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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
Of
CRAZY SNAKE
REPORTED

g1eeiel 10 iae Daily Leader
Mnskogee, Okla, April ts.~-kaked
today Il he placed any credenee in che
story Of Crazy Snakes death Union
Indian Agent Kelsey said his district
agents have been continuously on The
ground ever since the trouble hogan
and slor'd have learned Of the death
q the o.d chief lf g bad ceeerred.
Nc seport las Doer received aonf
inem verifying the story.
( rumor was In circulation here to
The effect ihrc Chief chitto fiariet
alias Crazy Snake, had departed fof
all time to come from Hickory camp
and vicinity and had become the pro.
Terblai good Indian 10 the happy hunt.
Ing aroutds
Acenralnl IA the story member pi
Mcintosh county citizens posse who
puraued me 0ld chief Into Che 1ast.
neesea ol tho iiger mountalns netr
Pierce. after tho killing Of Deputy
sherlH Herman Odom uf Mcintosh
county, and Town Marshal Baum Of
fheeolah on the cyenlng Of March n.
shot and Killed crazy Snake and then
lea-ine an lntesligaiion buried The
h1dY in the brush concluding the eef.
amany by swearing ~ ;he members d
the pagan % secrecy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
NEGRO GULPRIT BROUGHT BACK

Sheriff John Mahoney rpturaea last
evehlng from Wichita Where nc ar.
rested cake wick, the young lad who
got away with 4 pncaeibook end $50
which ha ana his three yoeug negro
companions sneichct from the hands
ci Charles Trkmyer, Of Naylaa. n tnis
city last week. "8ako" Is now feed
Ing behind tho bara a. the county jail
aud win probably be the iirst prisoner
10 he sentenced IN tie Juvenile courI
by Judge slfang Tho 9lck boy whe
IS young n years. but ole ID crime
ndmlts that he gut the money, but in
fists that the man gave II % him
When found Ia Wichita by aheria MN
honey he had paid tho faro oi cleerf
Hastings. q young negro boy, and him
self to wichita, had purchased new
Nult. hat aud shoes FOR both nnd vert
living Ike the leisure class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
DEN0IJNl]E


The mess meeting hello al Agra Sat
urdsy anent ,hc dlssolving OF county
lines aud making d new cougty from
portions 81 Lincoln, a.ogan, Payne ana
Oklahoma counties. pgsaed the follow
Ing reA1uiiOn,
sResalgee Chat We your committce
report X 10 agaSnss the aesi interests
0f the four c0unles affected 70 form
and create 4 new ccdnty The prop
0sltIaa Win only benefit Il few srafiera
Ii the enhancement OF The value Of
their property and 20 the great det.
flment Of the majority Of the taxaay.
ers IN the four counties. We ADVISE
alg people nthe four counties not 70
aign any petition 20 create neN
county nui of ,he aoue or ar aart
Of The fesr
lastly, we refuse support to any
person gopnd promoting this scheae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
AGRICULTURE BOARDS
AUTHORITY QUESTIONED
---------
Permitted Entrance Of Cattle
After Rules We're Com
piled with

Word was received tero tails nora
lng from. pawhussa by Liyes'sck Com
missioner O. r niygn, OF TIE state
hoard Of agriculture. 10 the eject
shat an injunction had been asked
there III the Dlsiric. court 0y County
Attorney n n Roberts against The
railroad companies from transporting
cattle into 0sage county ior grazing
purposes Csage county rs above che
rtate quarantine line but heretofore
Il having heez unUer The Federal con
srOI. cattle from Texas were allowed
70 crcss the llne after being dlpnea
and held three Gays for inspection
rne board cs agriculture through
me livestock commlssioa. this year
passed revolutions regulating iae man
ner IN which cattle could 1c shipped
ihte Osage equity for grazlug pur
posts over tho protest o. some Of
che citizens who have challenged the
boards authority n the premises,
The attorney geaern, this morning
IN length opinicn ID County At
sefneY Roberts aphqlds the authority
0l the bnara N making heir rulings
relative 70 the matter
A hearing upon the Injunction ap.
plloalion viii be held al Pawhnska
Friday Hnd whiEe the members Of the
aoard Of agriculture are confident
that they have authority IN the mat.
Ter they are glad that tae matter
had been brought INTO court .cr de:
eIslon. since some Of the caiilenien II
hat county are nor satisfied with
regulations issned relative % cettle
crossing the quarantine liae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE MEETS

