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The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
WINS BLOODY BATTLE
Sultan of Morocco Defeats Usurper
 With 500 Killed and Wounded.

Tangier, Aug. 16--A wireless dis patch received from Abd-el-Aziz, the sultan of record, announcing the vic- tory of his troops over the troops un- der Mulai Hafld the usurpIng sultan in an engagement which was fought recently during the march toward Morocco City, states that the defeat of the enemy was complete The losses of the adherents of Mulai Hafd are estimated at 300 killed and 500 wounded. An immense amount of booty, including large number of cattle, was captured The booty was SO great that the vlctors were obliged to sell at quarter the market price in order to get rid of it.
 Abd-el-A2iz, at the head of a col- umn, defeated the Rehamna tribe. who were supporting Muai Hahd, killing fifty of the tribesmen and talk
 ing 200 prisoners
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CHRIST COMING SOON
Second Advent Near nt Hand. Says
 Northheld Preacher.

East North6eld, Mass, Aug. 16,-- The final address at the Northheld conference was delivered in the audi torium to-day by Dr A. T. Pierson of Brooklyn, to over 5000 people His subject was "The Second Coming of Christ" and he said that since the prophecies and revelations had nearly all been fulfilled, he expected this would happen soon.
 He said that the Bahylons which are to be destroyed are the very cities which we are boastng about to-day. The church, he thought, was never more worldly than to-day
 This evening an evangelistie service was held
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BUCKLEY TO SUCCEED
Probably Will Be Named Temporary
 Registrar By Mayor.

The vacancy caused in City hall by the death of Registrar of Vital Statis- ties James J, Carr. which occurred yesterday will probably he filled in a day or so by the mayor with a tenn porary appointment. Under the char. tor a special election Is required in such a case within thirty days. Chief Clerk John Buckley, who has been Mir. Carr's right hand man for many years will probably be named to take charge of the office until the people shall elect a successor for the office, This at least seems to be the general opinion.
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UEPER AT LARGE.

Fall River. Mass. Aug 16.-When of- fcials of the local board of health went today to the home of Mrs Mary Costa an Oregon street resident, who on Saturday was discovered to be af- nicted with leprosy, they found that she had disappeared sometime during the night. Members of the woman's family say, that becoming frightened because she knew she was to be sent away Mrs Costa went to Providence. The woman has not yet been found.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
MURDER ON BATTLESHIP
Negro Fireman Slashes Partner With
 Razor With Fatal Effect

Auckland, N. H,, Aug. 16-The Amer ican battleship fleet which started for Sydney on Saturday morning passed Cape Maria Van Demen, the northwest extreme of North Island, at i:45 this morning Light winds prevailed and the weather was clear and fine
 It is reported here that during the stay of the fleet at this port two ne- gro hremen quarreled aboard one of the battleships and that one saehed the other with a razor resulting in the mans death It is also reported that the fireman who did the killing will be taken to the United States for trial.
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KILLED ON MOTOR CYCLE
sonny Bridge Hurled Fifty Feet
 When Machine Runs Amuck.

Paterson. N J., Aug 16-1n the presence of several thousand spectators at the Clifton Cycle stadium today sonny Bridge, motor cyclist and former lightweight pugllist, was thrown 50 feet from the motorcycle which he was testing on the track and instantly killed.
 Bridge, whose home was in Walthsm Mass. had been scheduled to ride a twenty-mile race with James Moran.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
PRAISE FOR NAVAL MILITIA.

New York, Aug. 16.--The cruise of the amateur sailors of six eastern states closed to-day when the Buffalo. New York and Brooklyn members of the naval militia disembarked from the converted cruiser Prairie at the Tompkinsville anchorage One of the officers said
 "I don't want any better or more expert sailors with me Most of them are as fit for the Yardroom as the forecastle."
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
NO CLUE YET FOUND
Detectives Doubtful About Foul Play
 in East Rock Case.

Nothing new has been discovered by the detective bureau in the mystery which surrounds the finding of pair of lady's tan shoes and tan stockings with blood spots on them in ledge in the rocks on English drive at East Rock park. The detectives are work Ing on the idea that the woman may have met foul play. or have committed suicide but 1t seems to he the opinion now that there is nothing very serious about the unusual affair.
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KILLED BY PICKET FENCE
New Britain German Strangled tt
 Death In Falling.

