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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
TWO IMPORTANT ARRESTS
Nike O'MaIIey and Tom Ward Taken
en- at UaiO1.

Ell Reno. o. T., Aug. 3l.-Two OF Sher-
in Cosby's deputies, Messrs. Hunt and
Tweed, made an important arrest at
Union, nine miles south OF here, yester-
day. They succeeded in capturing Mike
O'Malley and Tom Ward, reputed outlaws,
VINO are charged with a number OF bad
crimes. The two prisoners are said to
nave been members Of the Jennings gang,
which operated In Oklahoma and Indian
territory three years ago, stealing stock
and robbing trains. Sheriff Cosby loca-
ted them few days ago when arresting
a man at Union. They are wanted in Pot
tawatomie county, and Sheriff Smith of
that county came down to assist in cap
turing them. Smith slept in the same
room with the outlaws Monday night
without recognizing bhem or without the
outlaws knowing him. Tuesday morning
Deputies Hunt and Tweed found the out
laws and attempted to arrest them. Ward
surrendered but o'Malley san. The dep
uties fred several shots. one OF which
lbroke an arm but did not stop The fugi-
live. The officers gave chase and finally
overlook the wounded man. who was weak
from loss OF blood Ward and O'Malley
were brought to El Reno last night and
aurned over to Sheriff Smith, who took
them to Pottawatomie county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
IN TWO MINUTES FLAT
Star Pointer Goes the lille ut Charter
Oak Park.

Hartford, Conn, Aug. S1.-The feature
of the day at Charter Oak park was Star
Pointers great mile. which was in min
utes fat, without slip or break, beating
the track record made by the same horse
last season, 200 IL Dave McLary drove
Pointer and he was aided by two running
horses, one going to the half and both
coming down the stretch either side OF the
PAGER. The time b quarters was 30, 100,
1:30 ga. 200.
There was intense excitement during
the progress Of the unfinished 2:1O trot
Dollade Wilkes and Letah S. had each n
heat in Wednesdays contest and Letah'
s. took the first heat today. In the fourth
heat. however, there was trouble brewing.
Kenny, driving Letah S.. did not score
her to the pole and the word was given
with the marc we'll in the rear. She broke
in the first turn and made the mhe IN
fifth place. Kenny complained that ne
was fouled but the judges took him off the
seat, and put Geers up in the fifth heat.
The veteran drove her TO second in the
fifth heat and In the sixth took the race,
although Speers, behind Pilot Evans, was
fined S95 for not driving the heat to win.
Dollade Wilkes had two heats.
Billy Andrews took the 2:30 pace, the
first mile in POS IA, Coney being the only
horse that had any business with him.
The consolation for all horses below
second place in the Charter Oak stake of
Monday was won by Reuber in three
straight heats with little difficulty, Precis-
ION second. Senator l.. third.
to- IT,,
free-for-all. doing the small field. John
Nolan, Eagle Flanagan and Monterey
with ease John Nolan made big bid,
but was able TO make only second, Geers
driving The Abbott at pleasure.
JB d, beat his record of 2:12 TO road
wagon, making the mile in 2:11 "a. W. ].
Andrews. the driver. was fined $1CO for not
starting John r. Gentry in the 2-minute
race "Wednesday. Results:
2:I7 trot. purse 81, SO: Letah S. won
second, third and Sixth heats. Time 2:13,
2:11 IA. 2:1T 81 Dollade Wilkes won first
and fourth heats and was second. Time
2:12 IA. 2:15 IA. Pilot Evans won fifth
heat in 2:15 1-2 and was third. FAIRY.
Iona. DR.. Pitser, whitney and Myrtle
Boy also started.
Inc Nutmeg, purse $S,l0V, z'5V pace:
Billy Andrews won in straight heats.
Time 2:O6 IA, 2:O7 S-4. 2:l0 Coney. second;
Toboggan. third. Motion and Evolute
also started
The Consolation. 2:1s trot, purse 5000:
Rubber won in straight heats. Time
all l-2. 2:l2 1-2. 2:1O. Precision. second;
Senator L. third. Royal Baron. Philip E.
and Miss Jay also started.
Free-for-all. purse $3.50: The Abbott
won in straight heats. Time POS IA,
2:OS 81. 2:07 81. John Nolan, second;
Eagle Flanagan, third. Monterey also
started
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
AFTER PATRICK NOW.
investigation of the Agent OF
the SaCS and Foxes.
CROOKED LAND DEALINGS
Charged Against Him = He
Alleges Spite Work.

