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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
Persisted ON AGLACIeR
Death Of Five UnfOrtunaies Reported
Prom Alaska.

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s-,,-,-v was raging among the prosPectoFs
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Z, me frs. DAYS o. March. WAS brought
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nm the mouth Q: the Copper Tlver. she
r,-o,,gnt nearly ~ passengers. forty Pc
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OUT IN CUSTER COUNTY
Jake Mcknight says EverythingIs as
1t Should Re-

E. Reno o. T., March 16.-(speclaL)-
Hon. ]. c. Mcknight, commonly called
Jake, cattle baron and county attorney of
Custer county, was blown into town yes
terday by the big wind. Jake said he Just
came to town to hold an interview with
Judge Irwin, but he being away, the
Eagle correspondent would do just as well
The wheat in Custer county, Jake says, is
all right as a whole. There are some
patches that were sown vey late that will
not amount to much Cattle are LOOKING
fine. AS fer as he can learn there was
very few that died from want and expos
IRE. Fruit he does not know so r..aeh
about, but from what he can lear there
will be a good crop. The city Of Weather
ford is getting away up yonder. Over
5000 people are living in the town ard
,ots more are coming in every day.
There are very few criminal cases on
the Custer county docket for Judge Irwin
to decide next April and those are not
above the average in atrocity.
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REACHING FOR MORE ROADS
Blackwell Expects to Be One orth.
SOuthMeHt-S Railway Cenrers

blackwell. .. T., Mar.a ls.-(sue-.al..-
Kay county. the banner wheat county Of
oklahoma, and the beautiful city of Black
well seem to be destined in the next few
months 10 be one OF the railroad centers
IL the southwest. The great enterprises
and resources Of Blackwell together v-itr,
its immense wheat market. have not only
drawn eastern capital. but have attracted
the attention OF The great railroad svs-
TENS. and before the coming wheat crop
Is ready 20 move, Blackwell viii have cen
tered here. in addition - the Hutchinson
and southern. both the =. 5,.fs and san
Francisco and the Santa Re railroads
From country village Blackwell has
sprung In the past eighteen months into
one OF The pr3m.aen, cities Of Oklahoma
II ROW has three brick plants ana more
brick buildings 5han any town sn tia
OHeroAee strip L also is al present pr,r-
tng III N4te-workS and electric lights ana
mas nrst-c-ass telephone exchange. with
aoont 1o3 subscribers. and its ri, lines
reach al southern Kansas ana Oklahoma
The first q the week Ed. L. Pa-l,ban,
the general attorney Of the Kansas Okla
h2ma and Gulf railroad. returned <-o-,
New York City on Tuesday night ana z,,l
united proposition n the board af --szs
ay whsch his road wou-d De heI- s-,-,
Arkansas City 10 Blackwell and o. -7sr-
S-ed ay The Frisco. 4; the same rse-s-z
the santa Re through NJ. He--v p Ae,
submitted q proposition 20 build from Bra
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WOULD HELP CUBAN FARMERS
Charitable Mr.. Howard Chides UnsIe
Sans Negligence

Jacksonville, Fla. March ls-wfuana
Willard Howard. general manager OF ths
Cuban industrial relief fund Of New York.
passed through Jacksonville on his wag
home from Cuba, on his way north % pur-
chase agricultural implements ans seeds
for the use OF ;he Industrial relief station
watch he has just established AZ Gulnes.
Cuha- He reports the condition % cuba
really worse Than 10 was al this time last
year. when he made his first lnvestiga-
ton The fields are vacant and the farm
ers IDLE. The people stlll remain n the
towns and cities, where army rations are
issued 20 them. Our government has done
nothing 20 enable The farmers 70 resume
the cultivation OF their lands He aays.
The condition Of cuba is a reproaeh 20
the American people and a blot upon oIy.ii-
zation. We are going 20 Do something %
improve that condition and We invite al
lovers Of humanity en- the United states
to help as. for TIE good name OF TIE
American fag. Money for orphans or for
industr al relief work should 30 sent %
the Continental Trust company. - Broad
Street. New York marked For the Cuban
Relief Fund"
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LET THE COURTS DECIDE
Governor Barnes Advises the Auditor
to Hold I'D Certain Claims

