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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

fNalt MiNoW LOSE
Nnety-hve bodies OF victims OF We'd
nesday nights tornordo have been found
AT that time th.rty-hve persons were
stn missing and the list of seriously in-
jured numbered l15, OF whom twenty
five were believed to be fatally hurt
rwenty-nve or thirty others wer
slightly hurt
The financial loss today is estimated
at half million dollars
Reports brought in today from the
country which has been shut on since
Wednesday night by laca Of ,ele-
graph facilities, indicate that twenty
hve persons were killed outside Of
Snyder, making possible total dead
Of 12O. Verihcation OF the loss OF life
IN the country win naturally be slow.
Some Estimates IN Detail
Late today it is estimated that the
total loss OF life win be somewhat in ea-
cess Of 100 persons Those who have
Investigated stil maintain that the
proprty loss viii not be less than half
million dollars. a partial list Of
property iossess is as follows:
3. c. Bunet cotton gin loss $4,000;
carried tornado insurance for SS.OOoi
Tom Wagner, gin, $4,000 Twenty nve
dwellings on tho north side OF the Frisco
tracks and west Of z street. Of an aver
age value OF $500 each, either damaged
or demolished. Among the number were
some fine residences. which were worth
much more. The value given is taken
TO ne q fair average
Prichard Building, 1880; subbleacld
1 bujldng, $1,000; restamunl name Of
oWaer not known. 5000 loss ON stock
$500; Davidson Grocery company. loss on
I building 5000; loss on stock. $500; Frank
Guppy salon. loss ON building 5000. loss
ou stock s2O0 stofer Brothers. hard-
ware store, loss on building and stock
$1,000 ON warehouse $500; 0ne-story
stone building owned hy T B Davis
loss $500. occupied by Miller Bailey &
Company dry goods. loss $500; u. E
/ unn Joss on store building $500. loss
on stock g2O0 n. T. Street g. CO.. Of
/ Oklahoma city furniture. loss on build
ing and stock. 81 800; Connella buldiua
damage $3.50; Bank of Snyder 50. 1000
grocery store OF Joyce $500, Judge To.
gans Office, $500; Miey grocery store
s500 Williams furniture store $1,000
odd Fellows nnll $1,000; .haw bundinf
damaged $500. occupied by Freeman &
Mendenhall, who sustained loss Q,
stock OF $500; cotton weighers' office
$3.50; Adams hardware building $1,000
Frisco livery barn $1,000. cotton com
press total loss valued at about sl5.00
and owned oy r. H. Wootten of Chick
asha l. r.
The damage 70 other buildings an'
residences Is estimated to aggresau
fully 100000
The estimates given above are th
best obtainaole Am agree that tnei
are very conservative.
Perish Before Ald Came.
Many Of those who had been travel
ing all day long reached snyder az 1910
lass night IN numerous Instances thes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

veronica Jenrey.~ I repueu. snu
who was Veronica Moore. She has
visited this haunted house OF hers for
the last time"
last timer Either he could not or
would not understand me.
What has happened to my nieceT
he cried. rising with an energy that
displaced the great dog and sent him.
with hanging head and trailing tail, to
bis own special sleeping place under
the table "Has she run upon a ghost
in those dismal apartments2 You in
terest me greatly. l did not think she
would ever have the pluck TO visit this
house again after what happened at
her wedding"
"She has had the pluck" I assured
him. "and, what is more. she has had
enough Of it not only TO re.enter the
house. but TO re-enter it alone. At least,
such is the present inference. Had you
been blessed with more curiosity and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

a. 3 son.lnaea Monday.l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

Persons afflicted with piles Should be
careful az this season OF the year Hot
weather and bad drinking water con-
tribute TO -he conditions which make
Piles more painful and dangerous De-
Wits witch Hazel Salve stops the pain,
draws out the soreness and cures. Get
the genuine. bearing the name OF H. G.
Dewitt a. Co. Gold by @. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13

REVISED List OF DEAD
And Approximate Amount
Of Properly Loss.

