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The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-18
ALise and Death Fight.

NJ. W. A. Hines, Of Manchester, Ia.
writing OF his almost miraculous es-
cape from death, says: Exposure af-
ter measles induced serious lung trou-
BILE, which ended in consumption.
had frequent hemorrhages and cough.
ed night and day. All my doctors
said must soon die. Then l began
to use DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which completely cured
me. would not be without it even
II it cost $500 u bottle. Hundi eds
have used it on my recommendation
and all say it never fails to cure
throat, chest and lung troubles" Reg
ular size soc and 81. Trial BOTTLES free
at Ikelman Bros Drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-18
OF lnteresf 20 sfockmen.

Stockmen who desire their brands,
etc, printed in the CHIErrAIN. can
have the same appear one whole year
for $500. This includes small card,
giving one brand, owners name. range
and postofiice address and one years
subscription to the CHIETTAIN.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-18
OUR CLUBBING LIST:

The following newspapers will be furnished at the
prices named in connection with the CHIEFTAIN:
The CH1EFTA1N0and
The Twice week Detroit Free Press year, $l.75
The Twice a week ST Louis Republic . l75.
The Twice a week Globe Democrat :. 200
Denver Field and Farm, weekly 2.1o.
Kansas City Daily Star 40.
Kansas City Weekly Star, l.oo.
Kansas City Weekly Journal, LOU.
Toledo Weekly Blade, l.oo.
Thrice a. Week New York World l.So
Weekly New York Tribune, l.'o.
Denver Field and Farm, weekly, sz.o
The Holly chieftain., 1900-05-18
J. 1. WOOD & SON
-DEA TERS IN
IN

Lumber Laths, Shingles, Doors, Window Sash, Etc
We have recently added complete stock OF Long
Leaf Yellow Pine, Native Pine, Yellow Pine Mould
ed Finish lumber, and lot of building paper
tarred paper. carpet deadening felt. carload OF
cedar fence posts
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
MANY BRIDGES TO BUILD
On the Rock Island Chickasha Exten-
sIOn--<Sran te's PrOspectS.

Guthrie, o. T., June 13.-Before the COM
pleting of the new Chickasaw extension
in Oklahoma running from Mountain
View to Granite, the Rock Island will be
compelled to build twenty-one bridges.
The largest of these viii be $50 feet long,
spanning the north fork Of the Red river,
which flows through the Kiowa and CO.
rnanche reservation. These bridges will
all be constructed of wood. A large bridge
crew is now at work on the construction
OF these, and they viii be ready for use
by the time the engineers and tracklay
ers have completed their work. The road
win be ready for operation about July 49,
The town Of Granite, the terminal Of the
branch, promises in the near future to be
a flourishing place. To the west of the
town is chain of mountains of solid
granite whence the name of the town.
These Immense hills of granite. which are
mainly of what might be called a soft
granite. because it is easily broken UP,
will be the means of producing the best
kind of ballast for roadbeds and the
Rock Island company is already erecting
a laIlge erusher for the purpose of making
practical use of the mineral. 1t is also
rumoTed that gas has been struck in this
section.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
TELEGRAPHTC .REgIrrEs

81. Joseph. No, June 17-H. T RelEart-
chief clerk IN the once q the Delaware
ard Laekswanna railway. has been ten-
eered and accepted the of7ce q ra-chas-
ing agent % the 81. Joseph and Graaa
Island railway. with headquarters II this
city
Chicago. June I3-Edwiu c Coley ~as
tonight elected bY tire trustees % The
beard = education to succeed Dr. r Ben
amin Andrews a. z.speriuiensent = Cal
cages public schoaE system ATr Cooley
S 81 presez. superintendent q the Chi
csgo No-aaI seaooI-
s. Mars .. June 15--T1e head e.
large boEle- al the s. Mars spke vorscs
Tas blarn on. hare LAST night kHzaz
Wesley Morse sid G A Gilbert secab
Mccoy gR1 II " Davis zers severely
il5g-ei The brs}4- Es7s thF1Gzh she
building sud vas carried astv feet away
Cambridge Gass-. Ju-e iz-An ats D.
Enens - - 20 vas ales n TIE sf61ie-
sex caua.v o9zEt ;n5ay II a. scsoa Z
cont-acs against the Tnte-r2ssonag Auts-
mobile and TIRE colaaHS = Sea- a
MSS a. the Ne- Eneiaa3 Ra2z- T.es
T-lszl csmaany = BasseE : Nerr5ii
% AnsesbsrY. Mas, ans Ts95ieg 2 =
sallee q Msaforg aT# Astzchs3 ~ laa
amount as trustees % the EassrEasisaas
car1uznx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
NCKAPo0S ARE IN BAD SHAPE
0wiaE to The ~tubbornness and
GeacraI ShGftle1snesS