Guthrie, o. T., March 1s.-(SpecIaL)-
Governor Barnes today sent 20 the terri
torial auditor the following letter advising
him in regard to the dLsallowance of Ger
tain claims covered by the appropriation
bill passed by the Fifth legislative assem-
bly, Section 1e, that Is referred to in the
governors letter, appropriates $500 TO
pay the expenses Of the codifying commit
tee and clerks; section % appropriates $500
TO pay the expenses Of the ONT investigat-
ing committee, and section q covers the
appropriation Of $500 for the historical
society;
Guthrie, o. r., March Is. 1899.
Hon. S n. Hopkins. Secretary, Guth-
RE, o. T.:
Dear Sir-section 10 OF the appropria-
ton act, approved March 10. is so anbig-
uous, indefinite and uncertain in its terms
that it is not susceptible of any fair or
reasonable construction. I. therefore, sug-
gest to you that no claims be audited or
allowed under said section until JUDICIAL
construction is placed upon 1t.
Section @, of the same act, is not suffi-
GENTLY definite IN my Judgment TO author
ize the payment Of any accounts, except
ing. perhaps, the actual expenses of the
sergeant-at-arns for serving of processes.
I, therefore, suggest that no other claims
underthat section be audited or allowed
until a judicial construction is had upon Il.
THE provision made under section q is
undoubtedly that class Of legislation which
is specifically prohibited by the 'Harrison
act and I suggest that no accounts be
allowed under said section until a judicial
construction is placed upon the same. 1
am aware that ike appropriations have
been made and paid for the last four years.
but I am not aware of any benefit the
same have been to the people Of the ter
ritory. Yours very truly,
&C NJ BARNES, Governor
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MOB SILL HOLDS HE MINES
Governor Thomas Hopes to End the
Trouble Peacsabiy

Denver. Colo. March ls.-So far az haA
been learned here tho situation Is not
much changed az Henson since last night.
The armed mob stl bo.ds Tcssession OF
the Ute ard Ulay and the Hidden Treas
IRE mines. though no violence haA been
attempted upon either person er property.
The troops which ieft Denver this morn
ing passed through sali42 early this even
ing. Colonel Macarey has been warned BY
Inspector General Gardner. nov 90 AXE
city. against attempting 20 enter Lake
city or Henson tonight Tor fear % at
tempts - dynamite me train. bait
vii be made somewhere this sids uutn
daylight. Dr. joseph Cuneo. TIE IfaBan
consul has gone 10 Lake city 70 isyssugsts
the situation.
Governor T53mss today received a tel
cgTam from john Hay. secretary % state.
saying. Or Cuen9 offers h.a influence IN
restraiEiug and dlspers.az asmtd Italian
strikers"
Governor Thomas replied: Italian con-
sal we8t 90 Lake city .; my request HI
good orees are relied upon 20 tsrminsts
the tfogale and AL &c syallcd u IS Tar
~ possible"
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man. Both propositions were taken hold
OF with a will and their success seems
assured. Colonel A. ]. Blackwell, the
founder of the town and the owner of i'm
mense interests. headed the Frisco SUBJ
scription with g, poo. On Saturday, March
Is, a general railroad gala day will be held
and the business men and the farmers
for miles around viii turn out TO quickly
close up the amount asked to obtain the
Frisco. Hon. Dennis Flynn of Guthrie
and J. c. Pollock, ]. P. Baden, W. c.
Robinson and C. II. Buchanan, Of Win
field, Kansas, will be present and a grand
good time is expected
Mr.. Pecgham says that within ten days
after the subsidy is assured his road will
commence active work, and will be run
ming trains into Blackwell from Arkansas
City by July l. and on the 4th of July will
give a grand excursion from ST. Louis
and Kansas City to Blackwell, and it will
be the largest ever run into Oklahoma.
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MRS. GARDNER BEATSABURGLAR
PIucky Oklahoma City Woman Rises
tOtIne Occasion

