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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
TEMPLE HOUST0N'S ODD PLAN
win Appesl TO France to Make okla
h0ma n state.

Guthrie. o. r. June 3o-Hon. Temple
Houston and his Law partner, Senator
David Aarun, have conceived a unique
proposition with reference to getting the
territory Of Oklahoma into the union as
state.
senator Marum was in Guthrie and ex-
plained The conception 10 a representative
o; the EAGLE
You see" he said. '-the adminissration
4. Washington. as well as al eastern
Republican leaders, are opposed 70 state
hood 'fov Oklahoma. because ties are
afraid that il woasd be a Democratic state
and send Two Democrats 10 the United
States senate. tAus 5e5psrdt-ins a RePab-
hean majority IL that body ar Houston
ard BOTH believe th21 satisfied can be
enforced under the stirgiauoas OF the
Franco American treaty By wa.ch the
Louisiana territory became part of this
e1untry. We thiak thai n the event q
;ae R@anhAcaEis refusing Us statehood the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
TATE GOT THE PLANK
How statehood Came TO be Endorsed
at PHI ladeIphia.

Guthrie. Q. T., June 30-It seems that
John R. Tate of Blackwell, was respon-
sible for securing statehood plank in
the Republican national platform and that
he only got II there after a fight. Of the
matter the Blackwell Times-Record gives
the following account: Mr.. Tate was
selected as Oklahomas representative on
the resolutions committee the most i'm
portant OF the committees. At the ses-
sion of the resolutions committee Senator
Fairbanks of Indiana was made chairman
and f. Rosewalter of the Omaha Bee,
secretary. A subcommittee OF eleven
were appointed 10 draft resolutions. and
committeeman were requested to hand in
suggested planks for the platform, and
Mr.. Tate. after consultation with Okla
homa, submitted a statehood plank for
territories The subcommittee report left
out the territorial plank, but our doughty
mayor, who likes a fair fight would not
admit that he was licked. and immediate
~ appealed TO Low OF Kansas and other
western men for their support. and on
the spur of the moment wrote another
and different statehood plank. and when
an eastern member Of the committee
moved the adoption Of the report our
utitSdle SpFdAk 70 ms ICeL ana Ouere0
the following amendment:
we favor home rule for. and early
admission to statehood OF the territories
Of New Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma, :"
and supported his offered amendment
with an offhand speech that was sound.
logical and effective NJ A Lowe OF
Kansas, also supported the measure. and
Mr. Tate took the second whacx at IL Il
was opposed by 4 number OF eastern
men. but Chairman Fairbanks was with
Oklahoma, and the amendment. when put
TO the> vote, carried and II was the only
amendment out OF possibly twenty to
carry, which makes NJ. Tate's achieve
ment all the more noteworthy. The orig
iral plank offered was too genera, in
its terms. and Mr.. Tate was especially
fortunate in the wording Of his amend
ment, and he certainly is deserving Of
great credit fer his perseverance in pur-
suing thasnatter. and his promptness in
presenting il in such shape and in such
4 forci5le manner as to gain recognition
a the hands OF the committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
ROUGH RIDERS PROGRAM OUT
Summary of the Festivities At Okla
homa Oily.

Oklahoma City. O. T.. June 30.-Ths
complete program for the Rough Riders
reunion 10 De held here from sunday to
" ednesday inclusive. of next week. has
just been issued.
On Sunday memorial services In honor
of fallen heroes Of the regiment will be
held in the-large cotton compress build
ing President a c. Scott OF the Ok
lahoma Agricultural and Mechanical col
lege, will make the address at the morn
ing service. and Rev Mr.. J. b. Moeu will
preach In the EVENING. Music viii be
furnished by the United States Cornmer-
cial. Travellers band and a special chorus
Of 200 voices.
Senator Sidney Clarke Will be IN charge
OF the exercises Of Monday. which will Sc
observed as Free Homes day. Congress
ional Delegate Dennis T. Flynn VIII be
the principal speaker and addresses VIII
be made also BY J. ". Johnson and j. 4.
Keaton. of Oklahoma City; Dick r Nor
gan. Of Perry; R. r. Rorrest and F. +.
Gillette, Of FL Reno. and Senator H. r.
Ravens. Of Enid Congressman Galusha
A Grow. OF Pennsylvania. and Senator
Pettigrew. OF South Dakota. have been
Invited and II they are abie 20 De pre-
ent they also Will speak
In the afternoon a race program viii
be given. bali game between the Frisco
Athletes. Of St Louis, and the Okla houa
city team will be played and roping con
tests held at the fair grounds. At night
the Oklahoma City CynHbai Torch cluo
win give a hambe-8 parade on the bus
iness streets; the battle of San Juan Will
be reproduced by Pains company and a
grand military ball will be held
a military and civic parade r. % occur
on the morning or Tuesday, which viii II
followed by an address IS Colonel 1heo-
dore Roosevelt. at the fair grounds The
roping and riding tournament and the
race events avs 20 be continued IN the
afternoon and the battle of San Juan
with changed program. and the dau15ea1
driu are 10 be repeated at nlgat The
whole IS 10 end with pyroteebnic dis
play with pictures o. Roosevelt and ether
heroes lg fireworks
The manufactures and Enosesaie.a ex-
hloit has bern opened and vii 30 con-
tinued waiie the retirion is r. progress
Firms fron nearly every important city
IN the county are represented
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NOT FOR STATEHOOD
Republican Congressman Do
Not Favor 1t for Oklahoma.
THEYDOUBTT HET TERRITORY
And Think That 1t viii Have
to Wait for Admission.
THEYDOUBT The TERRITORY