From Information received here from
persons who have been at snyder Okla.
1t appears that that unfortunate place
was born amid dimc,lues and storms
1t is stated as a fact by those who are
familiar with the contest at the time
Snyder was made townsite that there
was faction chat thought the town
should be located at Mountain view,
a few miles away while others favored
the location Of the Inflated place on its
present site. AS result Of the contest
and the bad feeling. in a pitched battle
which followed and which was preei-
pitated over the use Of bridge several
were killed.
Started n 1902.
The town started in 1902 and is the
junction point with the Blackwell, Enid
and Southwestern division Of the Frisco
System. 1t is a division point and the
Frisco company had roundhouse there
In addition to the roundhouse there was
cotton gin. ice plant and three hotels.
Matter printeo from the Frisco COM
pany's office give the population os 1900
The town, A. Is stated, was located in a
valley with high hills on both sides, and
it is the belief mere that the tornado
came down this valley with an OF It's
terror and devastation
II. NJ Fickinger vice president and
general superintendent OF the Frisco
lines In Texas received teleeraphic
message from Snyder, stating that at
S:45 Wednesday night the fatal cyclone
passed over that town. The message stat
ed that seventy-nve persons were killed
and between hfty and sixty njuredi
also unt the Frisco roundhouse the
l section foroman's house and the stock
pens were blown away and completely
destroyed The platform of the freight
warehouse was also badly wrecked
Seven freight ears were turned over and
to a certain extent demolished. Twelve
business houses and forty residences
were also destroyed
Mr.. Egan the agent OF the company
had nail driven into his head and O.
not expected TO live. The section fore.
man and three OF the children were
seriously injured and are not expected 4
live.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13
Freaks Of Tornado.

Tho usual number Of tornado freaks
are apparent The compress was blown
away, while some large cans on an adj
Joining platform were not moved The
Frisco roundhouse was demolished,
while some bales of broom corn near
by were not moved Wreckage is strewn
along the path OF The tornado for a dis
tance OF fifteen miles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-13
EatesinG the
totoiddiae Pof'ei

6rst move. but his foot stopped la mid.
air in bis anxiety 70 concentrate all
bis attention on bis answer.
Il am q man of few sentimental
ties" be coldly averred. Il have loved
but one person 10 my whole life. Why
then should i be expected 10 mourn
over q niece wn0 did not care enough
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
BURGESS PENNYpACKER'S PLAN.

1t Governor Pennypacker not the
only member o his family willing himself
O course the governor pretended he the first family
to arrive for did he uncle the late Senator
Quay than Daniel Webster? Governor Penny
packer has denied having statement and he has
in many ways shown what high rather quiet
Quay unnecessarily drew to himself though he
was always active and alert The last member great family
into the megh Of publicity Charles H. Pennypacker
of West Chester Pa 1t is has not really hidden his
talents under bushe up this time the burgess of
West Chester and to be burgess be at least
fair-szed berry Burgess Pnnypakers do not run in the
same groove as those of Governor Pennypacr consequently
the burgess understood than an ordinary family
prde in the career of the late national statesman.
Burgess Pennypaker has determined route the Republican
state machine This formidable undertaking perhaps con-
hrs the theory that energy may by equal led to vrtuos
channels as TO bad 1t ordinary at the polls that
Burgess Pennypaker proposes administer the leaders OF one
OF the most powerful political machines whole Union He
wants the dgusted and outraged state TO march ON
the capital Harrisburg Now this might suggest anarchy No
astocracy afraid OF the people mass than the as
tocacy of corrupt politics but Burgess Pennypcer would have
red flags waved What he proposes the voters write
new declaration Of independence Burgess Pennypack states an
undnabe truth when he that political hucks,ers and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
SPEND THE 1ONEY IN ArlERICA.

Some newspapers that have all along seada advocates
OF protection giving hearty approval the proposition pu
chase abroad ships machinery supplies
If they be bought lower price than United
Nevertheless there prediction no political
party and will sanction encourage such policy No
would vote for it, for he would know country
could majority of the people be induced support him
performance Not alone in this country, any foreign
where national pride influence
interests would be sterny and effectively buked Germany
buy from foreign manufacturers canal nor
did the De Leseps company when
the Panama canal purchase outside machinery
could buy in France.
When nations undertake great enterprises practice
to the markets Of the world for the price
against the home Rather does their money go
couragemen of national industries 9gy pursuance
policy toward domestic matter
of national pride is intended foreign rnanufac
turers have been entirely ignored for the superiority
countries special lines has properly been recognized
in instances the delivery been the determining
factor when home manufacturers to turn out the
materials within the time limit allowed point occurred
when the British ago
can Bridge for the building
Uganda railway bridges in Africa And will even
under these pressing circumstances the
pany was followed by storm of protest in Great Britain
There be the slightest award of any con-
siderable of the purchases the
ducer because lower prices would be promptly and strongly
denned by the people They have unquesoned right
the tariff but it policy the countrys
industries Ninety of the
represents wages in form another
follows therefore, that every countries
by the Panama canal commission less for
American labor The people of this republic consent to
on the construction of an nteroeane waterway will foreigners
rather than to their workmen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
BRISTOL.
Mr.. GarIdnd'S H0usebOat Ar.
rives From New York. ..0ther
Matters Of Local Interest.

