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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
COMES AFTER
MONEY
DOES SHARP WILLIAMS
WITH SENATORIAL
AMBITIONS
CAUSES SPECULATION
Williams Cannot be Defeat
ed for SenatOrShip.
snacial 70 nnLIy Lender

Special 70 Daily Leader
Washington. p. c., Nay 1S-The an-
nouncement from Mississippi that the
Hon Johu sharp Williams the able and
erudite floor leader OF the Democracy
On The national house Of representatives
would be candidate FOR the United
States senate to succeed Senator Her
nado u. Money, has been the fruitful
source of considerable gossip in and
around Democratic circles mere IN Wash
ington. where both men are so well
known and so well liked by an who
know them. The fact that Mr Williams
has allowed il 20 be authorltatively
announced that ne win be a candidate
for the senate is proof positive that Sem
aior Money will not be n candidate TO
succeed himself 4 know positively from
Mr.. Williams himself that he would not
have been a candidate against Senator
Money had the latter desired TO succeed
himself Senator Moneys new term IN
the senate his only just begun, on the
4th Of March last and will not end
until Marcn 3. 1911. but the people Of
mississippi have way Of electing
senator several years before the time
OF the sitting senator has expired. and
1t is likely that the fight for Senator
Moneys seat viii come on In the state
primaries during the general election
Of 1908.
This viii give Mr. Williams two more
terms in the House. the Flfty-ninth
congress TO which he already has been
elected and which will end on March 8,
N
win be elected in 1906 ana expires ON
March g. 1909 The chances are that
this viii cause a new alignment Of
leadership features in the House among
the Democrats There is no man OF
common sense who believes that Mr..
williams can be defeated for the l,oder-
ship of the next House. the Fifty-ninth
congress which meets next December,
or possibly next October If the president
carries out his intention OF calling an
extra session That will make him the
leader until March B. 1907 but i'm the
meantime the battle forthe House in
I9O6t~nl have ocen fought and It's COM
ploxion deternined. II that House should
20 Democratic, and the chances are
good that IL viii be. Notwithstanding
the overwhelming majority the Re
publicans have in IN next House. and
which win be source Of weakness to
l.e Republicans, will Mr. Williams think
he Is entitled TO the spcakershlp ana go
after IT, regardless OF the fact that he
is a candidate for the Senate and that
the contest for that seat VIII be determ-
incd before the congress IN which he
runs for speaker Is six months old? That
is a question many are asking today in
view OF the situation. II Mr. williams
has the ambition to 20 TO the senate
VIII no also have the ambition to be
speaker while IL is true that his term
as speaker win end in 1909 two years
before his term as senator would be-
gin would it not m".oate against him in
the race for the speakership?
II the Democrats should win the next
House the achievements would be so
great that the man who ls chairman OF
the Democratic congressional commit--
tee ga that contest would be a most
formidable candidate for the speaker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

held there. The range Is conceded to Doe
the best 60 SHE southwest Several new
buildings VIII zoe erected at the target
grounds, ANA extensive preparations for
the coming even are now being made.
The tournament win take place in July,
the exact date 20 be announced later.
Target practice began az the Fort yes-
torday. 90 determine who of the troops
there shall enter into the competition for
the prizes TO be offered at the touna-
ment. Some Of the best rifle and re-
volver shots in the ~ S army are now
stationed al Fort Reno.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
MAN AND WIFE ARE HELD.

Oklahoma city, May lS-As "a result
Of the coronors Inquest into the KIN
ing Of the womIn whose name was said
10 be Bell, but who. Is was later learned
WAS named Davis. yesterday evening G
NJ Young and his supposed wife, who
went under the name OF Pearl Johnson
We're held TO the action OF the grand
jury when the inquest ended last night
It has been learned that the dead wo-
man has sister by thename ofN. 81
Marks living ~ Desota, WIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