Oklahoma City, o. T., June 30.-The Re-
publicans of the territory who have been
counting largely on the early admission
of Oklahoma to the Union as state
are being chilled somewhat by the atti-
tude of the controlling men in the Re-
publican congress, which attitude is just
now coming out. That attitude is ad-
verse to early statehood.
For long time the controlling men IN
Republican party believed that Oklahoma
was Republican. The defeat of Flynn IN
1896. after he was in sight of winning
free homes for the people, gave out the
impression that Oklahoma was only oc-
casionally Republican This impression
was not dissipated by the 1900 majority
given Flynn in 1898. If Flynn should
double this majority in 1900, the Repuoll-
car congress would probably be con-
WINGED that Oklahoma could be account
ed Republican; but if his majority sinks
below what it was two years ago, IN
view Of the fact that free homes is now
secured, statehood will be fatty denied
at the next session.
FLYNN himself is confident that the IN
itfai steps in statehood can be accom-
plished at the next session. Other Ok
lahomans are not One Of these who met
Congressman Lands Of Indiana at Wich-
tia ON Friday last, quotes that gentle
man as saying:
"Oklahorna will have to wait for state
hood. in my opinion. I think that IL
remain in congress I shall vote against
admitting her OF course, you say she is
The Republican party has always been
open-handed in this matter of admission
of states, and has had the knife used on
her for her pains We admitted Utah
and Montana and other western states.
and in the very first crisis they failed Us
stuck the knife into the Republican party
clear up to the hilt."
Another OElahoman who was in Wash
irgton recently. said that when an Okla
homa delegation mentioned statehood for
Oklahoma to Congressman Joe Cannon
Of Illinois. Cannon in very emphatic lam
guage, said: mo, sir No statehood for
Oklahoma now. You sent a man down
here without a vote and he has knocked
hole in the treasury and there is no tell
ing what he would do if you sent him
down here with a vote" But Cannon,
notwithstanding this humorous reference
to free homes, is serious in his opposition
10 statehood
Other Congressman who have been
staunch supporters of pet Oklahoma
n easures are known to be against state
hood at this time. They do not believe
that Oklahoma is Republican in national
election years.
Hope of securing an enabling act at the
next session Of congress is consequently
dying out here.
a bright spot in the prospect is the
fact that the Republican national plat
fern has a plank favoring the early adj
mission OF Oklahoma New Mexico and
Arizona. In congress New Mexico is re-
garded as more reliably Republican than
Oklahoma. and the two may get in to-
gether. Arizona's chance is very remote. /
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TAKE NO MIDDLE GROUND
Wants "SOOners" to I'm
derstand Hts Position.

