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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BFIMONT-W. A. Wilson. Salt Lake City; G. z.
Wing Cleveland; CT + Johnson, Portland. Ore
HOTE,L, ASTOR-WIlhelm Voight. Bremen; Rich
ard Roas Hamburg. GOTHAM-Mr. and Mrs a
W Edward. Antwerp; Gordon L. Miller LONDON
PRINCE GEORGE-Mrs ]. ]. Spieker. San Fran
cisco Nvles Standisn, Boston WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-A b. Stickney. St. Paul; Marcel Fouguer,
paris
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
PORTUGAL ELECTIONS IN APRIL

lisbon Dec. s-The government in its organ
'Diaro uustrado- promises TO terminate the --ic-
;atorship and hold the elections in April, II the
present calm in the political atmosphere Is main
tanned The firm attitude of Premier Franco has
caused q complete breaking up OF the coalition OF
tas eprositIon parties.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
TWO WOMEN ELoPE WITH ONE MAN
by Telegraph to The Tribune

LBy Telegraph The Tribune
WeToester Mass. Dec 6-George IL Marshall
and Augustus Z. Hartford. OF Spencer, have le-
ported 10 Deputy Sheriff Raner and Officer John
Merton that their respective wives eIoped yesteT-
Gay with well dressed dark complexiOned
Stranger Investigation proved that the women.
Nho are sisters. left the town. Mrs Marshall left
Ids note: -'C;oOdby, love; I'm gone
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
FINED $500 FOR KILLING DOG

IBy Telegraph 10 Ihe tribune - a
Fort Collins. Col, Dec S.-Sanuei "epsse ~ '--N
,,,,ar,ee @ Hoffman were fined $500 for Killing
nc nc ,ticI exnerts declared worth ali the way
for, $500 to 5000 The costs and attorney lees u,
.ha case will amount TO nearly 5000 An appear
will be taken.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
COLUMBUS DIAMOND AT AUcTloN

isy TeieRfaph 70 Ihe lflbune-I J
s'ef, Dec. 8.-Tbe family Jewels Of the late
~+lelof H. A. Taber. valued at seO.ee. win be sold
@seton on December l6 20 pay loan OF $500
s-s0ot Taber said one of the diamonds was
,.aed hy Queen Isabella 70 finance coumbus's
s''Fney 10 America.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
AWARDED ONE CENT FOR a BLOW.

By Telegraph 70 The Tribune-l
SIssioi. Va. Dec. b-Tle court awarded George
saesenbGry one cent yesterday from J. H. Combs
against whom lac brought suit by his next friend
.s sfe"0- QuesenbUry, who is a minor, was struck
y tsrnhs some weeks ago. The defendant is taxed
sih the costs in the case.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
TRIBUTE TO HAvEMEYER.

iiy Telegraph 90 The Tribune
or Collins. Col. Dec. S.-Not wheel turned
-, - belt moved in the Colorado Sugar Factory
sisidaF morning and all work suspended
'A 10 8 30 O'Clock while the funeral services
henfy o. Eavomeyer were being held at his
7oefee in New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
ARTIST ARRIVES WITH PORTRAITS.

Finest Moore. the artist, who painted portrait
q ambassador Bryce when the latter first went TO
washington. and who later exhibited IL in London,
srHec here yesterday the Cunard liner Lusi-
teais He brought over a portrait Of the late Sir
he1rT Irving and the Duke of Norfolk. and will
tkhot them with other pictures al the Cosmos
t4ub in Washington
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
MISS JANIS TO CLOSE ENGAGEMENT.

Miss Elsie Janis will close her engagement at
UalIack's Theatre in The HOyden' with the per-
formance of next Saturday night That piece II
j. t,ttn,ated will be taken the road. The fol-
lowing Monday night another musical affair. re-
ioicing in the name of "A knight for d Day VIII
hc the attraction.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
BAD TIMES DRIVE JEWS AWAY.

