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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
SQUARE DEAL IN GRAIN
Oklahoma Is TO Have it If InsDectiOn
Will Fetch 1t

Guthrie. o. T., July 1O--chief Grain In
spector Prouty has appointed r. C. Nc
Cormack deputy Inspector at Oklahoma
City. Don Lawhead. who formerly was
a prominent political figure in Kay coun-
ty. IS an applicant for a deputyship. He Is
endorsed by c. G. ones, ]. i. Brown, Sey-
mour Price, Sam Murphy, Harper Cum
bingham and others. The grain dealers Of
the territory are hopeful of gratifying re-
suits from the enactment Of the inspection
law. which will relieve the Oklahoma
shipper from the arbitrary gradings at
terminal points. The frequent heavy losses
resulting from indiscriminate inspection
necessarily fell upon the wheat grower.
Now. however, grain will be inspected in
transit. and for this purpose local inspec-
tors will be placed at several different
points in the territory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
CHILD WHIPPING MANIA
Is the sort That Possesses A. A. Hill.
OF PaYnee

Guthrie, o. T., July 1O.-A. a. Hill. a
farmer residing about two miles north Of
Pawnee. according ii the Times Of that
place, was arrested for whipping one Of
his children last Friday, and on Saturday
he was taken before the probate judge
TO be examined as TO his sanity. The ex-
amining board found him insane and he
will be taken to Norman His mania
seems to be to abuse and threaten to kill
his children. The malady is of but a
weeks duration. Hill has been here since
about the time of the opening of the strip
to settlement, and has had a hard time
trying to get a home, as much of the
time he has been in very poor health. It
is thought that his affiiction is but tenn
porary. -.---.' ...--.-.-..,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
UNCLE SAN ON COTTON
Manages to Give Oklahoma
the Worst of 1t
BUT THE MAN WITH THE HOE
And the CUltivator Has
Wrought Wonders of Late,

Guthrie. o. T. July 1o.-The unparalleled
development of Inc Oklahoma cotton cIcr
during the past three weeks has bean such
p as to amount to a sensation, says the
Oklahoma City Times-Jou:nai Thu ee
weeks ago the cotton was backward and
badly in the grass, but the weather las
been ideal ever since, resulting in trans
formation from a very low condition 70 one
considerably above the average. Cotton is
now no onger backward, buI has, in ad-
dition TO making up the deficiency, ac-
tually got ahead, and is now farther along
in development than usual at this 1eaeon.
Corn Is also in fine condiuoa. Much Of
it is in silk, and in many places in the
county the ground confirms moisture
enough to insure a crop. Most Of H. how
ever, will require more rain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
"JUST DRAGGING AROUND. +"
Hancock County, Illinois.


" l had been sick for seven wears" she saws :.
: not IN bed. hut inst dragging myself around
At last took three bottles Of DR. Pierrc's IA.
Voriie Prescription and five Of Golden Medical
Discovery and Il is iEgApSsfbS 70 deSrTfhS ;g
sroyds the good these medicines did me. Nv
husband says Golden Medical Discovery Is the
best medicine he ever tried for cough No
praise 10 too high Tor DR.. Pierces ueiicines'
Another LADY, Mrs. R P. Noufort OF Lebanon.
Warren Co. Ohio, says. ." think DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery the finest medicine
on record. l have taken a number Of bottles
and Il Is the only medicine that relieved nv
terrible headache
Women who suffer should write To Dr..
r. V. Pierce, of Buffalo. N Y. He viii send
them the best professional advice that can
be had anywhere in America and eutirelv
without charge. Neither the Golden
Medical Discovery" nor the "Favorite
Prescription " contains any alcohol to in
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: Every woman should own a COPY of his
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cal Adviser" It Is the grandest medical
book for popular reading ever written. II
contains a fund Of knowledge Of precious
value 60 women. II has over thousand.
pages deliberately illustrated with eugrav-
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edition of more than half-a-milliOu copies
was sold az 81 so each. The profit from this
induced Dr.. Pierce 70 carry out his cher.
ished intention Of issuing free edition one
copy Of which in papeT-coveTs will be sent
for the bare cost Of ssaiifEg. II oue-ceuf
stamps, or 3 heavier cloth-bound copy foi
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
DOC" ASHBY is COMMITTED
Without Bond t0 Await the Action Of
the Grand SurY