Guthrie, o. r, June So.-A special from
Washington to the Globe-Democrat. has
this Lieutenant Colonel James F.
Randlett, agent in charge Of the Kiowa,
Comanche and Apaches. reached Wash
ington this morning. and this afternoon
had a long conference with Secretary Of
the Interior Hitchcock, relative TO the
ejectment OF the 'sooners' from the
lands OF the Indians and to the general
policy OF the department in carrying out
the enactment Of congress relative to the
opening Of the lands TO settlement
Colonel Randlett was given 20 under
stand that the government will take no
middle ground in the matter. but, on the
contrary. will insist most strongly that
the lands be vacated at once and all
prospective settlers remain off the res
ervation until It Is opened In the usual
way under regulations prescribed by the
department and a proclamation by the
president.
Agent Randlett was instructed 10 IN
form the '.sooners' who had rushed to
the lands. Of the decision Of the interior
department to open the reservation in the
regular way. and to give them TO under
stand that they must vacate at once In
the event OF their failure to do 50 his
instructions provide the use OF military
force.
The colonel Is E quiet. ulld-mannered
officer. but with an air Of frrnness and
decision about him that bodies nl for
those who might oppose him IN what he
deems his duty He talked without hest
ton OF the conditions on the reserya-
ton, saying:
There are at this time about go
'sooHers' who have entered the reservz-
ton. and VIII have 20 be ousted from IL
They are composed for the most part
OF the reneEades ard worthless adven-
turers- Included in the num5er o, those
who have gone into the reservation is
an organized band q horsethieves. Or
course. you know these fellows have 70
I've ard they have stolen ire ponies Il
tae Indians and have killed their stock
There IS an element n she -sooners
who have gene into the reservation as an
impression that faey we're emitted T. Do
50 ~ law There are bat a snail part
~ TIRE sooner crowd Bat ~ho wlgl Be
the easiest to deal z1th
1t & my intention u leave ssre toTaor-
row morning ard ! zfi RACK tks terri
tory Monday. ! viii gre Formal neties
= the 'sosners- tbey sAeT mast leave
he reservation ! th5zx t.zzf S4Ebs5s
period q ;ez days I'll - grated shen
. comply Tfth tsa eT5sr . TzcEts. an1
thea display o: FORE Essy have 70 -
made Il = hardlx~ rr5os3ss t-at there
vii - clash o. - LARGE force zri
o. needed fssink TIE Indian police ~
- sufficient 70 enso-cs TIE desires q ire
government - Ire natter
The coiazel VS. ssksd ara, fores
N2s Axa4lsete. g ore was ussssa. ard
g.-ozrrfly rs.fet
a t-oop 6: TIE Elxeta cavalry 81 Port
s
:; ~as sassesssz % bIzz that saTss q
TIE '-xooaersT Fzfxat take 80 sts-4 tAas
HEY ~er@ entities - g szso tAs reser-
TatsCs a. oPeE4ag s. - sesiaa1sent ans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
MARRIED ON RAILWAY TRAIN
Young Couple in Territory Were in a
Hurry

Guthrie, Q. T, June 30.-J. P. Alexande.
and bride have just arrived al South Nc
Alester after romantic incident; They
were married on the stems 81 a railway
coach at Danvile, Arkansas, on the west
bound Choctaw PASSENGER train. The
bride. whose maiden name was Miss
Leila Bunker. most Vinsore and attrac-
tive young lady, dwelt at o7. Ark, and
they were to have been r-a~rIed there en-
Sunday. but when Mr. Alaxaud,r aot
there that day he did not know hat The
clerk would not issue lica1se on Sunday.
He had TO set nome on Monday. so the
young lady agreed upon a plan which
worked like a charm. Thu groom tele-
graphed to Danvine for j license and a
minister To meet the train. and when they
reached that place the Rev Mr. Hunui-
cut was or hand with The icens- Gnr,c
was not much time and the coCp'e came
CUT ana sstood on the st-ps ot tn l1a'n
and Joined hands and ws.e inserted ~
the preacher, who stood IN tGe depot
platform. Mr.. Alexander says the tere-
mony was a little hurried hut nc did net
object To that so long IS = Mas Legal
and he and his bride We're perfectly salts
fed and have been the reupitu,s Of man
concentrations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01

people Of Oklahoma could appeal to the
French minister at Washington to ask
his government to insist that our govern
rnent shall give the people of Oklahoma
statehood under article of the treaty"
The treaty as given in the statutes OF
Kansas and other states In the Jefferson
purchase was made on the 9Th Vende-
miarie at Paris. the same being the first
day of October, 1890, and concluded al
Araujez March q, 1901 Article STIMULATES
as follows:
The inhabitants of the ceded territory
SHALL be Incorporated IN the union of
the states, and ADMITTED AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE, according to the privileges of
the federal constitution, to the enjoyment
OF all rights, advantages and inmunities,
Of citizens of the United States: and, in
the meantime. they shall be maintained
and protected in the free enjoyment Of
their liberty, and the religion which they
profess"
Mr.. Marum says that the treaty is as
much Of an obligation on the part of the
United States today as il was 100 years
ago. and that the French republic has the
same right to enforce the fulfIlment as
1t mad the day it was concluded at
Aranjuez
Mr.. Marum is not joking about It. He
says the French government will be APP
pealed to in case the congress fails to pro-
vide for the admission of Oklahoma as
state at its next session.
What the result of such an appeal would
be is hard to forecast. 1t would be, to
say the least, a very unique and unprece-
denied proceeding and would undoubtedly
serve to make the admission of Oklahoma
as dramatic as the admission of Kansas,
presuming Of course that the French min
lister would do any more than laugh at
such request, which no one believes he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01