New Britain, Aug 16,-With the head between two fence pickets the body of Anton Henng,,a well known German resident, was found in the rear, yard of the house in which he lived to-day. Medical Examiner Wright gave strangulation as the cause of death. It is believed that last night Hennig tried 10 climb the fence and fell in such way that his head came between the pickets and death came before he could extricate him self He was sixty years of age and leaves a daughter in Glastonbury.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
3 YOUNG WOMEN DROWN
Unable to Swim. They Step Into Hole
 in Lake Champlain.

Grand Isle, Vermont, Aug. 16.--Three young women who were staying at q cottage near Adams Landing, were drowned today while bathing in Lake Champlain. They were. Miss Lucy Per ry, aged 19, Plattsburg. N Y; Miss Sarah DisasWay aged 27, Plattsburg, N Y. Miss Elizabeth Disasway, Brooklyn, N T.. cousin ot sarah Dis asWay
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
MINISTER DROPS DEAD
New Turkish War Secretary Dies of
 Heart Disease,

Constantinople Aug 16.-The new cabinet suffered a great loss to-day by the sudden death of War Minister Redjeb Pasha, from heart disease.
 The porte has requested through the American ambassador, John G. A.. Leishman, the approval of the United States government to the appoint ment of Hussein kla2in Bey, the pres ent Turkish minister at Bucharest as ambassador at Washington.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
DETROIT FOR OUR ELECTRICIAN

Supt James Grant of the fire alarm telegraph and supt. A, l., Kittredge of the police telegraph system leave early this morning to attend the am nual convention of the Municipal Electricians which will be held this week in Detroit
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
NEIMITz DOING WELL.

Harry $. Neimit2. the Brooklyn man, who was SD badly injured in the automobile accident in East Haven last week that one of his feet had to be amputated was reported as doing well at Dr Cheneys sanitaridln, last evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17
2s WHALES IN ONE WEEK.

victoria, B, C., Aug. 16.~The worlds record for weeks catch by any coast whaling station was broken last week by the Kyuquot station to which 26 whales were taken by the steam whaler St. Lawrence,
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STRANDED CRUISER FLoATED,

Washington, Aug. 16.---The cruiser Colorado, which ran aground at Double Bluff, in Puget Sound, yester- day was not seriously damaged ac- cording to telegram received here to-d day from Rear Admiral Seebree.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-17

New Britain Takes Doubleheader. Cincinnati Does the Same. As do Also the st, Louis Nationals Phllllos Keen Up Fast Pace Ex High School Players Win. Sporting Program for the Week. Plans for A., 0, II. Games.
 Katona Now in the Lead
 Yankees in Close Game With Orators.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, Aug 16.-Forecast: EasH New York, partly cloudy Monday pos1 sibly showers in afternoon or night inl west and northern portions, warmer inl east portion. Tuesday fair, somewhat cooler, light to fresh south to southwesu winds.
 day. warmer in west portion possibly showers by night In north portion. Tuesday fair cooler In west portion. light to fresh south to southwest winds,
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NEWS SUMMARY.
GEN ERAI..

Demand Reforms in Higher Court Capt, Hans lnperturbed ..,..,.,.. l Mob Still Rampant. t.,.,,,..,,,,t,,, ] Polo Meeting Called d.,,.,.,,,,,,,... l Financial News and Quotations, 10 Turkish Minister Drops Dead, ,r,,. l Notification. on.,,,,,..,..,.. Murder on t. S, Battleshlp.. l
 STATE.
 Lake Men Active Around State .....
 SPORTS--Pnee Q.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
KOkOmO Woman
Gives Fortune
% AsIp Women WE sunsr.