Guthrie. o. T.. JAY ia special from
Weatherfofd says that Doc Ashby, who
murdered Charles Griffith. has been held
without bond TO await the action of the
grand jury. The preliminary examination
lasted two days. and all the testimony
went to show that the murder was with
out the slightest provocation. The defense
say that they Will not be able &c show
that the killing was done in self defense
The territory is represented by County
Attorney J. c. Mcknight. Judge ]. r
keaton 81 Oklahoma City. Judge F. w.
Wilcox of Weatherf5rd. and Phillips E.
Phillips Of Arapahoe. The prisoner has re-
tainedWheeler & Clark Of weatherford
and Shive & Shive If Arapahoe. Ashby Is
in jail at Ell Reno for safe keeping.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
WHAT THE ASSESSORS SHOW
OkIahOma's Total Valuation to he
Almost Certainly a4I 500 OAO

Guthrie. o. T., July 10.-The long-delayed
assessors returns from Grant county
have at last been received at the audi
tors office. The total assessed valuation
OF the county foots IN slice on. which Is
nearly 800 900 greater than last year, in
Guiding the raise by the territorial board
Of equalization. No return has yet been
received from the Usage Indian reserva-
tion. which last year was assessed at So
"e'Vo. 1t Is reasonable TO expect that the
returns this year will he fully as large as
last year. which would bring the total
assessed valuation OF the territory up TO
Nl'5n.OO or nearly one million dollars
greater than the valuation Of 1898. when
the equalization board raised the assess
ment on an average: 80 per cent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
WALLA T0NAkA AGAIN
That Famous Indiau Hs Liable to be
KShot Next ThuPsdaY.

Durant. I. T, July 1o-News comes
from Alikchl fhrty-hve miles east OF
Goodlsnd, that William ding. the Choc-
taw Indian. has been sentenced to be shot
on Thursday next. The condemned man.
whose Indian name Is walla Tonaka- kill
ed his uncle, a deputy saeriff. when the
latter attempted 10 arrest him for mis-
demeanor. Tonka's case Was carried 10
the ChOctaw supreme court and 10 the
federal court for the territory. on a writ
Of habess corpus. but the case was re-
manded to the Choctaw court and the
judgment OF the tribal court is 20 be car
ried out. This will probably be the las;
execution BY shooting under the Choctaw
law
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
THOUGHT TO HAVE WHEELS
htran&e CapeF At Geary of n Stranger
From south Dakota

Guthrie. o. T., Jul 1O.-From report in
The Geary Bulletin It appears that a man
giving his name as T. Barrackman of
South Dakota. registered at the Geary
Hotel the first of last week. remaining
there until this morning. He had been
acting rather queer ever since coming to
abe hotel but no one thought much about
IL until Thursday morning about o'clock,
when he aroused al the guests and In
formed them that it was daylight, but
the sun was in an eclipse. The people
about the hotel speedily came Ii the con-
"lusion that he had wheels" and Land
lord Rhyme sent him up near Watonga.
where he claimed he had relatives living.
die IS a stranger in Geary and seemed
u be uncertain as to where he came
from or where he was going. lie wore
good clothes and seemed to have plenty
at money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
TOPICS OF the TOWN.