Guthrie, o. T., Aug. s1.-A special to the
Times-JournaI from Shawnee says: spe-
cial Agent TaggaIt of the IndAan depart
ment is in the city taking testimony rela-
tive to a charge that Agent Patrick Of the
Sac and Fox, and Shawnee and oPtta-
watomie Indians has been manipulating
the sale of Indian lands. The Pottawato-
ME Indians are authorized to sell certain
portions OF their lands provided the sec
reta-y Of the interior approved the deeds:
The papers are made out and sent to the
agent who forwards them 20 Washington,
together with his recommendations. 1t Is
alleged that the real estate firm Of Jones
Bros. were the only persons ever able to
secure an approval Of sale. 1t Is further
charged that Jones Bros. have accepted
sums of money TO secure approvals OF
sales OF Indian lands. There seems 10 be
some little jealousy connected with the
charges, and Patricks friends claim they
are groundIess. They say they know moth
ing about ones Bros and care less, ana
Jones Bros. actions should in no way in
volva the agent The trouble seems 10
come largely through Leasing Clerk
whatley, Of the agency, within Agent Pat
rick was ordered some time ago to dis
miss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
RANGES ARE OVERSTOCKED
Secretary Wilson Will Recommend
Lease system

Washington, Aug. a.-Prof Lampson
F. Scribner, chief of the gastrology divis-
ION of the AGRICULTURAL department, has
Just returned from an extended tour OF the
Pacific coast and the northwest, where
he went 10 study the grasses and forage
plants of these regions. The government
has a grass farm at walla waIla, where
extensive experiments arc making with
grass available for the vast arid trcts of
the west. The most startling cond4ion
Professor Scribner found was In the big
cattle ranges on the public lands east OF
the Cascades In eastern Oregon. Washing
ton. Wyoming, Idaho and Colorado
These ranges are badly overstocked and
there has been consequently great de-
ferdoration Of grass upon them. Radical
measures viii be required to restore them
TO first-class condition as pasture lands.
Upon the advice of Professor Scribner,
Secretary Wilson, in his forthcoming an
nial report. will recommend that the gov
ernment cease the policy Of allowing free
grazing. and substitute system Of lease
This would place the land leased entirely
under the control OF the aeasee and make
II 10 his interest not 20 overstcck his
range. AS a further incentive 1t Is sug-
gested that It might be well to give the
lessee the preference when the land Is
aold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01

where Annan1as stuck his nose in front.
Coming down the stretch Ananlas was q
close second. but broke and fell back t.
the last. In the second Directly was in
front all the way AnanIas held second
place Co the head Of the stretch. where
Park came out anad took the place, a
length behind Directly. Directly tcok the
deciding heat by two lengths. Borough
Park had second money cinched and laid
back and finished easy in third place.
It took two heats to decide the 2:07
pace, postponed from yesterday. Giles
Noyes went 90 the front at the quarter
in the first and won easily at lenGth
in 2:Oe s-4. Inthe second Toler gave Noyes
a run for his money from che half to
the wire. Both drivers urged their
charges hard and came down the stretch
and under the wire so close to dead
heat that the judges were q long time
in giving Noyes first place and the second
race. Toler took second money. The de-
Gliding heat was won in 2:07 Ia
Nine starters lined uD for the 2:1S trot.
In the first heat of the four necessary
to decide on the winner Ellert led to the
quarter where ne was headed by Aegon
Star and Jack D, who led the procession
to the three-quarters pole. Jack was
coming to the front fast. when he broke
and fell back to third place. Thomas c.
went out in front at the uarter in the
second heat and led all the way. Aegon
Star and Ashbrock finished second and
third, but were set back to the tail end
for running.
Aegon Star and Thomas c. put uD a
pretty contest in the third heat They
were on even terms to the head OF the
stretch, Star finishing a nose in front on
a break and Thomas c. was given first
place. The fourth was won easily by
Thomas c. Agon Star took second money
and Ellert third.
Tommy Britton had an easy victory In
the 2:1O trot. The other three formed as
follows: Little Edgar, Caracalia and
Pearline c. This was the order in which
they reeled off the heats. Weather hot;
track fast. Results:
2:O7 pace, purse $3.50 (unfurnlshed from
Wednesday,: Giles Noyes won second
fifth and sixth heats. Time 2:05 Il; 2:O6
S-4; 2:O7 IA. Sallie Toler won third and
fourth heats and was second. Time 2.o6
1-2: 2:OS IA. Indiana won first heat in
2:Os and was third. Tom Ogden and Sher-
man Clay also started.
Special pace for a purse of $4,000: d.
rectly. 2:03 IA, CWesO LII.
Borough Park, 2:4 S-I, formerly Planet,
(Star) 2, 2, 3.
Ananias, 2:O5; Csnow) 8. 8. 2.
Time :O7; 2:Os 1-2: 2:OS "a.
2;1s trot, purse SIS, 600: Thomas c. won
second, third and fourth heats. Time 2:1S
IA; PIP 3-4; 2:l3 2. Aegon Star won first
heat in 2:11 1-2 and was second. Ellert
third. Miss Sligo, Dove Wing, Ashbrook,
Jack D., Earline S. and Liege also start
ed.
2:12 IA; 2:11 S-4; 2:12. Little Edgar, sec
ond; CaracaEa, third. Pearline c. also
started.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
TOO HOT WEATHER FOR WAR
General Torres Lets Up on the YsquIs
Till II Gets Cooler

