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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

ly afterward feryently wished I had
asked for tea; both were sufficiently
bad, but Boer coffee is simply execra-
hle-oOmrOunded Of various mixtures
iu which ground mealies bear large
proportion, and some coffee. which is
often roasted at home. This concoc-
ton 81 both meat and drink. and It
IS said to be IN consequence of their
drinking st so many times a day that
the Boer women attain such gigantic
proportions as they frequently do In
Middle life, and sometimes in youth.
also.
Several male relatives of the house
hold came into breakfast. and dis.
played very good appetites One pc.
cuharity Of the mems clothes IS that
they appear to be borrowed; they new
e. nc Il am speaking now. Of course.
OF the low-claHs Boer) there Is too
much ankle, often stockingless. shown
aad too much wrist TO agree with tho
modern idea Of fitness. Il was a bril-.
liant morning, and the sun soon dried
no the excessive moisture OF the pre-.
@ous night. Presently three mem.
hars OF the family offered TO accom-
pAny me on a ramble. We walked
sumo distance, and came upon the
ruins OF another farmhouse few
stones left upon another and the same
utter poverty OF surroundings no
traes, no trace of garden or orchard
on returning to the house coffee was
served, but I did not take any.
/ Poultry Made Comfortable.
Now came q surprise, and I ceased
70 wonder at my iivoly visitors in the
still hours OF the night before when I
discovered that IN two corners Of tho
dining room. under the two arrange.
ments Of shelves Of whatnots. were
two hens sitting on eggs. Moreover,
tho other hens and young chickens
wandered in and out from the stOop az
their own sweet viii. In this par.
ticular household 1t seemed the rule
10 begin to think OF preparing dinner
when everybody felt hungry. and we
cid not dine before 2:30 o'clock.
They are very inquisitive, but Il
pleasant TO ada that they are usual
kind and hospitable 10 such strang
es as can converse with them In the
{ al which Is Low Dutch, and the
me language as that In which His
NOR the Staat-President breaches
the little Dopper Church near TO his
sidence at Pretoria.
Among the people you see young
rls. fresh-looking and rather pretty
. nc they grow terribly fat or misera
Is thin with increasing age. / have
seen ugly old women In different parts
OF the world, but beyond doubt, FOL
utter and hopeless ugliness, the aged
Transvaal vrouw carries the palm
Some Of these old women are NOR,
bitter against the rooineks and ROOF
battles @. e.. English soldiors) thar
even the men, who often hate the
English simply because they are Eng
hsh and more refined than themselves
So the evening again passed away
aud early next morning / departed OF
my way TO Johannesbure.- Cor Gin
cIunad Enquirer.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by HALLS Catarrh Cure.
h.. j. CHENEY a. Co. Props. NolgdO. o.
We, the undersigned. have known T.. j.
Cheney for tho last T. years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in sil business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any OBLIGATIONS made by their firm.
West " Iruax Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. p .a. IL i... .i.
Waiding, hln1tan. & eiarFin- Wholesale
DrugF3efs Toledo o
Halls catsrThs Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and rnu.
cous surfaces of tho system Price Toe per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. estin1on-
sals free. ,i..t
Halls FxAils Fals are tAs best.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
a Taii Duchess.

It may not be generally known that
the Duchess Of Portland is the taHest
woman 30 England She married the
Duke ia 1889 She was then Miss Dali
las Yorke The duke IS the lord Of
500 900 a year, and owns half a
dozen castles. among them being the
Incompatible Welbeck. where Lady
Peggy Primrose spent her honeymoon.
The duchess spends most Of her time
- the fuftherance Of temperance
work
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

She is 1919 hands high, weighs 1.104
pounds, is very stylish in appearance
and speedy In gait
Parties from Wilmington are in
town buying old iron. rags and cast
OF rubber shoes.
S. J. Wilson's embalmed fish is yet
on exhibition at his furniture store. It
is a curiosity, and many there are
who examine OF view it.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
RAILROADS
40 NoRTIIERN