Oklahoma City, o. T. March o.
Especial 1.-The Times-Herald says: Mrs
Geo. E. Gardner, by her wonderful BRAY
cry and courage, successfully prevented
the robbery Of her house last night. About
9 O'Clock she went from the sitting room
into the bedroom to look after her b@hv.
when she came face to face with a big,
burly negro, who had Just entered the
room by the bedroom window. He point
ed a revolver at her and told her he want
ed the money which was in the dresser.
Mrs. Gardner was all alone and could call
to no one within hearing distance. She
made a movement towards the dresser,
when the negro, still pointing the revolver
AT Mrs. Gardner, made a movement tow
ards her She was afraid he was going
TO assault her and witha sudden spring
toward the negro she grabbed the gun
with both hands and gripped it with a
death grip. a desperate struggle en-
sued and Mrs. Gardner, who is a strong
woman and TO whom fear gave additional
strength, was about to wrest The gun from
her vilHanous assailant, when he attempt
ed to shoot her. The bullet passed in close
proximity to her hear and buried itself in
the wall. The baby, awakened by the Ie-
port Of the gun, began TO scream and the
burglar took fright and backed out Of the
window. Mrs. Gardner's hand was black
ened by the powder from the gun. As
soon as the burglar was gone she ran TO
the phone and telephoned for the police
It was some time before they arrived,
however, and no burglar could be found.
lie had entered the bedroom window next
to the street and was evidently familiar
with the surroundings Of the place or he
would have gone 10 the rear of the house
and to = window less exposed to uuolic
view. Mrs. Gardner can not accurately
describe the negro but says he was nat
very dark. She was naturally much fright
ened. and kept her eyes on the gun all
the time. She certainly deserves great
praise for her wonderful courage. Few
men would have the nerve to grasp q re
volver. pointed fun in their face. and
nineJy-nine women out Of a hundred ID
der such circumstances would fall IN a
faint. It IS lucky Mrs. Gardner came
into her bedroom Just as the burglar he'd
got into ehbedroom, or he might have
hidden under the bed and when she was
asleep have pilased and robbed at his VIII.
The soice made q dtHigeBt search Tor the
rohher and teleEraphed descriptions to
other towns, but he has not been 12usht.
\ negro was arrested at Edmond. but lie
proved to be the wrong one.
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HEALTH RESTORED.

/ a and steady eater and
regular sleeper who has no occasion to
be afraid flesh the devil For from those
sl solemn when human figures lie Ike
recunbent and from those other hours
when busy FORKS fingers deliver the mouth the food
which he palate ready welconsfrOm these Two
thinss proceeds human together with the
eearness and valuable
accomplishment.
When We sleep said Hunt, is the time when the
mysterious spirit airy rounds IT advise
TO sleep in in Joy
steep said Bnwer Is the happest % earthly ooons"
sleep said poephiloSophsr Boston, Fingers az life
tine near our eyes the night the boushs %
the FIR tree"
WAT these gentlemen good and hne and makes
sleep seem as easy thing a
he Fellow VINO has nve cents stin pocket
theiess could take
mo them from above passing another
saodeus you would millions people tunhling
eir BEDS praying in vain GODS from early
evening the OF day.
/ couldn't sleep" lady. y tossed and tunhled
with pain and excitement. This years ago.
suffered greatly from pain strange mental haIIun-
aon loss OF appetite which sosded IN
passing bad taste in the mouth morning nerve
and tone restless nights weight energ
ly duties Even the weight my clothes oppressive
ness and been immensely benefited gave up my doctor ard
4 tired school gL" Csgned) J. PAGE. Brock
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REPUBLICAN, CITYTICKET
Nominated Mt Perry Is Nothing But n
Snre Winner.

Perry, o. T, March I6.-CSpecial)-
Republican city convention met in the
court house today, and there was a spIen-
did and harmonious meeting. A. p
Museller was selected as temporary and
permanent chairman. and John A. Han
sen as temporary and permanent secre-
tary. The following winning ticket was
placed in nomination:
Mayor. /. Pancoast.
Street COMMUNICATIONS Robin-
Ron.
City Marshal J. Hedriclz.
City Attorney-John A OIiphant.
City Clerk-E. E. Gibbons.
City Treasurer-John J. English
Police Judge-Wesley Taylor.
Treasurer School Board-C. Christonhe~
The ticks VIII meet with the unanimous
support Of the Republicans. the nornina
Ton Tor mayor being particularly stroor
one Mr.. Pancoast was city attorney o.
the city Of Guthrie for two years and Is
one OF the best known and able la..ve,s
IN the territory OF Oklahoma. His nor,i-
nation and election means that the bust
ness OF the city viii be conducted in q
business way and that the heavy inaabt-
ecness now resting upon the city viii he
Hited and the city's finances placed =, o
substantial condition.
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MORE BILLS VETOED
Governor Barnes Lays tI.e Axe to the
Necks of seven.

