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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

Coyle Clipper several Of our boys and
elrls left Monday morning for Guthrie
and Edmond. where they win attend
school - r. Eighsmith was a
Guihri visitor Tuesday He informs us
that he VIII leave next Monday 'or west
em Oklahoma to look at the country
Mrs Gunkle. who has been I'm a
hospital al Guthrie taking treatment for
cancer returned home Monday very
much improved.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09
LOCAL POINTS

There's difference. Bin Bross
from the south part Of the county, and
Nelson sturgis from tkc ease were IN
town today Too m4e- t4ili. reinarA.
ed Bross. Not efo,..;b sli stureis
j. r. Cottingbam. assistant collector
for the Santa Fe railroad in Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, and Frank Rine.
hart local cattleman and shipper.
were subpoenaed to app in Chicago
on Nov 3 before the grand jury. which
is investigating the packers combine
In conference Win Speaker Cannon
at Danville, H., the latter assured Den.
mis- Flynn, ex-congressman from Okla
homa. that the statehood bill uniting
Oklahoma and Indian Territory viii
pass the lower house before the holi-
days
Articles of incorporation have been
granted to the Bank Of Stuart Of Stuart.
J. r.; capital stock $4,000. Officers,
J. j. McAlester, president; w L.
Wooley, vice president: r. c. Stuart.
o G. Ross and E. C. Milton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

horne Friday from cntttic AFTER RI
morth's visit W. IA cater
OF Guthrie. pa~std ihroush Excelsior
Fnias enroute 80 Beaver county. stob.
ping fof short time at his farm here
Medford Star. wm Van EnsNifk show
"a rs pucpess pear n Manhcester last
Monday. that weiehcd lS ounces His
daushtcr Auss Clara. took tho pcar With
her 70 Guthiie whert 2; win be placed
Oh etnihitiol.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

Knehsher Free Press: Earl Swan has
gone 20 Guthrie 90 entcf scaool
r. Blackburn took his daughter to cuth-
lie this week 20 enter her in 81 Josrph's
academy. Vera Hnsaf returned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-09

The Leader Is q member Of the Asso,
eiated Press and receives the day tcle-
rraph report OF that great news orgaDiza-
ton for exclusive afternoon publication In
Gu hrie and 80 miles radius.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20
Charley Gray Drowned

The startling news reached
town Sunday afternoon that
Charley, the only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Gray, of Hope town
ship, had been drowned in the
coulee on John Sussex's farm.
From the information the Pio-
neer is able to CLEAN it seems
that the little boy, in company
with his uncle, Randall Gray and
another young man in the en-
ploy of his father, went to the
coulee to go in swimming that
day. The place selected is a pop
ular resort for the boys of the
neighborhood and it had always
been supposed that the hole was
not of sufficient depth to be dan
gerous, but the recent rains have
swollen the stream to such an
extent that the water was several
feet deeper than usual. This
fact had not been calculated
upon and as the little fellow
plunged in he soon found he was
in danger and after struggling
for some time called for help, but
sank before the rescue could be
accomplished.
The hired man claims he made
a desperate attempt to save the
boy but was forced to give up
to save himself. Help was sum-
moned and the body recovered
after having been under the wa
ter for some time.
The blow is a hard one and the
whole community sympathizes
with the bereaved family in this
awful aff1iction.
The funeral occurred at Page
where interment was made.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20
Sudden Death.

