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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13
SOUTHERN b'Y.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. 81. 1900
1i:0O Z. NJ. No. ri. southern Express.
daily for Atlanta augusta, jack
sonNille ana points South Sleeper
fer DanVlne. Greensboro Salisbury.
and ana 6ha II open at Eishoon a.
local stations. Connects at UanvIiie
and Charlotte with New York ana
FLORIDA Lxpress tNo. So. carrying
through sleep1rs between New York
and Tampa, with connections tor
all Florida points. Also, connects
at Danyille and Charlotte with
Washington and Southwestern Linz M
sleeDeis between New York and
Nashville. New York and Memphis,
New York and New Orleans; alSo'
Wednesdays and Friaays Washing
ton to San Francisco without
change, with corrections Tor all
points in Texas. Mexico ana Cali
fornia.
1901 2. ~. No. :. solid train daily for
Charlotte. n c.. connects at Nose
ley With FaEmvliie anu fos;Lls.1.th
Railroad. At keysviIle Tor Clarks.
vile. oxford. HENDERSON ana our
han, ana At Greensboro Tor 1nr-
ham, Kaieish and winston S 7f.tsilLi
at DanvIlis StIth NO. %, ClltSSu
States last mat. solid train. daiiy
for New Orleans and points South,
which carries S!eeperS New oES
to New Orleans and New York 10
Jacksonville. connecting tor Nassau
and Havana Buffet drawins-roon
sleeper Richmond TO Atlanta and
Birmingham. Through sleeper Sal
isbury 10 Memphis.
eco p. NJ. No. Il. local. daily except
Sunday, TOR keysvilIe and interme-
TRAINS HIS ARsIvE AT RICHMOND.
Go 2. II. r'rorn Atlanta, Augusta and
600 A NJ, South
stations.
IocAI4 FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. III and o.. between Manchester
and NeaDouS-
YORK RIVER LINE: via WEST POINT.
THE FATCRIrE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVES RICHMOND.
$50 p NJ. No. 1t. Baltimore Limited.
daily except Sundays. for West
Point and intermediate stations,
making close connection at West
Point with steamer Tor baltimore.
$50 p NJ, No. 10, local express. daily
except Sundays, tor West foint and
intermediate stations. connects
Walkerton and Tappahannock. also.
at West Point WIKI steamer tor
Baltimore. stops al. all sta tons
500 a. M. No. q: loeai mixed. Leaves
dailv except Sunday Tor West Point
and intermediate stations. con-
meeting with stage at Lester Manor
FOR WaikertoE and appdhanilock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN Richmond;
e:i5 a NJ. daily from west Point. with
connection from Baltimore, except
,o:45 A. ~, except Sundays and Mon
e:o3 =. NJ. daily. except Sunday. from
West Point and intermediate sta
Steamers leave Mest Point daily.
Ing baltimore 500 A. NJ: returning.
leave baltimore at 5 p NJ. daily
except Sundays, arriving Richmond
steamers call at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Wharf Tuesdays.
Thursdays and saturdays, York
town and Clay Bank Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
C. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
No. 800 Eas. Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
NJ CLIP ". 4. TURK.
80 tTic Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
F. S. CANNON,
Third vice-Prestdent and General Man
ager. Washit-ton. d. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13

nerves, and brings back the happy days
of health, when life is all song and
sunshine.
TT suffered ten months from complicated
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ton, suppression OF monthly Junction. ana I'D
reI- disease too }, writes Miss Lula NJ Brittle,
of Ivor. Va al also suffered excruciatins pain
in nv back and head. an, glad to say that
SIX bottles Of Golden Medical Discovery. fhree
bottles of Compound Extract OF s~art- Hesd
cured me entirely gladly recommend IT,
Pierce's medicines to all sufeTers'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13

CutiiS& WIN Cat.
What is the mat
ter? The prota-
bility is that the
stomach is disor-
dered, the liver is
not performing its
whole duty. Poi
sons are accumu-
lating in the
blood, and unless
these are removed,
and the stomach
and organs of di-
gestiou and nutri-
ton cured and
str ct h Ell ed,
there is liable to
be a serious Ill
ness. There is no
medicine can
equal Dr.. PieTce's
Golden Medical
Discov cry for
prompt help and
perfect cure tor
disc ases Of the
S t ach an d
blood. 1t strength
ems the stomach,
purifes the blood,
nouris III e S the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13

-NAIIVstJ' TOT tSrJ . tttN .<-sS II - .-'e
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
Go p IL. rrom Atlanta, AuSusta and
Asheviiie and Ill DoiEts'
$40 A. 81. From Keysyille and local
LOcAIl FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos III and %. between Mancheste!
and Neapoiis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-13

III IL = Il
Augusta
J, lf:fo y IL 80
pullman SLeaps-s
utnsLon, Charles
Fort Tampa. Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
SA = II q ma
Bears the =, The Kind You Have kIgayS B0Hgl;
' Of ZAzZ<x
INDICTMENT IN OSAGE NATION
Grin DeIOss to be Tried for Murder BY
Deputy Marshall Taylor.