stroud. o. r, june I1-The Messenger
says: The SO. more or less. Oklahoma
lli kapoos exist very wretchedIy IN south
western L4ncoIn county. between Deep
Fork arc tire North Canadian river.
Most Of them SIN refuse % acce2t az I've
90 their aT3tme1ts. and never TIE o
wishing themselves back II Mexico vheTe
they lived several years nut were rgturE-
I'd 80 Uncle sam as undesirable inhahic-
ants Only few raise something 20 ess.
and OWNS 70 their Stl56ornsss, the gov
ernr2eut deals out yeTy slim payments 70
them Miss Test, The Ggake-ess. wnehas
resided among them sor rzore thar twenty
years teaches and takes goo5 care q
about 6tteeH kiekspoe girls herself ard
other charitable oaakeEs paying al The
expenses CT the mission.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
OKLAHOMA CITY WATERWORKS-
Company Propos > sale to City 70
Ss5 O00-- Other Public Works Pendin

Oklahoma City. 0. It, June l3-The city
council at their meeting last night re-
ceiyed a v<itten proposition from the Ok
lahoma WaterworIs company to sell the
plant to the city for $4,000. This sum IS
also TO cover all claims against the city
and stop all litigation between the city
and the water company. There are sew
eral suits now pending and The water
company mas claims amounting 10 nearly
$1,000. which the city would be compeli-
ed TO pay. The council are al in favor
OF securing the plant as there must be
several miles OF mains laid at once 70
keep pace with the growth of the city.
This proposition, and proposal to build
q city hall to cost 81. 600. and a sewerage
system to cost s22oOo. win De submitted to
the voters in thirty days from today. Tor
their apprOVal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
~Prashu, June IA letter has just

"Prashu, June IA letter has just
been received from the governor of the
Gold Coast (Sir ?. f. Hodgson) dated
Kumassi, June 4. 1t is as brief as posi-
BILE Following is its substance: On sew
eral occasions unsuccessful attempts have
been made to get off letters He informs
me that he inclosed a copy of another OF
May 4, which I have not received. Kun
ASST is garirsoned by $50 native troops
and the command Of Major Harris, acting
commissioner and commandant OF the
northern territories, who has succeeded in
entering the place from the north. The
Europeans and other troops are on half
rations. The supplies of, ammunition at
kumassi are not sufficient TO allow Of
fensive measures and must be husbanded
IN case Of the reinforcements not arriv-
ing. The march of the relief Of Kumassi
will be met by great numbers of rebels,
who have constructed stockades and put
impediments in the way, such as trees.
There are also stockades surrounding
Kumassi, Offering the rebels good shell
ter. The rebels have places built up in
trees and have used them to open fire
from. The state of health Of Kumassi is
good, but 5000 persons of the native com
munity are in state of desutution. I'm
mediate assistance is required.
THE reinforcements which have reach
ed the Gold Coast, most of which have
crossed the Prah comprise 100 of the
Lagos (Haussa) force and fifty Of the
Sierra Leone frontier police, with Maxims
and field guns. There are in addition to
the Gold Coast constsbulary and Gold
Coast police. Further reinforcements.
amounting to 800 men. are being sent
from Sierra Leone and northern and
southern Nigeria and will reach Cape
Coast in the course Of few days The
advance of the relieving force has been
delayed by heavy rains and the difficulty
of obtaining carriers. of whom 5000 have
arrived from Cape Coast and have pro-
eeeled up the country June H."
Colonel Wilcocks was a Preshu June 70
London, June 14-Five river gunboats
haye' been ordered to go to the West
African coast to assist the operations
of the Ashanti relief expedition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Names n State Ticket aud Leaves
Mclean in the Lureh.