ship Tor ne would undoubtedly boz vtIy
popular MON with an uac new and in-
coming nemo5mdo members so fir
there has been only one man sugeested
Tor the chahmanship oi the next Demo-
cratic congressional committee So far
as Z know. and that is The Hon. James
NJ Griess of Georgia. who was the
chairman of the committee in 1902. when
be won eighteen seats from the redouht-
able Bahcock. chairman Of the republic
can committee. and did 1t without
money which the Republicans had In
profusion n briggs should bc the next
chairman and the people OF the country
should conclude that they can expect
nothing from the Republicans I'M the way
OF railway rates legislation ana q lot OF
otner reforms they are now asking and
hoping for. and he should turn the trick,
he would bc e. formidable candidate for
inc speakership
Mr.. wnllamss leadership IN the next
two years may so strengthen him. how
over. that it would be useless for any
man 90 RUN against him. or the opposite
mav occur. for things happen quickly
i'm the life Of a politician here IN wash
ueion a man may do something in
one day that either viii make or mar
him as the leader of bis party on
tho floor Of the House or the councils
of his party outside of D.
There is no doubt that Mr Williams
can be elected TO the senate when the
time comes for DE IS beloved ia his
home state and the question is whether
I DE would want to hc speaker and make
a<ht for u when be has a cinch on the
senatorship. The whole question VIII
hinge on the result Of the next con-
grcssional election.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

Heroes who refuse TO resign under FIRE
are numerous. Paul Morton, secretary
OF the navy. may be said TO lead the
glorious roll In spite of the unpleasant
revelations concerning rebates granted
the santa Re, when he was high
officer OF that railway he CALAMITY
sticks TO his post. ready TO do or die
in the sause Of honesty in railway oper-
alton. Policy holders Of the Equitable
extremely 1.ssatisned with the whole
management Of the society are calling
aloud TO President James w. Alexander
and vice President James Hazen Hyde
and Gage s Tarbell to stand not upon
the order Of their going. But all three
firmly refuse. The latest recruit to this
noble army IS no less a person than
Justice Warren B. Hooker, Of New York.
Il win not resign" he declared win
emphasis In spite Of the unanimous re-
port Of the assembly judiciary committee
that he is immoral, corrupt and per-
sorally unfit for the bench, he viii fight
to the last for the privilege Of remain
ing an ornament TO the legal profession.
Ratsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
INDIAN MADE NEW RECORD.
An Arapaho Killed BY a Red Faced
Brother.

EI Reno May 1S.-smithCurley an
Arapaho Indian, died, yesterday evening.
near Darlington from a wound received
last Tuesday. Coroner Fitzgerald is over
al Darlington today holding an inquest
From what can be learned at this
time. Is was n cowardly, deliberate
murder Carley was lying down in his
tepee, when another Indian entered and
struck him above the eye with the
blade OF an axe, cutting a frlghtful
cash. ana then made his escape. An
Indian who had made threats against
Curley, and who was drunk AT the
time the crime was committed, is un-
der arrest. charged with the onense.
but it is not wnown here what the evil
dcnce against him IS. Curley told his
wife, Sunday night. that he would tell
her the next morning, who struck him;
but when morning came Curley was un-
conscious, and remained so until his
death
This Is the first record OF an Indian
killing another in western oklahoma
during the sixteen years since the
country was opened TO settlement.
Yet there are about 5000 Indians in the
western portion Of the territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
LEADERErTEs.

LEADERETTEs.
Local Happenings Of City and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.
A Christian church is to be erected
at Hinton.
The Eagle, OF okeen, changed hands
this month.
A Farmers union has been organized
al Mannsville.
Roger Mills county also had its tor
ncdo last week.
The Union National bank Of Purcell
opened for business last week.
An electric road between Okmulgee
and Muskogee IS being agitated.
The Mexican coionists from okla
home have begun drifting back.
Federal court at South 0roAlester is
now in session ON the May term
The first meeting Of the village trus-
tees OF Frederick was held last week.
"a pretenuons looking cloud" also
wrecked a farm near Mutual last week.
The Cherokee rownsite Commission
June H.
The Herald-sentnel. OF corden as
peach crop
r,.. ..-,.o..- ,.,-., .,,.,..- nam
,,,issed t,a ,o,.r
Caddo are sald 10 oe preparing 70 Du"u
"a Joint lodge room.
W. j Moon Of caddo' is preparing
pui'u'hs az 'l'' pi''e'
Ee three trustees OF the outgoing
administration at Foss are sunday
The Ardmore lodge Of Elks has con-
Wibuted s'5 toward the relief Of the
storm sufferers OF snyder
The dynamo FOR suiphurs electric
plant has arrived ana me plant VIII
be in operation by June j.
checotah were burned out dwius the
electrical storm there last week
The z year old son Of mr. ana Airs.
ed py being lamnled upon ny Morse.
Tho peach ana plum prospects n
hame county are said 10 equal those
"ieA'
Reagan chapter paughter of the Com
fed-wey of Wyunewood, last week do
iHna'
A.. A. Montoe telephone Inspector of
thc Indian agency has returned 90 Mus
h''ion'
Articles of incorporation have been
smnted Che Vendome Building oom-
$4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
cIsrERNs CLEANED.