Guthrie, 0. T., Nov. Is-In istrict court
at Pawnee in the case Of the United
states VS.. VIM. Yeger. for the larceny Of
hogs in the Usage country, the jury re-
turned a verdict OF mot guilty"
The grand jury returned an Indictment
against Grin DeI1oss for the murder Of
Deputy United States Marshal Taylor.
G. A Chaser Is attorney for the defense.
An Indictment was also returned By the
grand jury against ". f. Vandru6, for
the murder Of R. " Moore. last April
In the case Of the United states VS.. Ira
Brown. ct al, for stealing three horses in
the Usage country, defendants withdrew
plea Of not guilty and entered 8 plea Of
g5alty. Court sentenced Brown and one
Wheatly to six months in Guthrie and a
fine OF s. and cost
Sidney Morris vs.. John Henderson. S
II Berry a catlett ana T.. B. Snider. is
the title GA case TO test the question o.
mixed schools This case is set for No
vember It. all the pleadlngs having been
settled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21

TELEGRAPHTC BREyITIEs.

St Petersburg, Nov. 20-Saran Barn
hardt and NJ Coquelin have contracted
to appear in Moscow next spring.
London. Nov. 21.-8onday the London
council viii take steps to institute a ser
vice Of electric cars throughout the ms
tropoHs
Washington. Nov. 2o.-Ths estimate OF
the department Of agriculture for appro-
priations for the next fiscal year aggre-
gate $4,000
New York. Nov. 2.-Rear Admiral
Roger NJ Stembel retired. died from
pneumonia today IN the Fifth avenue
hotel, aed 90 years.
washington. Nov. Bo.-The collections
Of internal revenue for October aggre-
gated S27 "A, 495, against SCI. l47, SIC for the
same month last year
Washington. Nov. 2o-The department
Of agriculture has advertised FOR bids
for furnishing seeds to the department
fer the usual distribution.
Victoria p C.. Nov. N.-H n s.
Peasant today received rush orders from
the admiralty dispat1 hing her 70 Panama
20 protect British interests there.
St Petersburg nov 2l-Maenetic iron
ores have been discovered az Eiiza5ethp0I
In the Caucaus1s. They are estimated
TO contain i've billion pounds with g. 10
50 per cent Of iron
Washington. Nov. Commando L.u-
Glen Young. captain ~ the Port ~ Ha-
vana7 has called Tor proposals for remov-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
OKLAH0MA WOMAN INSANE
Three Pol cemen Required to Subdue
Her at Fsrt Worth

Guthrie o. T., Nov. 1s-The Fort
Worth Mail-TeIegram has the following
upon an insanity case which developed
there, the unfortunate person being con-
nected with the Ponca City family. The
Mail-Telegram says: Mrs. Albert Jones,
a young ard handsome woman. is in a
cell at the county jail under a peculiar
circumstance. The woman says she ar
rived in Fort Worth some three or four
days ago with her husband from Ponca
City, O. T, and that when they first
reached the city they put up at the Har-
rold hotel. but later went to the Madison
on Main street On Sunday night she
suddenly became boisterous in her room
and it became necessary to call three or
four policemen to subdue her. and she
was with difficulty carried TO jail. No
one has thus far been able TO account for
her strange and sensational conduct IN
less It is attributed to temporary insan-
fty. Those who witnessed her actions IN
the corridors Of the hotel say she is evi-
IDENTIFY insane, but to a reporter Of this
paper she talked as nationally as any
sane person.
The Ponca city Times adds to the
Nail-Teiegram's story the following:
THE unfortunate woman mentioned
above Is the daughter Of L. L. Kibbe Of
this city, who returned from Fort Worth
Thursday evening. Mr.. Kibbe brought
his daughter to the hospital at Norman,
where she is being properly treated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21