IN the past few years Mrs Cora .B
Miller has spent ST. 10000 in giving
medical Treatment taiafnicea women.
Sometime ago we announced IN tho.
columns of this paper that she would
sond free treatment to every woman
who suffered from female diseases or
pileA
More than a million women hnve
accepted this generous offer. and as
Mrs. Miller is still receiving requests
from thousands of women from all
parts OF lie world, who have not yet
used the remedy she has decided to
continue the ofrer for awhile longer,
at least.
This is the simple, mild aud harm
less preparation that has cured SO
many women in the privacy of their
own homes after doctors and other
remedies failed
Il is especially for the speedy aud
permanent cure OF loucorrhoea or
whitish discharges liberation dis
placemen of falling OF the womb,
profuse, scanty or painful periods
uterine or ovarian tuners or growths;
also pains IN tho head back and bow
els, bearing down Feelings. nervous
ness. creeping feeling up the spine.
melancholy desire to cry, hot flashes,
wearinesB and piles from any cause,
or no batter OF how long standing
Every woman sufferer Unable to
find relief, who will write Mrs. Miller
now without delay, will receive by
mail free Of charge, 50-ceni box of
this simple home remedy, also a book
with explanatory illustrations showing
why women suffer and how they can
easily cure themselves at home with
out the aid of a physician.
Don't suffer another day but write
at once 10 Mrs. Cora b. Miller, 6296
Miller Building. Kokomo, Indiana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
HALF WE'D
AT ALTAR
GIRL AND BRIDEGROOM
IN FRIGHT OVER
MISTAKE

St Louis, Mo. May 1S.-The mo-
mentary stopping OF an organ at
time when the Rev. T. l.. Mueller. of
the Bethel Evangelical English Con
gregational church. was impatiently
waiting to perform a wedding almost
precipitated Miss Clara Kanke into
wcdlock with Charles L. Reid her
friends iiance.
The Rev Mr. Mueller had begun
reading the marriage ceremony when
the error was discovered through the
arrival Of Miss Caroline Loheide. the
real bride. Miss Kanke and Mir. Reid
were SO much excited and embarras-
sed by their predicament that they
We're unable to stop Mr. Mueuei long
enough to explain that all the require
ments OF a wedding but a bride were
or hand.
When the mistake was corrected by
the marriage OF Miss Loheido and Mr.
Reid, spectators in the church were
no longer able to suppress their mer-
riment and burst into loud laughter.
Miss Kanke volunteered 10 act as
bridesmaid and went to the church in
company with Mr. Reid. They, a flower
girl and two other attendants drew
themselves into line before the altar
oreanist Was Responsible.
The organist had been playing Wig
orously He looked from bis loft and
decided that there were enough in the
party to supply a bride and bride
groom He sileneed the organ and
hung oyer the railing TO witness the
ceremony.
Taking the stoppage Of the organ as
a signal that It was time to marry
some one the Rev Mr. Mueller opened
his ritual and began reading Miss
Kanke into matrimony
Miss kanke nudged Reid. hoping to
prompt him 60 some explanation The
mere fact Of being bridegroom had
ratified him. The knowledge that he
was bridegroom to the wrong bride
paralyzed his faculties Miss Kanke
only blushed and stammercd Those
symptoms are so common I'm brides
that they held no special significance
for Rev Mr. Mueller and tho cere.
mony was on a fair way to make some
business Tor a judge when Miss Bo-
heide came into the church with Al
bert Maschmeier. best man.
The orgauist and Mr. Mueller both
SAW the mistake The organist at
tackled his instrument afresh and
plated All the nuptial music he could
call TO mind ia the next three minutes.
l}y this time Miss Loheide posted
hersclf by the side Of NJ. Reid. MISS
Kankc and Maschmeier retreated 20
positions IN the rear and the cere-
mony was resumed
After the wedding the party went
TO the home OF Mrs Reid's father, No.
2SO3 North Twelfth street There
Miss Kanke was hailed as near bride
and the Joke helped the celebration
considerably.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
@ IN 81 n C9 III Z A.
R..,.,so >7lhO ElHd You RaB AlTays Bought
's1S'''' e M,4HAzzz&<
THE EDITOR Al PLAY
The 'KurncIs" of the PrOs
fession Will Put on Pro
gram at FL Reno

