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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-17

w Bowlby; judges, Albert Ploeeor.
Duke Jenreys, clerks, NJ S nowlby,
w + Koontz; polling place Seward.
Springer Township. Inspector, ".
Higgenbotham Judges, w M Taylor.
@. Griggsby. clerks +. Craig, Albert
Cutler; polling place Charter Oak
school house
Spungvale Township. Inspector. q
w Greenway; Judges. sam Giyens.
Martin lie Grande; clerks. B r.
smith, Dan Willie; polling place.
Evansville
Spring Creeg Township Inspector.
Nathan syler; judges, George Sey
bert w M Richardson. clerk, Jerome
Cayanagh, Joe Denton polling place.
| Spring Crock school house.
Woodland Township Inspector.
John Burnett; judges. A. D Todd.
j. b. Arnold, clerks, Peter Plagg.
II. B. Gooct polling place. NJ E
corner seQion u, or as near as
practicable.
First ward. city OF Guthrie. Pre-,
clnct 4 Inspector Felix Adler:
ludges. w. ~ Gray y u Burke:
clerks, " ID, Packer, J w. Duke.
polling place ilutsells store
First Ward, City of Guthrie. pre-
cnct inspector, G. a. ErixOn.
judges, a. O. Dawes. JHle Busch.
clerks. W. H. Irwin. J + Buckner;
polling place. Banhtold's store
East 2nd Ward. City OF Guthrie
Inspector. VIM Barriuger. Judges.
James France, W. r. Weich. clerks,
Harry OyerbaY John Oyerbay, poll.
Ing place, Central school
West .nd Ward city of Guthrie
Inspector. 'ohn scribhens. judges. Ed
Byrues Paul Nowmani clerks charles
Adler. Frank Thurston polling place.
City Halt
East Third Ward. city Of GmhHe
Inspector, Frank Olsmith, Judges,
Sam Evans, Ed Cooper, olorlg. W. q.
I Herod, Henry DcrWin polling place.
Brooks OpCm House
West Third Ward Ciiy of Guthrie -
! Inspector Frank fludman. Judges.
1 81 q Olds ~ t'ol'ar clerks VI Dodd
/ w. r. WilliahF pol'ns place, IoOg.
crH livery barn
North Fourth Wsni city oI guih
rio Inspector q Anderson
JUDGE q a Celso
/ clerks % q sl1io
/ poHinc place. rpdwicFs store
South Fourth Ward CITY az Guthrie
/ Inspector William Ernest; JUDGES.
Mike white Geo. WhnmircM clerks
q ~ Potts poli
Ing place. West Side Lumber Co. 5h
aud Oklahoma
North Fifth Ward City Of Guthrie
| lnspe tOr, John Calvert Judges J.
Frank lAux r. y. Romine. clerks.
Th0s. Cahill Il " Hutchins. polling
place
South Filth Ward Judge l.. B.
Lavertl. lnanector. N r Hnfchlns,
Clerks r } Harris. a Harris
The returns of me yOto cast st
said primary election snail be made
io the Democratic County Central
Committee OF said county. al the city
of Guthrie on the gath day 0f August.
1901 ai u'clock ID m
FELIX ADLER.
ClaifmAu
r A.. sHiNN
Secretary.
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nation giving the public uetiso VI
The time and place of holding said
election
Now, Therefore /. Frank Frantz.
Governor of the Territory of Ckla-
homa by authority of said amended
ordinance do hereby make procla-
nation giving notice iha; the elections
horeinbeforc mentioned and provided
for will be held In each aud an cleo
ton and voting precincts IN each
and every county and district in
and throughout the said proposed
state of Oklahoma. ON Tuesday, the
18th day OF September. a. d.. 1907.
al and between the hours OF said
day fixed hy law. at which elections
the qualified electors for said pro-
posed state OF Oklahoma shall vote
directly FOR or against the said pro-
posed constitution. and for o. against
The separate provisions separately
submitted as aforesaid and for any
and all Of the elective officers Tor a
full state government state. district,
county ana township. and members
OF the legislature and representa-
tives to congress hereinbefore men.
toned
In witness whereof. / havc hero
unto set my hand and caused tho
great seal of the Territory of Okla
homa to be affixed thereto. at the
city of Guthrie. County Of Logan
Territory of oklahoma his 2ith DAY
Uf July. = d. 1907
FRANK NRANTZ
Governor of tlN Territory oil
Oklahoma
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Alex Adams. Edgar V. Hutchins
49,.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