Mrs. Chas. smyth. DIT. and AIRS. J. c.
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Miller and
AR. and Mrs. A II. Richards went 90
! Colorado yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Drake. wife OF the District
passenger agent Of The Rock Islani at
this point. left Sunday for ManItou. Colo,
, for a several weeks visit.
The friends OF Mr.. Ed COnkEn, son os
I T. J. Conklin. rendered him a deiigh,nlI
surprise last ngH;. Many Of the youaa
| friends Of young Mr.. COnklln EAthere6
and were highly entertained.
| Ben Morgan has resigned his positiJn a
John BraitsCh's shoe store and accepted q
| position as travelling salesman foe tie
Men Shoe company. Ben has maaP
friends who will wish him succosA
L. r. Wills. foreman OF the general d.
livery division of the 81. Louis post9nioa.
spent yesterday afternoon IN the Wlehra
pOs;offee. He said the Wichita once a
the cleanest and all around incest iyosi..
Office IN he west
Frank and Joe Braitsch lett last events
FOR a few weeks outing In the mour4aiaa
They will walt their brother. John
Brditsch. Jr.. at Colorado Springs. where
&c resides. and will All three spend their
summer vacation together viewing The
mountain scenery and enjoying tha els.
male
County Commissioner Howard has been
Instructed 10 investigate the private asy-
lum In this city and report 20 the board
OF commissioners regarding the condition
Of the county patients who are confined IN
the asylum. Mr.. Howard will look into
the matter probably IN time TO report az
next Saturdays meeting.
Two black-eyed. rOsy-eheeked Italian
Cmigrant maidens created CONSERVATION
al the union depot Saturday morning
They came from New York and we're
bound for Wichita. Kan. As they left the
train az the depot they stopped on the
platform and changed dresses with the
utmost unconccrn.--Kansas City World.
brief mention was made in sIn4ay
mornings Eagle with references 70 .
siIrlt injury which Prank Manning ~
ceived while hanging a clothes line The
Item made II appear that Mr. Naming
was hanging the line al the rear OF -
North Main street when IN fact SIR. Mag
ming says ne never goes about that pers
t.cular place.
Air and Mrs. Chas. Spencer ana dsueA-
ter. 81 Wichita Kan. are here visiting
\ g. Parsons family and friends NJ
Spencer was formerly ~ this place an1
he meet many familiar faces. Oregon O.
server. The above named Spencer vas q
terminate With yet editor IN 1854 and 80
would - very glad - have him visit UA--
Z ansv.lle (WLl Enterprise.
Gun-shot wounds and poWdrr-6urak,
cuts. bruises. Fprsirs WOUNDS from rusty
halls. Insect sting and ivy poiaoninG-
quickly hesied by Dewitrs witch Hazel
sa $50. Positively prevents blood p7is3ning.
Beware II c0untsrfsits. ''Dswitts" 10 SAFE
ard sure. Gus ssBr. "a East Douglas
avenue; Geo. Van weTdsn. - North Maia
streets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

forms us that investigation has proven
Pokorny and the wild man to be one and
the same person Pokorny had never been
suspected before and It is proDanle that
his spells only come on him occasionally.
Fir nearly two years he has not disturbed
his neighbors by appearing in Adamic
yarh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
WILD MAN OF COAL CREEK
Mysterious BuEabOO Proves TO BE a
Crazy bohemian Earn,rr

Guthrie. o. T. July 10-The Pawnee
Times-Democrat says: About two years
hgo the residents OF Coal Creek TOWNSHIP
were alarmed over a so-called wild man
who would slip into houses during the a5-
sence OF the inmates and help himself TO
Good. He wore no Clothing and was occa-
F.onally seen Ii the evenings, but upon
pursuit ne would hide in the brushy re-
'ssses of coal Greek. Women and cha
dren were afraid to staw at homo alone
and men were afraid 10 leave the house
lest he should do some harm during their
absence. Last week Joseph Pokorny. a
bohemian farmer of that neighhorhoad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
PROF. MUROAUGH'S CASE
Board OF Bezents IL IN Session Cpor
the VI sitter.

Guthrie, O. T.. June N-The norma,
school board Of regents were in session
IouaE 10 consider the charges fled by
'oe QUEEN against President Murdaugh
ana TO elect faculty for the Edmond
normal The charges were first presented
10 the board on last Monday and an ad-
Journment was taken until today TO give
Quien an opportunity 20 procure corro.
oorative testimony. The interests behind
Cullen in the investigation are very bit
ter and have employed Henry Howard
and Selwyn Douglas. attorneys OF Okla
homa CITY, 10 prosecute the charges be-
fore the board.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
NEBRASKAN FINDS A HOME
la Oklahoma saa Briags SEINE FIse
Horses with hIm.

