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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-26

o. M. Gordon, the we'll known
turpentine operator, has re-
turned from three weeks bust
ness trip to Georgia and the
north.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-26
Produce Wanted

will pay in cash the full mar
ket price for produce, fruits, eggs,
chickens, etc. d. M. Boney at
the Hole in the Wall.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-26
For Sale

Ny furniture and household
goods for sale. A bargain for
cash. Apply to g.. A. Nash.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-07
SUIT AGAINST THE HOLTs,

B F Dillingham; has brought
suit in the Circuit Court for com.
pllance with a written agre ement,
against Hanakaulani Holt, James
Il Holt Jr, Geo II Holt, E s Holt,
Annie K Holt, @ J Holt and ] d
Holt. The summons was issued
this forenoon and set forth that
on the l4sh OF February,
defendants did enter into an
agreement and signed their names
thereto, to rent Halemano ranch,
Waialua, containing $4,000 acres,
to the o. r. e. l.. Co. for term Of
fifty years at an annual rental of
$500 and that said defendants,
q. J. Holt and j. d. Holt except
ed, have refused to execute the
lease or any lease in accordance
with the agreement. F. NJ. Hatch
for plaintiff.
The sum of $500 was paid down
at the time the agreement was
made. The land is part Of the
Waialua plantation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-07

A single gentleman wapts a
furnished cottage. See WANTS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-07
LOCAL And GENERAL.

The best show in the city is the
Quakers show. Free to every body.
The New England Bakery wants
young lady waitress. See Wants
column.
Three years guarantee given on
all work done by the Peerless
Preserving Paint Company.
The executors of the estate of
II. A. Widemann give notice TO
creditors 10 this issue. See New
Today.
Bargains in garden, steam and
suction hose can be had at the
Pacific Hard ware Co., Ltd. See ad
on page 4.
Minister King and Attorney
General Cooper are both still de-
tanned from business through in
disposition.
A chance for good buy is offer.
ed in q piece of property at Wal
kiki, See WANTS column in
today's Issue.
Pastor Hans Isenberg of the
German church will hold services
in the Y. NJ. G. A. hall on Sun
day, April 9, at 9 a. m.
The Honolulu Rapid Transit e.
Land Co. will occupy the prem
ises lately vacated by Kinney,
Ballou & McClanahap.
There will be a special dinner
aud dance at the Hawaiian hotel
tomorrow evening. The Quintet
club will furnish the music.
There was no quorum for a
meeting of the Board of Agricul.
ture this morning. The commit
tee to examine Secretary Clsrk's
work was ready to report.
In the Police Court this fore
noon two Chinese were fined 1875
and costs on the charge of having
che ia tickets in possession.
Two others had their cases nolle
pros'd. There were only two
cases OF drunkenness.
At a meeting of the directors Of
the Honolulu Rapid Transit Co.,
yesterday afternoon, Manager @.
G. Ballentyne submitted the re-
ports OF his Investigations on the
mainland, the nature of which
this paper has already described.
The successful Spectator is the
man who sees farthest ahead. All
says the would be stock holder,
"If I only knew. Wbisper-Get
an Atwood" lamp. On a dark
night you can peer further into
the future with it's aid than with
any other make. See d. E. Whit.
mans ad on page s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-07

One TO He Reincorporsted-Tbe Other
to Pay Monthly Dividends.

One TO he ReincorporHted-Tbe Other
60 Pay Monthly Dividends.
At a meeting Of the directors
and shareholders of the Honokaa
Sugar 20. held this morning it
was decided to reincorporate and
application for a new charter will
be made Immediately.
The present capital stock is tn
be increased to two millions with
the privilege of raising it to three.
The stock will be re.divided
and issued at ratio of 10 to l
with par value of $50 per share.
The new stock will be Issued az
a dividend.
> There was full attendance at
the meeting, over 5000 shares Of
a.. the 10000 being represented and
the motions we're all carried I'm
Ianimously.
The directors of the Ookala
Sugar Plantation Co. at a meeting
this morning decided to pay
regular monthly dividend Of | ]
per cant on the stock of the COM
pany. Since the action taken by
the directors, the price of Ookala
has advanced materially, $3.50 be
ing the average asking price.
Bonds for $4,000 at & percent
interest are to be issued to pay for
a new mill to be ready for grind
ing next seasons crop.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
DEACON sLOCUM.
PLOT ENOUGH FOR A NOVEL
In the Difficulties OF Runaway Conn
lie i'm Oklahoma