che Guthrie Real EstRie exchange
held i profitable meeting laai evun.
ing HI tho rooms of ihe gahmhef 0t
Commerce with large attendance
ol members The committee 10 nolic
II data aud money for the purpose Of
getting out up.lo.dale advertising IL.
eraiure Tor tho capital city repoft
ed ihai they had not completed their
task and asked fpr further time
which was granted z a aaiineys
0shaflea Pond and w A. aEyson were
appointed 10 assisl In falsing $1,000
for printing of llteruiure
# was the sense Of ihH meellne
that committee be appointed ia
wait upon ille council end ufge that
the NAMES " tho streets be- placed
OH lhe various rtrcets and avenues
of the rlly and shnl the names Of the
er0ss streets east ~ Diglgi0u vEanE
ed 81 aa 20 riln Id Alphabetical order
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
TOWNS IN DISORDER
WITHOUT PROTECTION
Threats Of Violence Against
Church and Minister ara
Being Made


Special to Daily Loader
rerrc iiauto. Ind, Aprii ia. Clln.
ton, a.mnins town near here Of 5000
inhabitants, Is "a q state Of disorder
because Of a bitter iight over the i.
Quor glrstlon. Threats ana counter
thrcaip arc being made, and a. q re.
nult og thp Indictment ot tho entire
police department the town ii with
ees poiict projection from the Iawlena
element
Tao trouble had lts beginning IN tho
recent campaign and oloetlon in Yer.
million county. III vhlch the dfSa were
Victorious ana which sounded the
death knell Of the thiriy-odd saloons 10
Clinton The ngbl has erewn more
bitter es the contest progressed. and
now the town Is facing a crisis
FolluN ing the election In whieh tho
saloons we're voted out the chief ai
police and fyo patlolmen were lndlol
ed on the CHARGE % withholding Faea
which, the city prosecutor says
hould have been turned Into The city
reaaufy Those lindof IndleEmenI afa
| Chief Keod and patroImen EEasAas
Harrison. vanhoesIes, FoneanHoH HHH
auttler.
Threats of vIoIehce Made.
Threats Of violence have been free
/ " circulated, and one man wha up.
posed the drys at the posla Is reported
70 have said that certain church
Rould be wrecked With dynamite End
that q certain minister was ID danger
Of losing bis life Not only haa the
bitter feeling resulted IN threats and
calraHged friends who took active nnFt
IN the campaign On the two sides
but has started b0yeogta against var
l0na business men ot the town.
There has also been some Wild talk
II The drys driving the saloons cut Of
the town without waiting fnf the due
course Of law 10 carry into eIeet she
le0lsi0n Of lhe voters CiF Prosecute
or FL 3. pike has made complaint
that TIE police would not eoona1aie
eith him Ia trying 20 enforce the IaHas
and this was one ol lhe eanaez Ia4d.
Ing ap 10 the indictments, - Il Is
The town, with the policemen under n
iictmeal. 10 without any HofI el pro.
tecti0n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
IMPROVED MAIL SERVICE

a nov. schedule became effective
Ii The Guthrie nosl0lllee ea he Vas
flpus delivery routes An additional
carrier and a substitute have been
appointed BY Postmaster Mccoy Com
menclng with today there VII b
four deliveries Of mail daily II he
husinesa districts aud tro II the
residence dlsirlcta The general aa|lv
cry window VIII femaln omen until
eight o'clock b Tie evening Sc uaual
and for the conserienee II Tie lfaV
cling public stamps can ha saenfaa
As lalq as midnight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