Guthrie, o. T, March 16.-(Speciai.)-
Governor Barnes this evening vetoed seven
more bills. The first one to receive the
ak was house bill "A, by Malley. the salary
bill. which sought to cut all territorial sal
aries and contingent expenses. The next
was house bill 26. the committee school
land bill. Governor Barnes is in receipt
Of a letter from the president OF the
leassees' association, urging him 70 veto
the bill He is preparing veto message
tonight. Another bill to be disapproved
was house bill "a, Waits quarantine meas
ure. The other bills vetoed were: Coun-
Gil bill 81, by Thacker, providing Tor ap-
peal from Justices courts 20 probate
courts; council bill Sc, by Thacker' pre-
scribing penalty for the unlawful carry
ing Of arms; council bill 40. by W!nkler'
relating to jurors fees
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ALVA is MUCH ELATED
Over the Failure Of the Attempt TO d.
vide tho County.

AIva, Cd. T, March 16.-tspec.aI-)-Iner
Is great rejoicing here at Governor Barnes
not approving the division of the county
His decision ls-ss many have held--that
under the law no division could De made
on county seat removal while Oklahoma
remains a territory. The hope IS gerera4ly
EXPRESSED that the matter is settled out u
IS hard 10 tel. as there Is an element near
Cherokee and Augusta who have Ions
been proposing 10 remove tie county sea-
and divide the county. Both places are
considered to be cherish.ng ambitions of
their own looking TO the securing OK the
raU county seat II case OF division.
The Me;hodist revival under the man
= pemsnt OF Revs. Ross and Daniels. came
n an end sunday night There were about
12o conversions and some ~ access.ons %
the church.
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Just as a Sample orokrabom.

Standard, o. T., March 16-(SpeciaI)-
As a sample of what Oklahoma is good
for, contrast may be drawn between
ten years ago, when there was no Guthrie.
and when the now fertile fields in its pres
ent vicinage were no wise distinguished BILE
from the interminable grass-covered
plains whereon only cattle grazed, and
now. when one single firm in that city. Of
10000 nSe, make a showing for enc
season like this:
W Coyle. the Guthrie oil mill man.
paid the farmers last season $4,000 for
cotton seed. $4,000 for costor beans. s2s. 600
for wheat and $4,000 for baled cotton. an
aggregate of $125,o00 in one season, where
ten years ago there was not foot plowed.
J. W. McPeek, one of our wheat raisers.
last year in Logan county raised 1000
bushels OF wheat, which he marketed at
the little city of Munhall, on the Santa Re.
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LEASES OF CREEK LANDS
What the Department VIII Permit,
in View of AIIOtments.

washington, March 1.-THE secretary
OF the interior has reached a conclusion
in the matter Of the renewa, OF the leases
Of lands in the Creek Indian nation to
cattle owners for grazing purposes, these
leases being terminated by the terms of
the Curtis Dill. The secretary has deter
mined that only lands which are occupied
by individual Indians not exceeding the
approximate share to which the Indians
and the members of his family are ress-
onably entitled to, can be leased in ad-
vance of allotments. The Dawes COM
mission will begin the making OF al,ot-
ments on April !. If when the alCt-
ment is made it is found that an Indian
is Jrightfully a member of the tribe and
the lands selected do not exceed the pro-
portionate share of himself and family
and are not in the possession of some
oth,- Indian, the selection will be APPROX
ed and entered on record and the Indian
will then be allowed to make a lease of
this years pasturage. The department
holds that it would be a reversal OF The
proper order TO approve leases before the
allotments are made, but it is understood
that cattlemen having stock On the reser-
walton under the old lease will not be
molested until they can have sufficient
time to make their leases under the new
order Of things. A large number of cat
t.emen in Texas and the Indian Territory
arc interested in the decision.
Fort Worth, Tex, March 16.-The de-
partment at Washington has decided the
Creek Nation open for stockmen to Craze
cattle. News was received today that the
attorney general refuses to approve the
lease contracts Of parties not in posses
sion until sections are recorded before the
Dawes commission, but permits citizens
in possession of approximate shares of
land themselves and minor children to
lease the same for cattle grazing. The at
tOrney general thinks II safe to introduce
cattle into the Creek Ns+ton
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saa Francisco. Cal. March Is-Thers -
hardy a section % California that hss
not been visited by rain within enc psss
two days and IN meet places &; has sssn
raining almost constantly o.. f5rtY-s.ght
a0ura. The rainfall vii prove go savior
q the state t1is gear. a. had g. nst fallen
40 ta-s Nose or19rt-Hs tn,e fa.s vaa.e
rave BEEN ire sr-e1H dry seasan. BIT nov
crops are asTe5. nc rivers viI farssh
plenty ~ water for ths miners AID ezss-
ness generally uffT - R5os
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Sew YORK Ms-ch if-T1fay'a money
tra1rferH hsf ueeH banks ~ fae e-earlnr
ar9fe .r payment ~ Grhif balances sor
ire day Ear fll ff- Har1 ts fse tsrzszt
transfer 70 ere krs NJ tte records ~ sAs
irsfit1t,01- On JsGla~g 81 wssr t1taf
check er~sarg-a acre tHe largest ever re-
cerdea. tHe balance usgrf1tH were onir
fff - 81 and tae gh record anfil -
arg Total sErrFr Eea f1ssf were fEz 70
- -. azsf1r' - f--1 % fasaarv 81.
Ire e1ceut Graz r1.l-ac p - rre-fs va
els e. t.s % meats - ras CHicag1 an1
Al-oa purchase
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and Miller strapped TO their sleds. Their
bodies were not stin. indicating they had
been dead hut short time. Near 5y
Schultz was found buried in a hole. HIS
right hand was stretched above his mead
AT the foot OF the bench the bodies OF
Allerkamp and Alteman were found in a
crevice. The body OF Dr. Logan was not
found and it Is supposed that he wandered
away from the tran in search OF help.
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Tor Commander Frank Craft, Ell Reno;
Supreme Representative f. z. Blake. Ell
Reno Washington Lodge No. 13, Fort
Reno, furnished the working team and
paraphernaha and were assisted by the
lodge from FL Reno. The new lodge
started in with a membership Of fortv-
nine members. The delegation from this
city report having had a rafting good
time. There was nothing in the town too
good 70 rthe visiting Knights.
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SNEERS
Continued nom First Page,