Guthrie, o. T, Nov 4-The Chandler
Telegram SAYS: Jefferson Handy and
Jeanette Loatham drove in Monday
evening and soon the young man began
hunting up some on who could perform
the marriage ceremony, and at the same
time sought to have a check cashed 50 as
20 pay expenses. Soon after his arrival
some one telephoned from Cushing TO
have him arrested. charging that he was
running away with the team and buggy.
lie was taken in custody by Night
Waterman Woodman and held until the
owner Of the team arrived. The owner
said If he had known it was Handy who
had the team ne wouldn't have followed
him-that he had hired the team from his
stable boy at Stroud. without giving his
name, saying he was going east. Instead
he drove tiward Cushing This made the
owner suspicious and ne drove 70 Cush-
ing after him. Not finding him at Cush-
ing he telephoned as above stated. The
young fellow got money enough 70 Sc
cure license by pswning a ring. stood
of the preacher and the hotel man and
/ left Tuesday morning before the bank
/ opened with his bride and check
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
HE COMES BACK AT FLYNN,
Judge Irwin Explains to Deacon
SlOcum About n Conference

ri Reno, o. T.. Nov. 4-Since nv last
writing 1 have interviewed a number IF
prominent gentlemen on the main oues-
tons now on tap before the public.
l had little talk the other dav with
Judge {. F. Irwin. The judge is a whole
souled sort of a man. and. for A new
judge. he is about the best that has hoe,
sent here since the opening Of the coun-
try Wherever he goes he is respected ny
the people and bar alike. He has no
high-toned or uppish airs about him. his
charges to the grand and petit iurfes
have been fair and TO the point he never
makes any Missouri grand-stand nlavs
neither does he try TO browbeat a LAWYER
or witness.
Getting back to our little interview 7
asked the Judge If he had read ANYTHING
about the hokavs Dennis FLYNN threv, a.
him in his speeches at Grand Army re-
unions throughout the territory.
Yes" said the Judge. 7 have read
what was purpor5ed 20 be the identical
! sayings Of the Little Giant and 7 roust
! say he did himself proud. Dennis Is \
/ whole team in himself and I hone the
] q D
/ make, in Ohio viii be the means OF elect
ing my old friend. Judge Nash. governor
/ OF Ohio
You want TO know what II was that
stirred up the bile in Dennis bowels T,
was this; One day while IN Wassfnxro,
I was introduced 70 Mr.. Flynn. He made
date Cor a conference with me. We
net in secret session. Dennis and I. and
the first words he said we're Wen
judge. you are assigned 10 the Second
district in Oklahoma. are you nots
ans wered Yea Wen. now. judge. said
/ Dennis, I am resident OF Oklahoma
and am also delegate Is congress from
that territory I know al TIE boys. and
they know me. want enc q my friend,
in the district clerksFip and good Re
publicans in the deputyshi2s
l While the Little Giant was talkias
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
ARRESTED FOR STATUTORY RAPE
George sabine's Stepdaughter Is His
Alleged Victim.