40 acres, well improved fine
hnd 3 miles from city. $4,000.
Improved farm of l6e acres /
mile from station. $500
80 acres. miles from Guthrie,
all very fine land, well improved
and lots of fruit $1,000
Nice little 40 acre tract. nearly
an IN cultivation. can be had for
SS0c.
A very fine smooth farm Of 100
acres. nearly all IN cultivation
well improved and lots of fruit
Close 10 good station. $500
We have a school lease for sale,
all bottom land AID close to city.
Pretty we'll improved See us for
terms.
12 acres close to towa. nice
smooth bottom land, $3.50
100 acres. 1ne bottom land
can't be beat for corn or cotton,
some now in alfalfa Well i'm
proved and only mile to good
station, $3,50O.
FOR EXCHANGE.
We have one of the best resi-
dences in town worth S6,500 to
exchange for a farm
40 acres tract worth $1,000 to
exchange for city property
40 acres close to Fallis, Okla,
to exchange for city property.
i60 acres fine land. 500 per
acre. to exchange for city prop
erty.
See us about city property
Don't forget that we have a great
many nice houses listed the
prices are right, and We'll ne
pleased to show them to you any
timp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-17

For Representative Third District.
The Leader is authorized TO an.
nounce Volncy Higgenbobham, of
Spriagyale township, as candidate
for Representative in the Third
district subject to the Democratic
primaries Aug. %,
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FoR sALE-scHoLARsHlPs.

FOR SALE-SCHOLARSHlPS
Two scholarships IN East
mans Business college, OF
Wrlghtwright, Texas. full
course, worth $40 each, each
$40.
One full course $50 scholar
ship i'm Draughan's Practical
Business college, for $40.
One fun course $40 scholar
ship In Mckinney Practical
Business college. Mckinney,
Texas. worth $40, for %.
One full-courge life scholar
ship in HiUs Business college
Of Oklahoma city. full value
$50 Can be had for $50.
One full-course scholarship
In Observation-Disclosures uni
yersity, Of Oklahoma City, for
$500.
One $50 scholarship In
Southwestern Business uni
versity, Oklahoma City, good
In all departments. for $23.
One full-cOurse scholarship
IN Morse School Of Teie-
graphy. Cincinnati. o.. valued
at $40, can be had for $40.
One full-course b. n. X.
scholarship Ia international
Correspondence School, OF
Scranton. Pa. valued at S4s.
Can be had for S35.
All the above scholarships call
ll-course ia telegraphy. shorthal
pewriting bookkeeping, comm
al accounting. etc. An the COLES
lmed are first class For furtl
formation address "SchOlarshi
re Daily Leader Guthrie OKLA.
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For RepresensatiVe--Third District.
The Leader is authorized TO an
nounce n. IA. Stup.e. of Springer
township IS "A candidate for repre-
sentative ~ ibe Third district. sub
iect 70 tn Democratic primary, Aug
ust 23
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To the Guthrie Daily Leader: I
hereby authorize you to place my
announcement as a candidate for the
office of State Senator for the 18th
district, subject 10 The action OF the
Democratic primary Aug %.
JAMES KTRKWOOD.
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The Leader rs authorized to an
nounce w l.. Helton, of Marshall as
a candidate for representative in the
First Representative district, subject
to the Democratic primaries August
%, 1907.
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o.! Yes you do Ike those Pies OF
hicnmonds, everyone likes thcm, They
can't be equalled any where, but at
Ric.monds; Phone 95.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The Leader is authorized to an.
nOunce Frank Dale as candidate
For State senator, from the 18th dis
bfct subject to the Democratic pri-
maries, Aug 23. BY order Of Felix
Adler Chairman
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For Representative--First District.
Mulhall Oklahoma. - hereby an
nounce myself as candidate for
representative in the First legislative
district of Logan county subject 20
the action cf the Democratic primary
August %. d. McCONNEHEY
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For Sheriff.

] thereby announce myself as can
dldate for the nomination of sheriff
of Logan county subject to the Dem.
ocratic primary. B. w MURPHY.
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A. N. DAVIS, PLksTERER, RE.
PAIR WORK A SPECIALITY. PHONE
1t01.
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Eor County ATTORNEY

The Leader Is authorized 70 nm
nouuce Harvey c. Olds. of Guthri
as candidate Tor County Attoraey
subject to the primaries August %.
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For Representative.

Frank Olsmith is hereby announced
as a candidate for Representative In
the Guthrie district
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For Prohate Judne.

The Leader Please announces
Judge c. Il. Buckner as a candidate
for Probate Judge.
FELIX ADLER.
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statesmen WANTED.