Hermoosillo. Mexica. Aug. Sl-A COM
pany of volunteers went from here this
morning TO PLAYA to join Colonel Pien-
dos command and arrest the Yaquhs who
had destroyed the telegraph lines TO Po-
tam. The troops met a band of about
eighty Yaquls and short fight occurred.
In which one soldier was killed and the
Mexic2ns routed. General Torres head
quarters have been entirely cut or from
Geographic communications from the out
er world for the last FIVE days. The
Yaqui burned about a mile OF telegraph
poles and carried the wire away. The
volunteers continue to arrive In columns
OF 100 or more and q heavily guarded
pack train Of mules Is kept busy convey
ing new guns and amunitions from the
launches at Madame 20 Lorin. Mary Of
the natives who occupy huts near the
edge of the town have become so alarm
ed that they carry their beds In near the
heart Of the pueblo 20 pass the niglft.
General Luis Torres has suspended hos
tilities till October /. when cooler wealth
er will have set IN and the troops win be
better able to take care OF themselves.
By that time there VIII be about 2eoO
more soldiers In the held-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
MONUMENT TO PARNELL
viii be Dne When Hr.sh Leaders Get
Together.

VIII nc DhG ~ non kEsSA A1c80CES 0CS
Together.
New ork Aug. Ys1.-Thognas Adds En-
met, president of the O1riSh Federation
Of America, having received request
from Edward O'Flaherty for the use OF
his name In the invitation to John Red
mond and the lord mayor OF Dublin TO
visit this country for the purpose OF So
liciting In the direction OF monument
to Charles Stewart Parner, sent the fol-
lowing reply: mo man has a higher ap-
probation that have for Mr.. Parnelrs
work for Ireland. and am equally sim
cere in my belief that a monument should
be erected. While It would not be possible
to erect one which would be In proportion
to the obligation, It must be done by Ire
land, and the time has not arrived. The
coming to this country for the purpose in
dicated would accomplish but little and
1 would oppose the movement for the
above reason were Messrs. Mccarthy and
Dillon, whose views you quote, viking to
join Mr.. Redmond for the same purpose.
The people of ireland are rapidly taking
charge of their political affairs and bring
ing about the condition which will alone
secure full Justice being done to Mr.. Par
nelPs memory. believe that the time Is
near at hand when most of the Irish lead
ers of the past few years will have to go
into retirement and make room for new
men VINO will again reuDtte the Irish peo-
pie When that is done. win certainly
do all In my power 10 carry cut the pur-
pose proposed, and which believe TO be
premature at the present time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01

married 10 E0ward LAnstry. Ea.lEsy ears
ago.
Z may seem q PROCLAMATION. this SPORTS
woman, who has played with mems
hearts aad fortunes and regulations com
ing to sanctuary 20 be Bnited TO young
man dssaTster1ted by his father for break
ing up another mans home. she fOr4y-six
and he Rwenty-eigh3. and b0sh chooied
In ali that the world can teach Of fife, .
such life as 'sdegenerates'' know.
But this Is q reaa NE drama, and Cts
scenes cannot be changed Tor stage eject.
The closing scene. OF course. cannot be
arranged just Jet. But Il & probable thsk
Mrs. Langtry de Battle viii have her pup
pet Baronet appear on the mimic stage as
as fair specimen Of one OF the ''degen-
crates Of England's nobility.
AIRS. Langtry's daughter, Jeanne. . "a
diaant girl Of sixteen, must also come On
the closing scene. The fair young debut
ante viii re produce the sweet, innocenS
beauty of the first act of the '.LIlly'' her
self in her firsk flower.
But, with the coming onto the stage OF
the new beauty. the old Lily. soiled with
contact with the world and beginning to
wtuher, is cast aside.
500 ''The Lilly viii act out her fate
VIII she, like Lena Lespard. end all with
that last friend Of the desperate, choral,
or like Camille. win nature demand ITS
own swift penalty OF those that go the
pace that kills?
But who can predsdt what kind Of final
exit will be chosen by such q sprfte Of for
ttune as Lilly Langtry?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
LATE NEWS sY WIRE.