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Time table in effect November &c, 1899
Trans leave Wilmington tt'rench street
rtationl Tor Elsmerc. June. MOntchanin.
Wiutcrthur. Guycncourt, Gran0gue, Cos
gart. Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocopson.
Ccattsville, and Intermediate stations
daily except Sunday, at 1885 a. M, 2.15
and $50 p. N. sunday only, SOC a. m,
215 and 4.50 p. M.
For Waynesburg Junction, EMERSON
and mediate statlons. daily except
Sunday, az 735 a. m, 1.l5 and 4.50 p. N.
Sunday only at SOC a. m, 215 and 4.5C
p. IN.
For .joauna- Irrdsboro. itead'rG aac "a.
az 40 2. IN. and 2 3 p.sn. Sunday or5y
SOS Z. @. and Is pm. ~
A. O. SlCACSl.AND. 1tsnd dent.
poWNNRa pPfGS>s IN pa@s fEsnf
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13


III trsins Illuminated with PintscD
81 81
EXPRESS TRAINS.
2 ans 's'''s nue. stalon, Tor
NrrryV vORK week DAYS, sol, $685.
el1N 80, "a - "a - "a q 10 fall
w n. - - 4, IN ~ =, m Sundavs.
man .5 % NO. m - sf eco s5ig (al
~! 80 80 - - ia 5g n m
lllman tsel75li, si't 49, AVS ssOl $50.
LA ! "a y b 20 az .siO.5g' n.Os a m:
VA ~, ~ st0o s5IQ am Pullman
-i.l9. 80 ~ y, 80 20 ~ sindavs' s5.0i.
~ e,ap N "a =, 40 al g5 a M. y 4 800,
o,99, 80 l is.liii.,,,, ca-a) ss0 ga.
W. .o'A TAI Auii''i'"
~ p M .,. 49, E9o s705 10 s8Z5.
hester Htos 1@ss sSS4 ana s0 siiL
.o-s 10, 80 ec,i. - Ell 40 - 81 MA
~ ~ ~. - "a 81 SS 80 es0 ga slO5l
30 q. rl.i '-.Si' Suo' - "''
n, -. f,i4,. r-.,l. aavs eos a. m.
10 '2.sL 400 p. m. Sundays ''s' W.
% r. q. - -,.... -, -, Tale CITY
ape My 1eeAn C.sy ' ~ ei n m St,n.
'7Sh ~ tp' a. NA'' -
~ , pa. rv..,.,,,-to, vVeek DAYS.
Is, 90 'sgi i.Vi a ,, l1 y. rsl - 81
I ~ 'tsut et's N,.'' ~ ID al =, slqlrq-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
wHAr ID zoo WANrl

Advertise your wants IN the Evening
Journal. Employment wanted. help
wanted. 70 let. for rent. for sale. board
ing. and lost and found ads. WIN be pub
lished, three lines. one time, for dime;
three times f0r Qu4trkr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

Advertise your wants IA the Evening
Journal. Empioymeur wanted. help
wanted. to let. for rent. for sale. board
ing. and lost and found ads. viii be rrh-
lisned. three lines. one time, fer a dlnia;
three times Tor quarter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
anvlnns 81 sehoeI chIIaren.

The Chicago Penny Savings So
ciety. operating through the public
school teachers. last year received
from the school children OF that city
over $4,000. rhis means that at least
$4,000 less year is being Fpent for
candy aad chewing gum, and that over
4 900 children are becoming capital
ists at the rate Of 3 cents q DAY
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

cor New E cas.e as sis a. a. L. : ssS an and
g p. m. week. days.
Nor Lewes. $40 q. IT,; 4.2i p. M, YeeA
q VS.
fo- p0gcr Harrington ana DelmH
kl3. iiN q. m.; 42i, 6|5s and 2.1 y. 10
s udays. 1911 p. m.
FOR Wyoming and way stations, 25 p
r. week days
express for Cape Charles. old r0im
mfori and Norfolk. ti-0i a.. m. wsct
81 .ys. and 1911 night, daly.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13


only book, usually. Is the Bible, his
letters are never written, hts toilet &C.
cessories are Of the MOST primitive
Kind and those not often used.
The average Boer does not undress
when he rotires 10 rest. consequently
his whole attire SIS of the frowsiest.
ha Is unshorn unYashed mbrushed,
his skin hair ana clothing are all OF
the same hue. close affinity with the
color Of the ground-thence we may
conclude. arises their fayorte appel.
stion, Sons Of the Soil"
Famous Boer Coffee.
Morning at length came. and with
1t our breakfast; the strips OF meat /
hld seen on the string in the kitchen
TIE day before now appeared on the
q Bile. cooked. evidently. In a frying
pln this, with Boer bread and butter
tea and coffee. furnished our frugal
u cal ] chose coffee, but immediate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