Last Saturday evening tele-
gram was received from David
son, Canada, stating that Joseph
Jefferson had died suddenly at
that place. The news came as a
terrible shock to our city as Mr..
Jefferson had left only a few days
before in the best of health and
spirits.
Mr.. Jefferson in company with
a party from this place left for
the Canadian northwest July 10,
for the purpose of purchasing
land. He was in perfect health
at the time and continued so un-
til the morning prior to his death
when he complained of distress
in his chest and left arm. No
alarm was occasioned at this but
he decided to stop off at David
son, where he had friends, and
join the party later. AS no i'm
provement was noticeable at
noon Mr.. Jefferson went to a
drug store to consult a physi-
clan, and while there was sud
denly stricken and in less than
half hour after passed away.
AS soon as possible after the
sad news reached here, Mr.. Cor
don Jefferson and Mr.. E. D.
Washburn started for Davidson,
but as arrangements had already
been made for transportation
they only went as far as Regina
where they met the body, arriv-
ing yesterday on the morning
train.
Joseph Ellis Jefferson was born
at Gotcherick, Ontario, Novem-
Der, 1856-died July IS, 1905. 7
In early manhood he came
west and in 1881 located near
Colgate, in Steele county, where
he conducted a large farm for a
number of years. On Septem-
Der, 1896, he was united in mar,
riage to Mrs. Eliza Mccormick.
who survives him besides three
children, a father, four brothers
and two sisters.
| Deceased was a member Of
several fraternal societies ano
was always active in promoting
the spirit of good fellowship
The funeral services are to bt
held from the Congregations
church at two o'clock this after
noon under the auspices of tn
Masonic fraternity, Rev. Hitch
cock preaching the sermon. Th
remains will be followed to thei
last resting in the cemetery ives
of town by the Masons, Wood
men and large concourse
sorrowing relatives and friend
to pay their last tribute of re
spect to the departed.
The VIII ole community symps
thizes with the sorroWing one
in this their sad hour of afflit
ton.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20
Notice of Estrays.

On June 19, 1905, there came
to my farm, nw4 of Sec. 24-144-
81, in Steele Co., N. D., 1 Horse,
color roam, age about II years,
weight about 1000 lbs, branded
u. r. . on right shoulder; 1
Gray Aorse, age about 3 years;
l Bay Mare Colt one year old.
Owner please call on above
premises and get the animals
and pay expenses, and oblige,
Very respectfully,
THORE OLSTAD,
P. O., Galesburg, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20

Bob and Eva McGinley's Co..
fun makers, musical experts.
Illustrated songs and dances,
July 31st. We should be congrat-
ulated on securing them to stop.
off here. They are fine all round
artists, putting on a first class
show without the use of a drop,
curtain. Everything quick, no
drags, no waits.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20
Winnipeg Exposition and Fair.

On account of the Winnipeg
Exposition and Fair held at Win
,nipeg, Manitoba, July Goth to
28th, the Great Northern Railway
will sell tickets at one fare for
round trip to Winnipeg. Dates
of sale are July 18th to Goth, re-
turning limit July 31st. Ask
your local agent for full particu
lars as to rates, etc.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1905-07-20

Lightning struck the residence
of Henry Barrett in Hope town
ship Saturday night. Almost
every room in the house was dam
aged to some extent. No fire re
suited and fortunately no one
was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
VETERANS IN
LOCAL LODGE.
Knights Of Pythias Here Has a
Record Hard to Match in the
State.

Algonquin lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las. comes very near holding the rec
ord for veteran members in this state
and it is probable that no lodge sur
passes it in this particular.
A veteran Knight of Pythias is one
who. has been Il member OF the order
for twenty-five years. The grand
lodge recognizes the quarter century
service in the order by specially de-
signed jewel, copyrighted and furn-
ished by the grand lodge only TO be
worn by a twenty-Hve-year member.
Algonquin lodge, which ranks with
the foremost lodges in the state, is
proud of her long list of veterans and
steps are being taken TO set aside one
night for a Veterans night when spec
ial effort will be made to have every
veteran present
Following is the list of those who
have been members of Algonquin
lodge for twenty-five years or more,
the first four named being the only
remaining charter members:
Charles S. Sofield, John E. Wood,
JOHtt I. W ofSiOjlI, Nfllllutilt II. iiNhth,
Edgar Soticld, William Rhodes,
Aaron Stillwell, James II. Woglom,
William Marshall, Abram r. Woglom
and Thomas b. Liddle have been
members thirty-siX years.
Adam Eckert is a thirty y-fiye-year
member and George w. Mercer,
Frank s. Mead and schuyler Kemp
ton have been members thirty-four
years.
Theodore Johnson, Charles Wal
ters, Jr., and Louis ii. FRANKIE have
q thirty-year membership.
George NJ. Adair has been Il mem
Der twenty-seven years and John
Abel, H. c. Anderson Chris Beck
mann, f. r. Fox John Hanson, J. j.
Dictche, William Hoy, John c. Han
sen, Warren Harriet, Charles Henry,
John II. Ling, Peter Larsen, George
Sofield. l.. w. Sehoonover, Dudley
Whitworth and John ii, Poulon are
all twenty-siX-year men.
Louis II. BRIGGS, w. r. David and
s. S. Strang have Just reached the
quarter-century mark of twenty-five
years,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
RUNNING WILD
WITH A KNIFE.
Police GET Report Of Man Chas'
inc People on New Brunswick
Avenue..CO Not be Found.