Aay Locate Agriculture School
The state board 81 agriculture hnlda
a special meeting hero tomorrow
when the full board Will be present.
The board yesterday inspected tie
Murray secondary assscldtural aehanI
al TlshoSNSg and were izndefed :
banquet tiers last might b. the e8ms
merclnl clun OF that city President
cnnnora Secretary Barrett and & E
Bryan, Of the board returned . auth
Gle on the early morning train At
iommrows Hesalon It Is stated that
the location OF lhe secondary aafIeuI.
tural schools IN the Second. Third
and Fifth Supreme rourt districts
will be taken up,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
GlNMIsSI0NHEARS COMPLAINTS

This was r'rlsco day before the
Corporation commission An OF the
cases on thed ockct were dismissed
having bonn settled by the railroad
company nul u court. OF ~ ihe rom
nany compiling with tho request oi
the complaint
Evidence was taken IN The case Of
Citizens of Foraker vs. the Midland
Valley Rallrpad company, IA which
the complaints ask that the road be
required 70 keep water la thelF stock
pens for cattle
This was The ersl DAY o. the April
term uf tia commission Chalfmun
Jael Love presided ever ioaaf's ees
sion With Commissioners McAiegtel
aud Nalson present
TumoftuM ten complaints againsl
The shnta III ar@ docketed fur trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
TAKING MEDICAL EXAMINATION

The state board Of medical eSamln.
ers Is In session al the convention
hall of The Hotel lone. An unusually
large class Is taking the regular
quarterly examination for ss0ie GER
tilloales. The following began this
morning taking the examinations:
". j. Bamber Arneii. Peter Mon
gen, Bart; William w Mcdonald. Ara.
pahoe: William A. lin. Lookeba: vii
liam 3 Bennlnger, Allen: Roe l.. ed.
mand NaYdin; Herman o. Convey,
Chicago. A. j. Coley Alexander City
Ala, Jacob a. Snyder. Concordla,
Mo-: Raymond H.. Fox. Caldwell,
Kansas r. r. Anderson, Buffalo; r.
S. Harter. Enid: James Thomas Grace
Ochelata; Frank ". Canes. Bridge
port n, " stephens, Yukon Alfred
a Hyers, Meeker; Ida s Nelson, OK
lahoma city; Curtis d. Pitts, Milton,
Kan: Mary L. Webb, Ryan; w Otto
Weiskotler, Utica. n "; Wade II.
Martin, Avandale. Ala; william
spaaldlng. Arkansas CITY; c. L. Yer
sea. leenium: Ward Loafbourrow, OK
lahoma City: Wilson L. Gleason Fair
view; Harriet b. jennings, Homing
Edward stumba, verden; Thomas r
Self, Jane, Mo. John r. Poillck, Cash
Ion, F. Love, New Mexico.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

Attorney General lS Charge
Attorney General West acting n.
der Instructions from Governor HAS
kell will conduct the grand Jury IN.
veslIgatlon OF the sensational charges
Of bribery made by Dr. Rulgir against
nottewatomie county and City oiile.
lals The governors letter to the
attorney general Is as follows:
eTto The Attorney Generals
Dear Sir; Upon receipt o. sour
letter nt even date, stating laal pub
ila CHARGES have been made affecting
the Integrity oi me dletHe' judge
county Judge, county attorney and
nafhaps Other officers rs Poitawat.
omie county, end that the Judge Of
the dlslrci court has requesssd an
immediate investigation by g gsana
iury and s. special session OF The eias
trlct court ordered for Pottawatomie
county 70 begin WeWosaay next
and under the circumstances It ap-
pears before the grand jury and N.
vesflgate all OK lhe charges made or
anything connected herewith that ap
nears the attorney general should afa
pear before tae grand Jury eud M
and represent the interest of the
state government therein Won are
hereby requested 10 appear before
The grand jury Of poitawat0mEe eoun.
ty on Wednesday. the i4th day Of
April. 1909. and there take such ae.
ton "a ihep remises es you deem the
Interests o. the state demand and
thereafter take sUch other proceed.
s1Rs. By information or otherwise 81
VOC may deen proper. Respectfully.
& II. Haskell. Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
BIG FIRE