Columbus Ohio JuRe iS-Tha Demo
cratic state convention, after a eoatinu-
Gus session Of over nine hours. ADORNED
tonight. 1t was a siate-smashing and
reeord-breaking convention. The Mclean
men said yesterday they were asking Tor
nothing and they certainly GOT nothing
They helped those who have been oppoz-
ing them TO the places Of party dis,inc-
ton and responsibility.
There was notable absence 81 Milan
( leaders here this week ard very fe0 OF
( those who were In the city, outside II the
delegations. went tc the convention han.
Ii is said that AIR. Mclean did nor care
/ to take any aggressive part on account
Of the Dewey candidacy. During the "a 81
/ hour OF the convention there was much
confusion and disorder. Charles "
Baker. who was temporarily presld.nF
sent for a squad Of twenty police orIer-
ing them to clear tse alsies. knock down
those VINO would not SIT down and compel
the disturbers TO be silent. The police
filed down the aisles and maintained order
during the remainder Of the convention.
Colonel James Kilbourne 81 Columbus
Judge Abraham ". Patrick q Nez
Philadelphia. William "A. Thomas Of
Springfield. and Horace l. Chapman Of
Jackson, were elected delegates-at-large
to the Kansas City convention
The names Of Dr. <. n ReenHn of Gin
cinnau and Harry NJ McFadden, editor
Of the Steubeuyllle Gazette, were present
ed for secretary OF state. but before the
call OF counties was compl ted Resmlta' s
name was Withdrawn and McFadden was
, nominated By reclamation
The names Of sam Wynn 81 stanv'ue
and 5. sualiey Of ssndusky were present.
ed FOR supreme judge. Before the result
Of the baiioting was announced Wynu's
name was withdrawn and Judge SmaEey
was nominated by reclamation
For dairy and food commits l0neY the
names Of ". n. Cowden u GUERNSEY.
Ballard Is. Yates OF Plckaw8Y. Or. Theo-
dore NJ Garrett Of Henry. DR. Thomas
I. Shields Of Union. and Newton /. Bun
net OF Warren, We're presented. A. this
point the convention was precipiiated into
such disorder that the chairman sent for
a detachment OF police When the police
entered they fled down the aisles with
the chairman yelling orders to club them
down The police we're ordered 10 take
some out. bgt they restored order With
oct making arrests. Their services were
retained for the rest Of the evening on
the second ballot Yates was nominated.
Professor J. n. simplans % S. Msrys.
was nominated for state school commits
sioner without opposition. and Peter J.
Brown Of Chgiicolhs f5r member Of me
board Of public works
For electors-at-large General Isaac
Sherwood Of Toledo and General 4 ).
warner u Marietta were nominated
without opposition A. 10 o. N. the con
yention adjourned sine die
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
FOR A GRADE
Three Roads Have an Eye on
The Augusta Line.
THREE SURVEYING CORPS
StiIIwaII Force Making Spe-
Cially Strenuous Efforts,
THREE SURVEYING CORPS

Augusta, o. T.. June l2-The people in
this section are becoming excited over
the railroad situation. It appears that
the Augusta railroad grade IS proving
a temptation TO several railroad compan-
les. The Chcctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf
has a large corps of engineers in this "
cinity during the past week. the survey
commencing at Geary and ending al
Kiowa, passing within one mile OF Au-
gusta The Rock Island Is surveying this
way from Enid. and the Kansas city.
Mexico and Orient is making final sur
yey from its head camp near the Kan
sas line. The appearances are that the
Stillwell railroad viii have TO race
through Oklahoma. The Stillwell COM
pany is hiring all the men and teams
that can be secured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
CIVILIANS HAVE NO RIGHTS
That German M ilitary Officers are
Bound to Respect