CAPABLE SALESMAN To cover Oh
mission with $4,000 monthly advance.
Permanent position 10 right man.
JESS n SMITH co, Detroit, Mich,
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O @ o G o @ O O O @ C @ @ Q
o DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
o For United States Senators. {
o THOS. p. GORE, {
@ Of Lawton.
O ROBERT l.. OWEN, {
O Of Musiogee.
o For Congress. \
Q 1st District-W. l.. EAGLETON, {
Q Of Pawnee.
0 2nd District e. 7. FULTON,
O of Oklahoma City.
@ 3rd District~JAMES DAVENPORT {
. OF Vinita.
Q Atm District-CHAS. CARTER,
O of Ardmore. \
o 5th District-SCOTT FERRIS, {
Q of Lawton.
@ For justices Supreme Court. {
g JESSE ]. DUNN, {
O OF Aiv
q s. w. HAYES, {
q Of Chickasha.
q r. l.. WILLIAMS.
o of Durant
O MATHEW J. KANE,
O Of Kinghsher
q J. =, TURNER, {
O of Vinita.
o For Governor. {
o CHAS. N. HASKELL.
% of Muskogee.
q Lieutenant Governor,
o GEORGE BELLAMY.
O of El Reno.
O Secretary Of State,
@ WM. NJ. CROSS, {
o OF Oklahoma City.
o State Auditor.
o M. e TRAPP, {
O OF Guthrie. {
o Attorney General.
O CHARLES WEST.
q Of Enid. {
- STATE treasurer,
q j. A. MENEFHE, {
Q Of Carnegie.
q Superintendent OF Public in {
q structiOn. {
O E d. CAMERON, {
q OF Sulphur
@ State Examiner and Inspector, {
. CHARLES A. TAYLOR,
q OF Pond Creek.
Q Chief Mine Inspector,
o PETE HANRATY,
o OF South McAlester {
q Insurance Commissioner,
o T. J McCOMB,
Q Of Oklahoma City.
. Labor Commissioner,
. CHARLES DAuGHERTY,
Q OF Oklahoma City {
Q Commissioner OF Charities and (
q Corrections. (
. KATE BARNARD. (
. ~ Oklahoma City.
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(First P5c'ished IN Daily Leader Aug
ust 6, 1909
NOTICE 0r APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
Territory of Oklahoma, logan Com.
~, IS:
Notio is hereby given that l. T. ID.
Burns, have this dny filed In the Office
OF iAe County Clerk. in and for said
County Logan, petition. asking
that a license be granted me 10 sell at
retail. malt spirituous aud yinous
liquors un lot "a block 81, Guthrie
Proper, in said County and Territory.
Ii no protest be filed before August
p, 1907 | will demand OF the County
Clerk Of said County that petition be
granted aud license issued as rroyld.
ed by law.
T. ID. BURNS. Applicant
Dated August g.. 1907
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION

tFirst Published in Daily leader Aug.
ust l3. 1900
NOTICE or APPLICATION
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
TERRITORY OF OKLAHMA, LOGAN
COUNTY, SIS:
Notice IS hereby given that /, w.
Drew, have this day filed In the office
OF the County Clerk, in and for said
County my petition, asking that u.
cense he granted me TO sell az retail.
malt spirituous and vlnous liquors on
lot No. 40. block No l5. Firh ward,
Crescent ia said County and Terri
tory
II no protest be file dbofore August
2S, 1907. I viii demand OF the County
Clerk of said County that petition bc
granted and license issued as provld
ed by law. w. DREW.
Dated Aug. l3, 1907 Applicant
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The Leader Is authorized To an.
nomcc J n. Keys as a candidate for
Justice of the peace, subject To the
Democratic primary Aug go
Tie Leader IS authorized TO an.
nounce John A. Overbay as a candt
date for Justice OF The Peace. subject
to the Democratic primary
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For Comnisaioner-2nd plotricf

To the voters of the Second Com
missioner district. At the solicitation
of many friends and neighbors here
by announce my candidacy for the of
fee of county commissioner of Logan
county. subject TO the action of the
Democratic primarios.-W IA. Err
WIN
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For Comnissioner-fst District.

The Leader Is authorized 10 an
nounce j. ID. Burke As candidate
for County commissioner from the list
district, Logan county, subject to the
Democratic primary Aug %
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The Leader is authorized TO an
nounce William K. Patterson. OF
Guthrie as candidate for coroner.
subject TO 1he Democratic primary
August 23
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t'f'tS "a tD SON.
= Teta.t of Oklahoma Terri
ory.
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For County clerk.