Rochester. N. ", April 10 THE
city Of Rochester appears 10 be at the
mercy Of two alarming fireu which are
raging Simultaneously IN different sec
tions OF the city Al two O'Clock tho
fires we're sim spreading and the iosa
had already amounted to million
dollars.
Rochester militia d Oh ariy il the
streets and help has been summoned
from Buffalo and Syracuse.
Fire broke out in the fourstOry
selden building at the corner q Gibbs
and Main streeta. The flames leaped
from there to Saint Peters church IN
Grove street and then to the big Jew.
Ish synagogue. Apartment houses on
Grove street valued et one hundred
thousand dollars we're swept away anu
the flames then attacked q score Of
residences on that and adjoining
streets ami are DOW spreading TO 9th.
ers, Many houses aie burning with.
out g single stream os water 70 check
the progress of she iirc,
About the same time the ilge broke
ont ii lhe First Roformod church. on
gausau street. IN another section Of
She olsy, rboul mile away. Only one
fire company could bc spared Tor this
fire. aud the chcrch soon seli q prey
o9he flames, whica spread o resi-,
deaces AND are aow avesplag iae
street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
MARKS

Chicago llls April is-Mey iuly
and Sept wheai established new high
feeofl marks q, ihe opening to-day
May wheal ihe available supply Of
which. Is in Che hands of one man
opened at a dollar iwenlyspven II
twhngg gelehl.. lhree cents better than
the most aanguine prediction gnade
Two menths ago hy leading bulls,
July dollar seventeen ana three
elshlhs, September dollar nine aud
three.eishls The general belief Is
forcing itself On traders inni there IS
4 worldwide shortage Of wheat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
WORK FOR SUPERIOR COURT

The first appeal from either the
Eogan county or District court 70
the Logan County Superior court, re
Gently organized WAS taken today
in case Of the Federal Trust Co, vs..
w II. C6yle In which the plaintiff
sues 70 recover $500 on IT, Smith
and Western bonus note glvan by the
defendant. The Supreme court sew.
eral months ngo held the note void.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
FRANCE HAS SCANDAL IN NAVY

Tonloa, France, April is Tho fifss
visits of the parliamentary inYestH
galion committee to the dock yard
aere have revealed according 70 state
menls made BY memberB o. the com.
mitiee, scandalous condition Of af.
fairs
The new state battle ship Justice
has been found practically 10 b use.
less. The stock OF ammunition waa
also found 10 DO incomplete
On sister ship, the LlDerte. hall
the boilers are useless The she'll
filling workshops are in lament
able condition. not even elementary
precautions hainE observed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
SUPREME COURT IN SESSION

Tho Supreme court met tlils morn
ing In regular session with Chief JUS
tice Kane and al the Justices pres
ent.
Several causes were ordered sub
mitted on briefs
III the case OF the Muskogoe Hotel
Co. vs. Bullet Steel Co. a motion 10
dismiss the appeal was oyesruled. 'fhe
same ordC was also made IN she
cause Of Watson Va Rein ct al IN
the cause OF NJ. X g r. ay Go. rs
State. the motlcn OF the plaintlffs to
dismiss the appeal was sustained.
The Wheatiand Grain company, Of
Wheatland okla. against whom iudg.
ment was rendered in the Grady Coun.
" District court IN favor Of D. Dow.
den. appealed 10 The Supreme court
today. The suit Involves possession
to some land acquired BY the com.
pany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
REYES ENDANGERs PEACE