Guthrie, o. T. July b.-The okarche
Times says: ''w. T. Noteworthy arrived
from Nebraska last week and is nov a
citizen % oklahoma Hs purchase farm
Of ?. Crow. abJu; seven miles west
Of town. and viii make II his future
home. Mr.. Noteworthy brought number
o. hIEtb-ed horses among them being
Madeline. fun sister 70 Barbe.sn>, zz7iz:
sired by Bullion, rs; dam. Josephine.
"a BY Msubrino Pilot; also one b Corn
TaIl son OF Florida: two ;horc1Ehtred
brood mares, and several combining the
bod Of Blue Bull Cornwall King Rene
and the great thoroughbred. Crcs4 Tom"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
MEAT INSPECTOR APPOINTED
For Woods County on ReRort Of
Diseased MaatS Ssola

Guthrie. O. T. July 1o-The livestock
sanitary board has appointed H. F. Hahn
OF AlVa. meat inspector for Woods county.
representations having been made to the
board that the butchers were killing dis
e2sed cattle and selling the meat 20 con-
sumers- An Inspector viii also be named
for Oklahoma county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
TIE adthiia pailu gaels gnesdau aOru guy II, 1893

tress and the czar has given immense
surlss think am safe in saying 5000. 0oe
roubaes 1,5eo, OoO) out of ais own private
resources. TO alleviate TIE distress. The
energetic steps OF the sovernment have
largely overcome the trouble
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
I(lA WON'T WRITE
Of the Dreyfus Case at so
Much Per Write
NOR WILL He LECTURE
In Amortization Yet viii He
Write a Play.

New York, July IA dispatch to tn.
World from Paris, signed by Emile lola
saws:
Positively, will not write Of the Drey.
fus case for any newspaper whatsoever
at least, not until the coming trial Is over
What had to say I have said. 1 con-
withdraw.
81 learn that a man In New York boasts
that he has a contract with me to write
q play about Dr0yfus. Another man talks
Of my making lecture tours through the
United States. / learn, too, that certain
newspapers have recently published arti-
cles signed with my name and are an
nouncing that they viii publish other arti-
cles by me. All such statements are abb
solute impositions. have never author
lied these statements nor the publication
Of these articles.
when I raised my voice for Dreyfus.
merely desired to rally the defenders Of
justice, then busy elsewhere; to draw at
tention to a crime the accomplishing of
/ did it-because the agitation probably
saved an innocent man; because this re-
vision marks the entrance OF the moral
idea into politics. where principle IS too
constantly sacrificed to immediate in
expediency and mutual liberation. Such
q sacrifice. in the long run, is ruinous to
any nation. am glad did 1t. Should
occasion arise I should enter politics
again. Now, however. my ideas on these
subjects are I nthe hands OF better lead
ers of men than / am. These leaders are
amply able to make the ideas to fructify
In this beloved, generous France.
Having no doubt these ideas will bear
fruit in America, too. 1 cannot see how
any articles. lectures. especially how any
bad melodramas could contribute TO the
discussion, would help the good work.
Therefore, despite what has been said.
have none but a literary ambition. now
return to purely literary labor"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

New Bedford. Mass. July i0--The first
news from che whaling barkS California
and & W. Morgan. OF this port. which
sailed from San Francisco last fail o.
cruise TO the japan sea. was received here
TO-DAY when a cable dated Hsko July
arrived reporting the Morgan at that port
with Lie barrels Of spjerm OIL and :. -
pounds Of whaIebcas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11