Mr.. James A. Garland's new house
boat arrived yesterday from New York
city and H. at anchor in the cove at Pru-
dcnce Island. His family has been the
past week at the Belvedere hotel and
he arrived here yesterday afternoon,
when his family joined him and they
all went TO the island.
Ex-Commodore Joseph +. Fletcher's
new steam yacht Coronet III left Morris
Heights yesterday morning for Bristol.
but was detained by the fog
a severe case OF diphtheria has been
reported at the town clerks office by
Or. q. II. Siegel. The patient is Joseph
Vargus who resides at No. 80 Thames
street
The "Au Saints" baseball team Of
Providence will line up against the local
Y. NJ. &. A. team on the common Satur-
day afternoon at Sf5 O'Clock. The game
will be n lively one as the teams are
pretty evenly matched.
Dana McGovern OF this town. who for
several years has managed the Bristol
Casino. has accepted the position OF man.
ager OF a large bowling pavilion in Cot
tage city. Martha's Vineyard. and will
commence his new duties about June /.
George Schneider. a veteran at the
Soldiers home. died yesterday from a
complication OF diseases lie has n
daughter, Miss Minnie Schneider, who re-
sides I'm Pawtucket
The tax assessors are preparing for the
work OF estimating n tax for the present
year and this week are making trips TO
the outlying districts in order to better
determine n valuation.
George Brooks and wife have sold a
,Af. . la.. ~,
crime street TO Joseph Benjamin through
the agency OF c. n. Straight. The prop
crty was sold at private sale.
The G. a. r.. Memorial day committee
has invited the Rev. William r. Trotter.
rector Of Trinity church. 10 deliver the
address at the exercises 10 be held at the
Soldiers lot in the North cemetery on
Memorial day. and Miss Mildred Gorham
to read Lincolns famous address. de-
livercd upon the occasion OF the dedica-
tion OF Gettysburg cemetery. There viii
be no exercises In the evening under the
auspices OF the Grand Army Of the Re
public, as has been the custom in pre-
Vious years
The Bristol high school baseball team
visited Newport Wednesday afternoon
and was defeated in a game played with
the Rogers high school team by a score
OF 2 20 8 The i've runs scored by tho
Bristol boys were all secured in the ninth
Inning, and M TO TINT time Il looked very
much like n whitewash for them.
Mrs. William O. Shanghnessy, who has
been confines 10 her home on Wood
street, Is now SLOWLY convalescinR-
Willard A Snow of this town has leased
the dwelling house formerly owned Nv
William NJ Bowler on High street. near
Franklin street. from Joseph BENJAMIN.
Mrs. Martha Wleneg of Seattle. Wash.
who has been here several weeks visiting
relatives and friends. returned home
yesterday
Daniel c. Baldwin ~ Syracuse. y. Y.
is IN town visiting friends
The Bristol Train OF Artillery met in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

The graduating class of the Turner Ave-
nue. Grammar school met last evening and
IL was decided that besides the class
supper which will be held the Monday
following the graduating exercises, that
they would spend a day in Boston. Dur
ing the term each OF the class has con-
tributed ten cents week 10 a fund to
pay all expenses of the affair.
A. w. Warner OF this place and at the
present time connected with the Roches-
ter Herald. was married TO Miss Blanche
Leigh. at Rochester. Monday OF this week,
Mr. Albert Cook of this place was the
best man.
A large delegation from the Mayor 5
club went finishing this morning, but
whether they went after whales or perch
is not known.
Wagons loaded with furniture can be
seen In the square at almost any hour
OF the day, which is pleasing TO the mer-
chants of this place
AT the meeting OF the Riverside Social
club last evening the committee on con-
cert and dance, held Tuesday evening,
will make their report.
The members OF Farragut post, c. A.
r., Will meet this evening and complete
arrangements for Memorial day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

Secretary Taft Is clearly deriving n
considerable amount OF unholy JOY from
the Jar that he has given the tariff stand
patters I'm regard 20 the purchase of ma
chincry and supplies for the construction
of the Panama Canal. His order approved
by the president. TO make such purchase
I'm omen market at the lowest prices, has
gone far 10 convince all the stand matters
that he is a free trader In disguise and
probably traitor to his country.'-New
York Globe
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
Whag Others
Ag'o Saying

"Gork. the novelist, is 10 be allowed to
live In Russia. VIII he he lonesome there?
This country has a great many novel
lists IN these times OF rampant prosperity
who would never be missed. Take EN-
along. and II Russia can do no better with
them put them on tho firing line in Man
churia "-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

enforcement of the Sunday closing law
would be a good thing for every state or
city which has one. Law enforcement is
first class experiment. n wholesome expe-
rIence. II Is good thing for people to know
that laws mean what they say. Enforce
ment gives law a dignity and strengthens
respect for law I'm the people intensifies
public morality and builds up civic pride"
st Louis Republic.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
KILLED BY FALL FROM WINDOW