Seattle. Wash. Aug IA IRE - Baliar1
this afternoon destroyed ire pisnt Of ne
Bay Lumber ana shinEie company. tho
public school building and small dEsii.
ing. The total tOss s. estimated ~ -.
es0.0oa. of which t1n.o99 fsiis on The mhl
con3any.
Minneapolis. Nina. Aug. si-Ths Oh
lett-HArsog company bas secured e0sls
tract for the constraciion % . tzs.se5 q }
steel sugar rnifi 20 be slIssTei ~ HOMO
lulu within ave months. suEar ssns
crusher Is already un3ef oonsiruetsOn ~
the same Company Tor an7thsr sugar ern
Of Hawaii
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
MORE ROOM FOR BUSINESS
I,I Reno Wholesale Grocery Company
IL Spreading Out.

FL Reno. o. r, Aug. 31.-The FL Reno
Wholesale Grocery company is reorganiz-
sng this week under the laws Of the ter
uitory with increased capital and provis-
ions for trsnsacting a heavier business
Hhan heretofore. The company has just
closed a very successful business year and
Gave every reason for anticipating an in
crease Of trade during the coming season.
As an indication of the way business has
grown with this company. they have buit
O. large warehouse addition to their origi-
raal brick building and next week will be-
tin the erection OF large warerooms at
Ehickasha. 1. T. FL Reno will remain
the headquarters of the company and the
management will remain the same.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
ONLY WOMAN PRESIDENT
Or q Railroad L. r<esteneed to JaIl
for Contempt.

for Contempt.
San Francisco, Aug. 31.-The only wo-
man president OF a railway company in
the United States was formally commit
ted to the county jail for contempt OF
court by Judg Trout today. The woman
In question is Mrs. Annie Kline Rikert.
The railway corporation of which she Is
the head is the Stockton 6 TouIumns
Railway company. Some time ago chas.
Erickson, a contractor. sued tfe company
to recover 1876 for labor performed and
material furnished. When the case came
I'D for trial on Monday, r. II. Clark, sec
Rotary of the campany. was ordered TO
produce the books of the corporation In
court. On the following day ne reported
that the president. Mrs. Rikert. declined
to allow the books to leave the cofnpany's
Office. The court thereupon ordered that
Mrs. Rikert brin the books without fail
Mrs Rikert again ignored the order and
the court fined her 500 for contempt and
sentenced her to Jail for I'VE days. Mr.
Clark was fined $50 for contempt with
the Alternative OF i've days confinement
Subsequently Judge Trout RENTED the
fine imposed upon Mrs. Rikert. but the
commitment to Jail was allowed 20 stand
the same to go into effect today.
The refusal of the company 20 pay Err
ichson's claim was based upon the fact
that the contract was not authorized BY
the board of directors. Erickson claimed
that Il was and tina, the books Of the
company would show Il. To determine
thIs point the books were ordered pro-
duced
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
BELLE PLANE ROBBERY
Ray Garter and Chas wiley AR rested
Cnrter Discharged.

Ponca City. o. r, Aug. 13.-For a num-
Der of days, local officers, in connection
with Santa Fe officials and detectives,
have been sha5owing parties here sup
posed to have been connected with the
robbery Of the Santa Fe depot at Belle
Tlaine. Kansas. Yesterday, the officers
concluded that they had sufficient evil
dcnce TO warrant the action, and arrested
Fay Carter and Charles Wiley, both Of
g}elle Plaine. Carter is a young man Of
good habits. and Is in no way connected
with the robbery. His knowledge of it
was gained by one of the parties trying
no sell him some OF the stolen property.
and upon his own stassment he was re-
aessed. Wiley is incarcerated in the city
,l5astile. n is believed that others still
unknown are I'm the crime and efforts will
4e made TO secure them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
jim NOLAN LANDED IN JAIL
gEe says lie Was DruaIS and Didn't
Know yhat He DId

FL Reno. .. T, Aug. SLIM Nolan.
the Ok1rche would-be ravisher. was
brought 10 Fl Reno today and placed in
rhe county Jail for safe keeping. He will
Swait action OF the next grand Jury. hav>
Ing been bound over at yesteday's pre-
Culinary examination. In the sum OF 500.
Nolan shows signs Of severe punishment.
dis face being badly bruised ami cut. He
protests that he was intoxicated when he
made the assauk on the hotel keepers
daughter. and did not know what he did.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
HEROD-W WICKER WEDDING
PurreIlian Carries Away
One az Ssuthrle's EnIrAst.

