lion VIII be held March % 70 25 inclusive
at El Reno.
Tomorrow Ardmorites ain meet en-
masse 10 discuss plans whereby their city
may be beaaiified
Dent Ramsay. formerly OF Pawnee, is
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New Head
lContlnued irom vac ll


means his nomination FOR police Judge
The city clerkship Is practically settled,
the almost unanimous choice being G. S.
Nelson
Mayor Barnes said that he WAS not in
the race for denomination unless his
friends forced him 10 accept. This is
taken 20 signify that ho VIII make an ate
tempt 90 get into The band wagon
The convention was called 90 order by
~ r. walker ANA the cll was read by
Roy Wuton.
ID IT. Smith placed DO nomination for
chairman Geo. McQmid which was acc-
onded by Chas n. Renfro. and McQuaid
was unanimously chosen Mossrs Beufro
and Smith were appointed by the chair
10 escort Mr. McQuaid 10 the platform
Harry 4 Ardey was chosen as sccre-
tary
John CapcTs colOrod, was nominated
as assistant secretary bur declined.
Chairman McQuaid appointed the fol-
lowing committees;
Committee on resolutions g. J. Har-
rngton. O n. Fegan. Fred Ritterbusch.
}. r. Anderson and John G1lobie
Committee on permanent organization
and order Of business C. @ Hargis. G.
X Renfro W a. vampnor Lon MuHlow
and w d. Chappen
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oopPeR oAplIALlsr ID.

(By Associated Press)
New York, March ia dispatch from
Palm Beach, Fla, reports the death Of
Meyer Guggenheim, the copper capitalist
from pneumonia, aged IS years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Woman Keeps Alleged Negro owner From
Taking Possession.

Hinton, okla, March IS.-MofTiS Je1-
kns, negro. and his two attorneys, it
is alleged we're dnven away from claim
two miles East Of here. 20 which he had "a
legal right yesterday h. Mrs. Jacob
Maur@r. who has occupied The claim for
tie Lac two years. She forced the men to
stay at a safe distance with Is shotgun
and held them al bay until they decided
to leave When Caddo county was first
opened. the negro drew valuable claim
but was induced TO relinquish his rights
for SOC. The negro was paid $50 and was
Induced TO reiinqGish before the balance
was paid. Maurer refused TO pay and
took up his residence on the claim Later
Manref got in trouble and was sent 90
the penitentiary The negro took the
matter up with the department cf the
Interior end after two years had his
rights restored The sheriff OF Caddo
county win be- asked to make Mrs. Maurer
vacate the claim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Senator Alexander didn't weep over the
defeat Of the herd law. as is reported
lie cried because there was mo more to
conquer"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Mrs John A. Gilbert, who has been in
Chandler for several days visiting rela-
tives, has returned to Guthrie.
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Q 0 . 90 0 Q Q 0 o 0 Q 0 Q 0 0 Q
o UNIVERSITY or OKLA
o HomA NOTES.
0 Q 0 0 Q 0 0 0 Q Q 0 Q 0 0 0 Q {

Norman, Okla, March le-The base
ban season Of ihe university opens FRI
day the i7th at Oklahoma cry AZ which
sine the Varslty VIII play tie Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
Modest Man Popular.

The less a man thinks or knows
about mis- virtues. the better we Ike
bim.-Emerson-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Barker 12 Ferquharson, "a. Far
quharson's nomination was made
unanimous IN accepting the aomina-
tion Tarquharsor coughed hesitat
ngly ami said: II thank you
This is the seroni time "a sixteen
years have been IT, said Farqu
harsm. The defeated nomineeI
spoke fcolinely Of Oklahoma, state.
hood and aboat prices being marked
down from one dollar tc ninety nine
cents, bat he ssil nothing about
Sewers,
Paving,
Public loot,ng,
Ring rule.
Rank injustice to the people
Redlstricting the city.
And various other things in whlct
The people are Interested
AIR Farquharson ike Mayo
Barnes is opposed To redislricting 20
city, and says 50.
Just what "the old gang" want
with him IL a mystery.
The conv,hdcn g., the worst coi
, glemeratlnn OF suhserviency, nuleo
hy and vermifuge. Including dar
nessl held for mtay seasons.
George McQuald as cha. rnian. ha
his martingales adjusted TO Meet
but q four vital points he was ul
bridled and unhorsed
w. Y Mitchell was nominated Il
chief Of police
Walter Warren will be nominate
FOR police Judge
The remainder Of the nominatIos
ere being made as the Leader go'
TO press
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Il suffered for months with sore
throat. Electric Oil cured me IN
twenty-four hours" N. S. Gist. Hawes
Vile. KY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16
Diamonds for London.