IN a spectacular manner. Children wear
ing placards arl others carrying ban
| ners and other pictorial device were suc-
cessiveiy brought upon the speakers
PLATFORM TO show the REMARKABLE. growth
| OF the Christian EndeayOr in the Naricus
countries OF the world. \ huge map OF
me world had been suspended -: che
sioe and as each country was represented
| a hey a work on a staging marked OF
mat part or the world by fastening a star
ever II. until finally tine world seemed
| tairiy plastered over with Christian En-
ueaVor. The exercise closed with raising
together the British and American nags.
nanked by the flags OF all nations. and
saluted by the appropriate bugle call
One Of the principal addresses I'm TENT
Williston was by Rev. c. y. Howard e
Rochester, y. Y. entitled. 'Our Country =
Greatest Peril" In part, he declared.
There IS enough moral dynamite n tlis
single gathering 10 blow up The rum nov
er within the lives of men whose heads
are already gray. There are. no doubt.
more than thousand preachers AT this
convention. No other profession can
gather together into one convention n
body Of men that will equal the brains,
culture, personal integrity and moral DOW
er OF thousand American preachers who
are ministers Of the gospel of the Son II
God; and IL they only knew their power
and used II without fear or favor 10
giorify God in the service OF the people.
they could build a railroad To hell and
send the rum power home. on the first
train. Daniel Webster said: There is
not monarch on earth whose throne
cannot be shaken and 10000 preachers
packed mp. as they would be. by >. co COO
men from the pews. could whip into lie
a public opinion that would demolish the
throne of the rum power inside of ten
years. God wake them up TO their divine
opportunity and their awful response
billy"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
Cnrinnna,nafOr,a.

In China it is the custom for guests at
dinners to run around between the courses.
This Is supposed to keep the diners diges-
ton in good condition, but the nervous
hustiing American needs something else,
and there Is nothing better than Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters. If man or woman
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
CA5 TO 7TA.
Bears the n Inc Kind You Haze llwag BOgr1
signature a &11zzMN

Potsdam. Russia. july l0-Dr. Won
Achenbach. the governor Of the province
Of Brandenburg. is dead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
From "RaIIroad- 4" "Ras,wox-

Cincinnati. O.. July lO.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern railroad WIS sold
today TO L. r. Bacon. George Huadley.
Jr., and J. Chauneey Hoffman as a pur-
chasing committee for the security hold
ers. for S3.5lOO0l. The purchasing com
mittee at once transferred the property TO
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railway company. which will be organ
lied with E. X. Mason as president and
William VI. Green as vice president and
general manager. The only change is in
the name Of the old organization from
railroad 10 railway
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-11
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Eczema, and ell other obstinate blood
diseases. Valuable books mailed free
~ Swift Specific Company. Atlantis. CA.
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The times., 1899-06-25

Sam Dessaur appears to have met his
Waterloo, and had several Napoleons be-
side himself defeated during this last en-
gagement The field of battle was at
Riverview Park, Baltimore, and the chief
lament of the actors and actresses seems
to be that they should strand in such a
town. Sam was the brains of the Hot
Air Burlesquers." recently seen here, and
had associated with him a little fellow
named Lazarus-not on account OF his
poverty, however. The performance was
a good deal of a repetition Of the Dainty
Duchess" show. but was not so announced.
as claimed by one of the New York
dailies. 1t was a good deal of a pEopo-
sition to make a burlesque run in this hot
| weather, but Sam finally succeeded in
raising the ready rhino to get his artists
back to Gotham, where most of them will
return to washing dishes. The green cloth
is the ruination of Sam Dessaur. and
there is no better manager obtainable
than he IL someone else is backing the
property and he is working on salary.
The times., 1899-06-25

left the city he remarked to the writer
that he was sore" on Washington for only
one thing-that the papers had been too
kind to him. Il know / was putrid as
Squire Tucker in Alabama. he said,
"and on Tuesday morning hurried to the
papers to see what you said about me.
Only one of them called me down for my
bad work. and that was done so kindly that
it made me sorry for my own shortcom-
ings." Mr.. Clarke is a confirmed dyspetic,
and has been testing the health giving
powers of Atlantic City recently. He will
likely go to Honolulu during the coming
season, previous to his tour along the Pa
ciic Slope.