Manchester Dec s.-Israel Zangwin, president Of
tAs Jewish Territorial Organization, addressing a
meeting tonight on tho furtherance Of territorial
osFsnization mentioned the fact that $4,000 Jews
to return from America during the coming
siater giving 10 bad times.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
ouTHwAiTe CRITICALLY ILL.

s.. 44hslk- Ohio. Dec H--Josepl II. Outhwaite.
-. congressman lrcm Ohio. iE Slcally Ill of
L.. 'as@- Mf. outhwsife attained prominence i4
rs tAs . chairman OF the Committee on Pacific
- go aud "a, C5nl.nitse. on Military Affairs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
sJcRksoN CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Rome. Dec. S-B5ornst5erne BJornson, the Nor
wagsn poet. novelist and dramatist. celebrated his
ssTenty-tifth birthday anniversary here to-day. He
was confined 10 his bed. however. by bronchitis
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
sAMMARCo WILL SING TONIGHT.

Mario Sammarco, the Italian barytone. arrived
here Yesterday on the steamship Lusitania- de
will appear at the Manhattan Opera House TO-
night when he VIII sing Tonic in I PdsIfacci
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
sM,TH ARRIVES ON LUsITANIA

NJ James Henry Smith arrived here sts'e.uas i.,
- ,.,,ar,I liner IlIsitana. Mrs Srnith "ouio
not discuss her trip abroad and iei' ''e pisi 'O'
Ger the steamer docSsd.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
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yoc., Official Record.-The following offcial record
-, .h. weather shows the changes In the tenn
ra,ure for twenty-four hours in comparison
,,tb ,he corresponding date last year:

tTrhest temperature yesterday 80 degrees lowest ."
average IS. for corresponding date sst ven
for esponding thirty-tnree years 90
focal Ferecast.-Fair to-day: rain MONDAY nisnt u
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CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome Venue troisys
Gramercy for Book OF Views or representative
once. 20 East ed ST.. New York City
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UNDFRTAKERS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL co. 24f-s Yves. 25d ST.
Chape Private and public amhuancss Tel 1924 Chelsea
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DAILY,
Domestic Rates.
nv EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Fer all points United States and Mexico (outsids
~ ~. Boroushs Of Manhattan and The Bronx Also 70
SJha Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines wtthour
ezra expense foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09

bearing an ebony staff tipped with silver and was
known as the Silver Stick in Waiting
In course of time the single corps of Life Guards
was developed into three regiments; known. re-
specuVey. as the 1st and I'd Life Guards and the
Royal Horse Guards, and for than century
they were recruited exclusively from men of birth
ana education. and officially described as the
Gentlemen of the Life Guards" Nowadays the
rank and file is composed of men taken from the
hulnpIe classes OF life although frequently young
fellow OF birth who has come to grief financially
ehHsts IN these splendid regiments, every man
VI "lch is six-footer, the chargers being IN
keeping with the stature of their riders
The colonels in chief of these three regiments,
who are each of them distinguished generals or
held narshals, take it in turn TO ofciate as Gold
Sucks in Waiting TO sthe sovereign. Their former
duties are now TO great extent fulfilled by the
equerries in waiting; but STILL as / have pointed
out above, their office. though for the great part
ornamental and confined 10 ceremonials, courts
and military functions. entails a good deal of hard
work and fatigue, especially old men.
With regard to Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood,
II is reported that he will now be raised TO the
peerage He Is brother-in-law of the late Charles
Stuart Parnel. the great Irish leader. a cousin
Of Mrs Annie Besant. of Theosophist fame and a
grandson of Sir Matthew Wood, the famous Lord
Mayor of London who braved the enmity of
George " by befriendng Queen Caroline. Sir
Matthew furnished her with the funds needed for
the defence of the suit divorce brought against
her IN the House of Lords, offered her home at
his house in London while the trial was in prog
ress and furnished the money necessary for the
conveyance OF her corpse from England TO Bruins
WICK where she is entombed Sir Matthew was
likewise the stanch friend of the Duke and Duchess
OF Kent, and it was owing to his timely loan TO
them of $4,000 that they Were able TO leave Ger
many and reach England in time for their child
to be born in the United Kingdom with Cabinet
minister in attendance. This child afterward
ascended the throne as Queen Victoria and. if in
stead of making her advent into the world in Eng
land she had been born in Germany. where II
would have been impossible to comply with the
constitutional requirements of the presence of the
Secretary of State royal birth, she might pos
sibly have lost the crown.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
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cha
New-York tribune., 1907-12-09
ALEXANDRA DUMAs's DAUGHTER.