English collectors complain that the
prices OF rare books on musical topics
are going up rapidly, largely or ac-
count OF the increasing demand for
The libraries OF rich Americans.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

u world be a. reasonable % ask us
to ltgislate. now with special reference
10 the year 1000 as It is to demand that
we sail make a pledge Of any sort
concernits tho ultimate disnoSltlon Of
the Phllipplaes'-@Hyboklyn Eagle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

Advertise your watts IN ths Evening
Journal. f;rfoioyment vanted. hslp
wauVh % let. fcf fehf. for SAFE, boafg<-
ing. 40 lost ana s6ofa ads. viii ba pif1-
Lshed threa Lines, D1'o faael Tor n,eses
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

The @Ivory" is a favorite shaving soap because it
makes profuse rich laher, which soens the beard to
be removed and leaves the skin unframed.
1t costs about one-ffth as much as the so-caIIed
shaving soaps and many who have used it for this
purpose for years. will not have any other.
The vegetable oils which Ivory made, fit for special uses
for which otheI soaps unsafe unsatisfactory,
esrno-r ooss trr eerlnA asaBs
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
lArNs LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TON. PHILADELPHIA
NOD FFrIIr WRIST

llAINs |E IIAAHAA Nflirf' lila
FOR THE WEST.
a. M. daily. plttsbure, Chicago, Clf
matt. Louisville and 81. Louis. (pl1
S a. NJ. daily Tor Plrtsburg ana Ch
eaeo. (NO coaches 70 piUtsblrg) Lini
t,-d 20 two Buffet Parlor Cars.
90 r. o. daily. Limited l'itteuuta
chlcarO Cleveland Toledo. Cincnniai
Louisville and ST.. Louis. Dining car
l1 y. M. daily. Fitt.uurE and ClcfeldA
D. M. daily. TIttshurr. Chicago. N1ep-
wife (via CinclrnHt1. indianapolis ap'
st. Louis. fnln.nc Carl
D D. m daily piftshurg and chic1Er
Tor Toledo. except saturday
rs D. m. daily. pittaDurr l.ncuu1t
Louisville. Cleveland and 81. Louis
: 90 y m daily. PittsburE and ChicaS1
daily Tor Knoxville. via Sheu1nc ~
valley Routei for Cleveland. exoen'
saturday.
- Congressional Limited Express. AZ
= st4hule parlor Cars ana Dining ca.
D extra fare other Than the usual Full-
IN charge.
D limited Exr-ess. Vostihule Parior
RS Vestfhulc Passenger Coaches and
3 ming Car No extra fare.
The wilmington Transfer Company VII
D for and check baggage from hotels
'of further Information. passengers ara
ferrcd 10 the ticket agent a. the stu
n.
&. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
leneral Manager. Cen. Pass. AgeE
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

Advertise your wants n the Evenire
.5,srnai. Employment wanned help
vanrgsd 70 let for rant. f1r ada ooraf1-
~. and l7sf ADD fcund ads. VII be ptfD-
is'Aed I, sxe ls5.ss.. one s1dFA tQr dnnss
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~, ~ - s.aa ri anl s w n

Southern Raiiwuy.--t.l6 p. no.. daily.
7epcrs 90 New Orleans. Aiken. Memphis
800 Tamna. 7.36 p. M. daily, aleepers %
Sow Orleans Memphis, Nashville, wa
s hoviie and Hot Springs.
Atlantis, Coast Lne.-i2i3 p. M, daily,
spcrs % Charleston. Jacksonville. Port
q mpa and Macon, 1903 night, dalf.
aa Dora 20 Richmond and Jacllsonvlle.
chesapeake a. Ohio Railway. Sil p. m.
i ny. dining car, and alecpcrs 90 'incin-
"a ~
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13

sense and fighting qualities He was
IN Porto Rico at the close Of the cam
paign there. and was also liked 70.
his soldierly qualities
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
RAILROADS
peNNsv. vANIA RAILRoAl
'aII.ADR1lPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
B-AlIIMOnE y. n.