Special TO Daily Leader.
El Reno, Okla, May l3.-rhe com.
mercial club of ifl Reno rs sparing no
effort TO give the editors a royal re-
cepuon al the New states Press as-
sociation meeting, to be held on May
1916, when the quill pushers from all
over tho now state viii meet
The streets are being wired with n
myriad of electric lights to further
beauufy ~ Reno for this reception
Aside from the entertainment fur
nished By The commercial club, the
Elks win serve a grand banquet, civ.
Ing q musical program and ban Ample
accommodations have been made at
the hotels to house the guests and
snould these prove inadequate the yis-
itors viii be taken care OF by the
homes OF the Town.
Tile editors viii be met at incom-
Ing trains with brass bands and d
score of automobiles TO show the edi-
tors the city and escort them to their
meeting place al the Carnegie library
where the business meetings OF the
association viii be held
Aside from the regular program
there VIII be a special program which
viii come under tbe big main canvas
without extra charge None hut col
oncls' are eligible ON the special pro-
gram which includes "The Philosophy
OF the Modern Meal Ticket" by Col
John GOlohie Discussion by Col.
Frank Prouty The numbers are:
How AN editor can own an auto
mobile Col Tots Nichols Inter-
rogaiious limited % one hour
9ilOw induced the emperor ol
China 10 subscribe for The Ardmore.
ite." Col Sidney Suggs, of Ardmore.
Debate: RESOLVED. That the editor
of The Shawnee Herald Is the peerless
orator of oklahoma" affirmative, Col
u. s. Russell; ncgatye Col Leslie
Niblack
THE Boolipps BizS Bill Col j. l..
lsenherg Discussions by Col Lon
Wharton and Col Carrie A. Nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

paid into the state II the wafran@
had been acld until ihe final pay-
ment WAS made by oklahoma. Tho
sum involved in the suit was s6,GSS Sc.
70 was claimed IN the courts that
this was q shortage In the accounts Of
the treasures The supreme court
holds that Technically Kelly does moi
owe the state anything. but 1t gives
as its opinion that good business ilidgl
meat and not political friendships
would have prompted Kelly to have
held the warrants so that the state
could have collected the interest The
case has been in the courts for two
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
WOMEN POLITICIANS
NOMINATE A TICKET

Special 10 Daily Leader
Eutaula, okla. May i3.-The Twen-
tieth Century club has entered poll
ties, but, contrary 20 expectations, has
NOT nominated a woman for mem
bership on the board OF education. A
meeting Of women was held az the
Foley hotel. over Witch Mrs. Hogan
presided. aud Judge b. ~ Rnshiae'
H0rr,l Blake and D. G SHOCK were
selected as the Candidates Of the wo'
meH's party. A plan ~ campaign was
drawn np ard the women are now do.
ing some activc work IN the field Of
politics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
SUPT. CAMERON AND
SUI ERY SOR Be tNEDICT
Raising Funds TO Make Dis
play at National
Teachers Meet


Special TO Daily Leader
Muskogce, Okla. May i4.-f It Is pro.
posed to educate the teachers of tho
United States as to the actual condi-
lions that exist in Oklahoma. especial.
ly the indian Territory part Of it, at
The next meeting Of the National Edu.
cational ASSOCIATION. which is to be
hold in cleveland. O., beginning June
29. TO this end State superintendent
Cameron and John -. Benedict. gov
ernment supervisor, have called upon
the commercial organizations of the
state for donations TO secure Tho best
quarters that can be had in Cleve-
land and there make display that
will impart some idea of what the new
state contains
Fort the past five years twenty 81
thirty teachers from indian Territory
have been attending this annual meet
ing. and each time they are looked
upon with wonder and surprise "a
think that they came from the Indian
country and do mot have copper col
ored faces and wear blankets In faci
the lack of information that the teach.
ers Of the United Statce have go faf
as Oklahoma is concerned Is appalling
and the plan is to correct it.
In return for the contributions that
they may make the commercial clut
of any town will be given the privilege
OF sepding Whatever exhibit or litera
mre II desires. and the teachers vii
see that Il Is distributed. Another ond
70 be gained Is that Oklahoma is goins
TO make a fight 20 secure the mex
meeting Of the National School Super
lintendents' association 10 be held al
lOklahoma City in February. and il ii
| imperative that ihe new state make ;
good showing II Il gets this meeting
Kodol compietely digests all claslel
Of food. Il viii get right at the trouble
and do the very work itself for the
stomach u Is pleasant to take. SOLD
by c. Il. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
KANSAS TREASURER'S
ACCOUNTS NOT SHORT