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. George Sabine,
a we'll known restaurant proprietor Of
this city, has been arrested on a warrant
sworn out by his 14-year-old steDdaugh-
ter Maud Sabine charging him with
statutory rape. She claims that her step
father has been intimate with her since
she was nine years old. Sabine was ar
rested at his home at 10 o'clock last night
and had on his person large dirk knife
and a bottle Of laudnumn when the Off
Ger took him in custody. Sabine declared
at the Jail that his arrest was mistake
and that he would have the party ar
rested who was responsible for his be
ing IN custody.
Guthrie, O. T., Nov. 4-George Sabine.
the Guthrie restaurant proprietor who IS
under arrest charged with rape commit
ted upon his l4-year-old step-daughter
has been placed under $1oC0 bond 10
await the action of the grand jury which
meets next week. Mrs. Sabine IS bitter
against her husband and has employed
counsel to assist the prosecution.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
IN COURT
What State 0klahoma'S Tax
Cases are Now In.
SCOTTISH RITE MAS0NS
Of Oklahoma Honored by the
Supreme Council.

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. 4-Attorney Gen
eral Harper 5 Cunningham has returned
from Washington. where he has been at
tending the sapreme council OF the Scot
fish Rite Masons Of the southern Juris-
dictIon Of the United States. and looking
after the disposition OF several Oklahoma
tax suits that are now pending tn the
supreme court Owing 10 the record not
being printed the Greer county tax case
vii! not come up until Monday. when it
viii be heard on the territory's motion
TO dismiss. printed argument and brief
having been submitted BY the attorney
general The tax equalization case from
Oklahoma county. which involves the
Cafrery contempt matter, has gone over
until the January term OF court.
During his attendance upon the SUI
preme council Of the Scottish Rite Cen
erai Cunningham was signalIy honored
by HIS election TO the active list Of in
spector generals. OF which there are but
thirty-three in the entire southern juris-
diotfon- His personal efforts and influence
were also instrumental in the election Of
I. c. Guss and f. 5. Donnelly 10 the hon
orary thirty-third degree and George
Wills. league Ray and J. H. Antrobus
knights commanders Of the court OF
honor in the southern jurisdiction. There
are about go honorary members OF the
thirty-third degree. which is only con-
ferrei "a special recognition for special
services rendered In the advancement Of
Masonry. The knights OF the court II
honor are not eligible 20 the thirty
third degree until they have served tNc
years In the court OF honor The forego-
ING honors thar were gwen oklahoma re-
suit from the work of establishing the
Rite In Oklahoma. and the construction
OF the Masonic temple. which Is located
at Guthrie and which viii be ready for
occupancy probably In January.
General Cunningham spoke ~ the deep
pleasure afforded him by personal visit
with President Mckinley. IN company
With Mr. Ed Goldberg. Indian agent az
the Quapaw agency he declined o. say
whether Or not the visit had ans poufi-
cal significance beyond the statement that
the president appeared 10 he wei inform
ed. concerning the political situation In
Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
SHE TOOK FLIGHT BY NIGHT
Strange Disappearance OF Mrs. Will
kins From Purcell.

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. 4.-The Purcell
Citizen has the following Sometime be-
tween 10 o'clock Friday night and o clock
Saturday morning Mrs. Aboie wilkins,
wife OF ]. r. wilkins silently stole from
her bed and departed for parts unknown
Mr.. Wilkins stated TO Citizen man that
ne and his wife retired as usual Friday
evening and sometime during the night he
was awakened by their babe crying and
that he turned 10 waken his wife and
found hher place beside him vacant. AT
what time she departed he says ne does
not know, nor does he know OF any reason
why his wife should quit his bed and
board. He states that on Saturday
morning he learned from the hickman
that he hauled his -wife's trunk TO the
depot; that It had been checked 10 Guth-
RE He says he inquired at the post
office if she had been receiving any mail
and he was informed that she had been
receiving letters addressed TO Miss Sledge.
which. he says, was her maiden name.
Mrs. Wilkins ran a boarding house on
|. the~corner Of South Canadian avenue and
Apache street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
SENATORHAVENS ON STATEHOOD
says tina single staters VIII Bring It
10 No statehood nj All