Worcester. Mass. May i2--Orlando NJ.
Lord. 80 years old. superintendent OF
schools of Portland. Me. who fell from
a hlrd-story window nt the Common
~ealth hotel Wednesday night. died AT
City hospital at 7.i0 o'clock last night.
as ar esult OF injuries which he sus-
tainec.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

corrnponists would mbe in their boots the righteous people
of Pennsylvania started their track"
The trouble is OF the people energy of the
Pennyp family The best thing about the burgess politics is
that he doesn't his finger what Governor Pnnpake
thinks OF Burgess Pennypackers plan Pennsyvan big
fellow citizens
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

Those who disposed laugh Panama dedication OF her
navy which of yacht Orenta with
hreepounders and two pdfe should remember that
this dmnuive power is big enough make Of
Panama's sister states walk Spanish
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

There truth tha=PHesident Roosevelt will
devote his address Wilamstown June replying the
assertions of Henry Loomis Nelson The president the
habit OF wasting effort words a windmill
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

The remains of Hiram Cronk while lying the New
York city hall viewed by fifty thousand people who evidently
realized that positively the last chance look upon
OF the OF 1872
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

1t estimated that fog in London entails expenditure OF
SIooo day for illumination That's why and electric
light companies there petonng for any change
pherc conditions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

Lawyer Abe Levy appears have proper of decency
and of the fitness of things He positively refuses have anything
do with the of Nan Patterson
unblushng attempt make stage capital of her shame.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

Portland Oregon has its whipping post ready for the
punishment of wife beate Evidently she has become convinced
that the only effective way of dealing with this class of brutal
offenders is through the senstiveness of the cucle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

SO Nan Patterson make her first appearance sacred
New York Such ought boycoted
but, of course il will be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

That who passed check New York for $500 which had
been raised from modest There have been
nothing hinder him from raising $4,000 and collecting
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

The De Boulon Knights Tempar of Fall River will have their
United States band in the big procession Boston, all
communicates forced o a muscess march.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

their armory last evening for drill the
first meeting since the annual inspection.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

More and more prevalent grows the APP
probation OF those dainty little accesso-
ries which gives such a chic touch 10 our
frocks. These charming little Nuthings"
are usually so expensive when purchased
at the shops that only a favored few may
revel in their possession. The making Of
fancy belts and girdles is not beyond the
skill OF an average dressmaker and the
ones shown here are very simple In con-
struction. but wonderfully smart when
worn The crushed style may be made OF
shaded ribbon or silk and further elabor-
alton may be effected by the use OF but
tons or rosettes, i'm silk or braid The
other style is quiet the newest idea I'm
flied girdle, and should be made OF the
same material as the skirt. The idea of
suspender suits is not a new one. for the
younger members OF the family have been
wearing them all season. The style is so
becoming and so practical, that II is be-
ing adopted with much eagerness. by
grown ups" who realize that Il gives
that long slender line so much desired by
every one.
Sizes small, medium, large.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

eve doubt not there will be great out
CRY when Il is learned that with the con-
sent OF the president tho Panama Canal
commission is 10 purchase supplies In the
omen markets OF the world instead OF eN-
clusivelv I'm this country az had been gem
orally expected. We want the canal we
want Americans 20 get the money, II II
can be reasonably accomplished, but.
most OF all. we want the canal"-Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
"Is married life waltz?' asks n New
York Herald correspondent. Sometimes Il
il "a footrnce. with the husbands about
two jumps In the lead. Denver Republi-
can.
Russia preserved order on its FIRST OF
May. and there H. reason for satisfaction
throughout the world Sympathy with tho
oppressed I'm the Cars empire does not
include Endorsement OF riot. arson. muir
der and rapine any more than belief I'm la
bor organizations prcdicates condoning
81 violation Of law and disorderly out
breaks on the part of members OF such or
ganizations cleveland Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

1t possible that big bear reported running through
skirts of Adirondack village may have travelled all way
Colorado
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

The abolish bull fighting in Spain likely
country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-19

For little maids whose figures are not
yet well formed the full aprons are gem
orally chosen. These models arc more be-
coming and answer best for general util-
ity wear. The full skirt is gathered to a
pointed yoke and the apron may be made
with or without sleeves. In this design one
is independent OF trimmings. A smart
touch Is achieved by the introduction OF n
deep collar or bertha which may be moth
ing more expensive than lawn or the same
material as the spron. Instead OF the suf-
fes one could use a braid or embroidery
as a finish although any preferred finish
may be odopted Gingham galatea, calico.
dimity, lawn and Holland are employed
in the construction OF such garments.
Sizes TO 10 years.