I Have your cistcrns cleaned and repear-
CO. / win De in town for a few days
/ only Cloaning without emptying the
water. II not satisfactory no pay, Phone
/ Browns restaurant ". r. Nichols
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
Running Down
Long?
You and Your Food are Misfit Sure

Its relief to feel the sunshine and glow of perfect
health, bounding energyand "go' of the successful
brimful of spirits The Joy of living real
LIFE will come back when You give your body the
kind of food it is mutely appealing for that from
which it can make good the daily waste caused by
brain work ard eXertion
Suppose you abandon for time the food which
evidently is not properly nourishing you aud go i'm
for TO day test and see how near the food expert
who perfected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

A postomce has been established at
Darrow. Blaine county. ana the Press
celebrates the event with front page
rooster. which occupies third Of the
sheet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
30. naIIaate women Id oIrIs.

The old Standard Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic, drives out malaria and
builds mp The system. sold by an deal-
ers for ~ years Price go cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18
Grape-Nuts

comes TO your Drop tea and coffee absolutely
and if you want to get 10 the front by bounds
your tobacco down to at least onehalf.
Now for breakfast
little ripe fruit, O of Gra Nuts
over heal ping teaspoonfulS with rich cream
poured over H. insist cream milk will do last
resort but water spos the delicate sweet flavor,
slice of very hard ba ked toast hnly bUttered
cup of Postum Food Coffee, No
That viii carry you until lunch time. when the
same articles be used, and add little hot clear
Take dinner at 6 z and have a generous portion
of meat, only kind Cut ont the soup and fish.
have vegetables and GrapeNuts pudding cup
OF Postum Food Coffee (Which viii not keep you
awake and two slices of buttered toast.
QUIT THERE
Two days thus win open your eyes and 10 days
make this good old world seem happy place again.
1t nice TO be happy.
THERE'S A WAY, AND
THERE'S A REASON"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

a man who gave his name as Louis
Page. was found seriously sd In the
woods near Dumnt. He has been taken
to the town and win be cared for at the
expense OF Durant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

The nipo FOR the pipo line. which
win be- used to convey gas into Nova
ta. Is being unioadcd there and the
work on the line win begin shortly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

Tishomingo's offer Of 100000. as
bonus to secure the building Of the
A. O. q Co. railway through that
place Is said 20 look good to the pro-
moters of the line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

Fort Reno Again Selected FOR the Con-
test.

El Reno, May lS-Fort Reno has
again been selected as the place for
holding the competitive shooting touna-
The tournament was held there last
year ard the officers We're So favom-
hly impressed with the rife range and
the excellent scores made that # is
probable an competitive trials win be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

a scanold upon which fven men
were at work at sulphur collapsed
and two Of them, A. b. Brown. brick
mason and j. T.. Parker, contractor
were slightly injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