panama April lJt i Is Probable
THAT presIdeni Reyes Of Colombia Hlls
Temporarily retire cr lrfevoeabY r.
slgn his tfIlee IN ellltAs cyenl bis on.
Iis esa successor wnWd be General
tionzala Valencia who WIS eleelaa
constitutional Vice president II Ian
Hafg 1901
General Gonzales Valencia. although
Ia eunse gaslFo enjoys the confidence
lnf an paslles President Reyes. II Il
said Is ifylnEt 20 avoid holding ppp.
lulaf elartlone for members ofeonEFeas
II ordained ~ iha law
The anhefal 0plclun shr0nehnni CO.
Iemhla II that the only pfaciIeal 80
llalIon of lhe present critical aliual
IiIan IS President Reyes ellfemenE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
LAWSUITS ARE EXPENSIVE

sea'crsos City foa Aprli ;3 Costs
os Sis.S62 were taxed against ihe
Standard on company Og Indiana. go.
saondcnt in tao recent custer suit de-
cidee adversely % a. by Che supreme
court today The sum represents the
expense Of iakug testimony before
Special Commissioner Nohert 81 An.
th0uy and ,eelng Cd Witnesses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
CRESCENT OFFICIALS ARE SUED

suIt was filed IN the district court
this morning by Oreai Ryland, by
his next friend y r. RyIand, against
City Marshal Elmer Brown aud JUS
tice j. W. Holiday, o. Crescent to
recover $1,000 damages ior the arrest
Of the palnild on ,he Srd OF Febru.
sry last for having been engaged IN a
hgnt. The plaintiff alleges taat The
arrest was without authority Of law,
that be was not guilty ns ne had
defended himself and hat upon ap-
peal ef his case 10 the Logan county
court q Was dismissed FOR those geas
0ns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
cantured alvar oraY l'aa

From Che Houston unrunIclu'
4oaltum. Tex Mr.. 5oycc
d hunter from ihe Edgar neighhor.
hood. brought IN iae pelt yt q ine sll
yer gray fcx. Mr Aoyce caught -
with pack o. English hounds IN Ills
neighborhod Ne says it Is q rare
spacimeno sr this locality 70 Is three
feet In length and thirteen inches
high Sam Bnrket u mounting the
pelt FOR 1r Boyce. who prizes sac
catch very much.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

State Bank Commissioner a. N
Young has been notified Dy the lol
lowing Nali0na banks that they have
made application sor appointment as
reserve agents for state banks and ar
prove the ruling Of the h1nk cOmnis
sion that at least two examinat af
d the Nutiona. hanks designated a.
reserve agents BE- mgde each year
Guthrie National. Guthae National
Bank Of Commerce Guthrie; Ameri
can National bank. Oklahoma City,
seeurity Natlcaal bank Oklahoma
City stoekyards National bank TT
Worth and Thurmond's national bank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
liADLEy UsEs BIC STICK


-eRerson city Mo, april l3--Tae
antl.pnss bill introduced by Speak
er speer. was ordered engrossed by
the house today after Governor Had
ley had transmitted message ufg
ing chat the measure be passed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

IHHETH1F TT WVTTV70T7
Governor e. A. Haskell aer0nipan.
led h Mrs. Haskell and his seeres
iury II y. Anthony. leil last night
Tor Muskoeee The governor delg.
ara an address today before she Old
Indian Territory n D, b. F. grand
lnaee Mr Anthony IA ore 0i the
Hgaud lodee officers and win attend
TIE n|feilngs ihefe Today anil iDmar
EanffaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

Attorney General Charles West N
opinion 10 Bank Commissioner A. NJ
Young today holds that the latter
has nc jurisdiction over the complaint
lodged hy Chester al Smith, ol Enid,
aRhihHt the Aetna Building ana Loan
association before the Corporation
commission wherein the plaintiff al.
legea that be Is being charged usuri.
0uu interest Tho attorney general
suggests that the matter be ioiermln.
ed BY the courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
MoRF KIDNAppEa INDICTMENTS