The Leader is authorized 10 an
nounce Ira Longoker as candidate
for County Clerk, subject to the
action of the Democratic primaries.
The Leader is authorized TO an
nounce me as a candidate for county
clerk subject 10 the Democratic pri-
mary August pa FRANK DOL
CATER
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Eor Renlser Of Deeds.

John l. Foster. of Coyle hereby an.
noulces his candidacy for register Of
deeds, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary Aug 23.
The Leader: Please announce me
as a candidate for register of deeds OF
Logan county subject to the Demo-
ratic primary election August "a
OE M'KEOWN.
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For County ouperintendent.

Th> Leader is authorized to an
nGuncA. tho name OF c. d. Foster as
candidate for County superntend-
ent subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic party
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For Commissioner-2nd District.
The Leader is authorized to an.
aounce Tom Blackerby, Of Evansville.
okla as a candidate for Commits.
sioner Ia the Second district, subject
10 bhe Democratic primary
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For Commissioner 3rd District.


The Leader is authorized To an.
nounce John Favor. Of Rose Hill town
ship as a candidate for County Com.
sioner In the 3rd District. subject 10
10 the Democratic primaries
The Leader Is authorized TO an
nouace J. b. Tucker. or Orlando town.
ship. as a candidate Tor Commissioned
IN the Bird district. subject 10 the
Democratic primary August %.
The Leader rs authorized 10 an.
nOpce the name Of John O'Neill. Of
Blsmafk township, as candidate for
Commissioner 80 the Bird District,
subject 10 the Democratic primaries.
The Leader IS authorized % am
nounce J Wes Johnson AZ a candidate
for commissioner IN The Third district.
subject % the Democratic primary
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ADAMS & HuTcHlNs,

Room 70, 202h e. Oklahoma Ave.
Phone 1870
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
BANK MEN ARRESTED
Manager of San Francisco Trust c
 Charged With Embezzlement

San Francisco, Dee. S.--J. Balzeil Brown, general manager of the Cali fornia Safe Deposit & Trust company, which closed its doors in November, was arrested tonight charged with fei- onlous embeEzlement. A warrant has also been Issued for the arrest of w. j.. Bartnett, leading lawyer and a dlrec- tor of the bank. Brown is in custody awaiting procurement of a cash bail of $100 GOO or a bond twice that amount.
 Brown and Bartnett are accused of having hypothecated securities amount ing to sS0O,O0O belonging to the Cotton estate, of which Bartnett was special administrator.
 The warrants were asked for by counsel for Helen Fl. schaer, whe is contesting in the state courts for a portion of the Colton estate. Mrs El. len NJ. Colton, widow of D. D. Cotton, associated with Huntington and stan ford in the construction of the Central Pacific, died in 1905, leaving almost all her estate to Mrs. Caroline Dahl gren, of Washington, daughter and bequeathing to her granddaughter, Helen H. Schaer, only S1,O0O
 It is alleged that the will was made owing to undue influence over Mrs. Colton by Bartnett and Mrs. Dahlgren.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
GIVES UP AFTER KILLING HaIRbreed Sioux Shoots Wife and No-
 tifes Police.

Providence, R. l., Dec. S-In an at tempt, as he claims, to frighten her, Clarence V. Johnson, a half-blood Sioux indian to-day shot and killed his wife, Evelyn, aged 24 Johnson, upon realizing the result of his act went to the police station and gave himself up H IS 22 years old and has been employ as q chauffeur
 The couple had not lived together for some time. To-day Johnson went to the Broadway house and when he found his wife working in the base ment Kitchen he upbraided her for having been seen on the street with another man.
 According to the story Johnson tells, hls wife became angry and attempted to assault him, first with a coffee pot and then with frying pan. He drew his revolver from his pocket with the intention, he declares, of shooting her in the flcshy part of the arm in order to frighten her, but the bullet after striking her arm, glanced from the bone and penetrated her left lung.
 Mrs. Johnson ran up the short flight of stairs to the first floor, but as she reached the head of the stairs she tot
 cred and fell headlong to the bottom. When physicians arrived she was dead.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
IS STILL UNKNOWN
Body of Suicide at the Hotel Jefferson Taken to an
 Undertaker's.