Guthrie, O. T. Nov. 4-senator Havens
OF Enid says that the advocacy % single
statehood Is merely a covert attack on
any statehood a all he says that u
Oklahoma wants statehood only in con
nection with Indian territory. Oklahoma
might as well sit down and wait Tor Il
will be long time coming He adds:
The fact Is. that the controlling element
in that territory Will never consent %
statehood with Oklahoma and any nea-
sure providing FOR It would meet WIKI 20
determined a resistance ~ 20 az least &C.
Is yaction FOR "A long period and PROBABLY
20 defeat iteutireiy. al last leaving us just
where we are now. The lobby from that
territory has for many years been ths
most powerful that has gathered a. tHe
capital Delegations from each q The Eve
tribes paid large salaries from The moneys
received from the government. and rent
ais % lands. assisted by the sblest sttor-
ueys and lgb5lsts that abundant moneys
could employ have for thirty years been
practically Irresistible And when Okla
homa stakes her chances for statehood
in a conflict with that lobby me viil nal -
a great mistake The Reasonable and
prudent course r. 20 - f1rvar1 and o.
tain statehood Tor Oklahoma ~ifh o0ndL
tlons reserying the right ~ congress- -
attach the Indian territory or any part
Of Il 81 any tine a ths flfure n i' shall
be desirable % 80 20. THIS ought % os
sufficient 20 satisfy any sfvirate - sinEis
statehood who 3 sincere ln rs views. b1'
90 those who simply lss the proposition
a. a covert means Il defeating any state
hood. 81 would. o. course. uot be astisise-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
IMPORTANT CASES SETTLED
In Woodward County, Especially Cat
tIe-TaX Cases

woodward. o. T., Nov. AT the re-
cent term of court Hon. Bayard 7.
Hainer. one of the chief justices of Ok
Iahoma, made some very important de-
cisions regarding taxes. He held in the
case of Evans, Snider. Buell. & Co, vs..
Woodward County that cattle listed for
taxation in other counties ofthis territory
are not subject to taxation in this county,
unless the parties interested have an op-
portunity to show TO the taxing powers
whether or not such property has been
liste elsewhere.if such cattle were brought
in after March 1. The amount involved
in this decision. 81, so. was decided in
favor OF the plaintiff.
In the case OF J. F. Rave1scraft VS..
woodward County, he held that while the
Oklahoma laws make taxes assessed
against personal property a lien thereon.
the lien does not follow in another juris-
diction. In this case, IN 1897, WOODWARD
County assessed against ]. A Murphy
$500. but after the taxes were assessed
and before collection. Murphy moved the
cattle IA Kansas and sold them 70 Ravens
START. who afterwards returned them 10
woodward county, where they were seiz-
ed for Murphy's taxes. The case was
decided in Ravenscrafrs favor.
On demurrers in the following cases
Oulnlin vs.. County. Crews & Jones vs.
County and Loeb Brothers vs.. County,
these parties had during ls9s brought cat
tie into woodward county that had beer
assessed prior To being 50 brought. were
reassessed IN Woodward county without
notice 20 the owners. Taxes we're al
tempted 10 be collected and injunction
suits 20 restrain collection. Said taxes
were heard on demurrer By the judge, ~hc
overrurled the demurrer and held thai
assessing Officers assaessing translen
property brought IN from other places
must assess the same g. required ~ laT
make demand from the owners taereo
for rendition and give them an oppar
.tinlty 10 show whether 0r not said prop
e-ty rad been taxed elsewhere Tor 20
year.
Houston & Msrum represented ~
plaintiffs IN each q The above cases an
the decision q the judge being - ele4
on ,hIs matter. has given universal salts
faction 70 Az the people = No71TaF
/ county. regardless % whether thsy ari
czttIenen or farmers or account - -
tumble that TIRE revenue iaEs q TIE Ter
ritary have been IN This azs oeah on
/ Ct the most satisfactory terms Of COR
/ ever held n tals county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05

ton today. with a strong demand was
selling at from $50 TO $40 These prices
have prevailed for the last ten days. The
top price for seed cotton is $2-10- Good
prices are not limited TO railroad towns
in Oklahoma this year. There is q
scramble for cotton in the small interior
towns. where top prices are offered The
shortage is marked. The receipts here
at this time a year ago were 80 per cent
heavier. The shortage IS due to smaller
average. to late planting and TO hot wind
in August The staple Is shorter. but the
grade better than last year. Local cot
ton has averaged strict middiing grade,
which is good spinning cotton Buyers
are Of the opinion that the government
estimate of a s. per cent crop for Okla
homa is too high and that 80 per cent
crop is a more correct estimate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
GUTHRIE BEGINS A YEAR AHEAD
To Prepare for Next Years street
Fair and Carnival