known as Billy" committed suicide al
about o'clock in the afternoon OF the
18th by shooting himself with 5S-callbre
revolver, the ball entering little above
and back of the left temple and coming
out on the right side of the head.
Several rumors are afloat as to the
probable cause OF the suicide. The facts
are so jrmbled that we reproduce his own
letter, written just before his death, sd-
dressed to Sheriff JEFF D. Myatt, but in
tended for the public:
Woodward, o. T, June %.
To Whom This May Concern: 1 have
done what have done because I had
TO. 1 was drove 10 it. l married woman
that I thought was all, but she proved
to be, and if I could not live with, l
don't want to live W. z. LEWIS.
Another letter was also written 10 L.
B. Collins. asking him to kindly pay what
was due on his salary to his wife.
r. H. Howden reports that a few min
1tes before the shooting he passed by
the house on his way TO town. Billy
vas out in the yard walking around and
they had a few minutes conversation.
Mr.. Howden passed on down the street.
ion of the house. turned back. How
ever, when he saw Billy sitting by the
north window, he continued on his way to
own. He had taken but a few steps
when he heard second shot-the one
hat ended the life of w. z. Lewis The
irst shot, it is reported, was fired at his
wife, who was standing in the street
lbout 100 yards northeast of the house
Mr.. Lewis and Miss Birdie Blair were
married about three months ago, and
we're apparently living the happiest of
ives. He was always light hearted and
oily and the report of his suicide caused
sorrow as well as establishment among
lis many friends in Woodward
No coroner's inquest was held Suf-
lclent investigation was made, so that
here was no doubt as to the cause of
lis death
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
OKLAHOMA MINISTER'S VIEWS
He Doesn't Want 40 See Uncle sam
Make Waron China

Waynoka, o. T., June 25-To the Editor
of the, Eagle: Ny Dear sir. have lust
glanced over ysur editorial on the war in
China and the part the Mckinley admin
istration IS taking in 1t and your remarks
about the Democratic party. OF course
l cannot say what position the Demo
Gratis Will take in il, but as I now see it
l think our officials should go slow. The
Chinese were a people sufficiently civil
lied TO live under constitutional govern
naent seven years before Moses led the
Israelites out Of Egypt, and while their
institutions are peculiar. il IS certainly
wrong for TIE filled powers to rob her Of
her rights. II England. France. Ger
many and Russia had invaded the United
States as they did China we would have
had Boxers organizations sooner than the
peace loving Cinnamon. The fact is. we
would have We'd with each other in driy-
ing them cut OF our country. I trust the
Republican sdninistrati ton Will act wisely
as an individual I do not desire our
country 70 become Involved In a war with
China. nor with the natio-s who are nov
seeking 70 rob China % her just rights
God has blessed China as q nation II He
has ever blessed any nasioa- China is old
with age and 1. now awakening up. ard
would, within fifty years, De much alive.
Il seems, IL the other nations would Ter
her alone For presidents and kings pro
Tossing 70 be Christians to lead armies
into countries rot 20 ,ar advanced ard
burn houses ard xii men IS disgrace 20
The name % Christ Il the United States
help any. Jet them help China - remain
q nation Let the United States say 70 the
allied powers that China mus; ret be 5is-
menhcrsd. BY SC DANG. Ne woas o6-
tain their friendship. secure much q thsl~
foreign trade ara advance re ressgi3a -
Christ Respectfully 3 r TURNER.
Pas-cr Cnnrr-ra.Ear.al s-er.--s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
ALLAH The SANE TINE
OkIahoma Farmer HaFrests. TaFsshss
ard Markets " beat

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
RUM0R ABOUT GOV. BARNES
Report That He Doesn't Want a Sec
Ond TERM

FL Reno, o. T., June 30.-It is under
stood here that Governor Barnes has sig
nifed to his friends that he will not be
an aspirant for a second term as gov
ernor of Okla homa. His term expires next
May. Already some gubernatorial aspir-
ants are appearing on the horizon in this
part of the territory. It is said that c.
G. Jones of Oklahoma City. will be in
the race, while Guthrie Will have a host
after it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
CALLAHAN Is PLANNING
His Nominal on for Congress rs
POssib fifty.