Srecial 10 Daily Leader.
Topeka, Kas.. MAY i3--T. r Kclly.
former state treasurer 1f l-snsas had
many friends IA Kansas 10 whom he
sold the warrants Of Oklahoma Terri.
tory which were Issued 20 pay Kansns
ior keeping Oklahoma prisoners On the
penitentiary. These warrants drew Q
per cent interest and Kelly sold them
a. par. When q. G.. Coleman became
attorney general he brought mHt
against Kelly for The amount of iu-
terest These warrants would have
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
SEEK BRIDGE AT cAsHioN.

Cashion OKLA, May Because the
commissioners OF Kingfisher county
have persistently refused to give the
citizens of eastern Kingfsher a bridge
over the Cimarron river, affording
rhem a means of getting to market
numerous petitions are being cirucu-
lated asking special election to voto
on the secession OF several townships
from Kingfsher and their addition to
Logan county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
sTlLL IN rHs RACE


Chickasha. Okla May i3-"No ]
am not ont OF the race for the Judge
ship said Judge j. r. Dickcrson this
morning In fact ] never was more
in the race. : have no reason 70 feel
discouraged over my chances. talk
ed TO President Roosevelt aud socro-
tary Bonaparte and have reason
TO believe that my record IS a iudse
and a man is going 10 be carefully
considered In the appointment Of the
JUDGE
Il don't believe that the appoint
ment VIII Ne given 20 a man outsiIe
the district And ! believe ahat / have
as good chances as anyone IA the dis.
trict'
Judge Dickerson was presented 10
the president by senator Curtis Of
Kansas He IS firmly convinced that
the appointment viii not be made un.
IA after the national convention OF the
repNbicaa party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
Valued Same as Gold.

b. e. Stewart, a merchant OF Cedar
Wow. Miss. SAYS; = tell my custom
ers when they buy box Of Dr Kings
New Life Pills they get the worth Of
that much gold IN weight. II afflicted
with constipation, malaria or bilious
ness Sold under guaranteed at G.
n Reniro's drug store Zee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
O a - ~ q II X "A.
B.a,, tbs <,lhe Kind You Have Aw8s Bought
''S1a'''' Of &XHZAIZSH
TEMPLE FORMS
THOUSAND CLUB"

Lawtcn, Okla. May Three
thousand inhabitants inside of twelve
months is the slogan of the emerge
tic citizons Of Temple, who met last
evening and formed the Thousand
club The following officers we're
elected. W. j. Dustmau. president:
ID. s. smith, vice-president; b. "
Looscmore secretary, and Dr McKin-
.ney treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
pRuoeIsrs To Teer clAusE.
Will ASCERTAIN Right to Buy Alcohol
Outside state.

Drueglsts over The state are plan
ming 10 test that portion Of the prohi-
bltioh ana dispensary law which com
pels them 10 buy from the dispensary
alcohol for pharmaceutical purposes
when they can purchase if for less
than the states price outside the state
They maintain ihoy should have the
same right as any citizen In buying
liquor outside the state fof his own
consumption.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
DEPUTY CONVICTED OF
KILLING BOY OF "a.

Special 10 Daily leader
Wesyille. Okla May i3.--John
Sharp formerly o deputy marshal al
Tahlequah was convicted OF the MUIR.
der OF White Powell a boy II years
old who was shot down by Sharp one
:...iisssAi :.issA ~ Tahleauah Il was proved
that the boy was running away from
Sharp when he shot and that Sharp
WIS drinking at the time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
TaIsa pIspenser Named.

Governor Haskell last evening ap-
piutcd II W Shackel. OF Tulsa as To-
cnl dispensary agent at that place. II
rs said that the Guthrie appointment
will be made tomorrow and that it will
bo Frank Olsmith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

Flesh. white. pink. brunei. g0ssemer
covering bestowed by sNtin powder,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14
BIT The prince evidently thinks oiher

WTH|l
The party viii stay in Rome few
days. then go 10 Florence and after-
ward 10 Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-14

For ages women hayo boen hyips
20 conceal theirs,