South Africa exports about 10000
0ee worth Of diamonds 70 London
every year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-16

Warreu'e speech placng Farquhar'
son in nomination was the death
knoll af the Barnes administration.
During the day rumors were rife that
the friends Ct Mayor Earnes would
mdeayo. &c rush him through the
conyeation. Not delegate IN the
convention had he temer.ty 10 an
swer the Indictment of Warren. It
was thought Billy Walker would leap
into the oTng but no.
Justice Burfcrd placed IN nomina-
tion the name Of Dr. + o. Barker.
Mr. Burfo-ds eloqueaco was short
and sweet and seemed 10 be very
mueh dociored
Not ono Of the speeches made de-
I Tended the republican raplne Of th'
past four ycars
Barker and Fornhars1n were th'
cn!y candidates placed ia nomination
On ron cali thI vote resulted
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backing the new opera house scheme at
Lawton. Dent is a rustler.
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Il Is possible that the board a. county
commissioners will decide 10 repair both
The bridge at Coyle and the one north Of
this city on the Clmaron river The total
cost OF these repairs figuring it at the
lowest will amount 90 over $4,000
Chairman Burke said today that as much
economy as possible would Dee used. These
bridges. however, when repaired win be
the best m the country.
A shoe factory is the next industry to
come TO the capital city, The CONNER
clal club win act on The proposition made
90 'ho city by the Fort Smith and Enid
gentlemen and a decision viii be reached
ia q few days
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Fairview win have an Ice plant.
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Du,2nt wiz have an Indian base bah
club.
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okmuigee has gas-and-oil-e eritus
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District court at saltwater convenes
April 10.
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NICELY furnished rooms with bath.
at No S2o f. Noble ave.

FOR RENT Rooms for light houssNsep-
ing s07 East Villas.
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FOR SALE My.-eoai business. Corner
Eighth and warneR. psre s7r
Marshal. ~ Ill., - -
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Chairman Burke ard Commissioner
swank of the board of county commits
sioners. nude trip 70 abe clmarron river
properly repaired at tho least possible ex-
pease re d looking 20 logan county's
Interest ana VIII protect 81 in every in-
stance.
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Otis limerick. age 20 years, is insane at
Saltwater
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minoisans are drilling for gas and OIL
at Lawton.
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Ls, a little more sunshine IN.
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D1aI -. l0rneIIy q Pavaa.. I.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
SMOKY CITY MEN
ARE NOT PERFECT.
New York Cops Won't Heed,
sim From Pittsburg
JOKE CARRIED TOO FAR
AND WHEN ARRESTED FOR In.
REGULARITlES WILL BE
HURLED INTO DUNGEON
FORTHWITH.

New York, Feb 19.-The Pittsburg
joke has been carried almost TOO far
on the Tenderloin police. Hereafter
when a man is arrested for indulglng
in too riotcus living at the Haymarkes
and claims to be from Pittsburg he
will probably be hurled into the dun
geon without further question
Three times in the last month have
the police of this precinct been bit
ten. The last case was the most ag'
gravating of ALL About midnight Of
last Friday there was fusillade
of revolver shots about a block from
the Haymarket, and when police
man ran up he found well dressed
young. man lying on the ground,
wounded in the leg and in the shoul
de-:
The youth gave his name as VIII
liam Martin of Pittsburg and said he
had such large business interests
there that he hoped the police would
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20

keep the matter out Of the newspa-
pers. He was accommodated and Fri
day night a detective called at Belle
vue hospital 70 look him over
The wounded man was a once rec
ognized as Marty Lewis. whose pc.
ture occupies space in the rogues' gal
lery here. and whose pedigree ex
tends over several years. Then the
story came out that the row in which
he was shot was really thieves
quarrel and that two others, wei
known to the police, were involved.
They have been arrested. Their
names are John O'Keefe and George
Harmon. Lewis. or Martin, as he calls
himself. has operated here for some
time. bat is well known in certain
quarters of PittsbuTg.
He was released from the hospital
yesterday and has disappeared, the
police not having taken. the precau-
ton 10 place him under special guard
being under the impression that he
was badly wounded and would MT be
able to be GU for two weeks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-20
KNIGHTS OF FARO
IN WALL STREET
Jerome Forces Old Timers from
Their GiIded DenS
OPEN ELEGANT OFFICES
nm THE STREET AND AWAIT
LAMBS TO BE SWALLOWED
UP IN WHIRLPOOL OF
SPECULATION

New York, Feb. TO- When Mr.. Je-
rome put such an effective check on
the big gamblers of New York a short
time age many of them wen to other
cities in the hope of finding less trou
blesome officials
Few were successful in the quest,
for the local gamblers all have politi-
cal connect MS which enable them TO
freeze out the newcomer.
No other fields being open many OF
the old-timers have taken 70 Wall
s rect.
Honest John Kelly, Richard Can
field, Dave Buckelin. Lou Belts, Sam
Emery and others OF lesser fame have
established offices in the street A
Adams opened a down town office
shortly after his release from prison
and for a time was seen minglinr
with the bulls and bears.