Guthrie. O. T.. Nov. 4.-Guthrie will
hold a carnival and fair next year. The
carnival committee has reorganized by
re-electing c. G. Horner president and
E, A Douglass. secretary for commenc-
ing the work early for next year. The
time for holding it viii probably be the
first week in September. Despite the ad-
versity of the past two weeks, the fea-
ture Of the carnival, the flower parade,
was a success and has greatly stimulated
the committees efforts toward this new
move. The floats, which represent an ex-
penditure of 5000. viii lbe preserved by
storing them in some place and then In
the spring they vii Ibe remodeled and re-
painted. This viii be a splendid start for
future pageants. affording an opportunity
for elaborateness not attempted by any
other city in Oklahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
REOUISITlON FOR ALBERT BLOW
Who Is Wanted in Louisiana. Is Hon
Ored In Oklahoma

Guthrie. Nov 4.-GOvernor Barnes has
honored the requisition Of the governor Of
Louisiana for the return 10 that state Of
Albert Blow who is accused Of compile
ity in the shooting Of white man dur
ing a miniture race riot at Mansfield last
winter. Blow was arrested here week
ago and has been held IN custody 70 await
the arrival Of requisition papers. His ex-
tradition was contested by his attorneys
on ,he ground that he would hey
on the ground that he would be iynchen
by a mob on his retrun 20 Louisiana
but the governor decided 20 suffer Blow
return. inasmuch a. companion IN tie
shooting affair had been duly convicted
OF the crime by the legal machinery ~
the state without any offer of mob VIC
!ence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
STANDS A LOT OF OEPORTlNG
Remarkable Experience Of y. "
smith in Indian Territory.

Guthrie. o. T., Nov s.-Sornetniag COOS
enough for Gilbert Comic opera is just
now transpiring in Indian Territory. =
". Smith refuses 20 pay the territorial
tax FOR selling hay. The indian govern
met some time ago ordered him depor'e e
10 Kansas This was done Inside - @
week he was back again Again he was
deported Again he returned. The IN
dian policemen gave him wfld chase hat
captured him and he has been again &C.
porteA Smith in hlddirg adleu - ne
men who had taken bin acrose tie KAN
sas line. said. I'll see you again.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
VIGOROUS JUDICIAL REGIME
In Force ut PauI's Valley. During the
Roberts Murder Trial

Guthrie, Q. T, Nov 4.-During the
Roberts murder trial at Pauls Valley
this week. the judge notified the attor-
neys for the defense that if they did not
sit down he would throw them from the
court room. When the jury brought in
verdict of not guilty the court summar-
lily dismissed the jurymen with a reprim-
ana.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
OKLAHOMA FREIGHT CAR FAMINE
Colonel Prouty says II PafsiRg
Down Prices Of Grain