Berlin, June 13.-A case Of military
brutality has just occerrude at Finken-
Wade, Pomerania, resembling the case
Of Lieutenant Won Bruesewitz. who was
sentenced to four years imprisonment In
a fortress and to dismissal from the ar
my, in the autumn Of 1896. for running a
workman through the back with his
sword. at Carishrue. for no other reason
than that the man, when entering a cafe.
accidentally pushed the chair OF the
berg misunderstanding petaoibngkqj
lieutenant. In this instance Herren Paul
berg and Richard Dalmann got into an
alteration on the street with several Of
fieeFs and one of them drew his sword.
Dalmann seized the weapon and ran OF.
The officer ordered some soldiers who
were passing 10 pursue the fleeing civil
Ian and recover the sword. In carrying
out the order the soldiers wounded Dal-
mann mOrtally, his death ensuing yes
terday. Thus far no action has been
taken by the authorities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
a Chance 10 VS. washi gton.

For the. accommodation OF persons who
may desire to see the sights at the ma
tlonal capital while on the trip to the Re-
publican national convention, the Van
dalia-Pennsylvania Short Lines Will have
a special form of excursion ticket to
Philadelphia good via Washington. It
will be sold at same low fare as tickets
over direct route of Pennsylvania sys-
tenn, good for stop -over at national cap
ital. and may be obtained al 100 Moth
Fourth street, ST. Louis, and at ST. Louis
Union station, June 18th TO 18th, in
elusive. or by addressing ]. NJ Ches-
brough. A. C. p. Agt.. 500 Century build
ing, St. Louis, who will reserve sleeping
car space upon application.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
View Evening Train.

The vandalia-PenHsglyaoin Lines On
May 2 pat on a new train % the eass.
leaving s. Louis daily a. HIS a m a.
irving Fiitsburg $50 n next dag. PhiI-
adephia AS a. m. View York 10 q. q.
second morning. Wcstbaans his train
seayss New York Twerty-third street
station SO So p N. Phiiadephls = 3
n. arriving s. Louis s.i5 D. n. next
dag. Through sleeping snd 3ialrx care
Address J ~ Caesb sugh. Asz.t c. T.
A. s., Lenls ~ ~ .ollsr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
LOOKED x IHE 10 Of I
But Aow "a strike leader - stabbed
and Cars are BI8uagp

81 L38is. No. JuEe n-To as aP2ezr-
sncee today witnessed The beginn1as -
the end o. The rsotoas dem0assratens
and Scenes q bioodahes thar have CHAR
acteriEed the great street railway szrks
Tor over 4 Ha7ath psE ard 81 many
quarters Z ia thaaaht - the strike 81
self Thsae sfAfenenta are bsasa gD.a
statensats = the calef q psHee ard
sheriff tHat The critical stage aar been
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
SIRYCHNlNE FOR HIS WIFE
MyrOn Clark. Insane Comm Is Mur-
der Horribly in the Teri tory.

South McAlester, I. T., June l3--Myron
Clark. who conducts a dairy near the
mining camp OF Haileyville, becoming sud
denly insane, drove his children away
from the house and then deliberately pre-
pared a dose of strychnine and forced his
wife at the point OF a revolver TO swallow
the poison. He stodd over the writing
body with his weapon and prevented any
assistance being given her, keeping every
one al bay until the woman died. After
the tragedy Clark disappeared and it was
reported that he had afterward killed
himself, but a telephone message just
received states that he is at large In the
woods in the vicinity OF his home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
Summer Tours.
MOUNT DENIES REQUISlTlON
Won't send Taylor Back 60 Any such
Farer rs Trial