Clefeland. ohio April r. addition.
n Indiclmenle charging child slaallnE
were reprrloa today against James H
fsofls and Mrs boyle, uudef arrest a
Mercer roun charged with kldaappi
lhR Willie Whiila
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
MIIT|I|Y


Conalaailnoplo aprll is Serious
disturbances OF revolutionary ehafae.
sef have bfohen ou bore The eliua.
ton Ii grave. Mntnoua troops dem.
Iunslfatad against the paslIameul build.
Ing Tits morning paulc seized the peo.
pie nnd al through the city shops
aufneIly closed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
WlNs ENpuRANcE coMrEaY
tEsy Associated Pressl

New Pert. K. l. April i3--The scout
cruiser Chester won the twanN.four
hour endurance run az full speed.
defeating sslem and Birmingham. nc
curdiug 10 wireless message toeay,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

DenFef. colo. april l2 Stalled be.
hind snow drifts that ere successfully
resisting attacks of two Bis fnlafs
uloka. N easlbound passenger train
On The nenyer Northwestern and Pa
eIHx with seNentysaxe passengers. j
tied nn II Earn on The west Alae q
tie ronInlental divide lapofeEs he
aau WORKING nn lhe i.if with aApFels
iadax ana i Is ihouNhi traffic VIII =
open IanIfhE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

uf Wliey's work was indafBta and
! proposition made that whHn Christ
mas trees are cut down others viii b.
planted ID rcplacn thom IA the meet
Ing 81 II elubwomenh council It san
8uianiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

Frankfort Apfll la Dispatch from
ConsGAnllaopie declares that nulln.
our soldiers are demanding the fesla.
nation of the grand vIzieF president
II The chamber aud minister Hf var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
WEATHER FORECAST

tl3y Associated Pressl
Ney Orleans, La. April .a~-To.
nlght and Wednesday Elefegslag
elnudlneas5 warmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13

Edward Butler, Durant postmaster
has hts appointments held up on ac.
count Of charges tiled against alm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-13
ANOTHER

Woodward. Okla. April IS iI|a
third fire n q week a. the 0klahoIla
state Insane asylum atSSnrE supnIx
twenty-five miles northwest * here.
last night destroyed Tho main uilIaln
hospital No liYns we're Iuat hAE L
waH necessary t0 carFs fffgssIx u Eha
tltIy'nlne pallcntb out If ghu building.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-11-19
RaubeStine.

Death reached the home of Edw.
Raubestine on Saturday last and re-
moved from it's midst his loving and
faithful wife, Mrs. Sarah Raubestine,
who was a daughter of the late David
and Lydia Yingling, of Cranberry
Valley. Mrs. Raubestine spent her
childhood days in and around the
vicinity of Cranberry Valley later she
was engaged in farming at her home,
near Hanover, where she lived till
her death She leaves a husband and
two daughters to mourn her loss, Mrs.
Gertie Sullivan, of Hanover; Mrs. Alice
Zepp, at home. We may fully say
none knew her, but to love her and
certainly a true christian she lived
and died A christian e2.safrle she
showed to all around her. With pray
er and bible readings at her home, a
great prayer meeting was organized
at one time, of which she and her hus-
band were the leaders, and did much
good at the time the meetings were in
progress. Of her can be truly said,
God has taken her home to her eter-
nal rest, and given her blessed peace
and everlasting blessing. She has
gone to the happy, happy land from
where no traveller ever returns. Her
earthly missions and prayers are end
ed. She leaves the following brothers
and sisters-Elias Yingling, William
R. Yingling, Alfred P. YingIing, David
E. Yingling, Mrs. A. r. Ebaugh, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. Weimert, Mrs. Leese,
Mrs. Hines, James Yingling. Inter
ment was in Sherman's cemetery, on
November II. The last words she
spoke were Is months ago.