Ing the wreck Of the Maine from tie
bottom Of Havana habor.
Lexington. Ky. Nov. @-captasn Peter
Everett a noted Confederate, aged IS,
and associate o. General John Moran.
IN the civil war. died here today in ar
asylum.
Milwaukee. wis. Nov. z-The ourth
annual convention Of the National AS
ISOLATION Of the State Dairy and Brood
Departments Of the United states. began
here today.
Charleston. n. H. Nov. 2o.-Charles II.
Hoyt. the well known piayriht died at
his nome here tonight a parasis from
which he has been suffering for several
months past
Portland. Ore. Nov. ~. II Kinney
Of this city feH dead IN the fury tox Of
the circuit court today lie had Just
been sworn as juror when he was at
tackled by heart failure
Huntsville. Ala, Nor. m-Robert g.
Briskell. ex-chief justice II Alabama. and
for many years one Or the most promi-
nent jurists OF the south, died here TO-
night. after short fitness.
Fort Wayne. md. NoV 15-CTi1- =
the refusal q their demand Tor an in-
crease IN wages 20 ~ the 2a0 g.ria ou-
pioyed IN the Paragon Ehfrtwaist Factory
n this city. went on d strike today
washington. Nov. 20-As officially. an
nounced by the census bureau today The
p1pliatiou q tho state ~ Florids is
62s5s2. as against ssl ~ in $50 This
rrr.r-r AZ frrrea "a ~ Fnr fnI ar rar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
JAIL DELIVERY AVERTED
Woman Arrested with Two RevO
vers In Her Clothing.

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. pa special from
Pawnee to the State Capital says: What
came near being a wholesale jail delivery
Of the worst class of criminals ever
brought to the bar Of justice was neatly
folled by the United States officers in this
city.
As is usual at every term Of court
about twenty desperate criminals were
brought over from the federal jail at
Guthrie, and landed in the county jail,
an dthe extra guards returned to Guth-
RE leaving the prisoners in charge Of
the local officials. In the list of extra
men were two ex-federal prisoners.
Among the prisoners brought over was
one who was charged with murder and
he it was whom the officials suspicioned
with being in league with outsiders for
the purpose Of gaining his liberty. lie
was watched closely and when the Of
ficers thought the time ripe they closed
in on the gang.
AS usual a woman was at the bottom
Of the matter andwhen she was arrested
and searched she had to large revolvers
concealed on her person. one in each
stocking, which she no doubt intended, to
give 10 DAlE u -liS ptAcOi1cLS anu with
which they no doubt intended to use in
efecung their escape from the county
jail
It was also ascertained that this man
charged with murder had paid one Of he
ex-prisoners who was one of the guards,
$40 in advance as a partial payment it is
thought. for favors shown and a chance
for escape.
With this evidence the marshals went
and laid the matter before Judge Hahn
or, who ordered the discharge of all the
extra guards and had new ones appointed
and brought from the Usage nation. who
were personally known to the court ard
placed on duty.
Il is a wen known fact that the pris-
oners tried at this place are the worst
type In the territory and have given the
officers more trouble than at any other
point and require the strictest watching.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
HAS A PERRY RECORD
Escaped Kansas JaiI Bird was an
oklahoma OUTLAY