Indiana polls. Ind, June lA-Oovernof
Mount tonight issued a statement de-
elinglng 10 honor a reqpiation from Gov
ernor Beckham % Kentucky for the re-
turn % that state Of william s. Taylor,
VINO Is under Indictment tor completely
IN an alieEed plot whick resulted in the
/ assassination OF Governor GosSeL Colo
nol Thomas O. Campbell Justus Goshei
I brother OF the murdered man. and Sheriff
suter Of Franklin county. kentucky. az
rived here this afternoon with the TeGu
sitioa Tacy met the governor - IT,
executive parloYs aad al hts orders ever,
one was excluded durizg the argument.
/ including reporters. After hearing the
I arguments Governor Mouaf asked FOR the
papers in the case. which Included copies
( OF The evidence. and said hs sould con-
slider the matter He ala not know when
he would deciae IRE ksstuckians thea
lef; the cily fos Loulsville and CinciH-
natl
Late tonight Governor Mount announe-
ed his decision refusing 20 hoEor the
requisition IN his statement ha say-:
I do NOT believe = fair ard impartial
trial can or R1li at this tire be given
Mr. Taylor When Judge cantriu. % tbs
trial court at Frankfort declares that
he would not subject n sheep killing dog
70 a trial under such circumstances ss
exist may / not Justly refuse q send Mr
Taylor back 20 be subjected 70 a trial
with this prejudice intensified and fan
ned into hate7
When a man who t. controlling
spirit IN the prosecution, a witness IN the
case and prominent IN It's oounriis uses
the moustrous language that when thry
should Sc; control they would hans Pc
pubiicans like pigs 20 a pole. land thsss
snarchlstic words have not. 70 ny EnoNl-
edge. been denied the question Of r8.it
seems 81 little consequences IN this con
spiracy AGAINST innocent u1en. the furth
cranee of which IL indicated b. indict-
mcnts found by partisan grand isry
Upon such andings Is based the Fe4gl-
siiian papers which I naw refuse 70
honor"
Governor Mount includes a. his stals-
meHt a aenunei atfon q she ailsEsi d.
justice % the Gosbei election law ana a.
serts that NJ Taylor has bees FssbsG
o. ths c6lee 20 shich the people q Ks2.
tueSy elected him.
In conclusion Hs says. Another phase
- the question thst deserves % hs ehsi.
I. ienEej O. ihe action % The general -.
senbiy IN setting aside fse enormous sasl
Of tites as q reward sof the csnvacftsa
- pepsoHs sasgeeEed q having been eos
ccrnef ig thc sjl3nE - Ar Gos Pei Tsst
~ ifae.f. r. accepted - eli riTht-thinh
peop.e as q tempting Irritation Tor fhs
pTof'a&a1l9n = Eboissals perjury ard a
pfsrai1m on mora and physical zssssina-
ton
"tnul thess already IN pr4ssn Asys
5een 1e7ofde8 fair trial. ihuH s@snoa-
stfaiing tas possibility = serursr ius-
dee - Solr courts. J esnngf aoaos roar
re7sesi1ieu- When the tire shall earzs
that 7 can fssi sss4rsd ihat q fair ri
E.1 - ACCORDED NJ Taylor. thsn. al
nh antH 'hsn. sill h9nss a rsq.is.tsa
fgF hla fefpfz''
Ths gprsrror's statement IN shs form
% .ett~T addressed - Governor pees-
ham
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
Revolution in water Travel.

Experiments have proven that vessels.
fitted with propellers which initiate the
hsh's fin, develop a remarkable pro-
polling power 1t win cause a revolution
in water travel. Men gradually learn that
natures ways are best. One cause Of the
remarkable success of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters springs from the fact that
1t is a harmless. natural medicine. made
Of natures most strengthening herbs. 1t
is a sure cure for constipation, indiges-
ton dyspepsia, biliousness or weak kid
news
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
GALL FOR CONVENTION
Republican Territorial at
Guthrie, August 8
TO RE-NOMINATE DENNIS
Statement of Representations
Dates for Primaries.