Few people will recognize in Nine Coletie Matza
whose death has Just bee reported from Paris, the
, eldest and favorite daughter of Alexandra Dumas
fills. and of his Russian wife. Nine. Narshkne,
who was of The most famous beauties in
Europe. 1t was from her that Ouida drew the
character Of Princess Vera in her novel Moths"
and IT was Narishkine brutal drunkard in spite
of his nlustrious ancestry. who the original
of Prince Zourof in the romance Nine
Narishklne had been separated from her husband
I Tor q considerable time before Narishkines death
brought her q release from matrimonial bonds that
had become intolerable. and she quickly married
Alexandra Dumas fills, who had been the hero of
her romance. bearing him two daughters Colette
who became first Of all Nine. Lpmann and after
ward Mime. Matza. and -Jeannine who married the
Comte q Hauterive. Jeannine named by her
father after the heroine Of OF his best known
dramatic works. The Ideas OF Nine Aubray,"
and in her Astounding gayety. high spirits her wit
and her untiring vfvacity reproduced many OF the
traits OF her paternai grandfather. Alexandra
Dumas. pere. while Colette, who has Just died,
resembed her father in manner and disposition
Nine Dumas had also q daughter by her first
rage Mile Olga de Narishkine. who married the
Marquis de Faltans. Mime. Alexandra Dumas was
u Baroness Knorring by birth. and maid Of honor
Of the Czarina before hecouing the wife of Narish
kline. whose family is of the most illustrious
and historic OF the Russian empire. having fur
nished several consorts to the rulers OF Russia
Nine Colette Matza was a special favorite OF her
grandfather. Alexandra Dumas the elder. who used
10 boast that he had only go back three gen
erations in order TO And negro slaves among his
ancestors. In fact. Alexandra Dumas the elder
looked so much like a mulatto that his was
wont TO say. My father is vain that he would
get behind his coach in order to persuade tho
public that he keens a negro coachman.' Old
Dumas was Just as lit.le ashamed OF the colored
blood in his veins his troublesome
uuidnunc was boring him about his origin.
Your father. NJ. Dumas was the offspring OF a
white Frcnchman and OF a negressT
Yes sir"
your grandfather and grandmother on the
mothers side. must have been coal black
YES sir
And your grcat-grandfather. NJ Dumas,
He was monkey. sir. Ny pedigree begins
whore yours ends"
MARQUISE DE FONTENo1.
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o.t1r of his court Lord Woseey is between
seventy and eighty years of age, ana Hasihuch ID
- ,l,ese court functions the officers OF state are
,,ired 10 remain standing sometimes for hours
togetber ne finds himself no longer strong enough
TO bear the fatigue
King Edward has three Gold Sticks ana 'hree
s,t,- s,icks whose office dates from the reign OF
Charles IL Ia the year 1860, when negotiations
were IN rr gress 1t The Hague Tor tle restore
60, 30 ,le monarchy in England. Charles II de-
,.-,,,ired IN form an efficient hpdyguard previous
=, ,tarlxina for the United Kingdom. Having
-,,,,a him sapward of three thousand caVaheIS'
t,,e wreck of those fine armies which had fousit
% ,,aliantl,, for the royal cause during the CIVIL
- ba nm MAY II of that year formed the PICK
Of them into CORPS which he named his InaJSS
rvs Guards To the command OF lhls hopie oaii4'
all of whom were men OF genie piitA' Ae or
,-a,n,ed charles. Lord Gerard of Brandon, after
ward Earl of Maccesield Wheh q" Ssl'eu 80 80
t4oIland he was accompanied by his corps OF Lie
r.sg .,ho mounted on~1luge Flemish chargers
.,.,i,,,ted his escort when ne rode into I@ondoi-
. fe,, months afterwsrd they were placed on inc
,al,liebr,ent of the British army and III adui-
- - tho ordinary duty Of furnishing fnouhteu
o,ts for the royal family they were intrus'eu
- esnee,aIiv with the task OF watching "Fei
tbo easetv of the monarch The chiei reSPo"'i
,,,,. fn this connection rested Win the coto'ie'
in command of the corps VINO was as ~ e
-. - $50 he in, attendance the Kings person
, be walks or rides, from his rising
" -. .,n,y "a he'd He required TO WHIT
- :. a.. tyinp's r,erson and before all others
- - ,,,aun bv the title of the Gold Suck IN
x,-,,,,,,, because by virtue OF his hoforaoie e
.rort.u. office he carried in his haFid an eDois
s.aY ,yifh a gold head engraved "ilh ihe soN'i
-, ci,,bor and crown A major or lieutenant
colonel of the corps assisted hifh Al "'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01