Guthrie. o. T. Aug. 31.-AfIss Cordelia
1ierod, of this city. was married last
night TO Mr.. John NJ. Wicker. OF Pur-
Ven. The ceremony took place at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. b. Herod. in the presence of a
rhrong Of invited guests. After Il brief
wedding Journey the young couple will re-
furn TO Purcell, where Mr.. Wicker is en-
Gagged IN business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01

Rome Aug. 5i,-owtng 20 the FpsF1t %
opposition and evasion sa0wn By Ire Chit
oess foreign ONT IA Ehs negotiations now
progressing beeween Cisna and italy. ne
Rtalian saua8r0n On Chinaps waters via
be immediately reinforced 81 two tOspeoo
doa4 degtroyers.
Tee Days step Over ne Wsshlsgtsa
may be entoyed by purchasers % icksts
20 philadelphia and New York from st.
Louis over Vanhata- PsnBsyivaasa Short
Lines. Tlckess VIA waShinEton are sod
~ same fares a. via direct line OF Penn
sylvaHsa System. For special infoFmatton
apply 20 A. y. Rstchis. 7. p. Asl. Wieh-
tia. Kansas. OF J. ~ chesbroaKh. A. q.
p. Az. 81 Louis. no.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
rna alaan Ia RldInw AxsIn.

I.ondon. Aug- 5--At the third day Of
the September meeting today the race FOR
the Squarendon selling plate Of is s0ver-
eIgns. for 7-yeaf-olds. vas won b. II. Bar
naao's chestnut colt Swears. ridden b. Tod
Sloan. Sase American jockey. Five horses
ran The betzsnS was u 90 On s~eafS.
The race sor ne ousea's plate Of 80 SOW
sre5<ns was won BY J. z McD0oald's
chestnut horse Rensselaer,. Lord FsT-
qtGaa-'s say horse souvean Rtche. win
Ssoan I'd. finished third
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
NUTWOOD PARK RACES
Special Proves a DIsapp0intmeat-
Parse Il n G5ft tn Directly.

Dubuque. Iowa, Aug. sl-A large crowd
was disappointed at Nutwood Pack track
today. They gathered al the expectation
OF see.ng a great scramble between four
great PAGERS for the special purse OF Sc
De9. The race was a gift to Directly. VIII
was never in danger from beginning 70
end. The best heat was turned In 2:0T.
2 MS was the first one. The other tive
were In 2sOs Ia and 2:os 81 respectively.
in the first heat Directly went out a.
the quarter and led all the way, except
k$S . ~oment drawing I'D to the half.
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0ASTozEA.
ssart the HIhs Kind Y. hsR lssB Ss'gz
''. q &1Hazzx
FIGHT At SEDAN, KANSAS
Beswsea LoesI AaGhORittss asd I've
AllrRnA HnrnefhiANna

Alleged H0r8ethtoVea.
Sedan. Kan. Aug. IA A. Wilson.
city marshal. was kaIled. and o. q.
Ksser. sheriff. was badly wounded in ne
arm by Glen and Marcus Darneil while
the latter were resisting arrest hers ttss
afternoon. The DARRELL boys were waat-
ed for horse stealing. Both escaped A
posse Is In close pursuit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01
Eu-HsvernsF rIerran % Deaa.

Los Anglers. Gal. Aug. sl-Ex-0oves-
nor 6emesi Merrill. % Iowa, did this
evening - the age - = yeArs- About q
week aeo GoverDOr Merrill Suffered q
Stroke Of parafyxss and BIT Rr.fe hoDes
Of hss recovery vsre ents<saineA He wss
injured severely IN an electric accident
several nonehs ae0 and bs never sEs3rsiy
recovered from she stroke
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-01

Chicago. AnG. tl-Auguss Jerzberg. q
tceai real estate deais- to-day eoefesaad
hank rsesey. piaesns hsa aassissies ~ -
m1fH u4shoug eBsD