Guthrie, o. T.. June 13.-The formal call
has been issued for territorial Republi-
can convention at Guthrie on August 5 to
nominate a candidate for delegate to
congress. iOn the basis Of representation
fixed by the territorial committee each
county is allowed one delegate-at-Iarge
and one delegate for each 100 votes and
major fraction thereof cast for Hon.
Dennis T. Flynn in 1898, under which the
different counties win be entitled TO rep
as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
4 NEW BORE STRONGHOLD
Republican Nat oaaI Convention
Tickets

Two forms VIII be offered BY vaudalia-
Pennsylvania Short Lines. one Will be
good over direct lire. the other Via wasA-
iagton where stop-over may lie enjoyed.
Both forms may be Obtained at 100 North
Fourth street, ST Louis, and at st. Louis
Union station ticket ofiice, June 18th 10
18th, Inclusive. Sleeping car reservations
may be made st same places, or by letter
or telegram 10 J. II. Chesarough, A. G. P.
Agt, 500 Century Building. 81. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
GA - TO EA.
Bears the n The Kind Yag Haze .fsays Bouzts
q N1N2NLZl
Kentucky Democrats Tod ~.

Louisville, Ky, June l2.-The Kentucky
Deuocratic state convention viii meet
tomorrow In Music Hall II VII select
delegates from the state az large - the
Democratic national convention a. Kan
sas City and two presidential electors
from the state at large. The convention
viii re-afhrm the Chicago platform. en-
dorse Bryan for president and condemn
The asa assn to-, ~ CnAhaI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
BOBS' LINES
CLEAR AGAIN
Continued from First page.
terday are reported to have been very
heavy.
THE CAPE MINISTERIAL CRISIS

iitdNE
THE CAPE MINISTERIAL CRISIS
At the Cape. the ministerial crisis con-
tinutes The Times correspondent cables
that though the announcement of the
resignation of Messrs. Tewater. sauer
and Merriman was premature. it seems
certain that they will resign. 1t Is not
likely the whole ministry viii resign. a
resolution Of the difficulty being possibly
found by the Progressives lending Prem
Ter Schreiner two members to MI vacant
seats in the cabinet. Hans Sauer. a
brother OF the dissentinet minister, J. W.
Sauer. has just arrived in England from
the Cape In an interview today re said
he believed Mr.. Rose-Innes would con-
sent to- Join Mr.. scheiner, and was sure
Sir John Gordon Sprigg would also do 50
if asked. with such a combination, he
added, Mr.. Schreiner was assured OF a
majority. though a small one.
A special dispatch from Cape Town re-
ports that the Beers recenEhl captured a
train at Smalldeei and destroyed two
miles of the line But subsequent dis
patches show that General Hunter routed
all the Boer 49, that neighooTho0d.
The earl Of Allie. whose death Lord
Roberts deplores. was one OF the most
popular members Of the nobility and com
rnanded the Twelfth Lancers- Lieutenant
Cavendish was the son and heir q Lord
Gresham. Major Fortecue was from
Canada
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
Atlantic aeacoast Resorts.

Parties desiring to 60 10 seashore re-
sorts on the Jersey coast should write
70 the Vandslia- Pennsylvania Lines for
folder showing their new train service
both east and westoound- J. NJ. ches-
broUgh. Asst G. P. a. ST. Louis. No
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
INVESTMENT OF C00MASSlE
Geyer=or or The Gold cast, - in a
Very Dangerous Position

London, June iz-The f9i.oSlae dis
patch has been received AZ the col n nj
once tronn colaasI wlleocks. in oonssaana
ot the Ashanti relief expedition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
DETAILS oFrHE DEATH ROLL

e.e5 p. m.-The following dispatch has
been received at the war office from Lord
Roberts:
'Kats5osch. June Fin yesterdays en-
gagernent Methuen had one killed and IS
wounded. Among the latter IS Lieutenant
Cearle, Of the Twelfth battalion O. YeoTn-
amy On June :. the Der5ysHire militia
lost IS kslie5 and IA wounded al % whom
were "a the Yeon.nry HOSPITAL. which was
captured BY the Ger and Fetaksn By
NethGen."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-14
Augusta Reports Harvest Begun

Augusta, 0. T., June 13.-Harvest has
commenced in earnest. Headers and bind
ers can be seen at work in every direc-
ton The great trouble IS TO secure help
70 take core of the immense crop.