/ Will mail you Tree, TO prove merit,
samples of my Dr.. Shops Restora-
tive, and my Book On either Dyspep-
sia. The Heart or the Kidneys.
Troubles of the Stomach. Heart or
Kidneys, are merely symptoms OF a
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Symptom treatment is treating the re-
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Weak Stomach neryes-the inside ner-
yes-mean Stomach weakness, al
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wen, having their controlling or inside
nerves Weaken these nerves, and
you inevitably have weak vital or
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use DR. Shoop's Restorative Write
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
sP PERSONAL Mention:


p n Phillips IS IN Perry.
J w oldham Is in Lovell
l.. u Fossett IS ia oklahoma city
Or L. G. Ramaley is IN Wellston.
Jack shaffer is here from chandler
b. p. hartman is here from oklaho-
ma city
Mike" Philips is here from Arkan-
sas City
George Hadden has returned TO
NewkirK
Ora Mizc is in the city rroni cres-
cent City
W D Hmschln is here from OKLA
homa City.
T. w RAYMOND is here from Okla
homa City,
Under Sheriff Bob Myer is h lock
ridge today.
Delegate VIM McClaln. OF Purcell
is in the city
NJ NJ Bowers of Baldwin, Kansas
Is IN the city
2 j Heilman Is In ChIckasha trans
acting business
e Dick, Of Buffalo. Harper couu
~ Is in The city
Tom Lincoln, an Iowa Indian is IN
the city today from Perkins
Earl Heilman returned to Purcell
this morning, after visit in the city
! with his parents
Arthur McWethy. formerly OF Kan
sas CITY, has taken nositi1n Will
the Petersen clothing store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
WANT NEGRO MAIL
CLERKS SEGREGATED

The Southwestern Railway Mail.
Clerks association OF the eleventh di.
vision Of the Railway mail service.
has joined the national movement II
ask congress 10 segregate the negro
mail clerks in the same manner as
are negro 7aldiers Congress will be-
asked to elret some state or some di.
vision and place all clerks cf African
descent in thai territory
IN the eleventh dlNlaion there are
between ZOO and 500 clerks OF active
duty OF this number fully ll2 are
negroes. Most Of the negro clerks are
on Louisiana and Texas runs but
within me last six months ten heye
been detailed for duty IN Oklahoma
and Indian Territory
Two negroes were sent to the Monet
and Tulsa run last week One other
Is IN Western Oklahoma and the 9TH
ers in southwestern Indian Territory.
The eleventh division comprises the
states of Louisians Texas. Arkansas
and Oklahoma and Indian Territory
One of the princip1i reasons why
the clerks are asking for the seq
regation OF negro clerks according 10
resolutions passed IN Fort Worth last
week. Is that white clerks on southern
duty are rcsigning every day and u
Is almost impossible 10 90. competent
white men who will serve with ne
groes
the negroes. Il is further claimed,
require the assistance Of a white clerk
TO do thorough duty and thus The
mixing OF the two races Is causing a
lowering OF the standard OF work done
In the south
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
TODAY In THE
DEPARTMENTS.
Charters Issued.