Atolla Citizen. The survey OF the
new city park has been completed and
the commercial club committee has SEE
leoted "a tract OF little over Us acres
chat lies Immediately south of the main
read that runs around the him above
tho creek bearing 90 the south This
size Includes the creek at the lower
side and runs up TO the top of the hH.
making an ideal park. Tho club win
soon proceed To make such improve
mouts ass wA render this tract avail
able Tor use Ultimately Atoka VIII
have one of The finest parks of any city
in the territory a name for the new
pleasure ground should be selected and
the Citizen suggests that in selecting
the name that name Of the donors be
not forgotten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

holding The ucNt srnday school cone
tsntlon of indtsn Territory. which VIII
pc held thc hrst week ia May 1900.
The pipe FOR the pipo iine which
win be- used to convey gas into Nova
a Is being unioaded there and the
work on the line win begin shortly.
A postofHce has been established at
Darrow. Blaine county. and the Press
celcbratos the event with front page
rooster. which occupies third OF the
sheet
! a man who gave his name as Louis
Page. was found seriously n in the
woods near Durint He has been taken
/ to the town and win be cared for at the
/ expense Of Durant
Tishomingo's offer Of $4,000 as a
bonus to secure the building Of the
lM. O. q g., railway through that
place is said TO look good to the pro-
moters Of the line.
/ scafold upon which fven men
were at work az sulphur collapsed
and two OF them. A. b. Brown. brick
mason and j. f. Parker contractor
were slightly injured
Indian Inspector Cyrus Beede has conn
menced appraising the Delaware lands
/ I'm the Cherokee nation. lie was as-
signed especially to this work by the
secretary Of the Interior
While sinking wen for public water
works at Tahlequah. a fine flow Of OH
was discovered There is much excite
ment among those owning property in
the immediate vicinity Of the wen.
The Dnwes commission is sending
out additional men fully equipped to
complete the work in the Cherokee
nation. Chairman Bixby states that
tnoy hope to have the allotment COM
pleted in that nation by June /.
Contractors have begun work build
ing an immense dyke for the Santa
Fe at Purcess from the Canadian river
] VI tNHt 10 AAAt NAltA lHlNNlANs 7NNfAtAA
weeks time viii be required in the
completion Of this work.
Following the announcement that
Bruce Jones. chief clerk OF the land Of
fee at Tahlequah is to resign and en-
gage in the practice Of law at Tulsa,
comes the announcement that num-
Der Of other employees Of the land Of
fee there will also resign to enter pri-
vate business.
A representative Of the Heinz Pickle
/ Co., is said TO have visited Muskogee
with "a view 10 building an immense
pickle factory there c. n. Haskell,
one Of the city's leading citizens, was
! commissioned to secure ten thousand
arces Of land I'm the vicinity of Musko-
gee tft product Of which win be used
at the factory.
A rtui esentativo Of the Durant News
after Zip on tho steamboat from the
mouth Of the Elamocho river to Snyder
says the river is navlgable and that
capital will take hold Of the enterprise
and put on a regular line Of boats
along that stream At Sawyer, which
IS located on the Frisco's Ardmore
branch New Orleans goods can DE ship
ped over the Indian Territory.
! Z Weleetka is an old log church
house, which was built by the Indians
/ in the early 4Os, Electric lights have
/ recently been placed in the building
which is the only evidence Of modern
work that is to be seen about the
building The building viii be preserv-
ed by the citizens Of the town. Many
Indians still attend the religious wor-
, ship there.
The Denver Enid K Gulf railroad
/ is believed TO be an extension of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

The Denver. Enid & Gulf failroad
is believed TO be an extension Of the
Fort Smith q Western in order to
secure western outlet for the coke
Industry al McCurtaiu. More than one
million dollars has been expended n
building coke ovens at NIcCurtain and
the same parties, who are projecting
the Denver road are owners of the
coke ovens at McCurtain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

A representative Of the Heinz Pickle
Co, is said TO have visited Muskogee
with a view TO building an immense
one Of the citys leading citizens, was
commissioned to secure ten thousand
arces Of land I'm the vicinity of Musko-
gee, tft product OF which win be used
at the Factory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

The city marshal of Wagner stop
ped work on the frame depot of the
VI. O. 81 G.. railway az that place. as
U Is located inside the fire limits.
THE railway company say they will
not btad me proof buldng and
threaten TO build 1t outside the city
limits BY doing this however they
would forfeit the large bonus given by
the people OF Wagoner and fl is believed
that the building win be covered with
iron
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