a report reached Police Headguar-
ters last night, just as the night force
was being turned out, that man,
armed with a knife. was chasing peo-
pie or New Brunswick avenue. Chief
Burke detailed Patrolmen Chris Ham
son and Tennensen to look into the
matter. They met number of boys
who said that the fellow had chased
thom-
One of the boys, Chris Jensen, of
Sayre avenue, had a cut over his eye.
He said that the man had caught him
= and knocked his head against the
flagstones a number OF times. The
patrolmen made a thorough search,
but they could not locate the fellow.
1t is thought that he learned that the
police were after him and cleared out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
BIDS ARE NOT
ACCEPTED BY
WATER BOARD.
Only One Bidder on Some Of the
Contracts Board Will Meet
Again Next Week.
SOUTH AMBOY MAIN.
How Commissioners COnyery and
Voorhees, Bought the Horse
for the Department.

At the meeting of the water board
in the council chamber, last night,
bids were opened for the new boiler
to he installed at Runyon for The new
we'll to be driven at the same place
and for the construction of pump
house. AS the bids were not what
the board expected, it was decided to
call another meeting next Wednesday
night.
The bids for the new boiler were
opened first. They were as follows:
A, d. Granger Company, 50 Liberty
street. New York. $50. to be com
pleted in thirty working days. B.
Franklin Horton Company. lab Lib
eriy street, New York, $1,532 Cleve-
land Steam Boiler Company, Cleye-
land, Ohio, $1,6G7, to be completed
in sixty working days. Manning,
Maxwell & Moore, $t,307. TO be COM
pleted in five weeks.
For Drilling Well.
For drilling the new twenty-five
foot suction well at Runyon Duncan
Currie was the only bidder. His bid
was for $1,000. Donehue & Leavy
we're the only bidders for the pump
house They asked 5000 and will
complete the work in thirty working
days.
President Conyerv and Commits
sioner Voorhees, announced that they
had purchased n horse. Commission
or Jensen told of the purchase of a
hoat A petition was received from
Hans Grejsen asking that The water
main be extended from Favette street
to Mamie street This matter was re-
ferred to the superintendent. A let
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
ARE FIGHTING
EVERY STEP.
Hearst Gains a Point in New
York Recount Must Produce
Tally Sheets.

NV -OaTS. Nov. iG.--justice Amend
granted the application of Messrs.
William II. Hearst, John Ford and
j. G. Phelps Stokes for a mandanus
to compel the county clerk TO produce
before the board of county canvassers
the original tally sheets filed in his Of
tice.
When the board Of canvassers met
III the city hall the chairman and
Deputy County Clerk Birrell refused
to produce the tally sheets.
The attorneys for Mr. Hearst and
Tammany Hall went Immediately to
the courthouse. Austen Fox, for Mr.
Hearst presented an affidavit, in
which it was declared that the tally
sheets had not been produced, and also
that there were great discrepancies be
tween them and the certificates of the
inspectors of election He asked for a
writ OF mandamus, compelling the
board of canyassers and the county
clerk TO producc the tally sheets. Ar
thur G. Butts of the corporation coun-
sells Office opposed the application. He
was followed by Judge Alton b. Par.
ker. Mayor McClellan's counsel, who
said.
Mayor Mcclellan would not have
credited 10 him one single dishonest
vote. If he would | should not be here
to appear for him. but he will defend
The votes that bave been cast for him.
not because he wants the office but
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