GaIFr7a, ~ = ~. = % -
Grain inspector Pr5uty -eTs that 20 ina-
5:l5ty - recare cars f9~ chipping e. a1ect-
frr The Wheat rsaTkst In Cklahorna-
Fve~v elevator aIorR 0s ROCK Island
according 20 Colonel Pro3tg. j. Sled Vi'h
wheat. ard bayers aye nae 1Ter-anEi 7'is
% buy rl9-e sn-a tasT are sa~e thsT csn
ges cars. he thinks thai = per cen; g
the crop n wheas f. stal % TIE ts-msrE
hau8s Tae PassenzeT trafac 81 okla-
bona e. 60 heavy .ast n-afiT ali 9as-
se1Rer trains these days are .afe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
C0L0RED MEMS FATALQU
John Wilson stabs VIII Austin to
Death at Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma city. Q. T. Nov AT a
mill in this city Thursday night Iohn
Wilson and VIII Austin. two col5rsd me7.
Qoar7eled over some meal sacks. w-.i-
sH drew knife and stabbed Austin sew
elal times, finally through the throat.
ard the man fell dead Wilson ezcA,-eI
The kloodhounds owned BY the sheriff
could not catch MS trau.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
C0NKLING GOES IN FOR PEACE
He Will Distribute Census Patronage
With Harmony in View.

Guthrie O. T. Nov. 4-Ivan Conkling.
the new supervisor. is deluged with ap-
phcations for jobs at his office in Enid.
He has announced that he will attempt
10 distribute the patronage of his office
in way to close up the factional
breaches in the Republican party Of Ok
lahoma.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
| COTTON : RAISERS UNDECIDED
whether 80 sell xsw or Walt for
BETTER Prices

GUITARS. o. 2. S9v. 4---0ElasAarEz CO..
ton growers are hes.tatsng ShsthsT 20
take advantage q prevzillaz prices ~
hold ;h~<- coison f7r So 20 3 Fla
ket- which . predicted here Tar aai Later
sEsn January. sass TIE Perkins JQgFs-al-
Tbs tine las; ysaE cotton Sas ssiiiaE a.
from 8 o as OF IRE local Rar2st- Coz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
RUMORS or A JOINT OPERATION
or the Hunneweii- Enid Line by
santa PC and Rock Island.

Guthrie. o. T. Nov. At S r1more1
here that the Rock Island viii baflE o1ly
70 Billings on IFS Ensd eastern extension.
and ths- a. Billings the Touka~a branch
% the Santa Pc =Ill 5cin the Rock Island
rosd. ana from Hunnewsll 10 EniA the
iine resulting vii De operated ioinuy "
he tao roads
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
VENUE CHANGED TO CANADIAN
Anna Bower 90 bs Tried at 81 Ress
for mert Rieksy's Murder.

Guthrie q r. $gs t-Aa0a a H7wefs
u Kinzfshe-. who Sc charged wlth 80
murder ~ Merf Bickey n that cts. hss
ss~gred "a change - venue from 80 do
,rf-t court ~ Rlnzasher % ere district
cqsrt ~ caradisn county ftsY afta~aaFa
set forth that ths prsgasi~s in Ri1resh--
vas Ho rTsst against be- t1a- s1e f1'e
not secure q fair aud impartial iTiaA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
Rn- ne.- as ths naptI.t Goav.ntIss,.

Oklahoma cIfg. .. r. Ssv - - Zap
rsf convention which met rsrs fs-f wFek
hss adjourned Hev E. 2 DYKE SO
elected general ra.sslerafy Hsr. fos In
gra-l dlstrtrf mis nsrs anf Rev r.
50 Holt district f1lssipoary - tbs i-Fa-
totes fsr c.iere1 peepss TIE go srE
Board = air-cso-s sas choeer E~F Js7
Trzrzu. * nzrshefs o. ~ Er~~s -
Hsus- A. ~ state. Peru - H hr-
saa. O4lsh5Fns Cry. l.. q. swsfe. eaif
ne g. -. 8afr4son. Glth-is. f. % iie'i.
Gn,hr3s. IS Heritage. 4. ~ -
ard Z. II Barfsa. os.ahona CItT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
WILLIAM OOUTHETT RESTORED
10 citizenship by Governor harness
Has Servedfor Cattle Stealing.

Guthrie, O T, Nov. 4.-wiHian Douth-
EFT, who was sent from Pottawatouf.e
county 10 the lansing Denltsn;.ary for
one year Tor cattle stealing has been re-
stored 10 citizenship by Governor Barnes.
DHuthett having ended his term Of I'm
s-ison.2ert