7 weleetla is an old log church
house, which was built by the Indians
in the early '40s. Electric lights have
recently been placed in the building
which is the only evidence Of modern
work that is 10 be seen about the
building. The building will be preserv-
ed by the citizens Of the town. Many
Indians stin attend the religious wor-
ship there,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

Following the announcement that
Bruce Jones. chief clerk OF the land Of
fee at Tahlequah is to resign and en-
gage IN the practice OF law at Tulsa
comes the announcement that num-
Der Of other employees Of the land Of
fee there viii also resign to enter pri-
vate business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

A rtui esentativo Of the Durant News
after Zip on tho steamboat from the
mouth Of the Eamocho river to Snyder
says the river is navigable and that
capital viii take hold Of the enterprise
and put on "a regular line OF boats
along that stream. At Sawyer, which
IS located ON the Frsco's Ardmore
branch. New Orleans goods can DE ship
ped over the Indian Territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

While sinking a wen for public water
works at Tahleqnh "a fine flow Of OH
was discovered. There is much excite
ment among those owning property i'm
the immediate vicinity OF the wen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-18

Goods Packed Stored and Shipped to Order.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-26
VINO GiPON rs.
A Close Personal Friend in Cincinnati
Tells OF the Russian Priest

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.--George Rogovoy,
who was first 'cellist in the Imperial Or
chestra at st. Petersburg, and who fed
from Russia TO escape being sent TO Man
ohuria with the Russian Army, has taken
up his abode in Cincinnati. He has been
accepted as a member of the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra by Conductor Frank
Van der Stuoken. Rogovoy said to-day:
Father Gapon and l have long been
friends. The fact that we had the same
views on liberty oemented us closely. He
preached in the Great Kasansh SAILOR
Church and is beloved by the common peo-
pie TO whom he has devoted his life. He is
perhaps a trine over 80 years old, mas black
hair and black eyes. He wears the long
church gown and on his breast large
purple cross perhaps "A foot ong. He is
about feet or inches tall
Father Gapon was married, and about
four years ago his wife died He has two
sisters, one Of whom is beautiful singer
and | have often played in accompanying
her. The other sister is teacher in a
gymnasium or high school Father Gapon
has written considerable along loeral lines
of thought
Il have often heard him preach and
remember especially the clarion voice
with which he rang out words of liberty
and justice on Easter Day, That is great
day in Russia. He delivered TO the multi
tude that packed the church such a great
message and got such an ovation that
even then revolution was feared.
Il think poor good Gapon will be killed
The bureaucracy will not let him continue
his work, Russian priests are named after
the saints. and there is no Russian saint
OF the name OF Gapon. His real name is
Agafonof and this has been shortened TO
Gapon. which is n corruption of the syllabes
Gafon His father was a cultured man,
a teacher in the college at TGnibof'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-26
SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS.
Overflow From city Lodging House Cared
For on Pler-SalNatlon ARMY nelIef

When the City Lodging House opened
its doors at o'clock last night, double
column Of men two blocks in length awaited
admission When all we're inside the ca
pacty OF the house was reached The
later applicants we're sent to the Charities
Department pier at the foot OF East Twenty
sixth street, where hot coffee was served
10 them. At 10 o'clock more than 200 men
were sheltered there.
Supt. Yorke suspended for the night the
rule which prevents regulars from being
sheltered.
Il haven't the heart to turn man away
tonight, oven if I know him to be a regular
customer. he said
A dozen Of the men were sent TO Bellevue
Hospital to clear the paths and the road
way to the ambulance stables
Commander Eva Booth OF the Salvation
Army gave instructions at tho beginning
of the blizzard to throw open all Salvation
Army halls for sheltering the homeless and
out of work, and to serve hot coffee and
rolls to them without charge, the lodging
and entertainment TO continue az long ar
the severe weather lasts Contributions are
asked to bear the expense OF this charity.
> man who said he was an Oxford grad
uate went to the East Thirty-hfth street
station last night and asked to be locked
up to keep from freezing. He gave his
name "a Henry NJ. Satchell and said that
he had come to this country looking for a
position as teacher, but couldn't find any.
He was locked up.