very natural reaction against the cen
sures passed upon him by The military
ASSEMBLE
The customs department; has decided to
collect former taxes 10 improvements az
the various ports
AZ O'Clock this afternoon the tempera-
tnre N Havana was = degrees Fahren-
hslt.
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Coming Rock Island Excursions

Fl Reno, Q. T, March 16.-CSpeciaI)-
Col. Z. NJ. Duncan. travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island railroad. was in
town today securing transportation for
The large delegation Of Cheyennes and
Arapahoes who are going with Pawnee
BITS Wild West show. Colonel Duncan
says there viii be quite number of ex-
cursions given during the summer TO
points south Of here and over the ex.en-
sion Of the road from Chickasha. He is
going 70 secure the consent of Major
Woodson 10 allow an excursion to his
agency in the near future.
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PYTHIANS AT WEATHERFORD
II Reno aud Fort Reno knights Do
the Enitiatin. Act

FL Reno, Q. T, March 16.-lspecial1-
\ new lodge OF the knights of Pythias
was organized AT Weatherford last nir1+
Those present were: Grand Chancellor O
o. Biakcny. Shawnee; Grand Master-a--
Arms Q. II. Kamm. Fort Reno. ChanceI-
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goodman National Omcers

Memphis. Tenn, March I6-Today's
meeting of the sovereign camp Woodmen
Of the World was devoted to the hearing
Of committees reports and the election OF
officers. The following gentlemen were
named to serve two years: Sovereign ad-
wiser, \. F. Alfenburg, Denver; sovereign
clerk. John T. Aytes, Omaha: sovereign
banker, Morris Sheppard, TexarKana.
Texas; sovereign escort, H. 2. s!mrall.
Jr., EIcksburg, Miss; sovereign watch
man, r. Wood Jewell, Manchester. Iowa
sovereign sentry. D. z. Bradshaw. Little
Rock; sovereign managers. c. c Farmer.
Mount Carroll, III; Philo. Truesdale, Por;
Huron, Mich; A. .. Tine, Norfolk. Va
governor B. R. Sherman. Vinton. Iowa,
and c. J. Erwin. Chippewa Fans. Wis.
The election Of sovereign consul com
msnder VIII come Up az tomorrow morn
ing's session as the life tenure clause viii
have to be changed 50 Il VIII not conflict
with the laws OF Missouri and other states.
The Woo5men's circle VIII cleo, officers
az to-uorrow's session
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Ottawa. Ont. March Is-ParIia11ent
was opened today withe the customary
ceremony. The attendance a. the open
ing q the ceremonies was larger than for
many years.
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that govern me in declining 20 attach my
signature. Very respectfully.
&c. NJ. BARNES, Governor"