Schedule IN effect November d. 1892
Trains l11vc Wiluira-ton 1a fCil1wst
tor thiiade phia eexnreSsl. LII, S;ez. ~,
IS 1872 nf5 q. m. el2iG i37 600. 3li.
s.ti. Coz $50 e.57 81 a1i ana siS
m
Accommodation. go. no S1f. iio3 a.
ui n 80 l3l. 400. 6N and 1913 p M
Tor Chester (express) L61. i.10 $50, 142.
n %. $50 s.l5, 1903. l12J. 1.32 HIS a. m,
1l 300 1853 60l C.dI and 9 H p. m
Accommodations GO 40 6tf u.01 q.
RI 1890 2.32. 400. 500 $40 and 1913 p. m.
FOR New York (through express), i1.
.di2 IS DINING Carl a55. 1852 n As o. M;
q ZIG (Dininc Clr), 1871 DINING Carl 2 n
G. 'a6.20 Dining carr. l23 and ZIG q. m;
connecting via Brood Street Station.
= iiladelphia. 420. $50 40 $50, $50 1908
10 81 a. m. 1890 l1. 2S2. 3ll. Ass, 500.
l.l. l.23, 9.i6 and 1913 p M.
Tor Boston without change. l01 a. M
ai 723 p. m.
FOR Newark Center and lntermediate
81 ltions. l.N n. m, and 3d p. To.
3lltmore and Washington, 4.3l, 500,
p i0 i0lS and HOO n. M; 1876, l2l3 Ills,
l.iu $50 523. 'tG1O 646 103. 1.2i. S1 D..
fr and i.05 night
aiumors and intermediate stations.
q f43. d.1l r. m; 1900 night.
l.eaye Philadelphia Broad street, for
| Wilmington loNpress). $50 40, l21, q,
u 20. 1923 ll.a3 q. M; 1895 ll3 log 4.l2,
! 1856 tOl ifl COS. 5.3i, $50 sos. $40, 6.a5,
I fl. u.lG ii.2d p. m. and i2.2 20 ni4 h.
recommendation. G3i 30. 9.l2 10 35 am. I.
ie3 3il i0i 40 Sal. 6.2i SIS. 1920 and
lbs p. m.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13
General Fred Grant.

General Fred Grant, who is now in
the Philippine campaign. is winning
laurels from all quarters for his sound
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1900-01-13


Nor Philadelphia (oxpreas). l5i. 3.02, 90
$50 g3d. s.b. 1892 1855 q. m: l3i. 800
f.fs COZ. 7.a2 90G and 9.lg r. m
Accommodation, 90 A23 a.. m., iZli
300. 400. 626 126 and iO.4j u. m.
Tor Chester texprets). lbi t.0. $3.50, LIS
a. M: 1877. 800. f5s COZ and 906 n m.
Accommodation. 40 o21 a. M; E.li,
. O 400, 5.26, 1928 and 1913 y. m.
Nor New York Ctltr0ugn express), l.5i.
lG D q.a5 DINING can, 965, 1912, ll.i1 q. M.
III z Dining carl. 800. 6.0i, ''6.20 Dining
| G. .D I23. 9.l6 p. m, connecting via Broad
rect Station Philadelphia. a-Q. 40 3 p
a M; L37, 500 400, ass, 6Ol l.& and l0.43
In m.
For Boston. without change, 7.23 p. m.
Baltimore AID washington, i.35, 500.
lf rs a. M. 1905. 1918. l.50 $50, SOB. "d.io,
C s. 1876. S.u ,. m, and los night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, $50
To TO-. 1900 night
leave Philadelphia. Broad street. Tor
! y imingfon geNprsss) $50, ~ liza n1
Ia M; 1i2. 312 AL. sos sos $50, i.al, d.3J.
IA 10. ~ 2l ID M. and 2lu night
! Accom- nodHfiOr. h.3l. Nl2. 1925 q. M;
II 90 2.3e. G13 SS and 1920 p. m.
NOR TfIE SOUTH
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-24