c. A. Sexton has completed his
power house for his electric light
plant in the rear of his Smith street
drug store for the purpose of furn-
ishing his own and a number of 9TH
er merchants electric light. The en-
gineer, who is to install the engine
and dynamo, is expected here some
time today.
For a long time the merchants in
Smith street, as we'll as elsewhere in
the city, have been dissatisfied with
the way the Public Service Corpora
ton has been treating them and as
the Citizen Electric Light, Power and
Heat Company is not yet able to do
anything to help them out, Mr.. Sex
ton decided to have lights of his own.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
SOLDIER BOYS
IN BURNT CORK
Large Audience Saw the Minstrel
Show in Wilder Music Hall
Last Night.

A large crowd of parents aud
friends of the Westminster Cadets at
tended their minstrel in Wilder Hall
last night.
The curtain rose upon a double
semi-circle of black faced soldier
boys dressed in their cadet uniforms
with Leonard Wait as interlocutor
and Fred BRIGGS and C. A. GilHs as
Bones aaA Lester Dietche and Frank
Appleg; rs Tambos.
The opening selection, s'It Was
Summer Time in Dixie" was sung by
Herbert Strandberg." Nobody" by
Chester Gillis, and What You Coin
to do When the Rent Comes Round?"
by Fred Breigs, were probably the
vocal hits of the evening.
Use second half of the program OPP
ened by sketch, tThe Music Mas
ter" with j. NJ. Guttmann as pro-
fessor from Fords. The sketch was
full of funny incidents and gave an
opportunity for number of songs
and instrumental selections.
A police court scene with VIII
Cleary, Martin Hurley, Frank Apple
gate and Chester ellis in the cast
amused the audience greatly.
ELECTION Time in Our Beautiful
City" and "Yohn Pillup Sowsa" and
his famous band was played by the
entire company.
That the minstrel was great sue
cess is evident and the boys were
complimented for the presentation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
COLLECTED ABOUT S4OO
Committee in Charge of Russian
Fund Still at Work.

About s400 has been collected.
thus far, by the committee in charge
of the fund to be sent TO Russia from
this city.
A meeting of the committee was TO
have been held last night in the Mad
ison avenue temple. but owing to the
poor condition of the weather and 70
the amount of work yet TO be done by
the members, it was postponed unsll
Monday night ut o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
HOUSE FOR
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
C. A. Sexton Will Soon be Ready to
Furnish His Own Power.

He has taken out the Public Service
lights and a number of other merch-
ants will follow his example, it is
thought, just as soon as he has his
plant in working order and can furn-
ish them with lights.
In conversation with NEWS re-
porter, Mr.. Sexton said that he ex-
pected to have his plant running by
the first of the week and that he
would be able to light his store
throughout He has had new wires
and globes as well as new metal cell
ing put in. When asked If he was go
ing to furnish lights for any of the
other merchants in the block he said
that he thought that they would use
his power as soon as it was in work
ing order
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
ARREST OF GIRL MAY
SOLVE THE MYSTERY.
Police Believe They Have the One
About Whom Merchants Complain.

from stores and in almost every case,
it is claimed, the Tombosky girl was
in the place at the time. Mr.. Green
said that the girl had taken the waist
and he had a witness in court who
said that the girl had brought it to
her house and she had sent for the
childs mother The mother admit
ted having the waist home at the
present time. Recorder Pickersgill
held the mother in 500 bail for the
grand jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
FIRM SERVED WITH
EXECUTION TODAY
ROessler & HasslaCher Chemical
Company Must Pay John Doyle
Amount of the Verdict.
Special 10 the Evening News:

NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov 16:--
Sheriff Church today served an eXecu-
ton on the firm of Roessler & Hass-
lacher Chemical Company at Perth
Amboy for the amount of the judg-
ment in the suit of John Doyle who
brought an action against them in
the circuit court for injuries sustain
ed by him, his health being affected
by odors arising from the defendant S
plant which was directly across from
his house. The amount Of the judg-
ment is $500 and the costs attached
amount to about $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
WILSON GETS
BIG SENTENCE.
Given -Four and a Half Years in
State Prison by Judge Strong
To-Day.
Special 10 NE Evenlng NeNs:

DDtAldi w Nlit AhlAsT ~NtMos
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. To-
Harrison Wilson. who was arrest
ed in this city by Chief Burke, while
carrying a suit case containing a
burglar outfit was sentenced. this
morning, to four and a half years in
state prison and three years on the
other charge. These sentences are to
run concurrently and, by good behav-
ior he should bet out in about -four
years.
Chief Burke and Lawyer Joseph
Stricken were in court this morning
when Wilson was sentenced. Wilson
was greatly shocked when the SEN
tence was pronounced for he expect
ed, ii is said, to get off easily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

With the arrest of Pauline Tom
bosky, fifteen years old, of Penn
street, charged by julius Green, of
462 State street, with stealing from
one of his show cases light green
shirt waist, about six weeks ago. the
police think that they will be able to
solve number of the petty robberies
that the local storekeepers have COM
planned about.
Merchants have complained that
articles and money have disappeared
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

0. j. Morgenson, who has been
principal of the parochial school con
nected with Our Sayiour's Danish
Lutheran church for the past nine
years has resigned, to take effect
about December I He Will join the
star of Instructors in Trainers Priv
ate School. where he has been con-
nected with the night classes for the
past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
FIVE KILLED
IN BIG BLAZE.
New York Authorities Believe II
the Work of the Black
Hand.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16:--Five per-
sons were killed in an incendiary
fire in East Seventy-third street this
morning. The blaze was in a tene-
ment and the authorities believe ii
the work of some members of the
Black Hand
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
60 DRIVERS PRESENT.
Union Had Favorable Beginning
Last Night.

Over sixty drivers attended the
meeting held in the Adelaide building
last night for the purpose of forming
a union. The meeting was a great
success and at meeting to be held
December / in the same building a
name will be chosen and officers cleo
ted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
FORESTERS' SMOKER.
All Had a Fine Time as Guest of
Court Standard.

The members of Court Standard.
No. Ill. Foresters of America, held
q smoker and entertainment in Wash
ington Hall last night. All present
had fine time. At l2 o'clock the af-
fair broke up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
VOTING HAS
COMMENCED.
Somebody is Going to Have a
Piano for Christmas will II
he You?

Voting has begun. The EVENING
NEWS contest is on in earnest and
somebody is going to receive a high
grade piano and another handsome
phonograph as a Christmas gift.
You stand as good chance as any
one to receive this. Are you work
ing for it?
Tomorrow the list of contestants
will be published. 1t is moi heavy to
start with and there is a glorious on
portunity to start now. Every cou-
pon that has been issued thus far is
still good, so gel your back numbers
of the NEWS and clip them out. They
each count one vote and every one
helps. After 5 o'clock tomorrow the
coupon in last Fridays paper will not
be good. Coupons can only be voted
within one week of the date they
bear.
But there is the subscription blank
which Will help you jump ahead. A
subscriber for one month at twenty
five cents counts fifty votes; two
months at fifty cents counts 100 votes
ana so on TO 600 votes Tor one yearly
subscription at SO. Begin with the
starters and keep in the lead. 1t
means handsome piano or a phono-
graph in your home to make Christ
mas merry. Both instruments are on
exhibition at the Ludwig music store.
Go look at them.
Following is the coupon for today.
Fill in the name and address of the
person for whom you wish to vote
and send or bring to the NEWS of
fee within one week from the date it
bears. otherwise it will be void.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
ODELL TO TESTIFY.

NEWBURGH, n. Y, Nov. 16;-
Former Governor Odell went to New
York today and it is probable he will
testify in the insurance investigation
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

The Commissioners OF Appeal met
in the Office OF the Water Works de-
nartment last night. They went over
about twenty bills and found them to
be all right. They had about one hun
dred and fifty more to look over. An
other meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
NOT ICE!

There will be a meeting of the
COMMISSIONERS OF APPEALS
at the Council Chamber, City Hall,
TOMORROW, FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Nov. l7th. at 2 o'clock
For the transaction on such busi-
ness as may come before them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

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