oklahoma Outlaw.
Perry o. T., Nov D.-The people Of
Kansas and particularly that portion sur
rounding Le2venworth do not know the
escaped convict Ben Cravens. as well as
the people in this portion Of the territory
do. For years Cravens ranged over
Pawnee and Noble counties and other
portions of this vicinity He is known
everywhere as a most successful horse
and cattle thief and highwaymau. After
the opening of the Strip he would make
his periodical appearance near Morrison
IN this county with stock and would as
suddenly disappear again. His name was
remotely and mysteriously connected with
The disappearance of All Cook, whose
body was afterward found buried in
Cooks own cornheid. Dr. Bennett
Cooks contestant however. fed the
country when Cooks body was found
and Cravens' connection with the nur-
der is doubted. Cravens was captured In
Kay county fer the crime for which he
was finally sent 90 Lansing penitentiarv.
but non until "AIuskeet Dick was killed
in The melee. lie was then taken back
% Kansas and sentenced 10 the peniten-
Hary for a Ions period for robbing a store
Re7r Elein in that state
Cravens was originally from Iowa and
a.s cid and honored father suH resides in
that state One of his assumed names
was Dick Smith and under this name he
dealt In cattle. Buck Ilsle was one OF
his pals In crime and tried TO give
CraFens away in this city about four
years ago but Cravens was too smart for
him. went into tie Usage country and
from there 20 KAY county. where he was
lnaliy captured. lie is q most dangerous
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
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VIE and the latter rom Louisville.
They 80 to Shanghai
Denver. Colo. Nov. eo-The sale of the
great Cam Bird mine az ouray 10 an
English syndicate IS Of "Ths yoperty
WI not be sold" said the owner. Thos
A. Walsh who has just arrived here
from Paris.
Cleveland. o.. Nov a-Au The night
men employed az the Nsw8urg mi1 of
the American Wire and stecl companF
in this cty about 100 have bean iai1
Of. The company ofic.ais reHlss %
make any explanation
Washington. Penn. Nov An sxplo-
siol. % shaft 30. = of the EsiFForth
Coal company az Ellsworth. Pa. to-day.
killed one ma nand seriously in3ufsd
three others. The explosion vas oaused
by ars damp.
New YORK Nov. IA pentnson 20 vol
untary banlc-utcy was fled today
aeatnst Julius neel an5 Bernarf Hsliery
surYivirg partners % Keller q 90. Whole
sale iiouor merchants me liabilities ~
rha arrn are ssid to - $500 and assets
5000
Denver. Colo.. Nov = Jay Hays Ham-
mond has been asked - the Engisn
rtae<holders ~ Etrattor's Independence
rrine To take charge o. the mine g. con
satlng engineer. BE a now on Victor f7
make thorough invesugafion o he
property
Corslaatinopls. Nov u-iThs repssts1
rea-eaerta tiors ~ the United stafes is-
gauou asre have resulted in ~ resaae
from prison ~ rs Armenian. ArE7yeslan.
uaa ras rrfa.ed a4iie traFellrE ru an
American raesBoFt hrzTouan vas Gro
al to .aavo tae country.
1sioea. % g.. Ne a-Tns directors O.
valley Ceatsr school district 70 fhis eoaa-
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q "a - III - ~ r. 49,
R..r,+b. n The Kind You HaB Always B9ggs
Signature Of &/NZAzZ<x
RURAL FREE DELIVERY
Postmaster General Recommends 1t
HighiY IN His Report.

washington. Nov. 2O-An enthusiastic
plea for a wide expansion of rural free
delivery is made in the annual report
Of w. NJ. johnson, rst assistant postmas-
ter general. He says that the extrsordi-
nary development of this system during
the past twelve months under the stimu-
Ius Of appropriation Of s4500o0 for the
fiscal year Is99-1sO0, and 81, 10000 for the
fiscal year 190O-1s01, is conclusive of show
ing that hereafter 1t must be a perma-
nent and expanding feature OF the postal
administration. The service can now be
extended as swiftly as congress may
direct or as the means permit until it
covers all those portions Of the United
States now reached in whole or in part
by the more primitive methods OF the
postal service. Commencing July l, next,
it is proposed to include the cost Of the
postal service Of Porto Rico and Hawaii
in the regular appropriation instead Of
paving the same out of the military ap-
preparation as at present. The total cost
Of the Porto Rican postal service for
the fRal year was little over $4,000
and the probable cost for the postal SER
vice for Hawaii for the next fiscal year
Is s72S04.
An appropriation Of s1s,oOo,ooo is asked
for the compensation Of postmssters for
the next seal year.
Rural free delivery, It is estimated, viii
cost S17,14o 800 for the next seal year, an
increase of almost nine per cent. Dur
ing the last seal year postal money ord
ers issues amounted to $3.50 65o. rs. an in
crease Of almost ssl, 100000. II is apparent
that Il for the next two years the bust
ness Of money order system increases IN
volume correspondingly with that of the
past year, its receipts viii reach 8 COO
900 per day They are now about $S64 .000
The net earnings of the money order
system were S1s40.5a2 The department
proposes to provide money order facili-
ties for all localities where they may
prove convenient. The number Of Offices
ha snow finally exceeded 1900; interna-
tioual money order business Is being
transacted with forty-eight foreign coun-
tries. Recommendation is made that the
fees for domestic money orders being re-
duced TO the maximum OF % cents for an
order Of 500, the minimum Of three cents
to remain as at present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
Read JESSE JAMES BOOKS
Governor Barnes Commates Sentence
of Oklahoma BOYS.