II will be observed that appraisers fix
no money valuation on these lands The
purpose of the classification is chiefly 10
aid equalization. For instance. one man
takes MS allotment as per schedule In
Glass !. another in Glass (a). The sec
ond man will get excess acreage sufficient
10 offset No. /, or the equivalent IN cash
There are five appraisers camps, known
by number, from / 10 s. consecutiyely-
Each camp has a corps OF not less than
ten men Each camp works a township
on either side of its camp. making a
twelve-mile strip per camp. east and
west, and moving from north 70 south.
Hence we are now taking a sixty-ulile
strip in width from north 10 south
through the Chickasaw country. Each
forty acres is carefully inspected and
classified according to schedule
All work is done on horseback. except
where the country is So rough that one
must travel on foot. In consequence I
preferred to take my meals standing the
first several days.
1 am sorely disappointed at not reeeiv-
ing the Eagle regularly. not chargeable
to the Eagle Office, however. have been
changing my address so frequently of
late that the star route" cannot catch
up, seemingly. S. n. BRIDGMAN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-24
LAST OSAGE TRIBE CAMPAIGN
Is Now in Progress Among the Indian
Factions There

Guthrie. o. T. June 23.--Yvhat viii prob
ably be the last national compaigh IN the
Usage nation IS now in progress. The
progressive element is fighting the fHa
bloods for possesslon Of the government
The Usage Journal. watch favors tie pro-
gressiva element. says sdltorially; The
conventions of the Usage nation have net
and the respective parties have put forth
their candiGates Only little more than
month remains uutn The election. The
members Of the tribes are very much
exercised over the election and one ~ tEe
warmest races in the history Of the tribe
viii be The result
with a fuI vote there - 40 8oubting
the result II the election. Two years ago
Black Dog vas elected through the
apathy of the mixed b.o0ds and uaieas
there IL q general stirring % the same
thing wii result thls year. The - gres-
sive party Il In the majority sn8 should
have no troub.e ia elsctlnz tasir candi-
date. bu, that result depends 1yon the In
tsrest taken 81 the elect!an b tae mixed
bl9ods of the tribe.
At the national conyeutga thls week
the fun b,oods q the party Eere present
IL ful! force and we're enthusiasI5c in the
work give members 0f the convsn,lgn
were absent whea g. eonvele1. although
some % then came ia afisrSar5s- Thia
should not be. The future q ne tribe T.
now IN ths hands q ths mixed b'0o8s and
they ahsu.s aeslHs t5e Fez-ous.bsllisss
shss are u9an them.
TO v9rk and vote .sr ths success of
ths ticket shsgid bs sEs enasa~er q
every rssm5er - the parry. f. az grslsa-
blliiT th8s is tie lass ele-tien thag wlu
5s bed is TIE Osaga raoan asa hiztsry
she I'D ~: record iaasf The nau1- srsa;
oai q existsnee Eiih ths szss 9gsssssss
element - sswer
Prom zow gafli ,hs e,eslng * ths psIs
o. The nrFt N2a.aY b. August every ere
shsg,d wcrk Uaos2siagly for sbe asseesxs
q the ticset or,y - tia: means ean
Eg1eess - sttasae1 glaviax a. sze
Easana ths c9ut1s2anes ~ goSsr = ne
Breseat fercez. cst - Hofk azs Say a.
wa-k-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-24
MONEY THAT EGGS BRING IN
One Oklahoma COunfy's Revenue
from That Snuree


Guthrie. o. T., June 23.-As an instance
Of how great the egg and chicken bus
mess of Oklahoma is, the Enid Eagle
gives these figures for one county, Gar
field. 1t says: One OF the firms of pro-
duce dealers in Enid, during the months
of March, April and May, shipped 72, 900
dozen eggs for which they paid s6.23Se4
Two other firms have shipped about the
same amounts. making a total of over
10000 dozen eggs for which nearly $4,000
have been paid during the past three
months.
Several car loads of poultry have also
been bought and shipped but the heaviest
poultry shipments are not made until
later in the season
A special car makes occa sional trips
as may be necessary, stopping at three
other stations-Kingfisher Hennessey and
Caldwell-receiving the shipments ready
for market. Most OF the shipments go
to New York
1t will be noticed from the business Of
the past three months. that the items Of
eggs and poultry bring into the country
large amount of money in the course OF
a year-perhaps not less than s20e, ,0O0 In
it's Importance to the community it ex-
ceeds many of the crops usually under
stood to be the chief basis of prosperity
II Is q source Of revenue to almost every
family that goes far to round up the
business of a year with profits on the
'iht side. Ant its Importance is con-
stantly growing
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-24
mighty Helm TRICK
People Got Up in a Body and
Deserted Oklahoma Town
ALSO BURNED P0SToFFIC6
Postmaster Was Of on a Visit
at the lime.