Charters were issued from the office
of the territorial secretary this morn.
ing 20 the following corporations:
The Isom Mining, Smelter and De-
velopment company, of Lawton, with
100000 capital stock The direc-
tors are II. c. Arner, e. c. Knappe,
Geo w Isom and Geo. Ingersoll, all
Of Lawt0n,
The A. +. Lumber company, of Ok.
lahoma City, with 100000 capital
sock. The directors are r. r.
Sleeper and r. c. Hall, Of Halliesburg
Mo-, and r. V. Remington, Of Okla.
homa City
The International Engineering com
pany, OF Oklahoma City and Scranton
Pa, with $4,000 capital stock. The
directors are; E. r. Kyler. OF Bradforr
Ontario: w. s. JefrelY Of Scranton
Pa and J. II. Patterson, Of Okla
homa City
The Sterling OH company. Of Tulsa
and Guthrie, with $1,000 900 capita
stock The directors re H. A. Bruisel
and II. TOmlinson. Of Chanate, Kans
Daniel w Fox. OF Petrola, Ontario,
r V Remington. Of Oklahoma City
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APACHE MAlDEN's DEBUT.
Feast and Lovers Dance Come to an
End at Lawton.

Feast and Lovers Dance Come to an
End at Lawton.
Lawton, Okla, Aug with the
first ray cf the morning sun today
the Apache feast and lovers dance
came to q close. The occasion of the
festival was the debut into society
of Miss Jane Nache, the l6year-old
daughter Of Nache, the hereditary
chief cf the Chiricaqua tribe of the
Apaches and First Lieutenant under
Geronimo during the protracGed bat-
tie in Arizona. Unlike all previous
cases, they allowed all of the Indian
females to take part they choosing
partners Some married squaws selec-
ted single Indians and some OF The
marrisgeable daughters Of the tribe
dancing with some of the old battle
SCARED warriors One of the young
women chose Asa and another Ger0ni-
mo. Miss James choice OF suitor
was James Edclaudy. a rising mem
Der from the Mascalara Reservation
located In New Mexico. He Is one Of
the wealthiest of New Mexico Apache
Indians. Before the break of dawn
each of the bucks promised his part
ner some token Of remembrance, con
sisiing Of horse blanket, ~addle,
etc, This present was announced in
the presence Of Witnesses, while the
sqaaw caught ana held her partner.
II is then an obligation which must
be fulfilled Nache stood all the ex-
penses of the party for his daughter,
which ran up into the hundreds OF
dollars. Six beeves were killel, mp
on which the Indians feasted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-01
AoMcuLruRAl expgaIMgNrs

w L. English director OF the Okla.
homa Agricultural Experiment station
at saltwater, says that active work
has begun at tie two experiment
farms which ehe station Is maintain
ing Ia Western Oklahoma. one riear
Berlin. in Roger Mills County. and
the other near Woodward. IN wood
ward County
The present locations Of TIE two
farms are only temporary and also
themselves somewhat of an expert.
ment
The subiect which is receiving es.
pecial attation al present Is the
artificial fertilization OF corn.
Both s.: the experiment farms are
IN charge OF J r, Ratlin. a graduate
IA last years class at the Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
who viii divide his time between
bhcm
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wants AGO Students.

Inman f. Page, president of the
colored state university at Langston,
is working for total enrolment OF
400 in the institution next fall D1r-
ing the last term the attendance ran
well up toward 800, and President
Page expects TO add at least another
hundred during the coming school
year. No successor has yet been
selected to fiji the vacancy caused by
the re ent death OF Prof MaEzilla, in
stnict0r in mathematics in bhe school,
whose dead body was found two
wceks ago ia the Cimarron river near
C0ylc
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Dick Harrison an inmate of the fed-
era! jail and a fun blood Kickapoo Ir-
dian is quite a pencil artist. Ho
draws pictures exceedingly well and
his horse drawings are nearly perfect.
Yesterday he drew a picture of a
white man handing an Indian some
whisky with the white man pointing
his finger at the Indian as If to say:
Don't you tell where You got this or
you will get no more. Harrison can
not even write his own name and his
skill in drawing is considered re-
markable.