Certain dentifcations had not been made last evening as to the man who committed suicide at the Hotel Jeffer- son, and who was found lying in hls bed in room there Saturday after noon. The only new marks which can
 serve as 8 guide are H. c" which were found on the revolver which he had.
 and with which he committed the deed. This mark was discovered yesterday by Medical Examiner Bartlett in his in vestigation into the case. The body of the dead man has been removed to the undertaking rooms of Lewis and
 Maycock.
 When a search was made of the mans room by the medical examiner, note was found which gave clue as to the |reason of the act. It read Better death than life in mad house." and Twas signed I'll Hill" Fear of insan- [ity had evidently led to the act The man also registered at the hotel, when The came there as J. Hill. Tn addition ] to this note there was found on 8 later |search that he had In the band of his ] hat clipping from the New York Her ; aid of date of September 27 or 2s tell ling of the suicide of a Russian countess
 named Manskowski. who had taken hei j life because she feared insanity:
 The dead man came to the Hotel lief &ferson early Friday evening, and wal Egiven room on the third floor
 After neatly arranging his clothes or Ia chair he got into bed, pulled the coy. Kerings over him, placed .3S caliber re Evolver, five shooter in his mouth, anf Hired, seding bullet intos his brain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
FUNERAL or MRS. TAFT
Services at MiIIbury and Cleveland,
 With Burial at Cincinnati.

Millbury, Mass, Dec. s.-AThe fun eral of Mrs. Louisa M, Taft, mother of Secretary of War Taft who died at her home early to-day will be held Tuesday at II o'clock at the Torrey residence, the home of her sister, where she passed her last days. Rev. E. A. Putnam, pastor of the First Congregational church, will conduct the service and will be assisted by Rev. c. F. Bkins pastor of the Sec sond Congregational church. Imme- diately following the service the body will be taken to Cincinnati, O., the funeral party leaving worcestef by the 1;14 train on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad Ser vices will be held in Concinnati and the body will be buried beside that of Mrs. Taft's husband, Judge Alphonso Taft.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
Up One FIioht.
deceased was we'll known and respect ed in this city.

Final arrangements have been com pleted for the holding of the meeting of the Mayors association of Connec- ticut, which Is to be hold In this city to-day. The following is the order of the day: The business meeting will be called to order at il o'clock in the Hlks' parlors. At the conclusion of the meeting all present will repair to the Hoffman house. where banquet will be held. Following the dinner the members of the association will be entertained at the home of Mayor A. F. Howe, on Olivia street Among those who are to be present will be Governor Woodruff who will address the association. The whole house has been decorated with American flags and bunting for the occasion by the New Haven Decorating company
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
SHIPS COLLIDE IN CHANNEL
Seven Men Drowned as a Result of
 Haste.

Haste.
 London, Dec. s.-Heavy gales in the channel and the dislocation of cross channel traffic resulted in a disastrous collision off Folkstone this morning be- tween the Dutch steamer schelde- Istroom and the British bark Forfar- shire. The Scheldestroom was badly damaged, having big hole stove in her side, and ran for Folkestone, where she was beached The life savers sent out a boat to the rescue, but before 1t could reach the steamer, the cap- tain of the Dutch vessel ordered a boat lowered, He, together with ten o the crew, entered the boat, which was driven on the rocks and wrecked. Seven of the men, including the cap tain, were drowned. Those who re- mained aboard the steamer were saved. The Forfarshire, which was a 1,S54-ton vessel, commanded by Captain Purdy, from Callao for Newcastle, was able to proceed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
SIX. DAY RAGE BEGINS.
Riders Set Fast Pace for Grinding
 Event.

Event.
 Madison Square Garden, New York Dec. 9.--The annual six day bicycle race was begun at Madison Square Garden on the stroke of 1 o'clock this morning and the representatives of six teen teams are now in competition. The starters were Moran, Butler, Rutt, Downey, Mcdonald, Menus, Bedelb Darragon, Benyon, Georget, Bardgett, Sherwood, samuelson, vanoni, Wilcox. Calvin and Vandersteuyft.
 The riders set fast pace when James J. Corbett fired the starting shot. At the end of ten laps, Marking the first mile, therae had been no changes in the first positions, Downey being in the lead.
 At the end of the first hour all of the teams had covered twenty-Sour miles and nine laps. The record for one hour is twenty-five miles and two laps. Breton was leading at o'clock. Further report on the race are given on the sporting page.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
NoNoGENARIAN DIES AT HOSPITAL.

Samuel Wheeler a nonogenarian from Derby, died yesterday afternoon at the New Haven hospital as a re- suit of old age, He was just ninety years of age. He was brought to the hospital on December 8. Wheeler was born in Milford. The body was taken to Derby yesterday for burial As far as t5 known the man had no relatives living
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
BRYCE TO REMAIN
No Foundation to Rumor That He
 Will Not Re4urn.

London, Dec. 9.-The Tribune de- clares that the reports that Ambassador Bryce will return from America and will be succeeded by Sir Henry How ard, the minister at The Hague, are without foundation.