Hardin. O T. June 2.-This tewa died
in one hour Thursday. In tae morning II
had 4co Inhabitants Al sunset the same
day there wasn't q praiyie dos left.
And thereby hangs a tale--a postofaee
tale for the postmaster;
BIZ Kinman's howl can be heard from
the Kiowa and Comanehe country %
Washington. D. c. Having had a aoGrisA-
Ing little city az the halt way place en-
the railroad between Mountain View and
Granite named Hardin. and having the
entire Rock Island construction outit 10
deliver mail TO. ard be and his handsome
wife formerly a Miss Hardin). settling
themselves back IN their rocking chairs
and having short. pleasan; dreams % the
future greatness Of the city Of Hardin.
10 and behold. when they were gone from
home lass Thursday the entire railroad
outfit pulled ten miles west and left the
town OF Hardin, not only vacated. but
some. who certainly carried the joke too
faF. set IRE TO Bill and his wifs's happy
nesting place and burned II 10 the ground.
Bin Immediately wired the authorities
at Washington that he would have 10
handle the mail cut OF a wagon bed FOR
the present. AS his wife was holding
down the posto &C. Uncle sam was 80
clever to give them in his name tKinmant
up In the Cheyenne and Arapahoe conn
try. and as II is on wheels and would
be mighty easy moved yet he eagJt
think Of any way he can make I, DO fo<
both places. A Newspaper man suE-
gested OF course that he open the ofiica
az kfuman from, & 70 10 a n, ana Hardfp
being distance Of six miles. from to
s o'clock D. m. thereby giving good SER
vice at both places and drawing all tho
money from Uncle sam that Il is possible
Tor a man and wife to draw
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-24
T0MLlNS0N IS BOUND OVER
For the killing OF sweet OF Tecumseh n
The Hearln@.

Guthrie. o. T. June 2-The Oklahoma
City Times-Journal says; The examfua-
tion OF Ed TOn1linson for the murder O.
II. Sweet az Tecumseh was finished ar
the defendant was bound over in tn,
sum Of g. 800 "a await the action of IN
grand Jury ira exanifnation took ser.
eral days and the defence waS represent
Cd by F. T. Blskeay and the territory ~
County Attorney Pftroan. James Ewing
o. this city was the stenoErapher.
The storyaof the crime az devel1pOi n
the testimony wss most peculiar a. there
vas no motive developed FOR the kiliing
The facts as they appeared Wcre as foi-
lows
Tomlinson and man named Crurl
who is a relative of Sweet. were a. t4e
house OF George sanner taking O. hin
about saloon license that Sanncr want
Cd. sanuer was 81 dinner and left the
two men 20 fiaish his neal and they
went over - tree and sat down % wa .
until he finished :he meal. They wees
talking loudly and Sweet came out % hie
house and advanced on them with r..
valver IN his hant Crun swore thas
TamInson eaid: Lay dewn that pistol
7 an, On officer - tho law" Grim did
not hear the answsr and then the shoot
ing negan. and az the enj Sweet was
dead ard Tosulinson uniniursd This II
practically all q the story tina, was de-
vciopeI az the examination. bot II T. un-
deratood that Sweet refused . give ~
the revolver and as soon as y vas de-
rnandcd from him by Tomiinron ne begaD
the shooting
Tomilnson's attorney Il cpnadent that
The grand Jury wiil return no verdict
against bin and that the faction q1isrrsis
that have disturbed K@okuk FAILS VII
now do out ard no more trouble will r.
erllt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-24
Indlnn noncr plar.t Arrire.

Guthrie. o. r. June as---Owfng % ths
n8n-arrivai OF The money. the Usage pay
uent asa not begin Thursday AZ soan
as the notice arrives. payment viii begin
and az aunhtants should hold them
selves IN readiness The payment viii bs
made On much the aarse plan - ths last
one Bands VII be paid az long as there
are any present and then anybody can
draw Ageat Hifacher Informed the
Journal that be intended 20 close ~ pay
rnent WITHIN five days after q began and
wanted al 20 be on hand promptly.