Guthrie. o. r, Nov. Ex-Governor c. NJ.
Barnes commuted the sentence cot Arthur
L. Weaver and VIII Hendon from life
Imprisonment in the penitentiary to five
years. The recommendation for such a
Communication was made by Judge J. H.
Burford, who presided at the trial Of the
prisoner. Weaver and Henden we're
country youths Of good families residing
near Chandler, says the Capital. They
had evidently been reading Jesse James
literature and while enthused they held
up man and robbed him. They were
tried found uilty and given the only sent
ence possible for highway robbery in Ok
Iahoma. life imprisonment, in April of
1898 The county attorney who prose-
cuted the case, eleven Of the jurors who
tried the boys the prosecuting witnesses
nearly all Of the ocers Of Lincoln county
and over three hundred citizens signed a
petition to the governor to pardon the
prisoners. With their sentence committed
to five years, they have yet two and one
half years to serve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
SEWARD MAY CONTEST
Thinks "PopuIist' Nominee Had No
Standing in Law.

SLhuuAu& IN law.
Guthrie, O. T., Nov 2O-Col. Tom So
ward Of Perry. who was the Republican
candidate for councilman in the Second
district, is in the city today consulting
attorneys whose advice viii determine
whether or not he viii contest the cleo
ton of Major James P Woolsey, the
Democratic candidate who received a
majority Of the Democratic and Populist
vote in the Second district. II contest
is instituted it viii be made on the
ground that the Noble county board of
election commissioners wrongfully ord
cred the name Of Major Woolsey. printed
on the Official ballot under the heads of
Peoples Party ticket" when In fact In
the certificate OF nomination he was
named as the candidate Of the "Populist''
party. InasmUch as there was no certifi-
cate showing Major Woosley to be the
nominee Of the Peoples Party" CT.
Seward believes that the ballots so count
ed for Woosley should be thrown out
which would result IN giving him the
seat In event Of a contest being brought
and these votes estimated at 600 In num-
Der, are thrown out, it not only viii seat
Col. Seward but viii elect every Repub-
lea nnominee in Noble county.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-21
BOOKKEEPING DID /.
How Cashier Phillips Is Al
legged TO Have Worked Il.
Sums Shifted at viii - He
Claims It Mas Done by All.

Guthrie. o. T.. Nov. 2o.-The Indictment
an darrest of w. T. Phillips on an al
legged charge o embezzlement from the
Guthrie National bank is the theme Of
conversation today in business and social
circles. ]. w. McNeal. president Of the
bank places the amount Of the alleged
shortage at $500 The accused young
man had no difficulty in securing the
amount Of bail required. 5000 and he
win appear in court tomorrow to plead
to the charges brought against him.
Young Philips began work at the Guth-
re National bank as bookkeeper In jan
uary. 1889. He had previously been en-
poIyad in the National Bank Of Com
merce of Kansas City. and in other
banks. and came highly recommended
here. His brother, f. r. Phillips, is the
wen known bond and investment broker
of Kansas City In regard to the mat
ter causing the arrest( an inquiry at The
bank found according to the banks sys-
tenn Of bookkeeping as is usual in all
such financial Institutions. they have
what is termed active and inactive ac-
counts OF the latter there are the
names Of 200 depositors which are con
solidated fnto one account or the general
individual ledger Of active accounts.
The bank officials allege that the short
age charged against Phillips was the re-
suit Of several months systematic work
on bis part beginning in November, 1899,
and continuing until about one week be-
fore his ischarge in August. 1850 Each
time that money was taken the conson-
dated account Of the inactive accounts
was made to balance with the general
accounts and cash on hand, and thus
was undiscovered or so long. The total
amount the shortage is $500. On
March j. 1900, Phillips made a bond to the
bank Of $4,000 with the Fidelity and De
post company as surety.
Tn answer TO the charge against him
young Phillips stoudy maintains his en-
tire innocence, declaring that a thorough
examination VIII show that he has not
appropriated one cent Of the banks
money. His explanation of the system of
bookkeeping 10 vogue at the Guthrie Ma
ti0nal IS practically the same as that
given out at the bank but adds the sig
nifcant statement that when at the close
of Che days bushes sthe books failed to
balance it was the custom to borrow
temporarily from the inactive account to
make up any shortage ia the active ac-
count. trusting the future to disclose the
error, az which time the amount would
be restored to the inactive account This
he said, had been the practice Of his pre-
decessor on the books and he had fol-
lowed the system.
Philips has engaged AttorneI General
strang and Cotteral & Homer to appear
Cor klm