Guthrie, o. T. June 5o.-Callahan, form
erly the congressman from Oklahoma. is
again nursing congressional ambitions. It
is understood here that it is mis- plan to
have the fusion conventions stampeded to
him al Oklahoma City on the grounds
that he is the only man in oklahoma"
who ever beat Flynn. The Republican
leaders think that Callahan will be easily
beaten. but many Populists think that
Callahan IS invincible ana his nomination
is q possibility.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
HUNTING FOR HIS SON
Mr. DOugan of Pawnee Desires Word
From Him

Guthrie, 0. T, June so. Y. Dougan
of Pawnee, Q. r, has issued the follow
ing card: 81 am desirious to know as to
the whereabouts Of my son, Marion
Dougan. who left home in February, 1900
and has not been heard from since May J.
when he was at OakdaIe, O. T. In his
letter of that date he stated that he
would write again in a few days, but no
word has been received. Notwithstanding
we have written to him several times. and
we are alarmed lest some accident has
Oefallen him. When last heard from he
was working on tE grade Of the Rock
Island. Anyone who can furnish infor-
nation as to his whereabouts will be
suitably rewarded r.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
WOMAN SHOOTS INDIAN GIRL
Claims That the Red GIRL Had Drawn
a Knife o.. Her

South McAlester, 1T, June 3O-Beat-
rice Goslin, a young married woman. yes
terday shot Sophia MCGEE "a full-blood
Cherokee indian women, near here. The
wounded woman was removed to the
hospital where she died this morning
The Goslin woman claimed that the
shooting was done in self-defense. She
said the IRdian woman had tried to kill
her with a knife. The United States
commissioner before whom she was given
a preliminary hearing, bound her over to
await the action of the grand jury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
TOM FERGUSON FOR CHAIRMAN
Thought He w IL be Selected at Guth-
"a

Guthrie, o. T. June Son August S,
at Guthrie. in addition to selecting Flynn
for the Republican candidate for con-
gress. new territorial Republican chair
man will be selected 1t is thought here
that Tom Ferguson of Watonga, will
have no opposition for the place. He
has served longer on the territorial COM
mittee than anybody else, next to Will
lam Grimes. go
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
ARREST A KANSAS SOLDIER
Taken BY al Omeer from Harvest
f.eEa Near Ava

Culture. o 7. J8ae 3 TIE Norman
Transcript says. sher.g @eEoock Eeat
70 Ava % saaEay sz9 returned 1on4sY
Tith ". I Miller. formerly proprietor ~
ths Saddle Rock. who L. charged STIR o.
tanning mgaeg under Ease s,reiassaa
Miller was w9fduE ~ the hsfse4t aasax
near Aira- BE waa formerly nseaassas
q ire T1snsteth Kansas ard serssz =
fhs Ph9sE1o.nes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
TOOK PLACE AT JENNINGS
rrest of Mrs. Mary >. Hill at Home OF
Her son

Mrs Mary J. Hill. charged With the
murder Of F NJ Tomlin, with whom she
WAS travelling in a wagon, mention OF
which has been made in the Eagle, took
place at tle home Of her son near Jen-
ninss. Ms Hill will make a hard hehl
for her liberty and has already employed
attorneys.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
HEY ARE UNUSUAL TWINS
One Has Red Hair and the other
Black Hair.

Guthrie, O. T. June 3o.-An unusual
pair OF twins came = bless the home Of
Nj and Mrs. Sam STANDBY OF Saltwater
this week The twins are boys and one
looks like his mother and the other like
his father. in one respect AZ least. FOR
one IS black haired and the other red
haired.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-01
GIVES A BEEF FOR BARBECUE
oklahoma Farmer Helps His Free
Homes Pledge.

Guthrie, o. T. June So.-The beef Tor
The aarSecue a; Blackwell, Jaly & wil
be given through a pledge. When free
homes was peRding. John King. 4 farmer
said that Il the bin PASSED he. 5Aald
furnish ceef for 4 barbecue the first
time Flynn came into that part o: the
terrritrry. lie IS going 70 keep his
pledge